Inns in Central Visayas, Philippines

The cheapest hotel I could find. Stayed for 15 days. The rooms was on 4th floor nice and clean. I say rooms because halfway through our stay our air conditioning unit gave out so we were relocated(for free) to another room. The employees were all kind and willing to help with everything we needed. Location is nice. Almost next to Ayala mall and the general area is safe and easy to navigate/find transport in the form of either jeepney or bus. Decor is a bit gloomy and outdated. That beige on the walls is the only thing I disliked. It is by no means a 5 star hotel but it's a bargain for its price(15 euros a night) anyone would be stupid to pass. I recommend it to everyone who want to visit Cebu on a budget. We didn't taste their kitchen or visit the gym they have.

my friends and i had errands in cebu city and we needed to stay overnigt. i already had email interaction with the admin saying that there are 3 of us and we want win beds and an extra bed. When we checked in, they strongly suggested 2 bunk beds and i said NO to that. when i said NO, the receptionist looked irritated. She was impolite in conversation and i had to say ”good afternoon” first. She does not smile and rolls her eyes which i do not really like. anyway, the rest of the staff were really nice and accommodating. The housekeeping guys were kind and quick to help us with what we need and the lady in the kitchen wad nice. it still was a good experience. i just wish that receptionist will find ways to look at life a positive way and find joy so she can spread joy as well.

First I must say that my GF and I have stayed at about 10 hotels on Lapu-Lapu Island. All budget or mid-range priced. All in the last 6 months. The AOSMEC is the lowest priced of the group. All other hotels were 2 to 3 times the price of AOSMEC. The simple truth is that my one week stay at the AOSMEC was the best!!!. Yes it is a basic Hotel with no frills or a pool. But if that's what you are looking for? This hotel is simply perfect. PROS: WIFI speed is extremely good since every floor as it's own router. The hotel is extremely clean. It simply is irreproachable. You always see someone cleaning morning to night. Cable TV is very good with brand new TV'S This hotel is Familly owned by phillipino's and they make sure clients are happy. So any issue that might come up. Is dealt with very quickly and correctly. The room cleaning is upon request but just ask and it's done quickly and perfectly! The owners completely understand what a budget traveller needs and they don't overcharge. You can get anything you need on a ”a la carte” basis. Example: we got some laundry done. The price was about 15% higher then doing it ourselves at a laundramat self serve service. If you factor in tranportion cost to get to and from the laundromat. It's less expensive through the hotel. WOW! The clientele is a mix of locals and foreigners. And all are happy with the rooms and services received. The hotel is soo well managed that it is expanding. About 20 rooms are being added. AND THESE ROOMS ARE NICER! 5 Rooms are 95% completed. I visited one. Cons: the restaurant is basic. It's geared more torwards the local clientele. But there are many good restaurants within walking distance and this should not be a concern. There is also a convenience store right next to the hotel. Not even 30 seconds away. It is about 30 minutes away from the airport. Taxis are a bit more scarce but with the Grab app.(like Huber) that issue goes away. This place is the perfect budget hotel that actually beats out most mid range hotels at 3x the price. Dont hesitate and book. No worries here. Do not hesitate in.booking here. You won't regret

This is actually the best accommodation we ever seen in moalboal . My fiance and I stay there for 3weeks and we actually loved it. They have beautiful ,clean and comfy bed . With a kitchen which my fiance loved it . With beautiful beach view in the tower which alex love it so much. Iloved the staff how they taking care of the guest . Ate vilma and kuya there is very helpful if you need help . hope to comeback soon again. Thankyou for the great service . It’s worth the price ❤️

Nice place, interesting area and lovely aspects. Great atmosphere. See photos.

We really enjoyed our stay at GT Seaside Inn - the staff were friendly and helpful, room was lovely and spacious with good air conditioning. The staff helped us to book tours locally and these were customisable to the things we wanted to do which was great. The food in the restaurant was tasty and the location was really good for wandering around Oslob, we really enjoyed looking at the old ruins, and we saw some lovely sunsets from the balcony area.

