Negros Oriental Hotels with Free Parking.

This hotel was a temporary stopover, and I must say, the environment was exceptionally good, and the facilities were very new. They have a pool, and breakfast is served as a set menu. It's built as individual villas, which is nice, but the only downside is the lack of an elevator. This could be a bit inconvenient for older guests going up and down.

The hotel is close to a mall, which is very convenient for dining as there are many options inside. It's also near the airport. However, the hotel facilities are old. The shower water never gets hot, no matter what I tried. The sink water is slightly warmer than the shower, but still not hot enough. The tiles in the shower room are cracked, and when you step on them, a foul-smelling water oozes out. The windows have very poor sound insulation; you can clearly hear the motorcycles from the street, which is very noisy. It might be bearable if you're only staying for one night.

This was our second stay, this time a room with a window overlooking the ”garden.” However, it turned out to be a planted hallway. Not really my cup of tea, but everything else was booked. The staff was very friendly and attentive.

The room is big and clean for a family and the location of hotel is within downtown area. Its just that there is no restaurant in the hotel considering that it is not that wide kind of hotel since below on it there is a store.

Location: 5- minute walk to the cathedral and town plaza There are restaurants, banks, and shops nearby. Easy to flag down public transport. Amenities: The elevator made it easier for seniors to go up and down. Spacious family room and spacious toilet and bath. Hot water was working. The water flow was steady and stable. Hot and cold water dispensers on every floor. Restaurant on the first floor. However, we were not able to avail our complimentary breakfast because we had to leave at 6 am to catch an early ferry to Siquijor. Breakfast is served at 7am. I wish they could make it earlier and they could serve take-aways or packed breakfast. Service: Friendly and helpful staff. They helped us flag down a tricycle to the seaport. I left my ID at the reception in haste as I checked out to catch the early ferry to Siquijor. The staff called to inform me of my ID card. I picked it up per instruction without any hassle. The receptionist and the security guard helped me open a medical syrup using a kitchen knife. Fast check-in and check-out. Cleanliness: Our room, toilet and bath were clean and so were the common spaces. But I was disgusted to see a roach inside the thermos.

I had a good stay in this hotel. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Lots of restaurants around. Good location to take jeepneys. Within walking distance to the boardwalk by the ocean.

It's definitely a ”small paradise” on the coast of the island. When we arrived at the hotel, our first impression was wow! Exotic and lush green gardens everywhere! So relaxing and peaceful environment after a long ride outside of the hotel. The staff were smiling, friendly, helpful and kind. They helped us in our needs and inquiries. In fact, they gave us a ride when we checked out. The breakfast was ok. A typical Filipino dish. It would be nice to upgrade it and add more variations. The price we paid was adequate for the services we obtained. Our room has a pool and beach access with a stunning view of the sunset. We have enjoyed our stay specially at the pool. With its sea water and infinite pool perfect for picture taking. The room was ok with basic amenities, spotless clean and functional. A bit far from the city but with public transportation it's ok. The only concerns we have are there are no lights on the street when you arrive at night and the road was rocky. They told us it wasn't the hotel's fault because it's not their property, the sink in the toilet was clogged. The water has difficulty to flow. The water on the floor stayed in the middle and doesn't flow in the hole. The shower was clogged too. The rust blocked the small holes of the shower. We found some insects in the toilet but it was ok. The hotel has a potential but they need to upgrade the rooms, toilets and its furnishings. We will definitely come back here again.

Gabby's Bed and Breakfast is an absolute gem, particularly excelling in its unique and charming aesthetic design, which makes every corner of the place feel colorful, cozy, and homey. The wonderful staff, comfortable rooms, and delicious food (especially the breakfast) make for a truly enjoyable stay, offering a peaceful and quiet retreat. However, the one notable drawback is the location, as it is situated a bit further from the main city center and popular spots like the Rizal Boulevard, meaning you'll need to rely on local transport for most of your sightseeing trips, which can add a slight inconvenience to an otherwise perfect experience.

All in all good value for little money, its cheap so dont expect much. The family room has no windows and our door key card did not work (2x needed assistance to open the door). Only one key card for 4 persons. The receptionist and guard are very friendly and helpful

The place is quiet, good for people who like relaxation in a tranquil environment. The room is okay, I got a small ne but it was enough for me since I came as a solo. However, I don‘t understand why it was so hard to hail a tricycle going to this place, no matter how near it actually is. Even the tricycles from there won‘t pick you up even when it‘s not yet fully occupied. So far my stay was good. I was able to work in my room, I just wished they have something like a study table where guests who needs to work remotely can work. Also, it would be nice if you know how to drive a motorbike and hold a driver‘s license. Cause going to the places there back in forth can be really hard when commuting only, unlike when you can rent a motorbike, you can go anywhere, anytime without a hassle.