A very different and wonderful experience. The owners have achieved something quite remarkable, maintaning natural beauty by bonding with the locals, whilst enabling guests to enjoy this incredible, peaceful environment. Win, win win.
A very different and wonderful experience. The owners have achieved something quite remarkable, maintaning natural beauty by bonding with the locals, whilst enabling guests to enjoy this incredible, peaceful environment. Win, win win.
Fantastic location and all staff were friendly. Fantastic service.
Slight hiccup with our room on the first day, however Lucus was fantastic dealing with it and it was resolved prompt.
Janne, Mary, Marian (and one other lady, who joined us on the cruise, apologies forgot name) were welcoming, professional, friendly and very informative. Answered every question with the highest professionalism.
Lover was outstanding customer service. Valuable asset to the team!
Anna, Kelvin, Steven Angel...
Fantastic location and all staff were friendly. Fantastic service.
Slight hiccup with our room on the first day, however Lucus was fantastic dealing with it and it was resolved prompt.
Janne, Mary, Marian (and one other lady, who joined us on the cruise, apologies forgot name) were welcoming, professional, friendly and very informative. Answered every question with the highest professionalism.
Lover was outstanding customer service. Valuable asset to the team!
Anna, Kelvin, Steven Angel...
What can I say, one of the best hotels in Philippines and El Nido. Pick up from the airport was timely and comfortable, and the 30 minutes speedboat ride to the hotel was fun. We arrived and they were waiting with a drink and cold towels and gave us a quick tour. The 42 villas are well located and are big. We stayed in the beach villa, which I recommend over the canopy villas. They give you a hat and flip flops which is nice. The breakfast was ok, not great, but the food in the pool and the...
What can I say, one of the best hotels in Philippines and El Nido. Pick up from the airport was timely and comfortable, and the 30 minutes speedboat ride to the hotel was fun. We arrived and they were waiting with a drink and cold towels and gave us a quick tour. The 42 villas are well located and are big. We stayed in the beach villa, which I recommend over the canopy villas. They give you a hat and flip flops which is nice. The breakfast was ok, not great, but the food in the pool and the...
Castabur
Reviewed November 29, 2017Reviewed November 29, 2017
Everything was perfect, from the beginning to end. The room was decorated with a modern look as per the pictures on the website and the private pool and hammocks were a perfect fit! The location couldn’t be faulted and the kitchen was fully equipped and the farm on site to pick our own eggs was an amazing experience. Would definitely recommend and stay here again on my next visit.
Everything was perfect, from the beginning to end. The room was decorated with a modern look as per the pictures on the website and the private pool and hammocks were a perfect fit! The location couldn’t be faulted and the kitchen was fully equipped and the farm on site to pick our own eggs was an amazing experience. Would definitely recommend and stay here again on my next visit.
Enjoyed a lovely stay at the Buko Beach Resort. The rooms are lovely and pool area great for sunset views. There were a lot of mosquitos when we stayed but the hotel does provide mosquito coils for the outside shower and toilet area and mosquito repellent. The resort is close to some excellent restaurants, notably Cala, Chabacano and Bela Vita. We arranged a private island hopping tour via the hotel and it was competitively priced compared to private tours offered in El Nido main town. The hotel...
Enjoyed a lovely stay at the Buko Beach Resort. The rooms are lovely and pool area great for sunset views. There were a lot of mosquitos when we stayed but the hotel does provide mosquito coils for the outside shower and toilet area and mosquito repellent. The resort is close to some excellent restaurants, notably Cala, Chabacano and Bela Vita. We arranged a private island hopping tour via the hotel and it was competitively priced compared to private tours offered in El Nido main town. The hotel...
Mark
Reviewed November 16, 2024Reviewed November 16, 2024
The staff were incredibly helpful and accommodating. Great little hotel away from the main town, a short 15-20min walk into town, with lovely places to eat along the way and great views too. If you don't fancy the walk, the hotel have complimentary taxi to town, but still very cheap if you needed to pay for one when using out of hours. I felt safe walking to town on my own as a female. Nice pool area, very quiet, clean rooms. Would stay again, great price too.
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The staff were incredibly helpful and accommodating. Great little hotel away from the main town, a short 15-20min walk into town, with lovely places to eat along the way and great views too. If you don't fancy the walk, the hotel have complimentary taxi to town, but still very cheap if you needed to pay for one when using out of hours. I felt safe walking to town on my own as a female. Nice pool area, very quiet, clean rooms. Would stay again, great price too.
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Reviewed January 18, 2025Reviewed January 18, 2025
If you want a hotel right on the main strip and just off the beach, close to all the best bars, restaurants and other amenities ( laundry, pharmacy, massage, mini market) it doesn’t get much better than The Town. Our room was large, clean and well appointed and best of all the Staff were so cheerful and happy to help. Nothing was too much, and all with a smile and positive attitude which just gave a real family feel to the place. Couldn’t fault The Town for simple, clean accommodation with a...
If you want a hotel right on the main strip and just off the beach, close to all the best bars, restaurants and other amenities ( laundry, pharmacy, massage, mini market) it doesn’t get much better than The Town. Our room was large, clean and well appointed and best of all the Staff were so cheerful and happy to help. Nothing was too much, and all with a smile and positive attitude which just gave a real family feel to the place. Couldn’t fault The Town for simple, clean accommodation with a...
Keith
Reviewed November 2, 2026Reviewed November 2, 2026
Such a beautiful place Eat, Sleep, Relax, Kayaking and one of the best diving in the world. So much to do on the Islands that you need minimum 1 week or maybe more.
Special thanks to Pam, the restaurant manager for taking care of us. She is such a nice lady to talk to and beautiful Amber for hanging out with us.
Gladys and Colin
Such a beautiful place Eat, Sleep, Relax, Kayaking and one of the best diving in the world. So much to do on the Islands that you need minimum 1 week or maybe more.
Special thanks to Pam, the restaurant manager for taking care of us. She is such a nice lady to talk to and beautiful Amber for hanging out with us.
Gladys and Colin
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