Anda White Beach Resort

So nice,quite and clean. Very accomodating staff and approachable😊 love our stay❤️

Very inviting, free pizza upon arrival

Nothing all great

The beach front was worth it, pool and restaurants were beautiful. The staff were friendly and welcoming. They helped us in anything we needed. Food was really good! We didn’t want to go out of the resort and only eat at the restaurant

The room was old and not as clean. All though the room has amazing view. We got the beach front, the bathroom, toilet and room was old. The private beach and the lovely staff made our experience worth while. We were outside and barely used the room because of this. We would come back here over and over again if only the room was nice, it’s old and needs renovation.

The resort is in a beautiful and peaceful setting, with a lovely pool overlooking the turquoise sea – definitely the highlight of our stay. Our rooms (883 and 884) were spacious, with good air conditioning, a refrigerator and a partial sea view. Housekeeping worked well and our rooms were cleaned daily when requested. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Breakfast was satisfactory, and I especially loved the omelette – I had it every morning for the entire week! 😄 The resort is visually very attractive and when you sit by the pool looking at the sea, it really does feel like a little tropical paradise.

The resort is very isolated and far from the main road. We arrived by bus from the port and planned to contact the resort for pickup, but there was no mobile signal. As a result, we had to drag five suitcases and backpacks all the way to the resort after dark. The first part of the road is asphalt, but later it becomes rough and rocky. If you arrive without your own transport, arrange your pickup in advance! Considering the price, I expected a higher standard of room amenities – even the shampoo was provided in a small sachet. The restaurant was disappointing: limited selection and surprisingly high prices. On our second visit they had no chicken dishes available at all, so we took a tuk-tuk into Anda instead. I recommend Anda Food Park for a much cheaper and more authentic local experience. Because of the isolated location, you need a tuk-tuk to get into town. It costs 75 PHP per person each way, and solo travellers may face a minimum charge of around 300 PHP for a return trip. For a resort in this price category and this far from town, I think a complimentary shuttle should be provided. The Wi-Fi was poor and regularly disconnected, sometimes for 30 minutes to an hour, especially in the evening. On our second-to-last day, there was also no running water, unfortunately just after returning from swimming in the sea and pool. The sea is beautiful to look at, but snorkeling directly in front of the resort was disappointing – there wasn’t much to see underwater. Overall, the resort has a beautiful setting and plenty of potential, but for the price I expected much better Wi-Fi, more reliable services, better amenities and a wider, more reasonably priced restaurant menu. One week was enough for us. We wouldn’t return.