Camotes Islands B&B

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Our top choices for Camotes Islands bed & breakfast

A hotel room with a bed, a desk, a television, and artwork on the walls.

1. Rm 101 at Liezels B&B in Palompon, / Kalanggaman Island.

Palompon

HK$400 total

includes taxes & fees

7 Nov - 8 Nov

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Top Camotes Islands Hotel Reviews

Casa Verde Cliff Resort and Spa

10/10 Excellent

"The room is EXTREMELY CLEAN. they take pride in their cleanliness and service. Staff are well trained and knowledgeable on the local activities. Pool is perfect for kids with their child friendly pool and the deeper pool goes to 7ft. Bar Berlin can make a variety of drinks and they have 2-3 staff members helping to make drinks. Food is delicious and made with love. It is the most expensive food option on the island but is worth it knowing you are eating fresh and safe food. The chef came out and introduced himself. He speaks VERY GOOD English and worked in Dubai for 10 years. He has much experience in several food categories and his pasta was DELICIOUS. Swimming: cliff jumping, snorkeling, pool, cave swimming."

Tulang Diot View and Turtle Haven

10/10 Excellent

"Excellent location, it’s a hidden gem, the small beach is easily accessible and feels so private. Perfect place to do yoga and meditation viewing the vast ocean view. Owner is so friendly and provided helpful inputs to access the location. Staffs are the best I have ever seen. Being a vegetarian, they were flexible to cook food for my choice. Property is well maintained and the pool is regularly cleaned. I would come back here again!!"

Piña Suites

8/10 Good

"My only complaint is that there was a party on the second floor that migrated to the third. My friend had to go out in the hall and ask the partiers to keep it quiet. When we checked out, I told the manager about it. She was understanding but noted that that other group had a reservation, too. I reminded the manager that other guests have to respect their neighbors who may be trying to sleep. She said that she would make a not of it. While the manager was pleasant enough and seemed concerned, I don’t think that she understood the gravity of my concern."

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