Hotels met casino in El Nido

'Only a 3-minute walk to Lio Beach. It’s much quieter and cleaner than the town beach.'

'"My daughter walked in, went straight to the window, and just stood there. I gave her about thirty seconds before I joined her. El Nido Bay, right there, limestone cliffs in the distance, boats moving across the water. Neither of us said anything for a bit. The location is the thing. Seventy metres to the beach. Five minutes to the tour loading point. Restaurants and shops literally downstairs. After a full day on the water, walking back to your room in five minutes without needing a tuk-tuk is...

'"Open the door, and Nacpan is right there. No searching, just there. My girlfriend said this place made her forget why people take photos, because every angle is already good enough and pulling out a camera felt like an interruption. We had our own little bungalow. The room is compact and you take it all in immediately. Outside the door there’s a small terrace, plants on both sides giving some privacy, and we sat there for a long time doing absolutely nothing. One practical thing: there’s no...

'They offer kayaks and SUPs for guests. It’s the best way to enjoy Nacpan Beach!'

'The bedside lamp doubles as a phone charger and has a switch so you don’t have to get up to turn it off. Small thing, but I loved it and slept better than I have in a long time. The sea view room faces Bacuit Bay. It’s close to the port, so it’s a sea view but not quite a beach view. The hotel can arrange motorbike rentals and island hopping tours, though there’s no breakfast included. All things considered, Z Garden was the most comfortable place we stayed during our entire El Nido trip.'

'We stayed five nights at Charlie’s El Nido. We had fairly high expectations, as this was one of the most expensive hotels we booked during our six month trip through Southeast Asia (around $100 per night). Unfortunately, the experience ended up being quite disappointing. We booked a standard room and were placed on a basement floor. That wouldn’t have been a big issue, but it was quite a long walk with luggage and there is no elevator. The room itself was extremely small, with barely any space...

'"It was our first time travelling abroad on our own, and we picked the bunk bed room. I told my friend if we wake up wrecked we’ll switch rooms. We never switched. The beds are genuinely comfortable. I had the top bunk, Chloe had the bottom, and neither of us wanted to get up the next morning. That’s how I judge a bed. The sheets had that clean laundry smell, not perfumed, just fresh. AC was strong, which matters a lot in El Nido. One thing worth knowing: the room has no windows, so during the...