Rooms are getting on in years, poor facilities (no safe, only one pool towel in the bathroom for the first few days of the stay)
Breakfast a la carte was mediocre when the hotel was less busy, breakfast was offered as a buffet when the hotel was busier.
Resort is located outside Moalboal, therefore very quiet location. If you want to go out to eat somewhere else in the evening, you have to rely on a tuk-tuk (200 pesos each way for 1 person) or you can hire a scooter for 500 pesos/day.

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I can not really recommend,
Food selection very small, but still good
The cleaning of the pool does not work at all. Cleaning room only the most necessary. Service only the most necessary
The worst thing is that you have to pay 3500 pesos per day fine if you dive somewhere else. The prices for diving are also very high and there is no real effort in the selection of dive sites. Think but with a different management could be a good resort, but you have the feeling the whistles from the last hole.


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Great facility, but in poor condition - pool dirty, bas not clean, food room too stuffy, bar closed....not really inviting. A change of management is imperative....

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With the reefs partly unfortunately in the shallow area typhoon damage recognizable, nevertheless beautiful and varied. Super house reef. Also suitable for less experienced divers. Attentive crew, very good dive guide. Very friendly staff. Nice room with sea view

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Nothing was communicated to you. Regarding the meal times. The bar was never manned. It felt like a bed and breakfest. New Year's Eve when where how no information. Excursions no information. The photo room had no air conditioning. We were forgotten one day and the kitchen was closed shortly before 8pm. When asked, we were told that the chef had left. We then got something to eat around 9 pm.

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