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"The manager that helped us check I was so helpful. Every time we would pass by an employee they would smile and say hello. Everyone was so welcoming and so helpful. Transportation into the city was easy to obtain via the hotel. One of the best experiences in my life. The hotel is clean the rooms are beautiful and clean. I would 100000% Stay here again."

"Great family resort. Breakfast ok, food in restaurants lovely. Staff fab & once we understood transport from airport to resort it was great. I feel more explaining of process from getting from Boracay airport to Boracay island. Overall a wonderful stay."

"The room is so big for 5 persons, the staff is very accomodating, the pool is so nice that can see the view of the ocean, We enjoyed our stay."

"It’s a nice beach and the gardens are lovely, but the rooms are terrible. Sockets don’t work; lights don’t work; tap in sink didn’t work. Air con worked, but was very noisy. Food was decent."

"A beautiful oasis in the quiet island of Carabao. A hidden gem! We organised a private boat from Boracay to and from the island and were able to dock at the hotel beachfront making it even more special an experience. The room was wonderful, clean and with an incredible ocean view. We had the entire hotel to ourselves pretty much, with only a few other guests staying at the time, and were treated like VIPs. We opted for dinner at the hotel each night and lunch on our last day and were delighted by the quality of the Filipino style food cooked by Chef Melvin. The staff, Gloria and Ciarra, were so friendly and nothing was too much trouble. They organised massages for us and scooters to tour round the island ready for us at the hotel on our second day. This was a great way to see all the beaches and cathedral cove. The roads were really good to drive on. The hotel beach offered incredible snorkeling. Definitely recommend taking a few days to visit Carabao island and stay at this hotel if you can, for the ultimate in relaxation and an opportunity to explore an undiscovered island. "