Le Cou de Tou Village Resort

“Catastrophique nous avons passé 1 seule nuit sur les 4 prévues.”

Location. The electricity is cut from 4:00 am to 12:00 pm. The rooms don’t have air conditioning. A fan stops working during the outage so the room gets extremely hot. There was also dust and rust.

Legin·Il y a 4 mois

“Hyggelig, tropisk og rolig”

The place feels cozy and the staff are friendly, making for a quiet stay. Occasionally it gets a bit warm because the power is turned off for several hours each day, but that’s not the property’s fault. Hot water is missing.

Elvestad·Il y a 5 mois

The accommodation is modest but the garden is beautiful, and the staff are the kindest we’ve met on our travels. They can handle everything, and we had a fantastic time. If we ever return, we’ll definitely choose this place again.

Barbora·Il y a 5 mois

“Un peu déçu”

It’s very well located, quiet, and a 3‑minute walk to the center and the beach. The bungalows are pleasant, the bathrooms are spacious, and breakfast is decent and free. We were surprised by the overly positive reviews about the reception—our experience was the opposite. The welcome was cold and without a smile. We were supposed to stay in the upper rooms where it was extremely hot, so we asked if we could move to the bungalows (same price) and were charged 300 pesos per night for putting a mattress on the floor; we stayed three nights and were finally asked to pay 350 pesos. We had no choice because of the stairs to the floor or the room, as my husband was recovering from a fractured foot. This was the first time we were charged for cold filtered water at 10 pesos for 75 ml. We asked for the price of a tuk‑tuk to Bigaho and it was far higher than the tuk‑tuks on the street. Everything seems designed to make us pay more.

Herminie·Il y a 5 mois

“So cute and simple”

The owner is incredibly sweet and assists with everything! We had a great time and highly recommend this place.

Sofia·Il y a 6 mois