Lehns Hotel & Apartments
653 Ngerbeched Rd, Koror, Koror Island 96940-0653 Palau
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Lehns Hotel & Apartments is a small family owned motel located in Koror, Palau in the South Pacific. Our location brings guests within walking distance to downtown Koror, where you will find grocery stores, fish markets, restaurants, coffee shops, theatre, airline offices, banks, other offices, and internet cafés. A 5 minute walk will bring you to Belau National Museum. We work with local diving operators and are happy to assist you in booking a dive vacation in Palau. Relax at the day's end with a beautiful view of the rainforest at some of our rooms and our lounge. Facilities & Services - Small store on site - Kitchenette - Car parking - Wi-Fi available on site - Laundry facilities - Non-smoking rooms - 24-hour water - Free airport pick-up & drop-off for more than 3 nights' stay - Daily housekeeping - Laundry service A laundromat, lounge, Internet Cafe, Wi-Fi and small convenience store on-site mean travelers do not have to go far for conveniences. Most of our rooms offer TV and
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653 Ngerbeched Rd, Koror, Koror Island 96940-0653 Palau
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This is a budge motel in Koror. Not a bad choice if your major concern is money.
The location is quite away from the center of the city. It'll be no problem if you rent a car, though. Humble place. Friendly manager.
The location is quite away from the center of the city. It'll be no problem if you rent a car, though. Humble place. Friendly manager.
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Date of stay: February 2019
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Stopover Hotel in Toronto:
Once again we stayed at the Days Inn Airport East, which is now called the Toronto Plaza Airport Hotel on Wilson Ave. We did a reverse Park and Fly which I set up with Conroy. This is a great hotel for park n fly. They have a great pool and the staff is great. Every time I go away I stay at this hotel. The rates are great and the hotel gives you complimentary continental breakfast so when you come back from vacation and get up the next morning you get a bagel, toast, cereal, coffee or juice before your drive home. The rooms are nice and roomy. This is not a 5 star hotel, but for the money it is a great place to end or start your vacation.
Flight:
We flew with West Jet from Toronto to Vancouver, China Air from Vancouver to Taipei, then Taipei to Palau. Before leaving my house I confirmed all flights to ensure all were on time. I then proceeded to drive to my park and fly hotel in Toronto, check in and do the paperwork, then checked flight status at this point to find out that the flights were all still on time. Go to the airport to find out that my flight was cancelled and I would be taking a flight 3.5 hours later. West Jet gave us $40 to purchase dinner with. My connector in Vancouver was still 2 hours so I had time to transfer. Other than that the flight was uneventful. The flight staff was pleasant and made you feel comfortable.
Arriving in Vancouver we made it to our gate to do the long haul to Taipei with China Air. The lady at the desk called down to baggage to ensure our bags would make the transfer. The flight was great. Food was ok. Alcohol was free but sleeping is more important. The staff on board was eager to help make your flight great and they succeeded. Needless to say I would fly with them again.
Upon arrival at Palau we were approached by the baggage department and I was informed that our bags had not made it and that we needed to fill out a report. Upon doing so the China Air representative (with a little push from my husband) gave us $50 US each to by incidentals. He then proceeded to tell us that our luggage would be arriving tomorrow night and we could arrange pick up then. I told him we had no vehicle and then the lady from the luggage department proceeded to tell us that she would gladly drop it off at our hotel. What a great lady. I found out later is was West Jets fault that the bags did not make the connector.
Hotel:
We stayed at Lehn’s Apartments (which we booked through Sam’s Tours, information below) and rented the studio apartment with a bed, sitting area, kitchenette with stove and small fridge and a separate bathroom with shower. This is not a luxury hotel but it is clean and the staff does anything they can to help make your stay more enjoyable. It is located about 10 minute walk from downtown and three grocery stores (which you can purchase beer, wine and spirits from). Grocery prices are a bit steep. For example, one box of Kraft dinner is $5, ouch. It is still cheaper to cook in than going out. I would say that food costs are going to be double what they are at home but restaurants are about triple.
