The relatively low star rating reflects the comparison with other, much nicer resorts in Raja Ampat. But the price-performance ratio is very high. The bungalow was functional and good and complete for sleeping and storing things, the restaurant and lounge area (with wifi) large and nice, the food with lots of fruit and vegetables not local but good, and everyone super nice and friendly apart from the elusive manager.

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Simple resort with standard service.
Food a bit boring, in one week 5x beans as a vegetable side dish. Unfortunately, the garden and seaview rooms only have wooden chairs without cushions on the terrace. When it rains, there is no cushioned seating in the entire resort.

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The food was not varied and not special. A setback compared to the resort in Lembeh (from the same owner).
The staff hardly understood/speaked English.
The cabins had been renovated, but a cozy beach bar was missing, a shame.

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Accommodation a bit older but everything was working and clean. Resort staff very friendly and helpful. Also in the dive center the guides are very friendly and helpful and always up for fun. Diving is very focused on safety and we dived with max 3 divers + guide. If someone is looking for a stay for relaxed living and diving he is in good hands here.

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Waiwo resort is a quiet destination.
However, the cuisine leaves much to be desired:
- monotonous
- small portions: usually sufficient for me, but certainly not for a "big eater".
- little/no choice possible
- drinks: only lager and soft drinks. Well local vodka and gin, but then no tonic. Good fresh fruit juices though.

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