La Chevrerie Resort & Spa arvostelua

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1. pool was dirty 2. coffee was terrible 3. manager was very very rude 4. not recommended

Very nice, comfy place with just 13 rooms. Rooms are big and well appointed, only the beds seem to show age. Room service on request only. Service at the restaurant was lovely (Richard) and food was good. Enjoyed some poolside and seaside time only 2:30 hours from Manila

Nice for a diving weekend Nice restaurant with view to the see Great staff all worked out well

Service and quality of experience was outstanding for a boutique resort in the Philippines. Food was very good, but I felt the menu could use a few more options. For example, it's fine to offer an extravagant ultra-indulgent double sized burger (which tasted good by the way), but sometimes guests with smaller appetites might like a burger, too.

Thank you for the warm welcome of the staff and owners. Everyone has been really helpful. Food is nice and cheap, rooms and resort are well maintained. There is scuba diving to do, don't expect too many divers to do group trips though. I went there with my family and it was great.

We really enjoyed our stay at La Chevrerie! It’s a very nice and well maintained hotel with friendly staff. We also really liked the food.

沒幾個人住，景色可以，泳池有些臟，沒有沙灘，都是石頭，適合安靜的情侶，沒有什麼玩的，衹能房間待着，想要玩其他的不是很方便。

Love this quaint hotel!

Overall ok. But restaurant closed too early at 830pm. Nothing spectacular but for sure this place is much nicer than it's nearby neighboring resorts. I guess for the price of 12k a night, I just expected much more !!!

Enttäuschung Für kurze Erholung Nähe Manila sehr gut. Lage direkt am Wasser. Restaurant Frühstück, Lunch und Dinner schrecklich. Keine frischen Speisen, alte Fertigpizza, Weine die auf der Karte stehen alle ausverkauft. Unfreundliches Personal im Restaurant. Man hat sich nicht Willkommen gefühlt und den Eindruck man steht kurz vor der Pleite. Aus der Küche gab es wohl nur Restbestände. Ich war vor 1,5 Jahren schon einmal da und da war alles sehr gut.

Superb and alone.... Superb hotel very nicely prepared but the service is almost not existing anymore...

Stayed here for five nights on a three week tour around the Philippines and Palau. Its a quirky resort based in a very quiet part of the Philippines. If you're looking for partying and nightlife, this isn't the resort for you; you're likely here for the diving anyway. The rooms are large, functional and well appointed with the usual hotel type stuff. No bath in the bathroom, shower only but the bathroom had a modern urban type feeling to it. We had a balcony which was good for sitting on when it rained, which it did, quite a lot. It was a useful space as outside of the pool area and restaurant there weren't really any public areas to relax in. The restaurant was OK, nicely appointed, but food was average, sometimes slow (55mins for a pizza one lunchtime), closed during the afternoon for a few hours, and shut completely at 20:30. Had a sort of bar area in there but not a relaxing place for a drink, rather an afterthought in the design. Good views over the bay, but no outdoor dining spaces, at least when we were there. Pool area OK, though some of the sunloungers sagged in the middle, no umbrellas and the pool was cloudy (dirty). It was 'hoovered' every other day but there filter/ pump wasn't working when we were staying so after swimming in it once it wasn't somewhere we felt we wanted to use again. Dive shop OK - we dived for three of the five days on a local private boat and local DM to guide us. The diving was good and can recommend the local reefs and some of the muck diving. Upon return to the resort at lunchtime though there really is nothing to do. Its not a busy area, or local town - there are other hotels you can visit for dinner, and some local stores/ restaurants but its quiet. We would chill by the pool, or our balcony. There's a sofa in reception (opposite the reception - hardly relaxing), or downstairs under the reception, but the hotel stores the sunbed cushions and beanbags here so again not very inviting. There's a 'gym' up a small spiral staircase with an old treadmill and bike, some weights, and a 'spa' which is more like a massage room - we used neither of these so can't comment on how good they were. Beach area not realy usable - no beds here and the beach had litter on it - not from the hotel but regardless it should have been cleared up. The Hotel's provenance is from when the land was an area that held goats, and in french, this is what this means so a little odd that the two hotel's two remaining goats were kept in a 2mx3m pen in the car park with no means of getting out other than when the straw was changed; felt a little off that they did this. On our first night we were two of eight guests staying, which reduced to two of six and then day we left the hotel only had two guests staying, out of 12 rooms (c.24 capacity), so very quiet if you like that sort of thing, rather dead/ soulless if you don't. Overall an OK stay, but having spent two evenings at the Solitude Acacia for dinner I would personally stay there

Sea front resort that is pet friendly. Serene and the rooms are huge with balcony. They have a restaurant (food is good for the price). I took my dog to the beach. She enjoyed it. The staff are nice. Could’ve been better if they give complimentary drinks upon arrival.