Tugawe Cove Resort

It was great stay except there are few cockroach in our bathroom, not too safe for small kids on the restaurant no safety reels , wish have big boat to go to this resort especially when there is huge waves and raining small boats shake too much and excellent staff

We traveled for 13 hours to get to this place, but honestly, it didn’t feel worth it. The food options were quite limited and the utensils were rusty, with oily plates and glasses that gave the impression they weren’t properly cleaned. While the location itself was beautiful, the rooms and amenities seemed poorly maintained and not very clean, we even found cockroaches and spiders in our room. With proper maintenance, this place could be amazing. On a positive note, the staff were friendly and very accommodating. Just a heads-up: if you’re traveling with a senior and booked a hilltop room, be prepared for a long walk and lots of stairs to get down to the beach.

Our trip was meant to be a for relaxation, but it ended up as a 'survival mode' trip. Putting aside the price, one would expect at least a decent quality for food: Tilapia was over frozen- flesh is close to colored red already. Indication that it has been in their freezer for a long time. Chicken was not fresh- bone part is already dark colored Pancit sahog's a chicken neck Both Swimming Pools' water is dirty Our room faucet's water is muddy We asked for the room to be cleaned but the linens were not changed, instead it was just sprayed with Fabcon to make it seem as fresh linen.

Me and my girlfriend have a nice stay here for 3 days and 2 nights.but i wish its not raining at the time we stayed in but all in all it was really a nice stay.there is only some issues on my room.the door on the bathroom need to be fixed coz its always hitting the floor and it was really annoying.really enjoy our stay.sure i will be going back again maybe nxt year.

Tugawe sits on a remote location overlooking parts of Caramoan. The resort is on a lush hill, peaceful, and soo green all around. Caramoan itself is amazing. Tugawe, while it might be a little outdated and has the limits of a resort in a remote location (finicky hot water, weak toilet, etc) makes up for its service. The staff are super nice, very accommodating, and helpful. Food was delicious even if a little limited in options. Again, given its quite remote location, the resort does its very best to accommodate and answer all your possible vacation needs. I do hope it gets more developed as it has the potential to be a premier vacation spot for those looking for an alternative for the more famous PI vacay spots.

L’emplacement de l’hôtel est magnifique et le personnel est aux petits soins (même s’ils ne parlent que très peu anglais, ce qui rends les échanges compliqués). Les repas sont corrects mais le petit déjeuner est très limité, même pas de café… Nous sommes très loin d’un 4 étoiles et le rapport qualité/prix est très mauvais. Les cabanes sont vieillissantes, voir délabrées (on nous avait prévenu qu’un typhon avait endommagé une partie de l’hôtel mais même les cabanes qui n’ont pas été touchées ne sont plus en état). Il semble que l’hôtel a été laissé à l’abandon, sans être entretenu, les photos qu’on peut voir sur internet sont d’un autre temps… Cet hôtel est un 2 étoiles, éventuellement 3 si on tient compte de l’emplacement magnifique (nous avons d’autres 4 étoiles dans le pays et rien à voir…). Les prix devraient être adapté à la vétusté des infrastructures, nous sommes très déçu d’avoir dépensé autant d’argent pour ça (800 euros pour 2 personnes, 2 nuits, repas et activités comprises, c’est hors de prix pour les philippines et ce type d’hébergement). Autre bémol, on nous a demandé 6000 pesos pour l’aller-retour depuis le port (45’ par trajet). Encore une fois hors de prix pour le pays…