Magdiwang·8.8
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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Vhora Resort in Magdiwang sits on a pristine beachfront, offering a pool with panoramic sea views, lush gardens, terrace seating, and an outdoor fireplace. Rooms feature air‑conditioning, private baths, TV, and streaming. The on‑site restaurant serves American, Asian, local, and pizza dishes, with breakfast in‑room, a bar, karaoke, and picnic areas. Free off‑site parking and a paid shuttle connect travelers to Tugdan Airport.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The beachfront spot is great, with beautiful sunset views from the pool or outdoor lounge area. The fresh food is delicious and the staff are friendly. Scooter rentals are delivered to the property and the staff help you navigate the island.
Patrick·Il y a 2 mois
I loved the resort’s facilities, including lounge chairs, a hammock, and a pool overlooking the sea—perfect for relaxing while watching the sunset and sipping a cold beer from the nearby supermarket. Billiards, karaoke, and a mini gym are also available. The staff are all friendly, kind, and accommodating. The room was clean and comfortable. Renting a motorcycle from the hotel made it easy to visit tourist spots around the island. The food at the hotel is tasty, and I’ll definitely stay here again next time we’re in Sibuyan.
Wence·Il y a 2 mois
The resort is nice with plenty of spots to relax with sea breezes, and you can swim in front of it at high tide. It’s a great place for sunsets. The food is average; I’d have liked fruit for breakfast but settled for an omelette without toast. Staff arranged a trip to Cresta de Gallo, and the highlight was the work‑experience students who were lovely and funny. The transport costs were a problem: the resort charged 600 peso for a 10‑minute trip from the nearest port, the van cost 150 peso, and the bike ride to catch a boat to Cresta de Gallo cost 1,500 peso plus 200 peso for petrol. If you don’t bike, staying closer to Cresta de Gallo is recommended. Then there was another 600 peso bike ride to the port, a 30‑minute ride that was usually 1,000 peso but was kindly discounted. After talking to Filipinos staying at the resort and at the port, they were shocked at the amount I paid. Not all white tourists are rich, but that’s not the point. I was overcharged on all three Romblon Islands, and I doubt I’ll return. Some regulation is needed; petrol is a bit expensive, but that’s no excuse to rip me off.
Wens·Il y a 5 mois
The staff were awesome, always ready to help with transport and excursions, and the beach spot was really quiet—perfect for unwinding. I’d definitely recommend it.
Marine·Il y a 6 mois
The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the room was clean and nice.
Raymond·Il y a 7 mois