Top Hotels Near Ilig-Iligan Beach in from AU$39

"Very clean room. Staff were very helpful with my situation "

"I highly recommend this hotel if you prefer to have more privacy and relaxing vacation."

"Breakfast was solid—about half the time we ate there (2 out of 4 days), it was really good. The room itself was excellent value: very spacious, well laid out, and easily a 10/10. Having the market, Mercury, restaurants, department store, and more all within the hotel was extremely convenient. The location is a bit away from the beaches and main tourist areas, but it worked well for us—and we actually enjoyed the extra walking. The staff was helpful overall, though the split front desk setup created some confusion. The check-in process also felt a bit outdated—an app or online pre-check-in would streamline things and eliminate the unnecessary lines. We would definitely stay here again. It’s a bit of a tough rating—4 feels too low, but 5 feels slightly high in some areas. Overall, though, it’s a great value for what you get."

"friendly staff, clean room, excellent food varieties for breakfast buffet"

"Resort is very old and needs a renovation badly. Staff are very hit and miss. Breakfast is good. Beach view is amazing. "

"Beautiful scenery and a great location. The staff was all amazing especially Maddy she made the stay even more enjoyable. The bartenders were friendly and very accommodating. The entire stay was an amazing experience. "

"This was a lovely, quiet place to stay on the island with a family with lots of easy amenities. The price for families from the US will feel super cheap even if you eat room service, poolside etc throughout your stay. The spa massages are great and really cheap (like $70 with a tip for a great 90 minute massage so def check it out!) The offsite water sports are very overpriced onsite though so head into town in a tuk tuk and arrange with an agency. "

"I can definitely re"

"We would first like to say that the hotel was very smart, clean and the food in the restaurant was excellent. However unfortunately we felt on many occasions, that male staff would always address me (the male) first, often ignoring or excluding my partner (female, and who booked and paid for this hotel). We feel that training staff to treat all guests as equal is needed. One example is, when we both entered the building, the male staff would often say “hello sir” or “how was your day sir”. Instead, we believe they should have addressed both of us within the same opening conversation. This happened daily and had a negative impact on our stay."