Seaview Hotels in Aklan

"First of all this is a hotel next to big truck parking which is active even during the night time. My room on the 6th floor was repainted white color but the quality of the repainting is low. On the wall you see that someone uses white color after repainting. Food on the rooftop is of a very high quality possible 4 star hotel. French toast is very good but Italian pizza Is average. The area is very poor and looks dangerous as well road looks like in African poor counties but I use a tricycle to come from the port and to the airport."

"I hesitated for a long time before booking this hotel because the reviews were quite alarming. But in reality, I'm thrilled with it! The location is perfect, away from the constant noise and crowds (unlike Station 2). The staff's hospitality is outstanding, especially at the hotel bar (and that's not just because I spent a lot of time there ;)). They know all the guests by name, are always ready to help, and take a personalized approach to solving any issues you might have. The prices for drinks and food at the bar are a bit high, but even those are more affordable for Russian tourists than Moscow prices. The room itself was spacious, clean, and cozy. Even the shower curtain and foot towel in my room were brand new, which is often a problem in hotels of this price range. My room faced the garden, and for my entire stay (except for one instance), it was absolutely silent. No, the room wasn't cleaned every day, but it didn't even get dusty or sandy after a couple of days because there's a foot shower right outside every room! In the room, there's a kettle, hairdryer, glasses and mugs for tea/coffee, a small standard fridge, hangers in the wardrobe, air conditioning, a ceiling fan, and a TV – basically everything you need for comfort. The breakfasts are varied (à la carte) and quite filling. If I'm ever in Boracay again, I will definitely stay here. There's a very pleasant beach with their own sun loungers under the trees. A minor point – you can't move them beyond the palm line. If you want to sunbathe, you can lay your towel on the sand, but that's a general rule there."