The service was great. The room was conveniently located, just a few steps to the parking lot and…read morerestaurant, but so still quiet. The restaurant food and quality was very good with reasonable prices. The room was nice, but the bathroom did have a smell that we couldn't get rid of, I think the whole thing needed to be bleached. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The resort pool was very pretty and they offer a few activities on the resort. I did not get to do monkey feeding since we were very busy with outings and would have rather done that than going to see the tarsiers - total tourist trap. There's also kayaking, paddle boarding, firefly tour. The resort was less than a mile to the Loboc River Cruise, the town plaza, church, and the Man-Made Forest. The only problem was that there was no signal in the area. When the Wi-Fi worked, it was great, but on our last day and a half the Wi-Fi went out and it was difficult to get connected.

Highly recommended! It was a great spot to make plans to travel to Bohol, Philippines catch the…read moredirect flight from LAX to Incheon International Airport to Bohol-Panglao and catch a driver to a 15 miles to destination.

Harold's Hostel is a great affordable option with a very convenient location. It's close to the…read moreports and airport, and within walking distance to the university and downtown. Clean, practical, and easy to get around from--perfect for budget travelers.

Harold's Mansion is one of the older accommodations in Dumaguete city and is widely popular with…read moreboth local and international tourists due to it's affordable rates, cheerful environment and in house arranged adventures (dives, snorkeling, and treks). The place is currently undergoing facelifts in their bathrooms and caters to all sorts of people, from backpackers, to volunteers and adrenaline junkies, offering dorm style accommodations, single, and twin/double rooms.

Talk about a hidden gem and probably the nicest resort on the island...0ur stay was absolutely…read morewonderful! I used a tour company to book our time in the Philippines as there is a lot of coordination with Island hopping. I trusted all their choices and this one surely didn't disappoint. Located in a gated area with multiple levels of security, it was quiet and peaceful. We stayed during ESEAN, and even with extra events going on, the place was incredibly relaxing. Our room had its own pool. It 2as shared with 3 other rooms, but pretty much private and open 24 hrs. The room was spacious, clean and had everything we needed. A refillable water station was right outside our door. The food here is delicious. Breakfast was included with our stay and had so much variety. We ate seven meals on site and enjoyed it all. The grounds were fantastic! A big pool that never felt crowded, a couple restaurants, pool bar/restaurant, nightly welcome show, and more. A quick 5 minute tuktuk into town to enjoy an evening out was easy and convenient. I would definitely stay here again.

It feels a like a hidden gem that you will only know about if you ask a local. After my experience…read moreat Alona Beach I asked my hostel receptionist where would she recommend I go for a calm and chill relaxing beach. She recommended South Palms Resort. At first u was hesitant because I thought I would have to pay for a day pass or something. She assured me that it's housed on a public beach and that the resort lets non guest enter. I spent an entire day here and I was in awe. The workers were so nice and kind. You can use their beach chairs too! You are encouraged to order something but it's not forced upon you. Honestly I wish I knew about this place before. I recommend everyone to come here. very relaxing with a real wide beach and space to move around unlike Alona. Also no beach sellers! Just pure perfection.