Siquijor Island Hotels with Wifi

"We recently stayed at Coco Grove Beach Resort and overall had a mixed experience. The staff were genuinely kind and welcoming throughout our stay, always greeting us with a smile and making us feel taken care of. Their hospitality is definitely one of the highlights of the resort. However, there were several maintenance issues that affected our comfort. Many of the pathways around the property were heavily overgrown with plants, which made walking less pleasant and also attracted a lot of insects. The lack of proper trimming also blocked what could otherwise be beautiful sea views, which was quite disappointing given the location. On our first night, we unfortunately woke up to a gigantic spider in our room, which had to be removed by staff. This seemed to be due to poor sealing around the main and terrace doors. It made it difficult to fully relax during the rest of our stay, as we were constantly aware that insects could get in. The lady in the reception mentioned there was a barbecue buffet on the first day of our arrival. As we came to the restaurant, it was not a buffet but à la carte. Even the restaurant staff seemed annoyed as it seems we were not the first guests to question why “buffet” was mentioned. We also experienced repeated issues with the bathroom facilities. The toilet became clogged easily, regardless of whether we used paper or not, and the showerhead was heavily limescaled, resulting in very weak water pressure. In addition, there appeared to be mould above the air conditioning unit, which was concerning from a maintenance perspective. The toilet roll holder was broken, but not fixed, just “put into place again”, but still being broken. The holder for the towels was also broken and very crooked. All of these things needs to be fixed and maintained, and it gave us an impression that nothing will be fixed unless someone complains about it. There seems to be very little maintenance of the rooms. While the setting and potential of the resort are beautiful, these issues suggest that more attention to upkeep and preventative maintenance would greatly improve the guest experience."

"Staff are friendly and helpful, but we had no hot water to start off with, our toilet blocked up, very noisy because of the people on the upper floor and the cockerels very early in the morning. Beach is very smelly and muddy, you can definitely not use it for swimming. They charge even for a coffee takeaway cup. Room/bathroom is dated. Location is great, and garden is nice."

"Our stay at the La-Familia Guest House was truly spectacular from start to finish. The staff were incredibly welcoming and professional, always ready to assist with a smile. Our room was spacious, impeccably clean, and the bed was exceptionally comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. We particularly enjoyed the amenities, especially the pool area. The place were quite and relaxing."

"The best apartment of our entire trip! The rooms are beautifully decorated, decorated with paintings and furnished with meticulous attention to detail. It's immediately obvious that this place has been put to good use. The room has everything you need, even a first aid kit. You can always get chilled or boiling water for tea or coffee in the courtyard. Cleaning was done daily, and thoroughly. The only drawback was that the room was very humid, and clothes never dried, even though the air conditioning was supposed to dehumidify the air."

"Maganda yung place and yung room very clean and spacious. I just hope they’re cleaning their shore kasi sayang. Madumi yung shore. Binagyo daw sila pero bakit yung Paliton Beach nearby malinis naman. We were not able to enjoy the beachfront kasi hindi swimmable yung area. Madumi"

"Far from the center, the house wasn't bad at all. There was a cooler with hot and cold water, but no way to fry or cook food. We saw tuna fish, raw eggs, and some vegetables, but there wasn't much food—everything was spicy, and the buns were spicy and sweet, filled with meat. Also, for some reason, the Philippines doesn't have peeled and sliced ​​fruit like in Thailand. It's a fruit-heavy country, and tourists don't always have the opportunity to wash and peel fruit. So, you just walk around and eat fruit, and the locals could make a little money doing it. I rarely make fruit drinks, and coconuts aren't sold or cut everywhere. The locals could make money from this, but it's a shame you can't eat as much fruit as you want. Fruit is very expensive, and all food is expensive in general, like in Russia, and sometimes even more so."

"This was my second time visiting Siquijor. I'd hoped to avoid the crowds, but it was surprisingly busy with both Western tourists and locals. All the good guesthouses were fully booked, so I ended up at Rainbow. The room photos didn't match reality at all. I was assigned a ground-floor room, and as soon as I opened the door, there was a strong musty smell. The overall hygiene was pretty bad; the sheets weren't clean. After two nights, my wrists and thighs broke out in an allergic rash with many small blisters. The bathroom was damp and had wooden furniture, and the toilet seat was a small, ill-fitting one. The toilet paper was so thin it was transparent, and there was hardly any furniture in the room to place belongings. With such a large room and garden area, I don't understand why they couldn't design it better. The food at the guesthouse itself was reasonably priced, but it was too salty and poorly prepared. There were some basic gym facilities outside, good for a quick squat with a couple of weights. The only upside was its proximity to the pier. Due to rising diesel prices, taxis and private charters are generally more expensive now, so remember to haggle. The night sky was beautiful though; I truly witnessed what 'a sky full of stars' means. The two waterfalls in the pictures are worth a visit; they used to be free, but now with more visitors, you have to pay for entry."

"I was truly impressed by the hotel itself. The views were absolutely amazing and breathtaking. I particularly loved my room; it was very spacious with a fantastic balcony overlooking the scenery. The cleanliness of the room and the completeness of the amenities were also greatly appreciated. I also enjoyed the peacefulness of the swimming pool. It was a delight to feel like we had it all to ourselves. However, I do have a couple of points of feedback. Firstly, the prices of the food felt quite expensive, especially given the hotel's location within the forest. Secondly, while the seclusion of the location did offer peace and quiet, I did find it a little unnerving to return to the hotel late in the evening. The road was very dark, and there were no other people passing by, which felt slightly unsafe. Despite these points, I genuinely loved my time at your hotel and would have loved to have stayed longer. I believe that with a little consideration of the food pricing and perhaps some improvements regarding evening safety and lighting, the experience could be even more perfect. Thank you again for the wonderful stay."