Top Hotels Near Matinloc Shrine in El Nido from AU$39

"Everything was excellent - accommodations were beautiful and renovated. The service was top notch. They were so kind, respectful and helpful."

"Wonderful stay and very close to main areas. Staff was absolutely wonderful. Having a mini fridge in the room would be recommended."

"Gorgeous property! Our seaside cottage was just perfect. Very beautiful view. The restaurant also had a lovely view and very good food. There is a free tuk-tuk service to take you into the little town. But it is only a 10 minute walk anyway. The pools were great and open til 11pm. The room was spacious and spotlessly clean. And the staff went above and beyond in every way. You would pay double or more for this hotel in many other countries. We were so happy with our choice to stay here."

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"Yes, best menu and highly recommended."

"Seda Lio was a complete surprise. I am glad I booked it. The location is perfect. Every evening after a long day of excursions, we spent time at the infinity pool with drinks in our hands from the bar and watched the sunset at the beach. The beach is beautiful, your own perfect slice of heaven. I'm actually glad we didn't stay in el nido because that area looked very congested and busy. Hotel staff is awesome. They were always willing to help. The tricycle was only 20 minutes ride to the town and costs just 300 each way. Food at the restaurant and the bar was excellent. We ate dinner at the hotel both nights. I would stay here again. "

"The view is fantastic, the water is not safe to drink; it has a smell."

"Was a very special place. Great personal staff, good food, beautiful location. The only thing that could use a bit of attention is the boat and staff that pick you up. It’s a bit dirty and staff was unkept. "

""For someone who trains regularly, the gym being a ten-minute walk away just became my warmup. And island hopping here is genuinely physical. The hotel is also right next to the boat departure point, which makes getting out on the water easy. Verde’s plant-based protein options cover the bases: chickpeas, tofu, edamame. I track protein intake and four days here didn’t leave me short. There are also some protein smoothies and post-activity salads on the menu. Portions are generous, though I was hungry again about ninety minutes after eating. That’s probably my metabolism, not the kitchen. I started bringing snacks for the boat. Not a complaint, just planning. The private speedboat tour organised by the front desk was the right call. Small group, flexible stops, your own schedule. That’s a completely different experience from the packed shared boats. Energy well spent.""