Agitoggi
July 7, 2025
If you're only going to hang out inside the hotel, I recommend it. If you want to go to a restaurant or market, you have to take a tuk-tuk. It's a bit dangerous to go there when it's dark. At night, the security guard called me a tuk-tuk and I took a round trip to go to a nearby market, but it was really expensive. It's only a 5-minute drive, but they charged me 200 pesos... haha. They didn't give me a discount even if I asked them to... I didn't want to waste my energy, so I just gave them... haha. If you're coming, buy everything in advance... There's no convenience store inside. However, the hotel has a nice swimming pool (one shallow and one deep), a restaurant (100-200 pesos more expensive than local restaurants. You must try the signature crab. It's salty for Koreans, so add rice), and a bar, so it's great. There are swim guards at the pool, and it's connected directly to the private beach, so it's great. They also rented kayaks, so I had a great time. They also rented beach towels. Don't bring them. Just pack your luggage. Like me, the air conditioning is blasting. They have disposable amenities: toothbrush, soap, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. The hotel is really pretty, and breakfast is a buffet.
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