From the moment you arrive, you find that it's not just no-frills, but really cutting corners, including in regard to safety. It's new and it's clean, but there's little else that's positive. All rooms are upstairs and there is no lift, so not the place for you if you have mobility issues. Zero wheelchair accessibility, which is a disgrace for a new hotel. There are no blankets or bed coverings of any type except for a sheet. There's no fridge, no kettle, no safe. The pillows are high and hard, very uncomfortable. The photo of a standard hive double shows a window and proper desk, but that's not necessarily what you'll get. I had an internal room with a tiny fold-out desk attached to the wall. That's ok for an overnight transit stay, so at least I'd get a good night's sleep, right? Not quite. The walls are so thin and the halls echo so well that even in an interior room I was woken at 2am by the sound of barking dogs outside and could hear other road noise too. Given how far I was from the road, that is amazingly bad. There's also a window of the worst possible kind. It's above the door and there's no way to cover it, so light comes in from the corridor, especially in the morning. Breakfast was sausage or fish with fried egg and rice, plus some juice drinks. That was the best part of the stay and it's still below average. The shuttle to the airport was fine. The disturbing part was the fire exits. One is via a flimsy wooden door held shut by a big nail. Behind it is a set of stairs covered in rubble with no hand rail. You'd expect most people who try to run down those stairs to fall. The other fire exit is through a sliding glass door with a curtain across it!

Just checked out 2 days ago! Very relaxing stay. Very quiet area with no noise. The staff is also very kind and helpful! The rooms are very basic style but the area is quiet and you can get very good sleep.

My recent stay at RedDoorz Pardo provided a unique blend of positives and challenges, offering a comfortable retreat while deviating from the typical RedDoorz amenities I've grown accustomed to. Upon entering my room, I immediately noticed the absence of standard toiletries like soap and a toothbrush—a departure from the usual RedDoorz experience. This deviation proved inconvenient, as these essentials are typically expected in a stay of this nature. RedDoorz Pardo may want to reconsider this oversight to maintain alignment with the consistently high standards set by other RedDoorz establishments. On a more positive note, the hotel's central location in Pardo was undoubtedly a highlight of my stay. Positioned conveniently, RedDoorz Pardo provided easy access to local attractions, eateries, and transportation hubs, making it an ideal base for those keen on exploring the vibrant surroundings. Despite the initial hiccup with the amenities, the air conditioning in the room functioned impressively well. The cool and comfortable environment it created was a welcome relief, especially during the warmer parts of the day. This positive aspect significantly contributed to the overall satisfaction of my short stay. In conclusion, RedDoorz Pardo offers a satisfactory option for a brief stay, with its prime location compensating for the absence of certain expected amenities. While the oversight in providing basic toiletries was a drawback, the efficient air conditioning and convenient locale make it a viable choice for travelers eager to explore the attractions in the Pardo area. RedDoorz Pardo has the potential to enhance its guest experience by ensuring that its offerings align with the consistent standards upheld by other RedDoorz facilities, thus providing guests with the familiar and reliable experience they associate with the brand.

Good place to stay. Friendly, hospitable and kind staff. Accessible to Mall, wharf station and outside resto. Its just that we have no wifi inside our room need to go out of the room to have signal. But the place and staff are good.

The cheapest hotel I could find. Stayed for 15 days. The rooms was on 4th floor nice and clean. I say rooms because halfway through our stay our air conditioning unit gave out so we were relocated(for free) to another room. The employees were all kind and willing to help with everything we needed. Location is nice. Almost next to Ayala mall and the general area is safe and easy to navigate/find transport in the form of either jeepney or bus. Decor is a bit gloomy and outdated. That beige on the walls is the only thing I disliked. It is by no means a 5 star hotel but it's a bargain for its price(15 euros a night) anyone would be stupid to pass. I recommend it to everyone who want to visit Cebu on a budget. We didn't taste their kitchen or visit the gym they have.

my friends and i had errands in cebu city and we needed to stay overnigt. i already had email interaction with the admin saying that there are 3 of us and we want win beds and an extra bed. When we checked in, they strongly suggested 2 bunk beds and i said NO to that. when i said NO, the receptionist looked irritated. She was impolite in conversation and i had to say ”good afternoon” first. She does not smile and rolls her eyes which i do not really like. anyway, the rest of the staff were really nice and accommodating. The housekeeping guys were kind and quick to help us with what we need and the lady in the kitchen wad nice. it still was a good experience. i just wish that receptionist will find ways to look at life a positive way and find joy so she can spread joy as well.

