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"The premises are beautiful and very well maintained. There are multiple pools and a kiddie playroom, which was especially convenient for me traveling with my young son. The journey from the airport to the hotel, however, was extremely challenging for me personally. The road leading to the resort is quite curvy and turbulent, and I experienced severe nausea and vomiting for several hours after arrival. It may be helpful for the hotel to inform guests in advance so those prone to motion sickness can prepare accordingly. I was grateful that the in-house nurse kindly provided medication free of charge. During our stay, I noticed that service operations appeared somewhat strained. Our room was not always cleaned unless we followed up with reception, and restaurant service was slow, with wait times often exceeding one hour per meal. The staff were polite and professional, but seemed overwhelmed by the volume of guests. This is important to consider, particularly when traveling with a hungry toddler. Additionally, there is no nearby convenience store, so guests are largely reliant on the hotel’s food service. On a very positive note, the breakfast buffet was excellent, generous, varied, and of high quality. Overall, the property itself is lovely, but service capacity and access logistics are factors future guests may wish to consider."

"Just returned from a 3 night stay at the resort. The main positives are the amazing location, spectacular beach and the polite and courteous staff. We stayed in the sunset villa - they look dated from outside but are clean and comfortable inside. The bed was huge and pillows were some of the bed I have ever had. The bathrooms are modern and stocked with all the amenities. The complimentary water bottles, daily snack, reef friendly sun screen and insect repellents are a great touch. However, there are a couple of things that let the resort down for me. The food is average, though there are vegetarian options albeit limited. When we arrived, we were told that day trips organised by the resort could be booked up to 4pm the following day. We went early in the afternoon to book one of the island hopping trips for the following day and were told that no boats were available. Sadly we didn’t have the option to do it the following day as we were due to depart that day. So we basically ended up spending our 3 days just on the island and I think that is the main downside. If you want to do the Coron tour A, you need to get a boat to Busuanga island, get a van to Coron town and then do the tour A circuit. So if you want to see Coron, you are better off staying elsewhere. Oh and offering just 4 capsules of coffee is a bit miserly. "