Hotels with WiFi in Moalboal

"We had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The location was perfect, just a 5-minute walk to the beach and within easy walking distance of the city’s nightlife, while still being quiet enough to relax at night. The room was spotless, beautifully decorated, and had a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The bed was huge, incredibly soft, and very comfortable, making it easy to get a great night’s sleep. Breakfast was delicious, with a good selection of food to choose from each morning. The only downside was that there wasn’t a door separating the toilet from the rest of the room, so it didn’t offer much privacy. Other than that, everything was fantastic, and we would definitely stay here again!"

"I went canyoneering in Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines, and overall it was pretty good. We left Manila at noon, then had to fly to Cebu and take a bus to Moalboal. The journey was quite long and winding, but we finally arrived after 11 PM. Someone helped me open the door, and there was a security guard at the entrance. The security guard even brought my suitcase to my room. All in all, it was a good experience."

"Absolutely loved our stay here. It’s right next to the beach, has its own lovely pool, restaurant, and treehouse. It’s the perfect place to stay in if you just want to relax and unwind, it’s only 8mins away from the “center” where the bars and restaurants are. The road going here is a bit tricky— it’s a narrow, dirt road and is in a remote area but it’s not a dealbreaker. Would definitely stay here again."

"The environment here is pretty good for the area, and the front desk staff, especially the female attendant, was nice. What I found a bit odd was when I checked in, the front desk told me the room I booked was for adults only and children weren't allowed. I asked why, and they said it was because they were worried my seven-year-old would be too noisy. After some discussion, they eventually let me check in. Later that evening, the music and bass from nearby bars were incredibly loud, going on past 10 PM. There were also some Caucasians yelling loudly by the pool. On top of that, the hotel's parrots started squawking early in the morning. Honestly, any of these noises were ten times louder than anything a child would say. I’d suggest the hotel not differentiate between adults and children but instead enforce a consistent noise policy for everyone."

"Excellent new hotel. The room was clean and tidy. The main reason for choosing this hotel was its newness, to avoid the dampness or mold that can be found in the Philippines. In this case, the hotel met expectations; the staff are polite and strive to maintain a high level of service. The room was exactly as pictured; ours (211) faced the road, so street noise was audible, but it didn't bother us at all. I imagine rooms facing the inner courtyard wouldn't have this issue. There's a pool; it's cleaned and well-maintained, small but lovely. Breakfast can be chosen in advance: it's a Filipino breakfast consisting of rice (boiled or with garlic), eggs (scrambled or sunny-side up), a meat item (sausages, pork bacon, pork pieces, or fish), and a drink (orange or mango juice, which taste like Tang, and coffee – I think it's instant, a small coffee machine would improve the breakfast). It's not the widest selection, but you certainly won't go hungry. Regarding the location, I think it should be clear to everyone choosing this hotel that you'll need transportation – your own or a taxi."

"I absolutely loved this place! It's super close to the beach and there are plenty of things to do nearby. It's also tucked away from the main road, so it's really quiet. They even have a bar in the hotel where you can grab cold drinks. The only downside was that when I checked in, the neighbors next door were really loud until 1 AM, having a party right outside their door and no one seemed to do anything about it. Other than that, everything was great – the hot water in the bathroom was consistent, the room was clean, the AC wasn't noisy, and the greenery around the hotel was beautiful. There's also a pool, and each room has its own private outdoor seating area. They even have a line set up specifically for hanging and drying clothes. If it weren't for the noisy neighbors that one night, it would have been a perfect stay!"

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the hotel. It boasts a fantastic beachfront location, and the main street is within easy walking distance. We stayed in a room on the second floor above the diving center. It was a bit noisy at night, as if cars were constantly coming and going right outside our window. Perhaps a room by the pool would be quieter, though kids might be loud there during the day, which could also be noisy since we like to relax during the day… I’m not sure. We ate at the hotel restaurant once, and it was quite tasty, but we didn't like the coffee. We ordered breakfast to go twice, and I highly recommend the Club sandwich – it's absolutely amazing! I used the rental services; we rented a kayak and fins (we had our own mask, but masks and snorkels can also be rented, as can life vests). The pools are tiny; I only took photos in one. During our stay in June 2026, the building directly on the beach was undergoing renovations. I imagine it will look absolutely beautiful once it's finished. There were no Russians at our hotel at all, but lots of Chinese and Koreans. We took water from the dispenser at reception for our kettle, which was a great convenience. I remember Crystal at the front desk, and I wish her all the best! Initially, we went swimming to the right, towards the Chili Bar, because the reef seemed closer to shore there. But then I realized it was very comfortable right here at our hotel beach, it was free, and local children didn't bother us trying to sell beads. During our visit, it was jellyfish season, and there was a lifeguard on our beach who treated us with vinegar. Overall, the reef near the hotel beach is quite good; swim to the right towards the Chili Bar. On our last day, I swam for over an hour, but definitely bring fins. By the way, the sardine run extends all the way to us here! I also want to mention that the hotel’s location is quite far from 7/11 and McDonald's. It took us an hour to walk there, and then we took a tricycle back for 300 pesos. We didn't book the hotel transfer, as it seemed expensive; in the end, we paid 2500 for a transfer from Travel Frog. We also booked an excursion on the street. Our room was spacious but a bit uncomfortable. To the owners: the connecting door in room 205 is inconvenient; it was noisy because of our neighbors. Also, there were no slippers."

"We were there with my daughter just for some days and spent to receive PADIS diving certification due to the coach Lin and Head of diving center John, see the Mallball paintful food market and see the local life in seaside. The seawater is clear like glass, plenty of sealife under the leg even close to the beach, awesome surrounding - mountains, tropical vegetation and fancy restaurants and hotels along the beach and of course local boats looking rustic and gorgeous. The food was delicious, staff was friendly. Everything was the best!"

"Not directly on the beach, but very close to the sea – it's hard to find beachfront properties here anyway. There are tons of cafes and the main pedestrian street nearby, and it's just a 5-minute walk to the Storm of Sardines and 10 minutes to the turtles. We received a very warm welcome late at night. Our room wasn't cleaned during our 3-day stay, but that wasn't an issue. They did replace our towels when we asked. The room had everything we needed and was clean. Definitely recommend!"