Rule #1 - Arrive during daytime
Rule #2 - Don't believe what the website tells and shows you about the "resort".
Rule #3 - Don't rely on the feedback here or any other sites as opinions vary depending on people's standards. I consider myself well-travelled, and prefer to stay in boutique hotels in the U.S. and no lower than 4-star hotels abroad. Comfort,luxury and security is very important to me. This place brands itself a "boutique" hotel, this branding needs reassessment. Brings new meaning to "boutique", which doesn't appear on my dictionary.
Rule #4 - Stay away from Philippine Airlines. Service leaves much to be desired. It's entire reservation system is utterly inefficient: I was given 3 quotes for one itinerary. This is where you'll find that customer is not always right. The word "Upgrade" does not mean upgrade in class; to PAL this means rate increase, as in upgrade in fare while you stay in same class. Make sense? Only if you work for PAL. I digress.
The upside to this place, and I'm only going to talk about the positives here, are the people. The staff (not management except for the fill-in manager who made up for all the discomforts of this facility) will go above and beyond their call of duty. Our room was absolutely beachfront; it's a beachfront "resort", but I believe only 3 units are actually beachfront. It's the best spot to people watch and to also watch the sunset in the comfort of your own porch.
We will definitely return to this island but will stay at either Discovery Shores, Le Soleil, or the Shangri-La (to open in 2008),
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