First I must say that my GF and I have stayed at about 10 hotels on Lapu-Lapu Island. All budget or mid-range priced. All in the last 6 months. The AOSMEC is the lowest priced of the group. All other hotels were 2 to 3 times the price of AOSMEC. The simple truth is that my one week stay at the AOSMEC was the best!!!. Yes it is a basic Hotel with no frills or a pool. But if that's what you are looking for? This hotel is simply perfect. PROS: WIFI speed is extremely good since every floor as it's own router. The hotel is extremely clean. It simply is irreproachable. You always see someone cleaning morning to night. Cable TV is very good with brand new TV'S This hotel is Familly owned by phillipino's and they make sure clients are happy. So any issue that might come up. Is dealt with very quickly and correctly. The room cleaning is upon request but just ask and it's done quickly and perfectly! The owners completely understand what a budget traveller needs and they don't overcharge. You can get anything you need on a ”a la carte” basis. Example: we got some laundry done. The price was about 15% higher then doing it ourselves at a laundramat self serve service. If you factor in tranportion cost to get to and from the laundromat. It's less expensive through the hotel. WOW! The clientele is a mix of locals and foreigners. And all are happy with the rooms and services received. The hotel is soo well managed that it is expanding. About 20 rooms are being added. AND THESE ROOMS ARE NICER! 5 Rooms are 95% completed. I visited one. Cons: the restaurant is basic. It's geared more torwards the local clientele. But there are many good restaurants within walking distance and this should not be a concern. There is also a convenience store right next to the hotel. Not even 30 seconds away. It is about 30 minutes away from the airport. Taxis are a bit more scarce but with the Grab app.(like Huber) that issue goes away. This place is the perfect budget hotel that actually beats out most mid range hotels at 3x the price. Dont hesitate and book. No worries here. Do not hesitate in.booking here. You won't regret

This is actually the best accommodation we ever seen in moalboal . My fiance and I stay there for 3weeks and we actually loved it. They have beautiful ,clean and comfy bed . With a kitchen which my fiance loved it . With beautiful beach view in the tower which alex love it so much. Iloved the staff how they taking care of the guest . Ate vilma and kuya there is very helpful if you need help . hope to comeback soon again. Thankyou for the great service . It’s worth the price ❤️

Nice place, interesting area and lovely aspects. Great atmosphere. See photos.

We really enjoyed our stay at GT Seaside Inn - the staff were friendly and helpful, room was lovely and spacious with good air conditioning. The staff helped us to book tours locally and these were customisable to the things we wanted to do which was great. The food in the restaurant was tasty and the location was really good for wandering around Oslob, we really enjoyed looking at the old ruins, and we saw some lovely sunsets from the balcony area.

From the moment you arrive, you find that it's not just no-frills, but really cutting corners, including in regard to safety. It's new and it's clean, but there's little else that's positive. All rooms are upstairs and there is no lift, so not the place for you if you have mobility issues. Zero wheelchair accessibility, which is a disgrace for a new hotel. There are no blankets or bed coverings of any type except for a sheet. There's no fridge, no kettle, no safe. The pillows are high and hard, very uncomfortable. The photo of a standard hive double shows a window and proper desk, but that's not necessarily what you'll get. I had an internal room with a tiny fold-out desk attached to the wall. That's ok for an overnight transit stay, so at least I'd get a good night's sleep, right? Not quite. The walls are so thin and the halls echo so well that even in an interior room I was woken at 2am by the sound of barking dogs outside and could hear other road noise too. Given how far I was from the road, that is amazingly bad. There's also a window of the worst possible kind. It's above the door and there's no way to cover it, so light comes in from the corridor, especially in the morning. Breakfast was sausage or fish with fried egg and rice, plus some juice drinks. That was the best part of the stay and it's still below average. The shuttle to the airport was fine. The disturbing part was the fire exits. One is via a flimsy wooden door held shut by a big nail. Behind it is a set of stairs covered in rubble with no hand rail. You'd expect most people who try to run down those stairs to fall. The other fire exit is through a sliding glass door with a curtain across it!

