I was disappointed because there were no luxuries like a mirror or a working hot water heater.
DicksonHá um ano
Só um momento…
★★·Balabag·6.9
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Hotel California in Boracay features family rooms with air‑conditioning, private balconies, en‑suite bathrooms, kitchenettes, minibars and complimentary toiletries. Guests benefit from free Wi‑Fi, a rooftop terrace, outdoor dining, a shared kitchen, daily housekeeping and luggage storage. Situated a four‑minute walk from Bulabog Beach, 500 m from D’Mall and near Willy’s Rock, it offers easy access to scuba diving and island attractions.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
I was disappointed because there were no luxuries like a mirror or a working hot water heater.
Dickson·Há um ano
The staff really tried hard to make our beds comfortable, and the price was pretty low, so hygiene and comfort were still acceptable. However, the mattresses were poor quality and old; in the first room it felt like sleeping on a 10 cm foam board, and in the second room they gave us a thicker mattress that was a bit better but still not comfortable and unhygienic—stained all over. The fridge was old and had mold, and cleaning should happen at least every three days.
Karine·Há um ano
Breakfast wasn’t included, but the staff were very nice and attentive, so I’ll probably come back. The only downside was how hard it was to get inside.
Joyzhen·Há um ano
No staff greeted us when we arrived, and the photos used in the ads weren’t of the hotel. Bugs were in the beds and cockroaches roamed the room, the bathroom taps were broken, and the TV was broken and needed fixing. The place was not clean, there was no help from staff, the view from the room was nonexistent, and the amenities were subpar.
Reid·Há um ano
The location was good, within walking distance of Bulabong and White Beach, and the staff member was friendly. But it was one of the worst hotels I’ve ever stayed at: the room smelled musty, the walls were dirty and even moldy. Arriving at 10 PM I saw black hair on the floor and sand on the bath mat, so I told a staff member who started cleaning right away. By day two the toilet paper ran out and I had to ask for more. The door jammed badly, and on day four it took all my strength to open it. After I reported it, the door was fixed, but that caused a huge mess: everything in the room—my iPad, books, clothes, beauty products, the floor, walls, furniture, and sheets—was covered in black dust from the repair work. No one protected my belongings or cleaned up afterward, so I spent a lot of time scrubbing my things. The overall cleanliness was awful, and the terrace outside the room was never cleaned either. If not for the door repair and the dust, the room might not have been cleaned at all during my 7‑night stay. The island was stunning, but the hotel was a nightmare.
Petra·Há um ano