Tangalan Hotels & Accommodations

Worse hotel I have EVER stayed in - shower not connected with bare wires hanging down the wall and room smelt badly of mould - 2nd room curtains and fixings fell off the wall when closed, power kept tripping when shower turned on - sink tap swivelled 360 degrees No facilities provided as stated (ie - coffee) - 2 young staff - male helpful but female clearly hates job with big attitude - this is a VERY basic squat and not even worth the cheap option

We stayed here because I just wanted to get out of the house, (we're locals) and book a hotel with a pool so we can swim but we were very disappointed. The swimming pool had those black worms (I took a photo of it) so instead of swimming in the pool, I ended up just sitting in the pool with my feet on the floor. And there were also this bugs that bite you in the pool which where so itchy. On top of that, there were only 2 pillows on the bed so if you are travelling as a couple, you are gonna have to pay an extra 50 pesos for an extra pillow. And the weirdest thing of all, this is literally the only hotel I have ever been my entire life that did not serve coffee in the morning. I asked the receptionist if they had coffee or something and they told me they did not have coffee. The only thing I would say is acceptable was the cleanliness of the room. They have clean rooms and it smells good specially when you enter the room for the first time.

I booked this hotel for atiatihan week and regretted it. Eventhough the area is good as it near Pastrana park, the area is too crowded and loud with vendors directly outside of the hotel. The only hotel ive been where Hotel Amenities costs 120 pesos. Strictly no visitors allowed, they didn't allowed my sister to go in my room to help me bring my things(i wonder how booking here on a wedding event and bringing makeup artists?)🤷🏼‍♀️ no lift, no cabinets for clothes (to those who wants to stay longer) balcony is almost exactly big as the shower, not quite big).

The hotel is really clean and the bathroom facilities are all American standard. Although the rooms are small, the bathrooms are very clean and spacious. Friends said that the hotel's bed was the most comfortable for the whole trip. From the design of the facade to the layout of the lobby, they pay attention to details. Each area has a different style of seating area, which is clean and tidy. The restaurant didn't go. Take the elevator to the fifth floor and take the stairs to the sixth floor. The service is very professional. The indoor fully transparent lifts, as well as the atmosphere lights, ha ha. Free drop-off before 10pm, 150 pesos per person after 10. The two service staff accompany, the key point is that the car is definitely the highest-end business seat in the Philippines, Sea Lion, haha. There are local snacks in the surrounding area. A few hundred meters walk is a shopping center with a dining area. There is also a community integrated casino, basketball court and children's playground opposite the hotel. It seems to be free and many locals are playing. After dinner, I returned to the hotel and met the local amusement group. Dozens of people played various instruments. I do n’t know what festival. Everyone was very happy.

I was confused whether this is Redoorz Hotel or Hotel Metro. It was located close to Kalibo public market, walking distance to places I wanted to see (piña cloth making; pasalubong; must-try chorizo; walking distance to Gaisano and City Mall. Wifi service was fast enough per Philippine standards. The hotel was unfinished and depends on which room you will be assigned, one will be lucky to have a complete set of furnishing. Most of the rooms were spacious but the toilet and bath significantly varies (most were small and tight) and the tap water has a foul smell. It heats fast though, The corridors and hallways were very narrow, dark and takes sometime to get oriented with the room numbering. The rooms were not as clean. There are other hotels in town close to the same price that are worth the value for money but not this one.

Because the plane was at 9 o'clock in the morning, I chose to live near Kalibo Airport for the first night. The staff in the lobby and the welcoming room are on the standard of the domestic express hotel. After all, the price is not enough but the breakfast can be enough. Free pick-up and drop-off hotel's own car. This is not bad. Staying in the town for one night and forgetting to return to Boracay is a good choice.

It is located right in the middle of the Kalibo city. The check in was smooth. The receptionist was very polite and accommodating. The fan room was basic with shared bathroom. The bathroom could be cleaner though. The wifi reached room but had no internet. I had to use the wifi at reception area. Overall, I had a basic but pleasant stay.

This hotel which is located at the back of a Seafood and Grill restaurant along Jaime Cardinal Sin Avenue has plenty of rooms to choose from. They are clean and spacious. The best part is just walk to the front of the hotel and enjoy the menu of the grill seafood restaurant. The downside part is that there is no elevator to climb the higher floors which explains why the rooms at the higher floors are cheaper than the others. Perfect for the whole family.