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We booked two different rooms for the 2 nights we stayed (as that was all that was available) - a superior room and a deluxe room (paddy view). The deluxe paddy view room was spectacular and the view is amazing. The bathrooms in each of the rooms are outside so be prepared to encounter a few bugs/spiders. The hotel itself is wonderful, the food at the restaurant is delicious and caters very well for vegetarians! The hotel also offers tours, we took the firefly tour and we absolutely loved it.

Good location, very reasonable price don't expect anything amazing here this is accomodation and it is a good price. The staff seem to be not quite there when you talk to them the road to the place is really bumpy and can be a challenge on the motorbike.

The boss is two middle-aged women, they are very enthusiastic, and the garden is amazing! Maybe the room I booked was cheaper, the bed linen was old, and when I entered the bed, a mouse poop was lying on a yellow urine stain. There was no air conditioning, and the door could not be locked when I went out. I could only sleep. Locked up, there are good poultry and many dogs around. The rooster can’t tell the morning and night. It crowed 24 hours a day. The dog screamed like a wolf at night, and at night it also barked like a worm. In short, I heard it when I was a child 20 years ago. The voice in my hometown, I was too tired to take pictures on the first day in the Philippines

We recently stayed at Azul de Panglao with our family of five, and it was a fantastic experience! Here's why we highly recommend this hotel: Outstanding Service: From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional. The staff was friendly, accommodating, and went out of their way to ensure we had a comfortable stay. Spacious and Comfortable Rooms: Our room was very spacious, featuring three big beds which comfortably fit our family. The room was clean and well-maintained, providing a cozy environment for relaxation after a day of exploring. Great Value for Money: Compared to other hotels in the area, Azul de Panglao offers great value for money. The price is significantly cheaper while still providing excellent amenities and service. Complimentary Breakfast and More: We enjoyed the complimentary breakfast of bread and butter every morning, which was a nice touch. Additionally, free water was available anytime, and they even provided bananas, which the kids loved. Nice Amenities: The hotel boasts a nice shower with ample toiletries and towels provided. The pool was a big hit with our children and a perfect spot for a refreshing dip. Convenient Location: Azul de Panglao is conveniently located just a short tricycle ride away from Alona Beach, probably around 1 km. This made it easy for us to enjoy the beach and nearby restaurants without any hassle. Overall, Azul de Panglao exceeded our expectations in every way. We highly recommend it for families looking for a budget-friendly, comfortable, and hospitable place to stay in Panglao. We will definitely be back!

The suite room is very good, but the double bed room is poor, small and smells of sewerage. The hotel swimming pool is very beautiful and has a nice view, but the location is very remote. The nearest restaurant is nine kilometers away, and it takes more than an hour to get to famous attractions. It takes two hours to get to Alona Beach and two hours to get to Eye Monkey Chocolate Mountain. They are very remote, so the hotel breakfast is very small. After traveling so many times, this is the first time I have seen such a simple breakfast. There are only four or five items in total. It was our first time in Southeast Asia and we didn't know that we had to tip for cleaning. Some rooms were not cleaned the next day. At the end of the check-out, they kept us for a while and said that we had taken away the room card, and then said that there were few towels. If you don't, you'll find trouble in various ways and ask for money. A room card costs 1,000 and a towel costs 80. Very speechless.

I traveled solo to Tagbilaran for business. The Metrocentre was recommended to me. Upon check in, I was requested to make a 500 peso deposit. The front desk clerk said it was for ”incidentals” and would be refunded upon check out. I asked what was meant by ”incidentals” and she said it refered to any other charges I made on my account, such as food at the coffee shop. I was billeted in a standard room, which could have accommodated two people. It was very comfortable. Bed mattress and pillows were nice and firm. The aircondition unit was working very efficiently and kept me cold, which was what I wanted. The bathroom was clean and spacious enough. I felt a little bit claustrophobic though because the window of my room was a small one and was heavily draped. Even if I drew the drapes open, the view to the outside was obscured by some kind of machine, probably an aircon unit. Amenities in the room included free bottled water (2 bottles), two cookie packs, shampoo and soap. There were nice thick bath towels and rubber slippers for room use. There were a lot of lights, I noticed. Some of the light switches were hidden by the pillows on the bed. I didn't see them at first and had to call the front desk to find out how to switch a couple of the overhead lights off. The room had a nice flat screen TV and a refrigerator. Wifi is best downstairs at the hotel lobby. Signal is weak in the rooms. My booking came with free plated breakfast, a choice of American or Filipino. In terms of serving size, it's pretty decent. Breakfast is served as early as 5 am and so that is really, really convenient if you have to get out early. The free airport shuttle was also another convenient service offered by the hotel. The hotel coffee shop is pleasant. Service was friendly and accommodating. My hosts, who chose this hotel for me, said that they chose this hotel because it was safe. I would go back to this hotel.

Expensive, but worth it. Hospitality is top notch, never met so many nice people in my life, bed was very comfortable, everything was clean, and food was good. Massages were the best I’ve ever had in my life. If we ever came back to Panglao again, the ONLY reason we wouldn’t stay at Amorita again would be due to the price. Everything else was top notch.

The hotel features two large swimming areas, and we had a great time at the beach-front pool with my daughter. The room felt a bit old, but it didn't affect our stay. Since most of the guests were Korean, it felt like we were at a Korean resort. I would definitely consider visiting again.

We were there from 26.12.24 to 30.12.24 and then due to bad weather on Barakai Island we extended it to 02.01.25. A nice family hotel. So new that the taxi driver who took us from the airport didn't know it. This hotel is for a quiet stay. All the fun at ”Alona Beach” is a 15-minute drive away. Taxi, tricycle, everything costs about the same ~ 200-250 pesos. There is a bike rental in the hotel itself. 500 pesos/day. Maybe you can find cheaper, but the bikes are new and it was so convenient for us. By the way, all the photos that are presented are real: rooms, pool, even a bike. Accommodation with breakfast (from 7 to 10). Quite tasty breakfasts, though the coffee is not very good, but I'm being picky here. Apart from breakfasts, we didn't eat at the hotel, fortunately there are a couple of decent restaurants nearby. The pool is clean, there is a shower. The rooms are cleaned on request (you need to hang up a card). There is a refrigerator, the air conditioner works, there is a fan above the bed. By the way, it is very convenient, we almost never turned on the air conditioner. The contingent is different: Koreans, Russians, Europeans. There are only 15 rooms. I can safely recommend it. I gave fours everywhere, because there is always something to strive for.