Cabagnow Seaside Resort

Room is spacious and clean. Smells really nice. Big clean pool, comfy sunbeds, beach towels. Breakfast is OK, looks the same in all phillipine hotels. Parking slot. 3 mins to the beach - small one, there are a lot of boats, some ****, but possible to swim. 5 mins to poop caves( nice to swim inside) , 20 mins walking to central beach. Only one thing made upset - animals at the hotel. Dogs and especially cats look so bad, you can see all bones under the skin. Never have seen animals in such bad conditions around any hotel. Now I am at Moalboal, around me 3 cats are playing, sleeping around - so relaxing.

We visited Cabagnow Seaside Resort in Anda Bohol with the children. Unfortunately, our experience was far from satisfactory. The FRONT DESK STAFF are UNPLEASANT especially if you are Filipino, discrimination against locals or Filipinos by the resort staff is unacceptable. Bohol is one of the tourist spots, your staff should know the tourism in Bohol (local foods, means of transportation, transportation fares, safe spots for tourists, etc..). Your “AMBOT” or “I don’t know” is not acceptable. The Gazebo has no ceiling fans in the reception area, the absence of a ceiling fan in the gazebo can make it uncomfortable for guests, especially in hot weather conditions in the Philippines. Providing adequate ventilation and cooling options in outdoor spaces is important for guest comfort and should be a priority for any hotel or resort. Second, there is NO INSTALLED BASIN for hand washing in the dining area where they serve food. It sounds like there are several issues with the amenities and facilities at Cabagnow Seaside Resort. Despite its name suggesting a seaside location, the lack of a beach is misleading and disappointing for guests expecting a clean coastal experience. There is NO BEACH. There is a walking distance beach which is NOT a SWIMMING AREA because of the garbage, plastic, mud, stray dogs and cats, and it is privately owned and NOT owned by the Cabagnow Seaside Resort. The presence of fishers and their boats nearby contributes to a less serene atmosphere for those seeking relaxation by the sea. It's possible that the government of Anda could work to address these issues, coordinating beach cleanup efforts, or managing the activity of fishers in the area. The community is NOT SAFE for tourists either local or foreign due to the behavior of some locals. We were attacked by a drunk local individual while eating dinner with our children near the Cabagnow Seaside Resort. Harassment by drunk individuals along the streets is a serious issue that the hotel and local authorities of Anda Bohol should address promptly to ensure the SAFETY and comfort of all tourists. The street going to that resort is very dark, with no street lighting. This might be helpful to share our experience and warn other potential guests about these issues and also prompt the hotel management to address them. Hotels and resorts need to prioritize cleanliness and guest comfort to ensure a positive experience for all visitors. The pool is NOT CLEAN and small as expected, we found a FROG in the swimming pool, It is certainly not something one would expect and is likely a hygiene concern. Their rooms have many army ants and one small cockroach. This is certainly concerning and suggests a lack of proper pest control measures. Possibly the lack of guests contributes to pest issues, as proper maintenance might not be as frequent when occupancy is low. However, maintaining cleanliness and pest control should be a standard regardless of occupancy. These are significant shortcomings th

It is a very disappointing experience at the Cabagnow Seaside Resort. The FRONT DESK STAFF are UNPLEASANT especially if you are Filipino, discrimination against locals or Filipinos by the resort staff is unacceptable. Bohol is one of the tourist spots, your staff should know the tourism in Bohol (local foods, means of transportation, transportation fares, safe spots for tourists, etc..). Your “AMBOT” or “I don’t know” is not acceptable. The Gazebo has no ceiling fans in the reception area, the absence of a ceiling fan in the gazebo can make it uncomfortable for guests, especially in hot weather conditions in the Philippines. Providing adequate ventilation and cooling options in outdoor spaces is important for guest comfort and should be a priority for any hotel or resort. Second, there is NO INSTALLED BASIN for hand washing in the dining area where they serve food. It sounds like there are several issues with the amenities and facilities at Cabagnow Seaside Resort. Despite its name suggesting a seaside location, the lack of a beach is misleading and disappointing for guests expecting a clean coastal experience. There is NO BEACH. There is a walking distance beach which is NOT a SWIMMING AREA because of the garbage, plastic, mud, stray dogs and cats, and it is privately owned and NOT owned by the Cabagnow Seaside Resort. The presence of fishers and their boats nearby contributes to a less serene atmosphere for those seeking relaxation by the sea. It's possible that the government of Anda could work to address these issues, coordinating beach cleanup efforts, or managing the activity of fishers in the area. The community is NOT SAFE for tourists either local or foreign due to the behavior of some locals. We were attacked by a drunk local individual while eating dinner with our children near the Cabagnow Seaside Resort. Harassment by drunk individuals along the streets is a serious issue that the hotel and local authorities of Anda Bohol should address promptly to ensure the SAFETY and comfort of all tourists. The street going to that resort is very dark, with no street lighting. This might be helpful to share our experience and warn other potential guests about these issues and also prompt the hotel management to address them. It's important for hotels and resorts to prioritize cleanliness and guest comfort to ensure a positive experience for all visitors. The pool is NOT CLEAN and small as expected, we found a FROG in the swimming pool, It is certainly not something one would expect and is likely a hygiene concern. Their rooms have many army ants and one small cockroach. This is certainly concerning and suggests a lack of proper pest control measures. Possibly the lack of guests contributes to pest issues, as proper maintenance might not be as frequent when occupancy is low. However, maintaining cleanliness and pest control should be a standard regardless of occupancy. These are significant shortcomings that should be addressed by the resort mana