Pet Friendly Hotels in Boracay Island

We had a great experience at El Fuego! The ambiance was warm and inviting, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a good meal. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made sure we were well taken care of throughout our visit. The food was flavorful and well-prepared, with a nice variety to choose from. Everything we ordered was satisfying and served fresh. Overall, it was a wonderful dining experience, and we’ll definitely be coming back. Highly recommended!

Amazing view. Superb service. Worth it! These are the words that can sum up our staycation at Harlan Beach Villa resort located at Station 1 in Boracay. The location is towards the end of Station 1 where there is more privacy and less crowd and you get to enjoy your own beachfront. The beach is literally 10 steps from the villa. We booked for 4 days, 3 nights and it was all worth it. First, the view! OMG! From sunrise to sunset, it just feels so surreal to have such a peaceful view of paradise. And the most amazing part is we get the best view of the sunset right in the villa. When it comes to service, OMG too! They are attentive to all our needs that you don’t need to ask them. They took care of us even to the point that wherever we go, one staff would accompany us to bring our stuff and if we go to enjoy water activities, they would also chaperone us, bring towels and water. And, the best part is we have our own private chef! He can literally cook whatever we are craving for even if it’s not in the menu. And man, the taste is just on point! We didn’t even dare to eat at other restaurants because why would we when we got the best chef! Harlan also offered us a complementary massage which made us feel even more relaxed. Overall, the experience was just amazing. You will definitely get what you pay for! It’s not cheap but it’s all worth it.

The service was excellent, as expected of a COAST hotel. Every staff member was smiling and ready to assist every guest. They were responsive to requests and remembered guests' names, making guests feel respected. The room had everything they needed, but the facilities were quite old, the soundproofing was poor, and there was a lot of mold in the bathroom. I strongly suggest the hotel renovate it. It's about a five-minute walk to the beach.

The hotel is located in Station 3, which makes it a little less convenient if you want to explore the restaurants and cafés around Station 1 and 2. However, their breakfast and service are what really made our stay worthwhile. The hotel is very straightforward and has smaller pools, but we didn’t mind at all because it was less crowded. They also have an elevator, which is a plus. I stayed here while I was working, and one of my favorite things was being able to sit on their beachfront chairs after breakfast, work, and enjoy the beautiful view at the same time. I think this is one of the most affordable hotels in the Mandarin group, but it definitely doesn’t feel left behind. The rooms are bigger than those at Mandarin Nest, and I personally found the breakfast much better as well. One thing they could improve in the future is the flooring or tiles, as they’re starting to look a little dated. I also loved the small thoughtful touches. They gave us good-night treats every evening, welcome drinks upon arrival, and their staple beach slippers that you can even take home. Overall, it’s less crowded and has one of the best beachfront experiences. At times, it honestly feels like you have the beachfront almost to yourself. If you prefer a quieter stay with good service, spacious rooms, great breakfast, and a relaxing beachfront atmosphere, this is a great choice. PS they also gave 20% voucher that you can use in Mandarin Spa

We stayed as a couple in the penthouse. It was very spacious, comfortable, and beautiful. The style was a bit Balinese. It's located further and higher than all the other rooms. Sometimes monkeys would visit the nearby tree. The hotel has a cozy restaurant that serves excellent breakfasts. At other times, you can order from the menu. The food was delicious, portions were generous, and the price was average for Boracay. The hotel is located 200 meters from the sea on the first line. This is the best beach around. Regarding the downsides: it's situated between a construction site and a small cemetery. There's hardly any noise from the construction, and almost none from the cemetery either (okay, okay, it's totally quiet there! 😄). This might be an important detail for some, but otherwise, the hotel is top-notch. The service at the hotel is peculiar (lazy and inattentive), just like everywhere else in Boracay.

This time, I came to Boracay and stayed at this hotel! Although it's a bit far from the bustling area, they offer a free shuttle bus to get there. The staff are friendly, it's quiet at night, and the price is quite affordable for Boracay. I'm very satisfied with my stay here! If I ever go to Boracay again, I'd definitely want to repeat my stay at this hotel.

About Wald’s Place Hotel (Boracay) Location: Situated in Station 2, Balabag, Boracay—just a short stroll (4–5 minutes) from White Beach, D’Mall, and other local attractions. Facilities & Features: Property size: 18 rooms across 4 levels, built around 2014. Offers free Wi-Fi in rooms, 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, communal kitchen, and common amenities like a vending machine, TV in the lobby, and conference space (~70 m²). Breakfast is available for a fee, typically cooked-to-order. Some sources mention additional features like a seasonal outdoor pool, spa/wellness facilities including a Turkish bath, steam room, and fitness center. (Note: these amenities aren’t consistently listed elsewhere and may not reflect current offerings.) Room Types & Pricing: Room types include: Basic Quadruple Room (2 Double Beds) – sleeps 4 Standard Single Room (1 Double Bed) Deluxe Quadruple Room (1 Double Bunk Bed) As of July 2025, prices start around ₱1,205 per night (excluding taxes/fees). Guest Reviews & Ratings: The hotel’s rating on ******* is notably low—2.0 out of 10, also described as 2/10 “Terrible” in its reviews. Reported issues include poor cleanliness, cockroach sightings, and unprepared room readiness at check-in. One guest review noted an instance of cockroaches in the bed, prompting an early check-out despite the location being praised. Another user noted a sarcastic remark from staff concerning transportation pricing, contributing to a negative service impression. Contrasting reviews from Google (via other aggregators) show a more mixed experience: One praised the helpful staff, clean rooms, fresh breakfast, and well-maintained lobby. Another cited serious issues like leaking ceilings and extra charges for linen cleaning. --- Summary: Is Wald’s Place a Good Choice? Aspect Observations Location Excellent—very close to the beach, D’Mall, and Station 2 attractions Amenities Basic – includes Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, communal kitchen, and optional breakfast Room Quality Mixed – some mention leaking ceilings and cleanliness issues Service Mixed – some guests report helpful staff; others cite poor service or tone Value Affordable pricing, but negatives could outweigh savings If you're looking for a budget-friendly spot with a fantastic location, this could be an option—if you’re prepared for simplicity and potential issues. --- Alternatives You Might Consider in Boracay If the concerns above give you pause, here are some alternative recommendations in Boracay that may offer a more comfortable experience: Nearby mid-range and upscale hotels: Opt for places like Henann Regency Resort & Spa, Boracay Vacation Club, or similar resorts located in or around Station 2; they tend to offer more consistent amenities and service. Guesthouse-Style Accommodations: If you want something affordable yet reliable, search for guesthouses or pensions with strong recent reviews or popular listings on ***********, Agoda, or similar.

Split air conditioner, legit hot water, comfy bed. But somehow this is the noisiest hotel ive ever been to. The rambunctious staff for diving is buzzing around at 7 am, yelling across the hotel to each other. But the hotel part is full of late partying Filipinos because of the price. There’s about 5, 6 hours between them.

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