That being said, we did go out for dinner on 3 occasions. The first was Ben Ermi’s hamburger place just down the road from Lehn’s. I have to say it was the BEST burger I have ever eaten in my life. We also tried the chicken breast burger and it was wonderful too. They even put it in a tinfoil wrap so it will stay warm on the way back to the apartment. The price was great. It cost about $4.00 US for the burger and $4.50 for the chicken. Next was a Thai restaurant across from the WTC supermarket downtown called Mingles So Thai.We ordered the green curry and you can decide if you want mild, hot, or burning hot (or you can ask for hot on the side and add to your liking). It was a large portion and the price was about $10 US per plate. Left totally stuffed. There are many good places to eat in Koror if you’re willing to pay the expensive prices.
Dive Operator:
I booked both the hotel and all our diving through Sam’s Tours http://www.samstours.com/main.html . They have a variety of dive/accommodation packages available. They arranged airport transfer for us and all went smoothly. The dive operation is great. A special thanks to Lydia (I do believe that was her name, it has been awhile) who worked in the office and Ali who was our dive master at the beginning of our dive vacation. They are professional and courteous. They do have some things that happen (IE they were late one day picking us up because the van broke down) but the manager was quick to purchase us two drinks each from the bar that night after diving. We booked 5 days of two tanks per day, starting two days after we arrived in Palau. After two days of diving, I unfortunately got ahead cold and Sam’s was more than happy to let me take three days off and finish the rest of my package when I was able to dive again. The dive briefings were accurate and the crew was pretty good.
Diving:
The diving was pretty good. Better than other places I have been IE: Puerto Gallera in the Philippines. We did German Channel one day and it was ok. We then did Blue Corner and the current was ripping but made all photography hard. Then our boat was going back to Blue Corner and we asked to get changed to a different boat and they were heading to German Channel so we decided to go. Man, what an experience. As we are in the middle of this bait ball all these sharks show up with jacks and then mantas. Then the bait ball “shot” downward and all you heard was THUMP. Wow, never knew that when that many fish in a ball decide to go it actually makes a PHMPH sound. Bizarre. We did see the usual south pacific inhabitants as butterfly fish, Nemo and his cousins, angels, parrot, napoleon wrasse, sharks. On one dive we were just getting hooked in on the rocks to watch the grey, black and white tip reef shark action, I look up and here comes a bus! A, yes, I am not kidding, a great Hammerhead shark comes lurking in. Most people in our group saw it, especially our dive master Ali as she scared it and herself because when she turned around it was right behind her and her startled action made it skittish. It is something I will never forget for the rest of my life.
Now, that being said I have also been to Pohnpei and Yap in Micronesia and as far as a diving and cultural vacation I would choose them over Palau. They have managed to keep the culture more alive there BUT they have a much smaller population than Palau. The reefs were better and I saw 12 mantas in Pohnpei http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_wPkqOasG0 and dropped in off the boat with at least 30 grey reef sharks in Yap. Also, the reefs were in much better shape and much larger in size. If I were to go back to Micronesia, then I would go back to Pohnpei and Yap.
Other:
We did some snorkeling around the island that was about a 20 minute walk from the hotel. If you go down to the main road, head left, down the hill, bear up to the right you will find this tiny bar (can’t remember the name) and they have a beach. There is a sign saying that it’s for its customers, but tourists and locals alike just go in anyway. We did purchase some drinks there anyway but not always. I saw quite allot when snorkeling there. There were lionfish, green turtle, puffers, and the usual assortment of fish. If you follow the buoy line out you will hit a wall where you can hang right on the edge for some really cool snorkeling.
Home Bound:
All our flights were on time on the way back with no surprises. When we landed in Toronto we called the shuttle to take us back to the hotel. We had arranged a reverse park and fly and an early check in with Conroy, but my husband slept well on the way home and we decided to get out continental breakfast (which they upgraded for free to a full breakfast) due to the fact that we did not take the room we had paid for.
Final:
I have been diving all over the south pacific with approximately 400 dives there. This was a good trip with allot of fond memories. The real question is, would I go back to Palau? Sadly, no. Pohnpei and Yap, yes.
GOOD DIVING: TAKE ONLY PICTURES, LEAVE ONLY BUBBLES!
Stopover Hotel in Toronto:
Once again we stayed at the Days Inn Airport East, which is now called the Toronto Plaza Airport Hotel on Wilson Ave. We did a reverse Park and Fly which I set up with Conroy. This is a great hotel for park n fly. They have a great pool and the staff is great. Every time I go away I stay at this hotel. The rates are great and the hotel gives you complimentary continental breakfast so when you come back from vacation and get up the next morning you get a bagel, toast, cereal, coffee or juice before your drive home. The rooms are nice and roomy. This is not a 5 star hotel, but for the money it is a great place to end or start your vacation.
