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Bohol Province Cottages | Places to Stay in Bohol Province
Discover the best Cottages in Bohol Province, Visayas including Alona Pawikan Resort, Bananaland Cottages, Pamilacan Island Tourist Inn & Restaurant (Mary's Cottage), Kims-Garden, Reggae Guesthouse, Bananaland Cottages, Open Doors Haven.
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1. Alona Pawikan Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
charming native style bungalows, but with modern standard and amenities. located 500m from Alona beach.
Clean & Cozy!
Reviewed By dorinsellaVery nice place with a lovely staff! The room is super clean and nice to stay in. Great communal area to sit and chill, with a bar and breakfast available. The only downfall is that it is pretty far from the beach (doesn't seem like that in the map but when you arrive you realise it is around 10 min walk on busy roads...) Otherwise, a very nice place to stay!
2. Bananaland Cottages
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Great quiet spot within walking distance to the beach
Reviewed By expat_in_hongkongFirst things first, as others have said, this is not on the beach. You will need to pay $2 USD to get a pass to walk through another hotel to get to the beach. Do it, it is good for your whole trip and cuts the walk from 15 minutes... to 3 minutes. As for the rooms, they are cabanas with all the comforts of a hotel room, nice bed, air con, and hot shower. You do have to remember that you are in a tropical environment and so you may see ants and the occasional millipede on the floor. It didn't bother me in the slightest. The best thing about this place is that its quiet. VERY quiet. I might have heard a rooster or two, but nothing too close to be annoying. That is something you need to be aware of in the Philippines. Breakfast was fine. I never tried lunch or dinner as I was always on the beach for that. All in all, I loved the place and would definitely stay again.
3. Pamilacan Island Tourist Inn & Restaurant (Mary's Cottage)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Here are your money savers
Reviewed By PrincessBakiDuring my lifetime I built up experience with people and their character. After a short talk I decided not to trust these people and after reading reviews it seems I was not mistaking. They left me with the choice of paying a one minute boat trip or just turn around. I decided to walk to the fish sanctuary and have a swim around it. Indeed you can walk almost all the way because the sea is not deep there. Suddenly I got a lot more attention, hahaha. The sanctuary is very small and the fish will come to you when you spread a little bread. I just stayed at the island side and did not go in the sanctuary. Saved me 250 pesos per person and most of all enourmous satisfaction to see them work for nothing checking me out. It is ridiculous to charge for a fish sanctuary, believe me you pay but it gets destroyed anyway when you go in the sanctuary. Be eco friendly... As you understand...do not leave your valuables with these people...you do have a choice.
4. Kims-Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Kim's Garden is located in Anda Bohol Region. Nestled within private tropical gardens, this property is set 100 km away from the hustle and bustle of the Tagbilaran City. Free WiFi is available. The property offers views of Camiguin Island from a private porch. Each unit features an en suite bathroom with a hot shower and free toiletries. Towels are provided. A selection of activities, such as snorkeling, kayaking, and fishing are available in the area known for its colorful corals and warm crystal waters. Guests can rent a motorcycle to explore the area of Anda. The nearest airport is Tagbilaran Airport, 100 km from the property.
Great stay, lovely quite place, clean, great service
Reviewed By egons2014We enjoyed our stay very much. The breakfast was gorgeous (thanks Jesca:-) ). Rooms/cottage perfectly clean. With Aircon, Fan, and warm water shower. Located a bit off-road gives a feeling like being in the jungle. When you like dogs, which watch the Resort, this is the place to be even more. The best is to rent a scooter from resort owner Kim. This you need to get around anyway. From the seaside cottage you have straight view to the sea. No direct neighbors!! Perfect to relax. There is a walkway to the shore and beach. Staff is wonderful friendly and helps any time. We can fully recommend
5. Reggae Guesthouse
6. Bananaland Cottages
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Great quiet spot within walking distance to the beach
Reviewed By expat_in_hongkongFirst things first, as others have said, this is not on the beach. You will need to pay $2 USD to get a pass to walk through another hotel to get to the beach. Do it, it is good for your whole trip and cuts the walk from 15 minutes... to 3 minutes. As for the rooms, they are cabanas with all the comforts of a hotel room, nice bed, air con, and hot shower. You do have to remember that you are in a tropical environment and so you may see ants and the occasional millipede on the floor. It didn't bother me in the slightest. The best thing about this place is that its quiet. VERY quiet. I might have heard a rooster or two, but nothing too close to be annoying. That is something you need to be aware of in the Philippines. Breakfast was fine. I never tried lunch or dinner as I was always on the beach for that. All in all, I loved the place and would definitely stay again.
7. Open Doors Haven
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Open Doors Haven _ A misleading property name?
Reviewed By Lynne NIt was a five-day getaway in Cebu and Bohol with my former student when we stayed for 3 days and 2 nights in Open Doors Haven. There are numerous accommodations available near Tagbilaran Seaport in Bohol, Philippines, but I chose this property because of its high sounding name. Despite the fact that the pictures in the website weren't convincing, I made the booking even though I had doubts about its name and the lofty reviews online. To be very honest, it was an uncomfortable stay. If you are extremely on a budget, you may try, inasmuch as the owner Ms. Doris and her staff are nice and very welcoming hosts. However, it would be more beneficial if you look for some other options of the same price or a little bit higher with better and more decent facilities. The toilet next to our room had a notice on the door stating "this comfort room is under on hold renovation; however, you can freely use it if needed." What comfort could this toilet provide if the flooring smells like fish being cleaned. The linoleum floor covering in our room looked scruffy and untidy. See for yourself if you would prefer to stay in this apparently very old lodging. Nevertheless, it is quite accessible from the port and commercial area. Thank you for welcoming us, Ms. Doris. My sincere apologies however, but I strongly believe that your old shabby property requires total renovations for it to be worthy of being internationally advertised in websites. You could then display a big and noticeable signboard by the gate, unlike the tiny one. Good accommodations will reflect a more beautiful image of the Philippines ??.
