2-Star Hotels in Puerto Princesa

We spent one night, everything was great. Breakfasts were not bad, it's a sin to complain for such a price. We warned in advance about late check-in, check-in went smoothly. We recommend!

It's like a home. The rooms is spacious: 2 double beds and 1 single. When we go out of the room in the morning, the breakfast is already served hot in a wooden classic dining table near the sala, not like when we check-in in big hotels where we have to go downstairs for bfast and line-up. When the tour guides come, we can even hear them from our room as the concierge was near us.

Total result was okay,the ladies was very friendly and polite,the room missing a lot of stuff though like there was a lot of things missing.no fridge no tv the only thing was available was a bed, 2 pillows,a tiny cover for night , 2 shower towels and a small closet enough for your bag.dont leave food at the room there will be eaten by ants as area has a problem with them,also killed a cockroach 😀 Soo if you have issues with insects it's not recommended for you...the price is very very cheap though but sometimes it's better comfort for money...and better lock your door cause there was an incident where there came people opened the door and wanted to bless the room,we was chilling in bed and forgot to lock 😂 Overall it's budget friendly but I would recommend it only if you are really short on budget...

We stayed for five nights, booking one double room and one family room. Both rooms were sufficiently furnished, and there were tables outside that we made good use of during the day. We were also offered the use of a fridge in the common area, which we really appreciated. From what I understand, only the family rooms come with water heating. The location is very good—tucked away in a safe, lively neighbourhood and within walking distance of both NCCC Mall and SM City Puerto Princesa Mall, where there are supermarkets and plenty of food options. We were also able to walk to several places of interest in the city, including the Boardwalk, Chinatown, the Heritage Centre, and the Immaculate Conception Cathedral. There’s a laundry just across the road that charges reasonable rates. The hosts were the best part of the stay. They were family-oriented, warm, hospitable, accommodating, and very communicative. They helped organise tours at prices better than those offered on online platforms. We had a whale of a time at Honda Bay and the Underground River—both are must-experience attractions when visiting Palawan. Highly recommended for travellers looking for a welcoming place, great hosts, and a convenient location.

The Pension House is newly opened and staffed with very friendly staff and owner. The rooms are suitable for groups, including a small sink and a mini kitchen outside, creating a homey atmosphere. My only concern is its location away from downtown, which could be inconvenient for business activities. I recommend upgrading the toilet facilities and replacing shower curtains with more permanent solutions.

It is smacked within a residential area. So you can soak yourself in it and experience living in a village. But, a 3 mins walk will lead you to the main road where you can find F&B outlets. Nearest is 89 Cafe which serves good food. Another 500m there is a Pagetek food court which has food a super chill beer. At the price, it is a good deal. They also have free transport to airport, but please talk to the friendly staff there in advanced.

Cozy spacious rooms, friendly and helpful stuff and an amazing rooftop area, very much recommended.

Citadel (the name of one of the owners) is probably the ”best for the money” mini-resort in Puerto Princesa! My room had a king bed, was comfortable and included satellite TV, a fridge and sink area. The grounds a pool are clean, neat and look great. The pool is amazing for a property size. Even though the Citadel is located 1.5km away from one of the main roads and the Robinson's Mall there are small food stores nearby for basic needs. It's easy to get a tricycle from the road near the property to just about anywhere in the Puerto area. Do ask one of the locals what the fare should be to the placey you want to go. Francois and Citadel, the owners are very nice and helpful. You will enjoy your at the Citadel! BONUS TIP: Just up the road (north) to the left is a food store and cafe on the right side of the road. Inside is a dental office run by Dr Joy Zapanta. She offers a full range of dental services. I got my teeth cleaned for about US$20. I could see dental tourism as a future business for Dr Joy. Enjoy your stay at the Citaldel and get all your dental work done!

It didn't appear to have breakfast but considering it was less than $8 a night I won't fault them for that. It was not that far from transportation under normal circumstances the first day I was there we had flooding in the provence so that was unique. It is sorta out of the way so that is either a plus or a minus. You are close to a convience store so it is easy to get water if you don't want to take a trike to Robinsons.

The room looks very old, the mattresses are foam, the plugs generate little confidence, the truth is that for the little you pay you could say that it is normal, don't expect much. The bathroom is another world, the toilet bowl does not have a base to sit on, so it is very unhygienic when using it, either that or urinate and do your business without touching the bowl. The shower does not have much pressure, so if you are going to take a shower it is better to use the faucet under the shower and fill a bucket and bathe with the bucket of water. The door to the women's bathroom is broken from below, so it can cause a bit of insecurity, although I honestly don't think people will care much.