My recent stay at RedDoorz Pardo provided a unique blend of positives and challenges, offering a comfortable retreat while deviating from the typical RedDoorz amenities I've grown accustomed to. Upon entering my room, I immediately noticed the absence of standard toiletries like soap and a toothbrush—a departure from the usual RedDoorz experience. This deviation proved inconvenient, as these essentials are typically expected in a stay of this nature. RedDoorz Pardo may want to reconsider this oversight to maintain alignment with the consistently high standards set by other RedDoorz establishments. On a more positive note, the hotel's central location in Pardo was undoubtedly a highlight of my stay. Positioned conveniently, RedDoorz Pardo provided easy access to local attractions, eateries, and transportation hubs, making it an ideal base for those keen on exploring the vibrant surroundings. Despite the initial hiccup with the amenities, the air conditioning in the room functioned impressively well. The cool and comfortable environment it created was a welcome relief, especially during the warmer parts of the day. This positive aspect significantly contributed to the overall satisfaction of my short stay. In conclusion, RedDoorz Pardo offers a satisfactory option for a brief stay, with its prime location compensating for the absence of certain expected amenities. While the oversight in providing basic toiletries was a drawback, the efficient air conditioning and convenient locale make it a viable choice for travelers eager to explore the attractions in the Pardo area. RedDoorz Pardo has the potential to enhance its guest experience by ensuring that its offerings align with the consistent standards upheld by other RedDoorz facilities, thus providing guests with the familiar and reliable experience they associate with the brand.

We tried out this little place because of the location near the airport and Cebu port. The rooms were small, but comfortable, and most importantly, clean. We visited multiple islands and we were there mainly to sleep or to get more items to visit another location. During the times we were out for multiple days, we paid for storage instead of paying for the whole room. The owners were incredibly nice and super helpful. After explaining our plans to them, they recommended transport options and locations. Only downside for most people, is that there is a 10 pm curfew. If you’re looking for more of a nightlife, this one might not be the one for you.

セブ市内からジンベエザメシュノーケリングをするためにオスロブに向かいました。 週末であったこともあり、渋滞で5時間半かかってしまい、チェックインの時間を10分ほど過ぎてしまいましたが、笑顔で向かい入れて下さいました。トイレ付きでしたが、トイレットペーパーはなかったので、持っていくことをオススメします（フィリピンではあるある）。 シャワーは別の場所にあるとのことでしたが、留学先の寮で浴びてから来たので、私達は使いませんでした。次の日の朝4時に起こしに来てくれて、そのまま5～10分くらい歩いてジンベエザメの見れるところまで行きました。寝坊してしまい、4時半に出発して、5時半くらいから予約が開始されました。この時間に並んで泳げたのは8時前です。何か軽食を持っておくことをオススメします。私達は終わったらご飯を食べて、近くのツマログ滝に行き、ホテルに戻ってチェックアウトしました。 ツアー中も荷物を持っていてくれて本当に頼りになりました！また機会があればぜひ使いたいです！ 私たちが行った時は、ジンベエザメシュノーケリングは500ペソ、GoProは550ペソとなってました。

The cheapest hotel I could find. Stayed for 15 days. The rooms was on 4th floor nice and clean. I say rooms because halfway through our stay our air conditioning unit gave out so we were relocated(for free) to another room. The employees were all kind and willing to help with everything we needed. Location is nice. Almost next to Ayala mall and the general area is safe and easy to navigate/find transport in the form of either jeepney or bus. Decor is a bit gloomy and outdated. That beige on the walls is the only thing I disliked. It is by no means a 5 star hotel but it's a bargain for its price(15 euros a night) anyone would be stupid to pass. I recommend it to everyone who want to visit Cebu on a budget. We didn't taste their kitchen or visit the gym they have.

