Eagle Point Beach and Dive Resort

Can’t expect much with the money I paid for the room so you will meet to adjust your expectations. I found a hair stand in the mini bar. More hair strands in the shower head and drainage- that’s a deal breaker - gross!! They also don’t have water heater. Water pressure is so low at night. They also don’t give free WiFi in the room. Need to pay 100 per gadget. Free WiFi is only in the restaurant and in the reception Value for money for the room I paid for (P3300) I think it’s a good deal. Food is so so - nothing special. It’s quite pricey. Going to the resort is tricky - you get to park on top and a ride will take you down to the resort. But Get ready for this ride as it is like a roller coaster- I was scared as it was steepy with a zigzag road. Driver was fast and not cautious at all. So be warned! Staff were nice tho.. Going back? Nah.. I will pass.

The first room they gave us is so old, next to an abandoned house. I requested for another room but they said it's fully booked. I opted to download as long as not next to the abandoned house. They gave us a standard room and too old. Even the blanket is old. I had asthma the following morning. They don't have water heater and the shower has low pressure that I hurt my eye. The shuttle service drives so fast. Food are expensive and not good

Room, pool & diving practice area are very good. All staffs are friendly and helpful, especially Letlet from the dining area and kuya Manny, my intro to diving instructor. Food is good and affordable given the portion where most are good for sharing. My only concern is the convenience of connecting with the front desk since communication is done via cellphone and signal in the area is weak.

I did not expect anything luxurious on the amount of what I paid for...but the real deal was everybody there, all of the employees, they're all courteous, smiling, helpful. The food was all great, especially our lunch to the Island Letlet made possible!!!

No idea how this “resort” used to be, but now half of the premises are abandoned, crumbling apart and taking back by mother nature. Initially surprised to find they don’t allow outside food and drinks, but later we understood why. Next they are asking extra payment per device per 24 hours of wifi, like if we were still living in the 90’s. Back to the food. Things got worse as we ordered 2 “pizzas” in a totally empty restaurant, we waited 40 minutes and they bring two “pizzas” clearly basic frozen pizza they just sprinkled something on top of and baked on a pan. Burned black all over on the bottom and the cheese was not melted on the top. We complained and the best they could do was not to charge us and tell us they looked into getting a oven for pizzas in the future. My girlfriend was trying to get the best out of it and ordered a local dish. They didn’t ask me if I wanted something and just walked out with her order. Great how about not selling us burned, frozen bread and try to hide it and at the same time enforce a god damn monopoly on eating their food and drinking their beverages? Diving options for 1 diver at the resort: 7600 PHP for 2 dives. Haha. It is 1200 PHP a dive in this area. After just 6 hours we have no doubt why this place is empty and looks so worn down. Guests most have abandoned the bad service, bad food and unreasonable prices and put their money elsewhere. Cannot recommend for anything else, but snorkeling of Eagle Point at this point in time.

I was disappointed with the fees and charges in the hotel. They charged us with P500 pesos each for the entrance fee. Rooms have no internet and you need to pay $3 for a days use. Billiards and pingpong table are all dilapidated. Never again I go back in this place.

The best experience! Nice, clean room with beautiful sea view Delish food The sea is spectacular great for snorkeling with kids just dont leave them unattended. Friendly staff We'll definitely back soon

My family and I went to Eagle Point resort pre-pandemic. They just recently reopened so it seemed a bit overstaffed for the number of guests there were. I like how it felt like we booked the entire resort for ourselves though. I went back to get some remote work done for approximately a week while looking at the ocean view from their restaurant. Would've been nice to not have to pay separately to access wifi from the rooms. Free wifi at the reception & restaurant though and the rustic design & ocean view are still amazing so not really much of an inconvenience. The scarcity of people in the restaurant made it very possible to work without distractions. Let Let, one of the staff at the restaurant was friendly. Food was ok. I like their pancit bihon and the fresh mango shakes! The restaurant used to serve food buffet style, but it makes sense that currently with only a few guests the food is now served ala carte, not included in the nightly room rate. The rate is a bit expensive to be honest. It's ~$88 (4200php)/night for a 2-person occupant room. Additional groups of friends/relatives arrived a few days later only to have them sleep on the extra mattresses placed on the floor, for an additional fee per head of course. My fault that it didn't occur to me to ask until much later & neither did staff mention that they do have a 3+ person occupant room with a bigger space & where the extra people actually would've had a non-floor bed for a cheaper cost than paying for each of the extra floor mattresses. As for the pool, it's ok, it's a pool. You get nice ocean views from the pool too. There's a boat you can rent for a daytrip to one of the islands. I usually try not to be rude, mean or say negative things, but the island beach was dirty... There were glass shards and piles of trash on the shore throughout the island. It's not Hawaii so can't expect much to begin with, but it would've otherwise been nice for other people visiting the island too if the beach is actually walkable without fear of stepping onto a glass shard or swallowing trash as they swim.