For the price of $124 per night, i would have at least expected free Wi-Fi or possibly a pool, nope, nothing, no water in the fridge when i arrived at 2am after a long few flights.
The room was nice and clean, bed comfortable, decent size with a fair amount of TV channels, good but a little noisy a/c but that was it.
Some of the staff were very helpful and always cheerful, but some just didn't understand what was required.
I asked if i could extend my check out time to 6pm, they wanted $62 for an extra 6 hrs, very expensive i thought, if the hotel was busy, then fine, but it was pretty empty.
I had booked through Expedia, when i checked out i still and to pay extra for the taxes at 12%, it is not just the hotels that rip you off, i feel that it is the Government of Palau ripping all the tourists off, i won't be back due to this, pity though as the diving was awesome.....
It seems the norm that hotels are every expensive in Koror, maybe they just get away with it, but I'm sure it will come back to bite them....Pity....

We stayed here for 2 nights at the end of our kayaking trip (after staying at West Plaza Malakal at the beginning) and wished we had booked her instead. Not having a car in Koror, it was much more convenient to stay at Desekel due to its proximity to shops and eateries.

The room was carpeted too which was nice and was ~$120USD per night which is pretty good by Koror standards. Air con worked, although was a bit loud and the shower was really good.

Sam's Tours picked me up in the morning and dropped us off in the evening so proximity to the dive center isn't a concern. I don't look for 5 star amenities in every place I stay but would definitely stay here again.

If you're coming to Palau to dive and might be diving with FishNFins, this hotel is a great location to stay at. This is our 6th stay here, and we enjoy the quiet rooms, the comfortable beds and the great location: close to many of the restaurants in town and a short walk to FishNFins. There's even a market on the first floor for the quick items you may want.
We always stay in a corner room on the top floor, finding that there is plenty of room to spread out. Don't expect luxury, great views or a pool, but think of this hotel as a simple yet comfortable home away from home.
Note three things: as with other hotels in Palau, the rooms may be smoking or not. Also, the ice machine is broken but they have ice in bags available. If you are unable to climb stairs, don't stay here: there is at least one flight up to the lobby (although bags fit in a small elevator just for luggage).
The women who work here are friendly, eager to assist and usually have good recommendations about places to eat in town!