Tentstar Eco Resort

“Vive le grand air et le camping”

Staying in a fully equipped campsite out in the countryside was a real pleasure, especially with the owner’s rechargeable battery system powering the site and a small LED lamp kindly lent each evening for tent lighting. The main issue, however, was that other guests sometimes left the shared toilets and showers in a sorry state—but the owner can’t control that if people are careless 😁.

Regis·Il y a 7 mois

It was in nature, with a pool and a view from the top. The reception was very rough; they were quite stressed, and there had just been a fire‑department inspection. The first night I barely slept because the air mattress was very worn out, but the next night they gave me a different tent with a better mattress and even bought new mattresses that day. The location is very remote from the village, which has its pros and cons, and the power supply could be better. There’s still plenty to improve, but they’re on the right track.

Tjeerd·Il y a 8 mois

“Great eco friendly accommodation for a short visit to Port Barton”

Probably the cleanest, tidiest spot near Port Barton. The host is amazing and always helpful, whether it’s morning coffee, a transfer to town, or renting a scooter. Absolutely brilliant stay in an eco‑friendly environment!

Zeno·Il y a 8 mois

“Accueil déplorable”

Nothing positive. The manager’s welcome was icy, with no look or word, the first time in a month in the Philippines. For 20 euros a night in a tent, it’s a scandal that there’s no potable water for an “eco” resort; there’s nothing ecological here except the fact that you’re not in town to buy 50‑peso plastic bottles (about 30 in any store). So, we’re in Port Barton but stop treating people like ham. The excuse was that they couldn’t provide water bottles for sanitary reasons, yet everywhere else there’s free filtered water, even in the most remote canteen. The next day I asked to heat a water bottle from my own, and they agreed only if I bought a bottle (“you understand, otherwise all clients will do the same”). We switched to city accommodation, 12 euros a night with unlimited coffee and water and an amazing welcome. So, steer clear. PS: sleeping in a tent was fine, but no power extension meant no fan, and the heat was brutal.

Veronique·Il y a 8 mois

“Geweldig genieten in alle rust en toch op wandelafstand van het dorp.”

Great lodging surrounded by nature. There’s a wonderful pool and plenty of flowers that attract beautiful butterflies. All the necessary facilities are there, and the people are very helpful. No complaints.

Nathalie·Il y a 8 mois