Top Hotels Near Eden Nature Park in Davao from NZ$37

"The hotel is an old manor villa surrounded by a lovely garden with large, old trees and a nice swimming pool—really cosy. The staff are incredibly kind and helpful, and it’s also clear that many guests are regulars. Be aware that some of the rooms may feel a bit small, but they are clean and functional. The villa is centrally located and feels like an oasis in the middle of the city’s traffic, and there is surprisingly little noise from the street. The beautiful villa is maintained on an ongoing basis, and there may be some noise from the craftsmen. The breakfast served is typically Filipino; personally, I missed having the option of oatmeal or cornflakes. There is Wi Fi throughout the property, though the quality can vary somewhat, but there are several networks to choose from—if one is down, you can simply move a bit around the garden and find one that works. The Place is absolutely Worth recomendming. "

"Yes alround great"

"Need to be updated "

"Close to restaurants! I have always loved Lispher Inn."

"The side and under the sink had mold. I told them about it, they cleaned it but the mold was still there. My kids and I got sick. We were coughing and had an asthma attack. The location of the hotel is great but that’s all. "

"It smells like sewage in the main bathroom. I suggest that cutting board , extra knives and kitchen towels should be provided. The stay was comfortable for our party, we had enough space for the whole family."

"staff are accommodating and friendly."

"No tv"

"Clean en suite bedrooms, cozy, and we had restful night. Electrical outlet not working so unable to use the electrical kettle to boil drinking water. Outlets are only for 2-prong cords. Be sure to bring your own adapter for 3-prong cords because the property does not have to lend. Staff are friendly and helpful. Breakfast is just alright. It will be great if they have American breakfast where bacon and sausage are options. It is walking distance to S&R, to the new NCCC, and to Philippine Women's College."