my friends and i had errands in cebu city and we needed to stay overnigt. i already had email interaction with the admin saying that there are 3 of us and we want win beds and an extra bed. When we checked in, they strongly suggested 2 bunk beds and i said NO to that. when i said NO, the receptionist looked irritated. She was impolite in conversation and i had to say ”good afternoon” first. She does not smile and rolls her eyes which i do not really like. anyway, the rest of the staff were really nice and accommodating. The housekeeping guys were kind and quick to help us with what we need and the lady in the kitchen wad nice. it still was a good experience. i just wish that receptionist will find ways to look at life a positive way and find joy so she can spread joy as well.

My recent stay at RedDoorz Pardo provided a unique blend of positives and challenges, offering a comfortable retreat while deviating from the typical RedDoorz amenities I've grown accustomed to. Upon entering my room, I immediately noticed the absence of standard toiletries like soap and a toothbrush—a departure from the usual RedDoorz experience. This deviation proved inconvenient, as these essentials are typically expected in a stay of this nature. RedDoorz Pardo may want to reconsider this oversight to maintain alignment with the consistently high standards set by other RedDoorz establishments. On a more positive note, the hotel's central location in Pardo was undoubtedly a highlight of my stay. Positioned conveniently, RedDoorz Pardo provided easy access to local attractions, eateries, and transportation hubs, making it an ideal base for those keen on exploring the vibrant surroundings. Despite the initial hiccup with the amenities, the air conditioning in the room functioned impressively well. The cool and comfortable environment it created was a welcome relief, especially during the warmer parts of the day. This positive aspect significantly contributed to the overall satisfaction of my short stay. In conclusion, RedDoorz Pardo offers a satisfactory option for a brief stay, with its prime location compensating for the absence of certain expected amenities. While the oversight in providing basic toiletries was a drawback, the efficient air conditioning and convenient locale make it a viable choice for travelers eager to explore the attractions in the Pardo area. RedDoorz Pardo has the potential to enhance its guest experience by ensuring that its offerings align with the consistent standards upheld by other RedDoorz facilities, thus providing guests with the familiar and reliable experience they associate with the brand.

It’s all about expectations here. The price is very low (we paid <15USD for a twin room), so don’t expect a Ritz Carlton experience, you get a room with the basics – that’s it. Our standard room was of adequate size, had no windows, a TV with many satellite stations, an individual AC that was adjustable in temperature (other reviews said it isn’t). The bed was a bit hard but manageable. Sheets and pillow covers were clean. The superior rooms may have windows, but that can also mean that you have street noise. Internet speed was quite ok. You need to ask for a voucher which is good for 24hrs and one device only. We got two vouchers, maybe you can get more if you ask. The staff at the reception was professional and helpful, not overly friendly but definitely not unfriendly, as some other reviewers commented. They happily gave us information on what Jeepney numbers to use and provided us with an adaptor for the wall plug. All AC outlets in the hotel are US style flat prong. Note that you are required to leave a 1000 Peso cash security deposit upon check-in. There are several signs that explain that you won’t get the deposit back if you smoke in your room. No issue for us, we got the money back as soon as housekeeping confirmed the room was OK when we checked out. The lobby looks very old and run down, again: this is not the Ritz. There are some tables and you can order food and drinks, the AC is nice and cold though. but it’s not a place you want to spend any more time than absolutely needed. The do keep luggage for safekeeping when you check out, don’t know for how long though we only needed it for a few hours. The location of the Hotel is in a busy part of town that is somewhat rundown, but we never felt unsafe – even at night, when we walk around looking for a place to have dinner. There’s a 24hr Metro supermarket around the corner too. Overall this place is good to stay for one night on your way in or out of Cebu, especially if you travel to/from the southern bus terminal. BTW: “Nuat Thai” around the corner has good 1hr massages for 200Peso.

