In my opinion, the property offers the best view in the island. Our local guide, Kuya Lehman told us we don't even have to go to Tongatok Cliff View Point and I agree - the sunsets were spectacular from our room alone. Tita Elsa makes the best Filipino breakfast and the property also offers healthy options - acai bowl, green juice (something even five star properties in Boracay or BGC hotels don't offer) which is a must for me. I think the most important thing to highlight is that the staff (just like the rest of the lovely, welcoming townspeople of Camiguin) showcases the best of Filipino hospitality. My sister and I never felt unsafe nor did it feel like we would be charged an arm and a leg just for breathing in the place (if you're a local tourist you know this normally happens in high-end hotels and resorts in the country) so it was such a nice change to see such earnest, heartfelt hospitality. Mark made sure to clean our room everyday, Joy and Chen Chen were always there to support, share a smile and chat and Tita Elsa is like a mom who'll make sure to take care of you. Most importantly, they were able to arrange a car rental for us during the busiest season in the country - without their help we wouldn't have been able to explore and enjoy the island as we are more DIY travellers. Pro tip: The area also has a cafe which Kuya Lehman (such a great guide as well) recommended. The name is Taste and See and they offer coffee beans for those of the "iykyk" coffee crowd. There we met the loveliest hostess, Tita Edith, who offered us "binignit" even if we were local intruders. We were so shy to have crashed her dinner party that we didn't get to thank her for her sweetness and warm hospitality.

There is no phone signal in the room which makes for a great excuse to go incommunicado with your boss (or exboyfriend - if you're on that kind of trip). If you really really need to work or keep yourself busy (but good luck because once you see the sunset -you'll just forget anything else) the wifi is strong and fast. Don't expect to have the same choice of food in the island if you're used to the convenience of the capital cities/Boracay/main tourist areas. This is a chill, laid back place (and I'd rather it remain as such) but if you're really craving for that iced matcha latte, the Bininsuran branch makes a better one than Starbucks (you'll thank me for the tip). Besides, the island is dotted with amazing cafes and restaurants (Hayahay, Beehive, Alex). I also don't like sharing too much about my trip because I'm afraid the place will end up being like Boracay/Siargao/Palawan. I wish it could remain my secret.

great view

Aardigste staff ooit, prachtige locatie. Eigen zwembad. Arriveerden bij de verkeerde locatie, het personeel bracht ons naar de juiste locatie en bereidden tegelijkertijd ons diner voor zodat we bij aankomst meteen bij ons privé zwembad konden dineren.

Niets

Meravigliosa vista sul mare. Camera intima e ben arredata Servizio di pranzo e cena solo in camera Personale amichevole e disponibile

Great service Nice staff Always great to be off assistance Great memories ❤️

We loved the team. Mark, Elsa, Joy and Rachel were so friendly and helpful. They made our experience one to remember. The view from the room was incredible.

The shower wasn't the best. Everything else was great

Mooie design kamer met zwembadje aan de kamer… Prachtig zicht over de oceaan Dat even wennen was is dat er geen receptie is… Belletje rinkelen op de kamer en ze komen naar je kamer toe…

Weinig opbergplaats of stoel of kast op de kamer alsook in de badkamer Badkamer was ook piepklein, gelukkig hadden we een klein wasbakje op de kamer wat mee als badkamer kon dienen Was onhandig eten op de kamer omdat het buiten regende, we hadden niks om iets op te zetten…

Die Anlage ist sehr privat und schön. Sehr nettes Personal welches sehr hilfsbereit ist. Ist ein Ort zum Entspannen

Es ist etwas abgelegen gelegen. Am Besten mietet man einen Roller um die Insel zu erkunden.