"Enjoy my stay here. Many things you can do and they serve good food too."

"I had a pleasant experience overall. The service was accommodating and the staff were approachable, making the stay comfortable. It’s accessible to everything. They also have hot shower. The room is worth the price as well. Overall, it was a nice experience."

"Comfortable. Host is friendly. Will be back again"

"Good nice place but toilet not good"

"The Location of the hotel is very good, near from everything, the breakfast is good also. The problem on this hotel is the shower the water on the shower just a small drop you cannot shower properly. And at night if you sleep there are some guest who talk loud and laugh and 100% you can hear very loud on your room and you need to call the reception to silence them. Much better to some signages like be quite etc. This hotel have no elevator so if you have a heavy luggage its very hard. And also dont forget the tea on the reception area its not free you need to pay"

"Good cheapest for 1 night and no aircon, no shampoo, soap and free Wi-Fi we are satisfied. can bring foods like simple."

"Clean and friendly people"

"A good location hotel. Attentive staff. Well maintained room. Plated breakfast nothing special. Overall very affordable for the location, price. Can recommend for short stay in Roxas City. The pool at the rooftop is small but will bot ruin your stay."

"Finding a hostel of Olive Hostel's quality in Roxas City was a pleasant surprise. I booked it because I needed to catch an early morning flight the next day, and it was only a 10-minute walk from the airport. However, after staying there, I found the warmth and friendliness even more appealing than the convenient location. The receptionist was incredibly welcoming from the moment I entered. His smile wasn't a professional fake smile; it genuinely treated me like a friend from afar. The room, while not large, was extremely clean, even the sheets had a faint scent of sunshine – a huge plus for a solo traveler with allergies. The best part was their free breakfast: freshly baked Pan de Sal bread with hot coffee. Enjoying it slowly in the sunny courtyard instantly created a relaxed, vacation-like atmosphere. The common areas were well-designed. In the evenings, you could enjoy the breeze on the terrace and occasionally chat with other backpackers – the social distancing was just right. Despite being in the city center, it was surprisingly quiet at night. If you're like me, traveling alone and don't want to stay in a cold, impersonal hotel, but also don't want a dirty, cheap hostel, this is definitely the place to go. By the way, his family actually has a backup generator, which is a lifesaver in the Philippines where power outages are so frequent."