Hotels With spa in Western Visayas, Philippines

Honestly, we absolutely loved it! We were on the island for 6 days, 3 days at another hotel and 3 days here. If we had known how much we'd enjoy it, we would have come straight here. Everything around is clean, freshly painted, and the grounds are lush – it’s just a really pleasant sight. We stayed in a deluxe room with a balcony and were very happy with it. The villa itself is authentic; you feel like you're walking through a museum, admiring everything. The staff (girls) were friendly. On our first day, it felt like we were the only ones there. Later, more guests arrived, but we only really saw them at breakfast. Speaking of breakfast, you can definitely fill up, and the setting is so grand, you feel like royalty! There’s a clean pool with sun loungers, and we even took a dip a couple of times. If we ever go back to Boracay, we would 100% return here.

The place is well maintained and located. Walking distance to all main attractions, bars and restaurants. The pool area gets a lot of sun thru the day, great for a relaxing experience and with a swim to bar for convenience. Boracay is an expensive place on its own, also expect to pay high prices for consumption at the hotel. Breakfast is good with varied options. I guess the cakes selection could be a bit nicer, but still pretty good mix of western and Asian cuisine :)

It was very nice place welll managed and easy access to everything and the staffs are very helpful.

The only access is through the beach front and their restaurant . No partition or different path to the frontdesk. You have to walk pass by people eating. When I first came, the vibe is not inviting. It looks abandoned, and messy.I booked for a garden view, I was guided to a secluded part. No garden view either. And pretty dark. The way to the room,plants are dead. It’s feels scary for a solo traveler. The room was clean but no basic amenities. I have to go to the front desk to ask for towels cause there is no telephone. The towel were hard, it feels like sand paper in touch. The beach towels are more like a rag. Specifically the green ones.the threads are falling off. The sheets are like rags, many holes. The door is hard to open. I really didn’t sleep there. I just left my bags and went to my friends cause so many mosquitos in the room. I tried their bfast and dinner, the refills are pretty slow so when we came there is almost non were left. The employees were nice but the hotel needs some renovation and upgrade.

Booked for 3 days and 2 nights. The room was clean and comfortable—definitely worth the price for the service and cleanliness. You won’t feel grossed out by the bathroom floor at all. Our host, Ate Lowi, was incredibly accommodating. She even offered us food and prayed for our safe travels. Out of all the hotels and transients we’ve stayed at, Ate Lowi was the only one who welcomed us with such warmth, like family. So go ahead and book your stay—it’s truly worth your money! Take care always, Ate Lowi! Until we meet again.

We stayed in Boracay for 8 days, and Paradise Garden Resort was the third hotel we checked into during the trip. Surprisingly, among all the hotels we stayed at, Paradise Garden was one of the more affordable ones yet it ended up giving us one of the best overall experiences. We’re currently staying at Azalea Hotels & Residences Boracay, which has a higher rate and supposedly more premium services, but honestly, Paradise Garden stood out so much more because of how consistent and exceptional their service was. From the moment we arrived, the experience already felt smooth and welcoming. The lobby had plenty of seating for guests checking in and out, which was a huge relief especially after being out in the heat. Check-in was hassle-free, and we were even allowed to check in earlier than the standard 2 PM time. Someone also personally assisted us to our room which makes sense because the property itself is huge. At first, I thought we wouldn’t even use the pools because, well, you’re already in Boracay. But surprisingly, we still enjoyed them a lot. The pools were clean, well-maintained, and not a hassle to use at all. The resort itself definitely shows its age, and you can tell it has been operating for a long time, but despite that, the service remained exceptional. The staff were consistently courteous and accommodating. I also loved that they had a beachfront area exclusively for Paradise Garden guests. We were able to borrow beach towels for free, and the seating area in front was actually really nice. There were also thoughtful extras like live band performances, massage services by the beach, and even a pool area with a functioning open bar not just something “for display,” but something guests could genuinely enjoy. The room itself was very clean, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. I’m very particular about beds and sheets when staying at hotels, and I honestly slept so well there. Our experience was so good that I genuinely wished we had stayed there for three days instead of just one night. Even checking out was seamless. No issues, no stress just consistently good service from start to finish. That’s probably the best way I can describe Paradise Garden: consistent. Out of the four hotels we stayed at during this Boracay trip, Paradise Garden is honestly the one I would choose to return to. For me, it’s such an underrated hidden gem in Boracay.

The staff was excellent and helpful. I wasn’t charged any additional fees for the gym and was upgraded to a better room with a balcony and a bathtub. Laundry service was excellent and the views were great. The hotel in on station 3 so it’s not too crowded by surrounded by everything you need. Additionally I used the spa twice and it was great. I also got my nails done there and the technician did a great job. Highly Recommend 👍🏻

Boracay Sand at Station 3 offers a peaceful escape away from the busier parts of the island. The staff were consistently friendly and attentive, making check-in and daily service smooth and hassle-free. Rooms are clean and well-kept, with all the basic amenities you need for a comfortable stay. The quieter beachfront location is perfect for relaxing, yet still within walking distance of restaurants and activities. Minor upgrades in room furnishings would make the experience even better, but overall the excellent service makes it easy to recommend.

The location was fantastic. It was less than a 10-minute walk to White Beach to watch the sunset, and just 5 minutes to Bulabog Beach for the sunrise. Unlike accommodations on the White Beach side, which can be noisy with club music in the evenings, this place was quiet, with only the occasional sound of roosters. The facilities aren't top-notch, but they have everything you need. Breakfast isn't a buffet; you order from a menu. Personally, I found the pancakes and chicken porridge to be the most delicious. The black tea was better than the coffee. The staff were incredibly friendly. On our first day, we arrived early and just wanted to drop off our bags, but they kindly allowed us to check in early. Next to the accommodation, there's a massage place with hot stone massages that are incredibly cheap and good. I also recommend the Vietnamese pho restaurant across the street. It seemed like there were many long-term guests here; in the mornings, many people were cooking their own meals in what looked like a communal kitchen. If I had known beforehand, I might have prepared simple lunches and dinners myself. Anyway, I would definitely want to stay here again if I come back. Wishing them prosperity!

Every two months we come from Lipata to Iloilo for immigration, tourist visa. Our favorite place to stay is Zuri Hotel! Very beautiful place, right next to SM Mall! The kids love the pool area and the buffet breakfast! I like ordering in food and laying back in the room! My wife loves the family shopping at the mall! I like the hot shower! Their foods are delicious! Everytime we call for ice or service, they're ringing our door bell in minutes! Staff is very friendly! We all love taking pictures there!