Luz Holidays from NZ$3,330

Love this place!! But realize…this isn’t a hotel. It’s a Bed & Breakfast…which to me, is so much better!! During the day we had a wonderful lady take care of us. When we woke up she had a wonderful French press coffee for us, made a great breakfast. Provided anything we needed. Our deck was so peaceful in the morning. Waking up, opening up the French doors and listening to the waves. We loved it so much that we stayed an extra day! It’s not a restaurant and definitely not a bar. So forget about that. Breakfast was great but beyond that we walked 2 minutes down the beach and found some great ocean side places with all sorts of choices. Pool needs a good cleaning as it’s a bit murky. This place is about absolute peace. It’s our new getaway location when we need to get out of Cebu city. Oh, and my wife’s fav was the big bathtub. Bring some bath salts and enjoy! Or 15 min away are the natural hot springs. Loved it all!

If you want to get away from it all , this is the place, this little island . No casino , no golf club, no cars, no TV, only adults , landscaping lovingly maintained , but not excessively, super friendly staff, incredible massage team. Bring books and relax and sleep off your stress , on this island you are condemned to do nothing but enjoy the hospitality.

The room was serviced twice daily. They staff was

My main concern was the breakfast. They served beef mushroom and chicken wings, which honestly didn’t feel appropriate for a morning meal. It would have been better if they offered the usual breakfast choices like bacon and sausage. On top of that, we couldn’t relax while eating because the staff were talking loudly nearby, and we could clearly hear their conversations. It didn’t feel like a peaceful or pleasant start to the day. We also ordered food and requested for it to be delivered to our room the Governor’s Suite which isn’t even far from the restaurant. To our surprise, we were charged a ₱300 delivery fee, which made no sense considering the distance and the fact that we were already paying almost ₱11, 000 per night for the room.