We stayed here for two weeks during our stay in Davao and oh boy....the rooms are definitely in…read moreneed of a deep cleaning especially the bathroom! Omg, there was mold even on the ceiling. We had two different rooms and they were both moldy. The bar of soap even started to mold after the third day. The electricity operates when you place your keycard in a slot near the door and I figured that when the a/c shuts off, the room accumulates a lot of humidity so I learned to just leave the keycard in when we left the room. That definitely helped. I would've love to move to another hotel, but we had already prepaid through a travel website. Fortunately there were times that we got a break from Seda - we stayed overnight at different resorts and it was so nice having clean and comfortable accommodations. We were sad when we had to head back to Seda. One star is for the free breakfast buffet and friendly service (by most staff). It's also right across from Abreeza Mall which was nice. Also wanted to add that they were doing some construction around the elevator area on our floor and the floor above us and they neglected to tell us. No sign, no letter, nothing. The only thing they did was cover the two buttons for the floors they were working on. Everyone was confused! We managed to press the button to our floor only for it to open up to construction work. So we had to take the elevator down one floor and walk up the stairwell, which wasn't easy for me at the time due to a foot injury. So for the next few days, we had to take the other elevator which wasn't always easy. Since the other elevator was still working for the other floors, it would always come up/down first so we'd have to play with the buttons to try to call the other elevator. Very frustrating. The day after the construction was done, there was a sign about the construction...too late for that! However, they did leave a nice note under our door about the cable tv not working. Yeah, thanks for letting us know!! Tip: If you do decide to endure a stay here, opt to do your laundry at The Laundryhood at Abreeza Mall. It's way cheaper and they can deliver your clean laundry back to you.

Not the best hotel in city…read more Pros : 1. Friendly staff 2. Proximity to the Abreeza mall 3. Good breakfast spread Cons : 1. Water is mildly hot in the bathroom! 2. Old towels 3. Too many wait staff in the restaurant but service can be spotty 4. Mall facing rooms can be noisy Overall, not a fan of this property. Don't think I will stay at this hotel in the future. In a small island there may not be as many options. Probably the reason for them to continue in business. I've stayed in other Seda properties and this hotel does not live up to the brand.

I hate to compare as I have been to other hotels in other country. But I guess, our stay is just…read moreok? Not the best but also not too bad. When you book with them, get the breakfast buffet so you will not get disappointed. Breakfast buffet, highly recommended.

The is a newer hotel with nice amenities. Pool on the second floor with direct access to the mall…read moreon the second floor, a bridge connecting the two. The pool is not heated so a bit uncomfortable at first, and the pool dinning is a very nice atmosphere, watch out for the pricing tho 110 peso for a soda ouch! This hotel has 8 floors with a gym and very comfortable rooms nicely equipped, standard room comes with a couch that coverts into a bed, and a desk, refrigerator, safe, and very nice accented lighting. The shower has a waterfall shower-head installed a very nice touch of class. You will most likely be satisfied with all mentioned I give it four stars. Ray

Beautiful place the buffet I enjoyed the most. Nice and clean except need to renovate there buffet…read morerestaurant the hotel a little need new furniture.

Pros: Spacious room…read more Relaxing atmosphere, grounds. Excellent shampoo! Excellent desserts at Café Uno!!! Oh, the carrot cake. OMG! Buffet was very good. Friendly, customer service oriented housekeeper. Cons: Poor a/c (constant 80 degrees) in Building 3. I'll return after modern a/c is available. Requested King, got twin beds. Choice should be specific: KING or 2 twins My wariness was well founded, as it turned out. We enjoyed our May 2019 stay very much! Booked another stay for March 2020. Can't wait!

Tinolang manok was very good. Native chicken used. All food was very tasty. Compliments to the trio…read morewho were singing while you eat.

Here, you get a gorgeous view of the city while you eat. The food was pretty good too. I had a…read moremarlin steak and was satisfied with the size of the dish. As my drink I had a watermelon drink (slush, if i'm remembering right) and it was refreshing and similar to a Mexican agua fresca. There was also live music. A trio walked around performing and it was not too loud as the restaurant is spacious. Would come again.

This is a regular place for family and friends to hang out or celebrate special occasions. The…read moreplace has a variety of activities to choose from: karaoke in an exclusive room; drinks by the sea; birthday and wedding celebrations in a function room; weekend getaway by the beach. This is a hidden treasure residing by the coastal road at Matina Aplaya. The resort serves Filipino and Western cuisine and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. I especially love their bulalo steak! The beef shank is still attached to the bone, which is oozing with warm bone marrow. I love sinking my teeth into the tender meat. It's a great place to enjoy a relaxing day by the sea.

Was here last night for a married couples event. We had around 6 couples and 4 young people who…read morewere heading the event. Our stay in the function hall was for a little over 3 hours. The staff was polite and prompt. The facilities were clean and in great condition. The food was delicious. Not only that, the price is affordable plus the pay for rent is consumable for food. Highly recommend this inn for events!

Service is awesome! Woke up with a hangover and they asked me what I needed and gave me ginger teeread more

My family and I spent the night at Paradise Island Park & Beach Resort with a large group. Each…read morefamily had their own cottage or room. We parked across the island and took the short boat ride to Paradise. Upon arrival, our bags were inspected for outside food, since they do not permit it. Although they initially confiscated our small bag of rambutan, they eventually allowed it since it was just a little amount. The resort is impeccably clean with beautiful manicured grounds. The staff is always cleaning! Paradise features its own restaurant and shops. After checking in, we were assigned a dining table in the main area near the beach for all our meals. The food is delicious here, by the way! They have live music on certain nights and they even had fireworks during our stay. The resort also offers a variety of water sports like jet skiing and banana boat rides, which are affordably priced compared to other resorts in Samal. The water is crystal-clear. Beach towels are available upon request. They are very thin, though so I recommend bringing your own. We opted for one of the newer cottages, 25C. The room was clean and had two full beds and two bath towels. We requested a third towel for the three of us, and the staff was very friendly and quick to assist. We had an issue with out toilet and they fixed it right away. Service was excellent throughout our stay. I highly recommend Paradise Island, especially if you're looking for a nice budget-friendly getaway in Samal!

Food was great with a lot of variety nice clean beach water. The ambiance was great. Band playing…read morebetween 1130 and 2:00 PM with beautiful rendition of 80's and 90's songs. Waiters were attentive. But get ready for the entrance fee of 350 pesos per person.