Flight:
We flew with West Jet from Toronto to Vancouver, China Air from Vancouver to Taipei, then Taipei to Palau. Before leaving my house I confirmed all flights to ensure all were on time. I then proceeded to drive to my park and fly hotel in Toronto, check in and do the paperwork, then checked flight status at this point to find out that the flights were all still on time. Go to the airport to find out that my flight was cancelled and I would be taking a flight 3.5 hours later. West Jet gave us $40 to purchase dinner with. My connector in Vancouver was still 2 hours so I had time to transfer. Other than that the flight was uneventful. The flight staff was pleasant and made you feel comfortable.
Arriving in Vancouver we made it to our gate to do the long haul to Taipei with China Air. The lady at the desk called down to baggage to ensure our bags would make the transfer. The flight was great. Food was ok. Alcohol was free but sleeping is more important. The staff on board was eager to help make your flight great and they succeeded. Needless to say I would fly with them again.
Upon arrival at Palau we were approached by the baggage department and I was informed that our bags had not made it and that we needed to fill out a report. Upon doing so the China Air representative (with a little push from my husband) gave us $50 US each to by incidentals. He then proceeded to tell us that our luggage would be arriving tomorrow night and we could arrange pick up then. I told him we had no vehicle and then the lady from the luggage department proceeded to tell us that she would gladly drop it off at our hotel. What a great lady. I found out later is was West Jets fault that the bags did not make the connector.
Hotel:
We stayed at Lehn’s Apartments (which we booked through Sam’s Tours, information below) and rented the studio apartment with a bed, sitting area, kitchenette with stove and small fridge and a separate bathroom with shower. This is not a luxury hotel but it is clean and the staff does anything they can to help make your stay more enjoyable. It is located about 10 minute walk from downtown and three grocery stores (which you can purchase beer, wine and spirits from). Grocery prices are a bit steep. For example, one box of Kraft dinner is $5, ouch. It is still cheaper to cook in than going out. I would say that food costs are going to be double what they are at home but restaurants are about triple.
That being said, we did go out for dinner on 3 occasions. The first was Ben Ermi’s hamburger place just down the road from Lehn’s. I have to say it was the BEST burger I have ever eaten in my life. We also tried the chicken breast burger and it was wonderful too. They even put it in a tinfoil wrap so it will stay warm on the way back to the apartment. The price was great. It cost about $4.00 US for the burger and $4.50 for the chicken. Next was a Thai restaurant across from the WTC supermarket downtown called Mingles So Thai.We ordered the green curry and you can decide if you want mild, hot, or burning hot (or you can ask for hot on the side and add to your liking). It was a large portion and the price was about $10 US per plate. Left totally stuffed. There are many good places to eat in Koror if you’re willing to pay the expensive prices.
Dive Operator:
I booked both the hotel and all our diving through Sam’s Tours http://www.samstours.com/main.html . They have a variety of dive/accommodation packages available. They arranged airport transfer for us and all went smoothly. The dive operation is great. A special thanks to Lydia (I do believe that was her name, it has been awhile) who worked in the office and Ali who was our dive master at the beginning of our dive vacation. They are professional and courteous. They do have some things that happen (IE they were late one day picking us up because the van broke down) but the manager was quick to purchase us two drinks each from the bar that night after diving. We booked 5 days of two tanks per day, starting two days after we arrived in Palau. After two days of diving, I unfortunately got ahead cold and Sam’s was more than happy to let me take three days off and finish the rest of my package when I was able to dive again. The dive briefings were accurate and the crew was pretty good.
Diving:
The diving was pretty good. Better than other places I have been IE: Puerto Gallera in the Philippines. We did German Channel one day and it was ok. We then did Blue Corner and the current was ripping but made all photography hard. Then our boat was going back to Blue Corner and we asked to get changed to a different boat and they were heading to German Channel so we decided to go. Man, what an experience. As we are in the middle of this bait ball all these sharks show up with jacks and then mantas. Then the bait ball “shot” downward and all you heard was THUMP. Wow, never knew that when that many fish in a ball decide to go it actually makes a PHMPH sound. Bizarre. We did see the usual south pacific inhabitants as butterfly fish, Nemo and his cousins, angels, parrot, napoleon wrasse, sharks. On one dive we were just getting hooked in on the rocks to watch the grey, black and white tip reef shark action, I look up and here comes a bus! A, yes, I am not kidding, a great Hammerhead shark comes lurking in. Most people in our group saw it, especially our dive master Ali as she scared it and herself because when she turned around it was right behind her and her startled action made it skittish. It is something I will never forget for the rest of my life.
