Khách Sạn Có Bar Ở Santa Fe

Все было супер! Максимально дружелюбный персонал. Есть довольно строгие правила Отеля, но если их не нарушать то всё будет хорошо и вы по-настоящему насладитесь отдыхом. На территории спокойно , никаких нет петухов и ни кто в караоке не поёт. Аренда мотор байка 450-600 песо за сутки.

The resort’s charming bamboo design creates a warm, nature-inspired atmosphere that perfectly captures the relaxing feel of province life. The staff are exceptionally welcoming, kind, and approachable, always attentive to guests’ needs. They even go the extra mile with thoughtful touches, like accommodating laundry preferences and providing transportation to the port. Its location is ideal, you can explore nearby attractions and local shops on foot, or rent a motorbike for a wider adventure. Plenty of nearby restaurants offer a range of food choices, and the resort accepts both cash and cards for convenience. We had a wonderful stay, it was the perfect place to unwind and recharge before heading back to our busy work schedules. While you’re here, make sure to visit Baigad Lagoon, Secret Paradise (White Sand Beach), and the Obo-ob Mangrove Eco-Park all worth the trip for their beauty and unique charm. And for a memorable experience, don’t miss the kawa hot bath, a fun and relaxing soak in a giant cauldron-like tub heated over a fire. Crystal-clear waters, breathtaking views, and plenty of photo opportunities make these spots unforgettable, so bring your camera or drone to capture the magic.

Have a pleasant stay at la playa Estella. The staffs are so accommodating and friendly, very neat and tidy room. We got a sumptuous food and a so wide fine white sand near the resort.

It's a mixed bag. The location is excellent, offering a different, good sea every day. For safe swimming, you need to follow the tide schedule. The hotel grounds and plants are very well maintained; they're beautiful and clean. There's a long stretch of beach for strolls. Logistically convenient – there are plenty of cafes, restaurants, shops selling travel essentials, and a market with fresh produce nearby. A major drawback is the large construction site nearby, which can be heard all day, especially in the bungalows nearby. The rooms and bungalows are in fair condition. However, there are some serious downsides: every other day, it was impossible to shower due to low water pressure; when the pressure was low, the water heater wouldn't turn on; and the water had a strong sewer smell. At breakfast, the restaurant won't offer you salt, pepper, or sauces unless you ask. Drinks include juice from concentrate or coffee. Only after a week did we discover they offer tea for breakfast. The breakfast is very basic, and there's no fruit at all, which is surprising given the price of fruit on the island. There was trash on the beach all week, just a little bit, washed up by the sea. It was cleaned up quickly, as it didn't require much effort. But why is the beach cleaned only once a week? The hotel website advertises a shuttle service, but I advise against it. Personal experience: I sent a text message and email to the hotel on time; our ferry departed at 5:30 PM. We arrived on the island around 7:00 PM. We weren't met. We got there ourselves. A hotel security guard met us at the hotel and gave us our room keys. It immediately became clear that the light switch in the bathroom was causing lightning and could shock us, and the water heater wasn't working. The security guard said, ”Take this up with the management tomorrow; my concern is safety.” Information about room problems is not passed on to the management. So, we spent the first night without hot water or power in the bathroom. After we contacted them, they gave us a working room mid-way through the second day. They didn't apologize for the missed shuttle service, and they didn't offer the stated compensation for our independent transfer. Moreover, I received a welcome email from the hotel after only one day of my stay. The hotel has adequate staff, and the people are positive and friendly. However, management, quality control, and leadership are seriously flawed. The rooms are overloaded with text reminders, rules, and restrictions, many of which would be confusing to a normal person. Or does the hotel manager think only people with dementia stay at their hotel? Reminders and restrictions are completely unnecessary if guests are greeted promptly and the necessary information is provided electronically in their native language.