Panglao Municipality Hotels with Bars

An amazingly delightful stay experience 🌈 🌟 【Location】 Just the right spot: A 15-20 minute drive to both the airport and downtown Panglao. Ride-hailing apps can be a bit slow to respond at the hotel. Pro tip: Ask the front desk to help hail a tricycle directly; it costs about 20 pesos to get to town and offers great value for money. 🌟 【Service】 Must give a huge shoutout! The entire staff is warm and friendly, always greeting you proactively, and very responsive to requests. Security is top-notch; vehicle plates and identities are checked upon entry and exit, providing a strong sense of safety. 🌟 【Rooms】 Although there are many room types, they essentially boil down to two main categories: with private pool / without private pool. Once you figure that out, you don't need to overthink the specific names—just pick what suits your needs. 🌟 【Amenities & Recreation】 The pools are the absolute highlight of this resort! They have it all: private room pools, a large public pool, a kids' pool, and an Instagram-worthy glass pool. Both adults and kids can find something they love. A quick heads-up: The beach sand is a bit coarse, and the water near the shore is quite shallow with lots of seagrass (even a hundred meters offshore, the water is less than shin-deep). It’s not ideal for ocean swimming, so sticking to the pools is the way to go! 🌟 【Dining】 Breakfast isn't overwhelmingly large, but it has all the essentials. The chicken soup with noodles is highly recommended. For lunch and dinner, heading into town is a better bet. Tested and ranked in order of preference: Seafood BBQ around the corner from McDonald's > Dai In Seafood > The grilled pork chop shop on the left at the entrance of Dai In Seafood Alley. Overall Review: A top-tier resort in Panglao, Bohol, in terms of overall hardware and software. Well worth a stay ✨

I personally think Sunville Hotel offers great value for money. It's clean and safe, though it can't compare to beachfront hotels since it's a bit of a distance to the beach—about 130 pesos by Grab. The restaurant on the first floor is excellent, and the food is delicious, but you do have to wait a while for your order. It's perfect for longer stays, like half a month or a month. Plus, you can book a massage directly to your room, which is super convenient and hassle-free.

The environment, location, and service are all excellent, offering great value for money. However, the room facilities aren't the best; the bathroom door and fittings are quite old, and the air conditioning is noisy. It would be even better if there was a table in the room to put things on.

We had a fantastic experience at Only Seed Resort! From the moment we arrived until check-out, everything went smoothly and was a delight. Special thanks go to Judy, Rhea, Trixcy, Therese, Cathy, and Lira for their exceptional hospitality. They were all warm, friendly, attentive, and always willing to help with a smile. Their excellent customer service made our stay even more unforgettable.

I highly recommend this hotel for travelers looking for reasonable nightly rates and a very convenient location. It’s just a short walking distance to Alona Beach, with many restaurants and bars nearby, so there’s no need to rent a motorcycle you can easily walk everywhere from Harmony Hotel. The staff are very welcoming and accommodating, which made our stay even more comfortable. Overall, a great choice for a relaxing and hassle-free stay in Panglao.

The hotel's location is fantastic, right on the beach. The room was clean and tidy, and they provided fruit, though no welcome drink. The mangoes were delicious! Breakfast was à la carte, and the taste was decent. The staff were friendly and diligent with cleaning. Getting to the hotel with luggage was a bit inconvenient as you have to pull it across the beach, but you can contact the hotel beforehand, and they'll transport it for you for free. The beach is lively at night, and during the day, it's never boring just lounging by the sea. The beach leads directly to the most bustling street with tons of dining options and several convenience stores. Apart from the hotel undergoing renovations which wasn't communicated in advance, everything else was great. It's definitely worth staying here.

The photos don't reflect what you'll actually get; they must be old. We had an 'enhanced' room, and I dread to imagine what the standard ones are like. The room was tiny, and you had to walk through the restaurant to get to it. You could hear the kitchen working and music from outside. But the biggest issue was the bathroom: it has a window that looks out onto the main corridor. My tall husband confirmed you can see everything if you peek in, especially if the shower curtain isn't fully closed! Plus, the room's 'terrace' also opens into the corridor. On the beach outside, they're building stairs for access, so if you're coming soon, be prepared for construction work. We stayed one night and moved to another hotel. We tried to cancel the remaining days, but the hotel wouldn't approve the cancellation.

This hotel's service is the kind that ruins your day. I was asked for my room number three times. The first two times were fine, and the inquiries were at least polite. But once, when my child was playing in the pool, a male attendant came over and very sternly asked for my room number. His look and expression made me feel like he thought I was some outsider trying to sneak into their pool! It was incredibly offensive! To top it off, our child cut their toe in the pool. When I mentioned it to them that evening, there wasn't even a single 'sorry.' I initially thought about sending an email to complain, but then decided it wasn't worth the hassle. I definitely don't recommend this hotel! The food was also bad; even the butter at breakfast was some unfamiliar local Filipino brand.

2nd time in Bohol and glad we picked Amorita! Its the best service and location. Nestled in a cliff in Alona beach, it felt very private & serene. The hospitality was amazing! Very Filipino aesthetic. We ended up staying in the hotel more. The restaurants are also good especially the spanish one where we had the best tapas! Worth every penny.

The hotel overall is decent, and the environment is nice. However, the biggest drawback is the lack of hot water for showers. You have to request hot water from the front desk in advance. Unfortunately, even after I asked the front desk for hot water, I ran the tap for ages and only cold water came out – I almost caught a cold! In the end, a staff member boiled water in a kettle and gave me a bucket to shower. I don't know which genius came up with this failed energy-saving design of not even installing a water heater, it's truly speechless. Plus, the hotel doesn't provide thick duvets, only thin duvet covers, quite similar to some hotels in European countries.