When you go there, be sure to ride a taxi caused the place is around a private area and there is a lot of dogs in the neighborhood. Some of their gates are open and dogs did came out. Inside the place is quite, good for sleeping. The food is great and the servings are big. Roads are accessible going in and out though narrow. A good place to stay, before heading out to the South of Cebu or visiting Magellans cross, Sto. Niño, Colon Street (oldest street in the Philippines), Tops, Temple of Leah, Malls, etc. Highly recommended.

Thank you honey hunt pension house for making me feel comfortable, secured and convenient. I really felt at home especially with the food served in the cafeteria and the excellent convenience store just right outside the pension house! I know that this is run by a couple and they really know how to make someone feel safe. Thank you for being my home away from home. Already told all my friends who will be visiting Cebu to stay here.

Nice affordalble hotel in Cebu

First I must say that my GF and I have stayed at about 10 hotels on Lapu-Lapu Island. All budget or mid-range priced. All in the last 6 months. The AOSMEC is the lowest priced of the group. All other hotels were 2 to 3 times the price of AOSMEC. The simple truth is that my one week stay at the AOSMEC was the best!!!. Yes it is a basic Hotel with no frills or a pool. But if that's what you are looking for? This hotel is simply perfect. PROS: WIFI speed is extremely good since every floor as it's own router. The hotel is extremely clean. It simply is irreproachable. You always see someone cleaning morning to night. Cable TV is very good with brand new TV'S This hotel is Familly owned by phillipino's and they make sure clients are happy. So any issue that might come up. Is dealt with very quickly and correctly. The room cleaning is upon request but just ask and it's done quickly and perfectly! The owners completely understand what a budget traveller needs and they don't overcharge. You can get anything you need on a ”a la carte” basis. Example: we got some laundry done. The price was about 15% higher then doing it ourselves at a laundramat self serve service. If you factor in tranportion cost to get to and from the laundromat. It's less expensive through the hotel. WOW! The clientele is a mix of locals and foreigners. And all are happy with the rooms and services received. The hotel is soo well managed that it is expanding. About 20 rooms are being added. AND THESE ROOMS ARE NICER! 5 Rooms are 95% completed. I visited one. Cons: the restaurant is basic. It's geared more torwards the local clientele. But there are many good restaurants within walking distance and this should not be a concern. There is also a convenience store right next to the hotel. Not even 30 seconds away. It is about 30 minutes away from the airport. Taxis are a bit more scarce but with the Grab app.(like Huber) that issue goes away. This place is the perfect budget hotel that actually beats out most mid range hotels at 3x the price. Dont hesitate and book. No worries here. Do not hesitate in.booking here. You won't regret

From the moment you arrive, you find that it's not just no-frills, but really cutting corners, including in regard to safety. It's new and it's clean, but there's little else that's positive. All rooms are upstairs and there is no lift, so not the place for you if you have mobility issues. Zero wheelchair accessibility, which is a disgrace for a new hotel. There are no blankets or bed coverings of any type except for a sheet. There's no fridge, no kettle, no safe. The pillows are high and hard, very uncomfortable. The photo of a standard hive double shows a window and proper desk, but that's not necessarily what you'll get. I had an internal room with a tiny fold-out desk attached to the wall. That's ok for an overnight transit stay, so at least I'd get a good night's sleep, right? Not quite. The walls are so thin and the halls echo so well that even in an interior room I was woken at 2am by the sound of barking dogs outside and could hear other road noise too. Given how far I was from the road, that is amazingly bad. There's also a window of the worst possible kind. It's above the door and there's no way to cover it, so light comes in from the corridor, especially in the morning. Breakfast was sausage or fish with fried egg and rice, plus some juice drinks. That was the best part of the stay and it's still below average. The shuttle to the airport was fine. The disturbing part was the fire exits. One is via a flimsy wooden door held shut by a big nail. Behind it is a set of stairs covered in rubble with no hand rail. You'd expect most people who try to run down those stairs to fall. The other fire exit is through a sliding glass door with a curtain across it!

