Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Spectacular view, staff were very warm and attentive. Food served at their restaurant was top quality and delicious. Amenities were not bad. A truly hidden gem!
Spectacular view, staff were very warm and attentive. Food served at their restaurant was top quality and delicious. Amenities were not bad. A truly hidden gem!
Clean, great staff, large room, very beautiful bldg. My only 2 things that could do with improvement;
- The room has no compendium or instructions for anything. I didnt know what services were available, food or anything.
- The restaurant staff definitely need training in service. They have no idea about being attentive and communication.
That said I would still stay there again.
Clean, great staff, large room, very beautiful bldg. My only 2 things that could do with improvement;
- The room has no compendium or instructions for anything. I didnt know what services were available, food or anything.
- The restaurant staff definitely need training in service. They have no idea about being attentive and communication.
That said I would still stay there again.
Drew
Reviewed February 17, 2026Reviewed February 17, 2026
Food good. Very friendly people. You can rent a stove and you can cook your own food.
It's not a 5 star hotel but more of bedspace rental but just a place to sleep. The beach is good.
Before you enter Blue Lagoon beach where this home stay is, you need to pay 20 pesos per person to enter the area. Money will go to the barangay, smallest unit of local government. Ask for receipt.
They don't issue and refused to give us invoice for the 120 pesos we paid for.
I will recommend the place...
Food good. Very friendly people. You can rent a stove and you can cook your own food.
It's not a 5 star hotel but more of bedspace rental but just a place to sleep. The beach is good.
Before you enter Blue Lagoon beach where this home stay is, you need to pay 20 pesos per person to enter the area. Money will go to the barangay, smallest unit of local government. Ask for receipt.
They don't issue and refused to give us invoice for the 120 pesos we paid for.
I will recommend the place...
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