Now, that being said I have also been to Pohnpei and Yap in Micronesia and as far as a diving and cultural vacation I would choose them over Palau. They have managed to keep the culture more alive there BUT they have a much smaller population than Palau. The reefs were better and I saw 12 mantas in Pohnpei http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_wPkqOasG0 and dropped in off the boat with at least 30 grey reef sharks in Yap. Also, the reefs were in much better shape and much larger in size. If I were to go back to Micronesia, then I would go back to Pohnpei and Yap.
Other:
We did some snorkeling around the island that was about a 20 minute walk from the hotel. If you go down to the main road, head left, down the hill, bear up to the right you will find this tiny bar (can’t remember the name) and they have a beach. There is a sign saying that it’s for its customers, but tourists and locals alike just go in anyway. We did purchase some drinks there anyway but not always. I saw quite allot when snorkeling there. There were lionfish, green turtle, puffers, and the usual assortment of fish. If you follow the buoy line out you will hit a wall where you can hang right on the edge for some really cool snorkeling.
Home Bound:
All our flights were on time on the way back with no surprises. When we landed in Toronto we called the shuttle to take us back to the hotel. We had arranged a reverse park and fly and an early check in with Conroy, but my husband slept well on the way home and we decided to get out continental breakfast (which they upgraded for free to a full breakfast) due to the fact that we did not take the room we had paid for.
Final:
I have been diving all over the south pacific with approximately 400 dives there. This was a good trip with allot of fond memories. The real question is, would I go back to Palau? Sadly, no. Pohnpei and Yap, yes.
GOOD DIVING: TAKE ONLY PICTURES, LEAVE ONLY BUBBLES!
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Date of stay: October 2012Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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I stayed at Lehns in January/February and it was as good as I expected it to be for the price I was paying. Great location just set back a little from the main street of Koror (5mins walk). The staff were ever so friendly and helped with anything I needed. They serviced my room almost every second day although they didnt leave a towel for me after the 3rd time they serviced my room but it didnt phase me too much. Huge rooms, good sized bathrooms. Had a few friendly geekos but they didnt bother me. Air conditioner was amazing, I actually got cold at night. My room only had frosted windows but i was only in my room for not even 8hrs each night so didnt need windows really. Plenty of lights in the room and the morning light shines in well.
Before deciding on a place to stay i did extensive research to find the cheapest place in Palau to stay at and this was it. I will definitely return every time i come back to Palau.
Before deciding on a place to stay i did extensive research to find the cheapest place in Palau to stay at and this was it. I will definitely return every time i come back to Palau.
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Date of stay: January 2012Trip type: Travelled solo
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Room Tip: I emailed them and got a cheaper room without a kitchenette or TV, food in Palau is very cheap so...
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I liked my stay here a lot. The airport pick up and drop off was on time and the room was really nice. The driver even stopped off at a local supermarket on his way and kindly waited until I had finished my shopping. The TV even had numerous English channels and there was Wifi available for a cheap fee. I'd love to return again in the future and perhaps stay here again!
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Date of stay: February 2019
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I stayed at Lehns for one week in January 2020. The place is budgeted for the cost conscious traveler, which is great as I took opportunity of my time in Palau to Scuba and tour the islands. My room was clean, had hot water, good water pressure, functional refrigerator, and even an operating flat screen television with several international channels. The common area is a great place to relax and wind down at the end of the day. The icing on the cake is the manager and most of the staff. I fell ill after one of my dives and needed to go to the hospital and Natalie drove me to the hospital when no taxis were responding to our calls. Mind you this was almost at midnight. I felt sincere concern from her regarding my condition and that type of caring hospitality cannot be faked or easily reproduced. Vicky, Lulu, and Bianca were some staff members who went out of their way in making my stay an unforgettable one. I highly recommend Lehns to anyone searching for a comfortable, safe stay in Palau.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Travelled solo
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I stayed here for one month when I first moved to Palau. I was asked for an $850 security deposit (in the event I damage anything). When I left, I was told that security deposits are not given back. I pointed out that I had not damaged the property in any way and therefore they were legally required to return my deposit. They refused. I asked to speak to the owner Lilliane Uludong, but she refused to speak to me. She even had her husband lawyer call me to tell me I wasn't getting the money back. I called them everyday for 2 weeks and no one would talk to me or call me back, just pocketed my money. It's illegal, shameful and I find these people are completely without any respect for their customers nor possess any integrity.
