Bohol Boutique Hotel

The previous three reviewers had a completely different experience than our group of friends. We stayed here as we were birding in the area. The hotel is conveniently located to all activities in the area. Comfortable beds, kettle and hot water with little pressure. The staff is very accommodating but you have to ask multiple times for your requests - this seems typical in the Philippines. While the rooms were a comfortable size, the cleaning of the room and contents was lacking. Maintenance was poor as some of the rooms had leaking toilets. Lots of air fresheners to try to cover up smells and sweet gas. While the food was good, it was generally not warm and getting what you ordered was sometimes a challenge - rice bowls should have rice, etc. mango shakes were excellent. The pool was nice and clean but the tiles around the pool are super slick and the pool chairs were dirty and had lots of bird poop on them. Truthfully, if they spent some time doing a good job cleaning each room and their lobby/pool area, it would help considerably.

What a great place, highly recommended!! We found this beautiful boutique hotel close to the viewing point of the chocolate hills. You feel the passion of the owners in this hidden gem. It’s an unique place and very nicely decorated . It has an indoor pool , but there is no roof above the pool, what makes it special. There are sitting areas all over the place. This small hotel has a bar, good restaurants and 13 guest rooms. You can enjoy your food , next to the pool, near the bar/ restaurant or on the balcony facing the street and the nature . The food was delicious. We met the owners Glory and John and they are such a nice , friendly hosts. Our room with complimentary coffee, tea and water was very big with a high ceiling and a nice view. The room has a fridge, tv and airconditioner and an en-suite bathroom with a shower. I highly recommended this very unique place !!

Big spacious room, very very accommodating family running the hotel. We stayed three days earlier this week. My favorite hotel in the Philippines. Tucked away in Bohol near the Manmade forest. (One of the few places in the Philippines that doesn't have 20 rules of 'don't' when walking in the door. This is a direct criticism of the Philippines and a complement to this hotel in how to treat people like humans.)

the room was comfortable, the bed and bathroom were clean, and they also have a pool, it was nice and cold. food was great and simple they have a balcony and were allowed to smoke and drink coffee. it was also near some famous tourist spot like tarsier sanctuary and chocolate hills.