Bon Joy's Transient House

One of the best transient houses I've stayed at so far; the hospitality was great, the owner was very hands‑on and made sure all our needs were met. The area itself was cozy and peaceful, and the price was worth it for the stay. They even upgraded our room for free. Very few shops around, so you need to have all your necessities before checking in. You can hop over to try their food though. It's essential to have your own mode of transportation.

Buena·3 हफ़्ते पहले

The Wi‑Fi worked well, but the comfort rooms were far from our room; if you need to pee at midnight you have to step outside and confront your fear.

Faith·5 महीने पहले

I liked the kubo and the kitchen hall, and the owner was good.

Reyes·5 महीने पहले

“Beautiful huts and Snorkel spot around the corner”

Raquel and her husband looked after us wonderfully! We struggled to get to Mabini from Batangas because it was late and the jeepneys were gone, but Raquel helped and even opened the kitchen for us to cook dinner. They also upgraded our room because Raquel anticipated our needs.

Dsire_·6 महीने पहले

The owners are incredibly friendly and do everything they can to make the stay pleasant; being the only guest, they even upgraded me. The cabins are a nice change from hotel rooms, and there are three shared bathrooms. Snorkeling is just a five‑minute walk away, though there’s no beach—just an old staircase leading down. Security is minimal, so you leave your valuables at your own risk. I saw fish right at the edge and even a sea turtle; the owners rent out masks and snorkels. The only real activity is snorkeling, since all sea accesses are blocked by dive hotels and there’s no beach. The lodging offers meals at very reasonable prices, serving tasty homemade local cuisine, beer, and generous mango ice cream.

Emmanuel·7 महीने पहले