Pet Friendly Hotels in Central Visayas, Philippines

he buffet price at Misto, Seda Central Bloc Cebu, varies depending on the meal and day. Breakfast is ₱850 net per person, lunch is ₱650 net on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, and ₱700 net with a glass of wine on Fridays and Saturdays. Dinner is the same price as lunch on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, and ₱700 net with a wine on Fridays and Saturdays. For lunch on Friday to Sunday, it's ₱950 net per person, and for dinner on Friday and Saturday, it's ₱1,199 net per perso

I had a pleasant stay overall. The hotel is clean and the location is great, very easy to find. The staff were all super friendly and welcoming, which I really appreciated. The only downside is that they didn’t provide slippers. Because of that, I noticed and felt the floor wasn’t completely clean, which was a bit uncomfortable. Other than that small detail, it was a nice experience and I would still recommend this place for its great location and kind staff.

The reception at Ocean vida resort was exceptional. All of the employees are extremely helpful and quick to respond to our needs. The water pressure in the shower is a bit weak, and it’s still a bit salty, but that would be true for all places in Malapascua.

We thouroughly enjoyed our stay at Savoy. Usage of the beach/pool is included with the rooms. Dinner was fantastic. I had a problem with the room card and the elevator. Sometimes it would not read and missed my floor. The staff was hard working especially during the breakfast buffet because it was so crowded may guests had to wait for tables. It was Father's Day and the last weekend before school started. Other than that everything was great. Thank you.

Good hotel, patio area, clean pool. The room is clean, the bathroom is chic for such a price

First look on their IG and I knew I had to book this for my father’s 61st bday. Everytime we were at the hotel, it was a struggle between “I want to make the most out of this relaxing haven of pure green lush and, no let’s go outside and be with the locals”. My family fell in love with this hotel to the point that we want to go back just to stay here. The restaurants in their place are all so great too. Our favorite is Si Senor.

During my 3-night, 5-day trip to Bohol, I stayed at Northzen for 2 nights. It was unfortunate that it cost almost twice as much as usual because it was the ***** New Year holiday, but… It was the best choice I made during my trip to Bohol, and I had a great time~~. Both the sunrise and the sunset were beautiful. The sea reflected the shadow of the sky, and the beautiful scenery was amazing. Personally, I liked the sunrise better. You have to take a tuk-tuk to get to Alona Beach (15 minutes/200 pesos), but the beach side feels a bit complicated… The leisurely and relaxed atmosphere of Northzen really makes you feel like you’re on a high-class vacation. I think it’s perfect for those who want to take their time. I suffered from seasickness after the hopping tour, but I was able to choose porridge from the breakfast menu. The porridge was so delicious and perfect for Korean tastes.

A great hotel for its price. The territory is ”fabulous”, the staff is very friendly. I will also note the comfort of the rooms and excellent breakfasts. I initially booked for a day, but then extended it. I highly recommend it

We had a great experience and the staff were very accommodating! Highly recommend dining at the restaurant as they have quality dishes

This is the best resort that makes you fall in love with Siquijor. I think it was enough compensation for the ferry ride that took almost 3 hours. First of all, the accommodation consists of 5~6 private villas on two floors. Each floor has a queen-sized bed, so up to 4 people can stay. The furniture in the rooms and the bathroom are well-prepared in many ways. One thing that is disappointing is that there is no hair dryer. The biggest advantage of this place is probably the restaurant with the best view. The breakfast and the regular meal menu were all delicious, and the price was reasonable. Above all, all the staff were really friendly. Despite my limited English skills, they understood me and welcomed me, so I didn't feel burdened at all. One tip: they don't accept cards or dollars, and only accept pesos. I was really embarrassed because they said the nearest currency exchange office was near the port (500 pesos one way by tuk-tuk). The owner happened to have something to do in the city, so I was able to solve the problem thanks to them exchanging money for me. Thank you for everyone!