This hotel is located on a hill outside of town. It is too far to walk to/from town and dogs from surrounding area we were warned to be wary of. The jungle and all of it's bugs (termites, cockroaches, etc.) are present. I'm not sure if the staff was dishonest or unorganized, but our group of 5 had numerous problems with paying cash for a taxi, laundry, etc., and then still having that bill appear on our room expenses. It was an argument every time and very unprofessional and took days to get straightened out. Personally, I think cash was being pocketed, but I have no way to prove that. It was uncomfortable and I would not go back to repeat this. Also, the onsite restaurant is very expensive, 2-3 times the price of any restaurant in town, but you need to take a taxi to/from dinner which is inconvenient and adds to the cost. It was still much less expensive to go into town.

We stayed for a night at their Jungle View Suite. The room was spacious, and i can say it's well maintained for a nipa type of room. Their bathroom was quite nice, you'll feel relax soaking on their tub. The ambiance of the place is peaceful, you can really take a rest. Their staff are all accommodating and warm. They always smiles which makes you feel at home. Few breakfast options, but understandable.

Only thing i can suggest is to improve the wifi signal, but if you're travelling to get away from stress and really want to enjoy time with yourself and your partner, slow wifi connection is no big deal. Anyway for those travelling to islands like Palau you have to remind yourself that your not in the city where you can always stay connected to social media. If you need to get in touch with your loveones, to let them know that your are safe you can always give them a call.😃

We split our holiday between here and the Palau Pacific Resort, and really enjoyed this hotel. Very peaceful, lovely views over the Rock Islands from our room, and very friendly staff.

The location 5 mins drive away from town isn't a problem, with regular free shuttle rides into the centre of town. And if you do want to go somewhere else on the island, it's only $5 per trip, provided by the Plantation staff. We used the laundry service, which was both excellent value ($5 per basket) and amazing - I have never had such perfectly folded clothes before!

We stayed in one of the cheapest rooms ("Premium Cabins") which was lovely. Clean, comfortable, and with walls made of wood and local weave.

Compared to the Palau Pacific Resort, this feels much more friendly, with local produce/fish/fruit, and more of a part of Palau.