Sea Wind Resort

我們住501房間在海灘後面隔一條小馬路。房間很大，放兩張雙人床還有很多空間，帶一個陽台可以晾曬衣服，陽台看出去是一個小泳池。很安靜，走到沙灘衹需要2分鐘，很滿意。沙灘邊上的房間都是一張雙人床+一張單人床，對於二胎家庭不太友好，二胎家庭還是推薦花園房。

Sulit nostalgic early 2000 boracay vibes.ganda at sobrang bang for ur buck

The location of the resort was phenomenal being a beach front resort. The palm and tropical trees peppered throughout the property is a great difference to the more "hotel" condominium aesthetic that other resorts have. Its on the quieter side of the island but a nice walking distance to the other places at station 2. Very clean spaces. Very friendly, accommodating and helpful.

In Need of General Maintenance Hotel staff excellent and accomdating, booked room only to find not beach side but across the road "Garden", being senior, climbing thirty steps, no handrails. . room in rundown, need of general mtce, tighten toilet seats, tighten door knobs, difficult to open front door. . safe deposit box not working, television remote dead batteries, squeeky bed, extremely noisy air conditioning. . did i mention rundown. . also appears locals get local price, and tourists paying much higher. . breakfast good, not enough attention to detail, food cold, fruit limited, need to ask for everything. . staff friendly and helpful, lack sweeping stairs sand abundance. . ashtrays on property overfilled, signs of mold in shower .

My friend and I were walking on beach and saw they were doing beachfront massages - so we walked in for a massage. We were quoted P1350 for a regular massage. We’ve advised that we’re only looking to get foot massage so they handed us the menu. Foot massage on the menu was only P850. Massage was actually good. When it was time to pay, one of the therapists came and told us it’s P2,700 for two massages. We argued that foot massage was only P850 on the menu, she advised that we are walk-ins hence the higher rate. We were pretty convinced by that so we were ready to pay. But the other therapist came (not knowing what transpired) and told us it’s P1,700 for 2 foot massage. Then the first therapist spoke to the other therapist in their dialect so she’s quickly changed the quote from P1,700 to P2,700 arguing that P850 is only for in-house rate only (guests staying at Sea Wind). Did not want to argue as we were in a rush so we just paid the P1350 rate. It really felt like we were ripped off as this should’ve been disclosed that there’s a separate walk in rate aside from the prices on the menu.

It isn't the most glamorous resort I've been to in Boracay. The resort is one of the oldest on the strip. So the design is rustic and Filipino inspired. There was a bit of a musty smell when we first got to the room. But the smell easily went away after opening the AC. Positives were the beach facilities - complete and well maintained, with one of the longest beach fronts along the strip. Rooms were clean and there were a lot of attentive staff within easy call. Prices too were reasonable considering the beach amenities the resort had.