We had a great stay here! We chose to stay in a tent to save money and were very pleased to find that it was set up right on the beach. The island tour they offer is also a great value compared to those in El Nido. There were only 6 people on our boat and the price includes lunch.

Floresitas is a perfect place if you want to tune out and just read a book or get some rest.Prepare for no internet! Its a very calm place far away from eveything else... A friendly family managing the resort takes care of everything you need, not far from the place at the beach you find more restaurants. We spent 5 days there and could have stayed forever, the "far away from everything" feeling there was exactly what we wanted. Also recommended: the snorkeling tour that takes you to amazing coral reefes

Perfect place if you want to escape the craziness of El Nido town. Very relaxed and quite, with an amazing staff that's always taking care of their guests. Also you can do island hoping from here (Sibaltan village), with beautiful islands to visit and not as crowded as in El Nido.

Perfect place if you want to escape the craziness of El Nido town. Very relaxed and quite, with an amazing staff thats always taking care of their guests. Also you can do island hoping from here (Sibaltan village), with beautiful islands to visit and not as crowded as in El Nido.

We had an amazing time at Floresitas. Everyone there was welcoming and went out of there way to help us. The location is beautiful and the food was lovely.

First of all the Internet does not work. At all! Phone signal for both Globe and Smart do not work. That explains why both their listed numbers don't work, including chat service. They charged 1,500 pesos for airport pickup (I guess it's reasonable due to its remote location). The place looks good online, but it's extremely small. The length fits a double sized mattress, with about a foot left. The width is about the same. If you are over 6' tall, you will feel the discomfort and mosquito bites. The mosquito net is not sufficient to keep the mosquitos out - you become the midnight buffet. Electricity is on between 6pm-6am. The Wifi by the eating area has good signal, but what good is it if there's no Internet? The island tour price is 1,500 pesos - not worth it! They take you to places that the corals have been dead. El Nido offers better tours but cheaper ( A tour - 1,200p; B tour - 1,300, C tour - 1,400). There isn't much to do or sightsee. The beach is unswimmable. One good thing about this place is its remote location where you do get peace and quiet. It's just not worth the agony of sleepless nights due to mosquitos. Then, the overprice for services. We thought the little qilted bananas were free for guests. They do charge. Anyway we originally reserved for four nights but could only stay for two. Let it be known I am retired Army infantryman...this was just ridiculous! I will not return or recommend it. Anyway, that was our experience.

Overall, we had a wonderful and memorable stay here. We knew it was an "eco-friendly" hotel going in and would not be as comfortable as a regular vacation hotel. The wifi did not work the entire stay, intermittent generator failures, and there was a few hours of not having any running water for the bathroom. It felt more like a camping experience. We spent most of our time out and about during the day. I highly recommend their day-long island hopping tour. The staff was always friendly and accommodating, they helped plan and set up our daily activities, meals were delicious, and the view from the hillside huts is amazing.

Overall, we had a wonderful and memorable stay here. We knew it was an eco-friendly hotel going in and would not be as comfortable as a regular vacation hotel. The wifi did not work the entire stay, intermittent generator failures, and there was a few hours of not having any running water for the bathroom. It felt more like a camping experience. We spent most of our time out and about during the day. I highly recommend their day-long island hopping tour. The staff was always friendly and accommodating, they helped plan and set up our daily activities, meals were delicious, and the view from the hillside huts is amazing.

The place was nice and was right on the beach. You only have electricity from 6pm to 6am. The room has a fan but the resort has no wifi. The service was very good but we felt it was a little expensive (1000pesos) for what was offered. They charged for the use of kayaks and paddle boards. Alos, it is an hour out of town.

Good if you want to stay away from civilization and if you want to rent a bike to go around. It is more than an hour ride from town centre to this place. Not recommended if you are looking to meet other travellers.

Beautiful place, quite and very relaxing, all staff are very friendly, my only concern is no hot shower

If you want the hustle and bustle of a 'city,' don't stay here. It's in a great location for relaxation. You can rent a motorbike to see the island (and get to the city). They were friendly, caring, and upfront about what they had and didn't have. Personally, I loved it!

Hidden gem! Very friendly staff will assist with all your needs. Make sure you do the island hopping, nice and quiet perfect if you want to relax away from overcrowded beaches! Thanks for you hospitality!

Hidden gem!Very friendly staff will assist with all your needs. Make sure you do the island hopping, nice and quiet perfect if you want to relax away from overcrowded beaches! Thanks for you hospitality!

Floresita's location is approx 1 hour away from El Nido town but it offers its own boat tours that are perhaps equally impressive. We got to do snorkling at reefs and then spend hours at a pristine white beach with noone else but us. Truly felt like paradise. Bungalows are rustic and basic at best, no electricity at daytime and there aren't many people around. The beach by the hotel not suitable for swimming as low tide means you have to walk for miles to get water above your knees. Staff provided great service!

Floresita's is a beautiful little oasis away from the busy El Nido tourist area. It's about an hour away from the port where all of the commotion is. The location is really the selling point of this place. It's remote and relaxing. There's a beautiful little island off the shore that you can kayak to. It's really nice & romantic to be the only two people on a tiny little island. The wifi didn't really work well but we didn't care. It was beautiful scenery and great staff. The food was also quite delicious.

Important to know that this is not El Nido. It is about 1 hour drive from El Nido, and El Nido is much better equipped for tourists. If it is really important to you to get away from any tourists and you are okay with losing out on some of the comforts that come with more tourist heavy areas, then this might be a good place for you. Sibaltan is quite and very beautiful. That being said, my party was hoping to mostly just swim and relax on the beach, and we should have simply staid in El Nido. It has much easier access to swimmable beaches and island hopping, as well as an ATM, more restaurants, and more modern accommodations relative to Sibaltan. To arrange the transport from Floresita's to El Nido costed 1500 pesos for the van, so it was a very expensive one hour car trip unless you have a large party to split up the cost. For reference, we paid 600 pesos for the 5 hour ride from El Nido to Puerto Princessa. Additionally, when we arrived they only had available one of the 2 rooms which we had booked. The second room became available the following night. We did not have running water for 2 of the days. The WiFi in the lobby didn't work any of the times we tried it. Arranging transportation back to PPS for our flight out was stressful as our van left Floresita's 1.5 hours later than we had scheduled. All in all there were a couple really cool workers at Floresita's that made it worthwhile to meet and spend time with, but I felt that we would have had a better time in El Nido.

Important to know that this is not El Nido. It is about 1 hour drive from El Nido, and El Nido is much better equipped for tourists. If it is really important to you to get away from any tourists and you are okay with losing out on some of the comforts that come with more tourist heavy areas, then this might be a good place for you. Sibaltan is quite and very beautiful. That being said, my party was hoping to mostly just swim and relax on the beach, and we should have simply staid in El Nido. It has much easier access to swimmable beaches and island hopping, as well as an ATM, more restaurants, and more modern accommodations relative to Sibaltan. To arrange the transport from Floresitas to El Nido costed 1500 pesos for the van, so it was a very expensive one hour car trip unless you have a large party to split up the cost. For reference, we paid 600 pesos for the 5 hour ride from El Nido to Puerto Princessa. Additionally, when we arrived they only had available one of the 2 rooms which we had booked. The second room became available the following night. We did not have running water for 2 of the days. The WiFi in the lobby didnt work any of the times we tried it. Arranging transportation back to PPS for our flight out was stressful as our van left Floresitas 1.5 hours later than we had scheduled. All in all there were a couple really cool workers at Floresitas that made it worthwhile to meet and spend time with, but I felt that we would have had a better time in El Nido.