Hotels met roomservice in Busuanga Island

'The hotel looked clean. Unfortunately you only have free WiFi in the lobby and no connection in your rooms. You’ll have to pay for it.'

'Fijn verblijf voor 4 personen met schoon sanitair'

'Mooie hotel, kan wel wat onderhoud gebruiken.'

'Very nice hotel, good service with front desk helping us book/organise our island tour, car to airport, and tuk tuk into town. Room was clean, large and spacious and pool was nice during hot days. Breakfast buffet was great and the restaurant was a lovely place to watch sunset. Overall great stay.'

'Overall, it was a satisfying stay!! What makes the experience wonderful were the staff. The services were excellent. Although, the cleanliness is just fair enough most especially the toilet, still manageable. However, what makes it a great place to stay is its strategic location that is close nearby to everything and the room accommodation is competitive. The transport transfer was easy breezy. If you want some tour package, the hotel also have it. Excellent stay! Highly recommended!! '

'Fantastic and budget friendly. Rooms are great. Very clean and well equipped. Restaurant has a great menu and the chef is excellent. Infinity pool is to die for. You’re can be accessed from the report. The lodge is isolated, so be prepared to eat in the area or the hotel across the way! '

'Prima hotel, heerlijke plek. Weliswaar wat verder weg van Coron Town, maar dat wordt ruimschoots goedgemaakt met een dagelijkse mogelijkheid heen en weer te worden gereden naar het stadje. Bovendien is alles te regelen door de geweldige mensen van de receptie. Geweldig personeel, de keuken is echter beperkt, maar ach, kniesoor die daar op let.'

'Nice place. Staff was very helpful and even assisted with things To make you comfortable as possible. If I will go back I would not hesitate to stay there again. There Is also good coffee shops next door and good food around the corner which made it easy when we would arrive from the tours and did not have to travel far as we were hungry at the end of the day.'