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Date of stay: October 2014Trip type: Travelled on business
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Bottom of the market in Koror is $40 nightly rate. At Lehns, there are guests spending the winter there on the cheap for rates of $350 for the month. As a tourist on vacation, you do not want any part of a scene like this. It's just a dump of a place in every aspect.
But, if what you're looking for is a kitchenette and a room where you can prepare meals, an air conditioner loud as a turboprop, and a worn out old bed, you might just like it. Oh, and a proprietorship you need to pay in exact change because they will try to keep all of whatever cash finds its way into their hands. Free coffee between 6 and 9 am. After that, hike to town or buy instant at their store to make in your kitchenette.
But, if what you're looking for is a kitchenette and a room where you can prepare meals, an air conditioner loud as a turboprop, and a worn out old bed, you might just like it. Oh, and a proprietorship you need to pay in exact change because they will try to keep all of whatever cash finds its way into their hands. Free coffee between 6 and 9 am. After that, hike to town or buy instant at their store to make in your kitchenette.
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Date of stay: February 2011Trip type: Travelled solo
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Do you and your companions a "favor" and spend just a little more and stay at the "The Penthouse". If not when you get back read my review again!
There is no wifi! There is no dining! The air condition does not work. Two dogs in cage under my window barking all night. Said pick up Aiport, no show, Staff Lies! Bad location! on & on & on!
There is no wifi! There is no dining! The air condition does not work. Two dogs in cage under my window barking all night. Said pick up Aiport, no show, Staff Lies! Bad location! on & on & on!
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Date of stay: May 2015Trip type: Travelled with friends
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this was about the cheapest place in town that I could find ($55 / night), and actually had a decent landscape view from our window. free airport pickup and dropoff, but don't expect any further hospitality than that. my partner had a return flight on a day earlier than mine, and even though we stayed at the hotel for 7 days, when it came time for my return and I needed airport drop off they insisted on charging me for it (in spite of the fact that I would be sharing the ride with another hotel guest who was already getting dropped off!)
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Date of stay: October 2012Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We stayed at Lehns for a week this February while we dove in Palau. The main attraction for us was the relatively low price to stay there as the island is pricey for all activities. They gave us free pick up when we got there and drop off when we left which is awesome. Staff were super friendly as well! Our room was clean with two queen sized comfy beds plus a fridge to store food from nearby shops. There are also some restaurants nearby if you feel like eating out.
Bottom line: Great place to stay if you don't mind vintage stuff for the room
Bottom line: Great place to stay if you don't mind vintage stuff for the room
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Date of stay: February 2012Trip type: Travelled with family
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HK$530 - HK$562 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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Frequently Asked Questions about Lehns Hotel & Apartments
Which popular attractions are close to Lehns Hotel & Apartments?
Nearby attractions include Belau National Museum (0.2 km), Palau Aquarium (0.9 km), and Surangel and Sons Co (0.7 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Lehns Hotel & Apartments?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include a lounge, free parking, and airport transportation.
Which room amenities are available at Lehns Hotel & Apartments?
Top room amenities include a kitchenette, air conditioning, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Lehns Hotel & Apartments?
Guests can enjoy a lounge during their stay.
Is parking available at Lehns Hotel & Apartments?
Yes, free parking and secured parking are available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Lehns Hotel & Apartments?
Conveniently located restaurants include Taj, L' Amarena Gelato Shop (Gelateria Italiana), and Coffee Berry.
Does Lehns Hotel & Apartments have airport transportation?
Yes, Lehns Hotel & Apartments offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Lehns Hotel & Apartments?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Filipino.
Are there any historical sites close to Lehns Hotel & Apartments?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Airai Bai (9.8 km) and Airai War Canoe (9.9 km).
Is Lehns Hotel & Apartments accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.