Bohol Island Hotels with Wifi

Due to our baby's sudden gastroenteritis, we had to switch hotels last minute. We were feeling anxious and exhausted, but unexpectedly, we found a family-like warmth here. Late at night, I tentatively called the front desk, not expecting much, but to my surprise, the hotel quickly prepared a warm bowl of plain congee and delivered it to our room. The congee was fragrant and perfectly soft, and at that moment, I was truly touched – for a sick child, this was more precious than any delicacy. The hotel staff were incredibly thoughtful; they continuously checked in on our baby's recovery and offered considerate assistance, instantly calming our frantic hearts in a foreign place. Once our baby felt better, we finally had the energy to visit the beach. The beach here was uncrowded, with fine sand and a gentle sea breeze. The entire bay was as serene as a painting, making for an absolutely fantastic experience. Truly great hotels aren't just about luxurious facilities; they're about the human touch they provide during unexpected situations. I wholeheartedly recommend this place to all families traveling with children. It offers not just beautiful scenery, but also genuine warmth. We'll definitely choose to stay here again next time! 🙏❤️

A small, cozy hotel with clean, well-maintained rooms and beautiful grounds. You can always grab a meal at the restaurant. The staff was incredibly helpful; they assisted us with booking a ferry, arranging transfers, and even drove us around to see the sights.

2nd time in Bohol and glad we picked Amorita! Its the best service and location. Nestled in a cliff in Alona beach, it felt very private & serene. The hospitality was amazing! Very Filipino aesthetic. We ended up staying in the hotel more. The restaurants are also good especially the spanish one where we had the best tapas! Worth every penny.

My stay at the Meeti Hotel far exceeded my expectations this time around – definitely a five-star review! First off, I have to commend the hotel's environment and facilities. The room was clean, comfortable, and had a fantastic view, with a very tasteful overall design. The dining was also excellent; breakfast offered a wide variety of choices and tasted great. But what moved me the most were the hotel's service details. During this trip, I unfortunately injured my back muscles, which made moving around a bit difficult. What really touched me was that for any transportation needs within the hotel, all I had to do was tell a staff member, and they would immediately arrange a buggy pick-up. Whether it was going to the restaurant for a meal, relaxing by the pool, or even just wanting to take a stroll around the grounds, the drivers were always there right away. They would also thoughtfully help open and close doors and adjust the speed to ensure a smooth ride, avoiding any bumps. This meticulous attention and care allowed me to fully enjoy my vacation despite my injury, and my spirits weren't dampened by any physical discomfort. Every single staff member was smiling, enthusiastic, and proactive, truly making me feel at home. Thank you to all the staff at Meeti Hotel for your care. Next time I'm in the area, I will definitely choose to stay here again!

The hotel's location is pretty good, close to Tagbilaran pier and within walking distance. As a resort, the hotel's basic amenities are decent, and the scenery is nice, but the facilities are not well-maintained and look a bit old. The adult pool was closed during my stay. The restaurant where breakfast is served has a great view, but the breakfast itself is quite simple.

The hotel name sounds fancy, but personally, I think it's more like a guesthouse or hostel. It's located in an alley off the main road leading to Alona Beach, with plenty of dining options nearby and easy, close access to the beach. I was really pleased with the great value for money and the simple, clean environment; the air conditioning worked perfectly, and the breakfast provided by the hotel was delicious. The downsides are that you need to bring your own toiletries, the water pressure for showering isn't strong enough, and there was a brief power outage once that led to the water being cut off. Overall, it was still a pretty good stay! 😊

I stayed at Bohol Haitang Resort for one night as a temporary stopover while getting my diving certification in Bohol. It was perfectly adequate for that purpose. The ground floor room I stayed in felt quite damp, and the overall cleanliness was just average. I noticed stains around the sink and in the corners of the bathroom, so the cleaning wasn't very thorough. The upside is its convenient location, not far from the dive shop, making it suitable for a quick stay or short overnight. I wouldn't recommend it if you have high standards for accommodation and cleanliness. However, if you're on a budget and just need a simple place to crash for diving, without being too picky about your lodging, then staying here for a night could be an option.

The photos don't reflect what you'll actually get; they must be old. We had an 'enhanced' room, and I dread to imagine what the standard ones are like. The room was tiny, and you had to walk through the restaurant to get to it. You could hear the kitchen working and music from outside. But the biggest issue was the bathroom: it has a window that looks out onto the main corridor. My tall husband confirmed you can see everything if you peek in, especially if the shower curtain isn't fully closed! Plus, the room's 'terrace' also opens into the corridor. On the beach outside, they're building stairs for access, so if you're coming soon, be prepared for construction work. We stayed one night and moved to another hotel. We tried to cancel the remaining days, but the hotel wouldn't approve the cancellation.

The hotel's location is a bit far from Alona (a 15-minute drive, 250 peso). I stayed here for two days and found it extremely inconvenient. There are tricycles right outside, but they're a bit more expensive than usual. The lack of nearby restaurants and stores was quite bothersome. The hotel staff were quite friendly. Rooms facing the pool can be noisy, especially on weekends with music playing until 10 PM. If that bothers you, I'd suggest avoiding those rooms. On my first night, I didn't close the bathroom door and there was a strong sewer smell. It improved the second day after I kept the door closed. Also, the hotel didn't provide slippers during my two-day stay.

Pros: -Beautiful swimming pool w/lifeguard -clean room -Gugma Restaurant serves delicious food -friendly staff except for that one female front desk in the morning as well as the no show manager Cons: -Misleading Information and must be updated! The ad shows that the hotel has all the amenities that we looked for are wifi/wired internet in the rooms, swimming pool and few steps from the beach but it's not. We checked in late at night and the location is far from the beach, wifi is available at their Gazebo or lobby area with mosquitos. -There are 2 different hotel branches, one is few steps from Alona beach proper with wifi in the rooms but no pool and the other one is their 2nd newer branch which is 1 tuktuk ride away from Alona beach proper no wifi in the rooms, wired internet isn't working but with swimming pool. -I was upfront to the hotelier that I travel for work and measure and need all those amenities that were stated on the website, but the remedy they kept insisting is to move us to their other branch which is older, no pool with wifi in the room as they do not have the wifi nor wired internet in their room at their 2nd hotel and that we can just go their in the morning to use their pool 🤣 -No one from the hotel apologize, not even a Manager's shadow reachout -Trip.com said sorry and provide compensation but it's not enough for the lost working hours due to the mosquito bites I had while I tried to work at the lobby but was not able to tolerate it as I am afraid of having Dengue, did not get anything from the hotel's management -tricycle/tuktuk will cost you 100 pesos per way PRICEY -we tried to walk to the beach as there is another route close to the 2nd hotel but the way is rocky and stairs were steep as it was meant for divers or island Hopper not the white strip that were posted on the website -corkage fee so better to buy at the restaurant at the hotel or eat outside **AGAIN THERE ARE 2 DIFFERENT HOTEL BRANCH WITH DIFFERENT ADDRESSES AND AMENITIES, SO BE CAREFUL IN BOOKING ESPECIALLY IF YOU TRAVEL FOR WORK AND NEEDS WIFI IN THE ROOM.