We tried out this little place because of the location near the airport and Cebu port. The rooms were small, but comfortable, and most importantly, clean. We visited multiple islands and we were there mainly to sleep or to get more items to visit another location. During the times we were out for multiple days, we paid for storage instead of paying for the whole room. The owners were incredibly nice and super helpful. After explaining our plans to them, they recommended transport options and locations. Only downside for most people, is that there is a 10 pm curfew. If you’re looking for more of a nightlife, this one might not be the one for you.

This is a lot like a dorm. Basic rooms with bed, desk and tv. The phone didn't work. Ian said that a wire got cut accidentally and none of the rooms can use the phone. I couldn't get the TV to work. I couldn't get the shower to work. Took a cold standing bath the first night, splashing myself from the water spout in the tub. I did manage to get warm water the second night, and used one of the water glasses to pour water on my head. The bed was very comfortable, but the walls are thin so I could hear people talking, especially late at night. The breakfast was good, but cold. All the staff were nice, except the woman my first night. I had requested the airport shuttle (which was why I chose the hotel) for 11:30 pm when my flight arrived. I waited and waited. When I called the hotel, the woman said that the shuttle was broken. Ok, but I didn't get a message (and shouldn't there be a contingency plan?). She said to get a cab. I went to the queue and got one, almost half an hour after I arrived. Then when we got to the hotel, the driver said to 'just pay him what I want'. ***!? A man came out and took my bag up the stairs. I followed and entered the tiny lobby. The woman behind the desk immediately started making excuses about the shuttle, saying that I hadn't called, and that I had used the Booking.com website and I had actually reserved the room through Agoda. 1. I NEVER use Agoda. 2. Why would it matter which website I used? I told her that I had the emails confirming the shuttle. She said that she had sent the emails, but since she couldn't find my reservation, she didn't send the shuttle. (I had included my Booking.com reservation number in the email). Wow, 12:30 am and no 'Welcome', just an argumentative worker. The guy took me up to my room. I was getting ready to take a shower when I realized there were no towels, and I had no dial tone on the phone. I was getting dressed when the guy came back and gave me one towel. In the morning I went down to the front desk to ask about sightseeing. The woman was there and didn't say anything when I sat down in front of the desk. Another guest came and handed her their key. She spoke to them. She glanced at me briefly as she went back to doing something on the computer. I said Good morning. She replied and turned right back to the computer. I looked over to the guy who was standing nearby, with an incredulous look on my face. He said something to her and she finally seemed to realize that she had a customer. I told her that I wanted to sightsee. She asked what I wanted to do, I told her I didn't know what the choices were (this was a last minute trip). I asked if there was a place to to parasailing, since we were near the water. She Googled it and showed me the screen, asking which one I wanted. Well heck, I could Google and randomly pick a company! Another man had just come in and saw what was going on. He took over and asked me questions and made suggestions. He said he knew someone and

Delightful quiet very green locale. It's a delight to wake up to birdsong in the Phillipines where usually mornings belong to crowing roosters. Lapu lapu cottages are situated at the end of a cult de sac and is well treed and charmingly green, an oasis in the concrete jungle. Rooms are cosy and spacious, everything is spotless and the restaurant serves excellent food at very reasonable prices. Highly recommend the place to any discerning traveller.

Convenient location if you need to overnight close to the airport. The best of the hotel is the customer service. The are at your disposition before and during your stay (they helped me to find the best way to get to the hotel by email, some hotels don’t even answer). The room is correctly equipped and you can see the sheets and the towel have been just changed. The bed is not comfortable at all but that’s my opinion and after all the service is the most important for me. Being so cheap you’d brace yourself to see the crummiest hostel ever but this was not the case at all.

This place is fabulous. Staff is top notch, very friendly and helpful. Some of the best food I’ve had in the Philippines. Lovely place to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee or your favorite drink. Clean swimming pool with seating around. Library with plenty of reading material. Large ceiling fans and standing fans to keep you cool in the garden room while you eat or sit at the bar. Easy to get a grab ride to airport or shopping malls. Looking forward to my next stay.

Room not so clean