We stayed here for two nights in Bantayan island. The owners are super friendly and allow you to…read morecheck the room before checking in. We stayed in a two bed with a bathroom, and a sink. Had a balcony and ocean view. We enjoyed our stay here and had no issues. Very close walk to the beaches and the night life. If you need a cheap place but good hotel, this is it!

First of all they nickel and dime you for everything! They charged us corkage fee for bringing our…read moreown booze. Mind you there were 32 of us and were spending our money at their restaurant for our main meals and they still had the gall to charge us a fee when we brought some outside food. My piss was stronger than the shower pressure! I get it, it's a business. The kicker was they wanted to charge us P1500 for lighting up fireworks which we did not even ignite near their property line. We were at the public area! I would rather give that money to the coconut seller and her children who were gracious enough to let us launch fireworks in front of their store on New Year's Day 2025. Stay away from this resort, there are plenty of others that are better!

It is considered one of Sta Fe's newest resort. A friend suggested this to me and looking at their…read morewebsite , it looks very promising. And it was. The rooms are made from ship containers(recycled?), very tastefully done. Too bad I was not able to take some pictures of it but I was able to take some shots of the rooms view. The resort also offered free pick up to and from the Sta. Fe Wharf. Just give them a call or a text message when you get to Hagnaya Wharf. The place is very well maintained and peaceful. No loud noises. They also have their own restaurant, fresh catch are delivered everyday. Majority of the food were good. Their "Bistik" Tagalog needs a little bit of improvement, meat was chewy. The Halo Halo was terrible though. I hope they can improved it. The staff were very polite and attentive. All in all, I highly recommend staying at Anika's. I'm sure you will greatly enjoy your stay at Bantayan Island.

Hey! Hey! Bantayan Island Nature Park and Resort! Where do I even start to review such gem of a…read moreplace! For starters, php200/head grants you access to their infinity pool, cave pool, fish spa, WIFI access, and billiards at the restaurant - talk about a steal! Whether you're a solo traveller, travelling with friends, or looking to bond with your family, you will find everything you need and more when you stay here. You can choose to rent a room starting at php1800.00/night or just opt for the day tour that include all the things mentioned earlier. They also have a wellness spa that's sure to take off every bit of stress in your body. Words and pictures alone aren't enough to describe this paradise so my best advice is for you to experience it yourself!

Amazing ! Everything about Bantayan Island is simply beautiful, a hidden gem located in Cebu,…read moreCentral Visayas Region. It's pretty neat that the locals were able to keep it clean, the water was crystal clear and visitors were very respectful not to trash the area. It's only a few steps down but it can be slippery. Take time to dip in the water just don't stay for long periods of time to give chance to others. I highly recommend going early in the morning. I'll be back next year

While definitely an older building/property, the Rosevenil has a charm and quirkiness you should…read moreexpect. The hotel staff is friendly and welcoming. The rooms, while dated, offer you everything you would need for your stay. The attached restaurant was great as well. Most importantly, the air conditioners WORK. And that's important here in the Philippines, especially for guests like us who aren't used to incredible humidity all the time. The one-time use WiFi access codes for each individual device is a little much, especially with todays technology, but it's not a huge deal. The water in our bathroom (both sink and shower) also didn't get very hot. The tiny parking lot is kind of a nightmare. We had a driver so we didn't have to deal with parking, but can only imagine our crazy it would have been if we did have our own car. All in all, we enjoyed our stay at the Rosevenil and would definitely recommend it.

Love the service - depends on what type of room you want but the standard room was fine. When I…read morecalled for extra towels my god in a minute the housekeeping was at the door! Good atmosphere nice friendly staff clean facility.

I wish I had a WHOLE day (or two!) to explore this entire resort!…read more No, for real, next time I come through Bacolod, I am hiding out here for at least a couple of days! Last tourist spot to hit, we only had a few hours to spare. Hubbers, cuzzos and I opted for the hot springs, and the rest of our party went for massages. And the hot springs was enough. An hour before, we were in the bustles of the city. An hour later, it seems we're on a whole different planet. We were surrounded with nothing but the greeneries of the forest and the sounds of its residents and the nearby stream. It's a different kind of paradise. I haven't felt this relaxed in awhile! This whole resort has a lot to explore. Accommodations come in different forms: hotel, regular cottages, family cottages, etc. There's a walking path to waterfalls. Plenty of pools and a lagoon. Like I mentioned there's a massage center. Two days may not even be enough! But what a way to end our tour of Bacolod! So glad we have fam here to show us around! Definitely looking forward to coming back!

I thought the rope course at Campuestohan was hard work. Well, climbing up a mountain to see and…read moreswim in the falls was harder. My cousin (Megan), best friend (Jani) and I were smart enough to do the trekking first. Our aunt had told us that we had to see the falls. So off we went to see the falls. The guide told us that it would take us one hour to get to the falls. I thought that climbing up would be easy. It wasn't. I also thought that the first falls we saw was the legit one. It wasn't. There are six small falls you pass before you get to the one you can swim in. After an hour of dragging ourselves up to the falls, the only thing we could say was, "Worth it!" This resort has other things to do as well. There's a spa. You know, after trekking, you can relax here. There's a food court if you're too lazy to bring your own food. They have many swimming pools. Some are hot. Others are cold (unless a kid starts peeing in the pool). There's a lagoon for boating. They also have a slide for life which is pretty cool. They also have a canopy walk in which you walk through the resort a number of feet from the ground. I suggest that you bring a car when you go to this resort. It's big! And for those who aren't really into trekking or outdoor activities, your body will hurt and it's hard to walk around from one activity to the next. Take a car. Also, reserve early. There are huts for the day and there are rooms for night. Plan which activities you want to go to and which you can forgo. But if I were you, I'd make it a point to go up to see the falls.

One of the better resorts on Camotes Island. The views are spectacular, and the grounds are really…read morespecial with not one, but two infinity pools. This resort also has a very good restaurant, serving local and western dishes. Another bright spot about this property is that you can access the beach and go snorkeling or diving just out your front door. And just below the resort you can find several beach bars that are quite entertaining.

Paradise that is just less than 3 hours away from the city. Room accommodation is not fancy but…read moreyou'll be able to stay comfortably. Price range is very cheap from what it has to offer. It has it's infinity pool, restaurant and spa. Situated in the longest beach stretch in the island and has powdery white sand like Boracay. You can also rent a multicab to tour you around the island to see their caves and lake. Aside from the hotel restaurant, you can also dine at their local eatery juat along the beach. They offer good food at a very reasonable price! Though this place is mainly recommended for tourists who just want to relax because there is not much activities in the area. No night life and establishments close by 10pm.