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The only budget hotel I've been in that has Netflix. Our room was super spacious and it has that Japanese/Korean vibe where as soon as you open your hotel room, you get your own mini foyer where you leave your shoes. Then you open another door that leads to the actual room. There's no closet, but there's a boutique-type of clothes hook and some hangers to hang your clothes in. The bed was big and comfortable. Room was also well furnished -- plenty enough tables and chairs for a hotel room, which I love. There's a corner table with 2 sofas on each side. Then a coffee table, also with 2 seats on each side. Then the bedside table.. and a vanity/utility table with a vanity seat. It also has a fridge and your usual hotel room supplies. I would have given this a perfect score, if not for the staff. Most of them, if not all, were unfriendly. Hotel guests like to feel welcomed and the front desk people there, unfortunately, seem to give off that cold energy like they are not happy to be there or something. And the bidet was quite dirty.. eww!

This resort provides all in one relaxation, with the great view and clean beach side of Subic Bay. Rooms are quite old but still comfortable to sleep in. Hoping they can change the headboard to reduce the wood chips that falls off since it is a bit old. The entire resort is great, they just need to improve their rooms and the lobby. Staff is great, kudos to the Bar Staff, specifically Arvin, during night shift. Also to the breakfast restaurant server during our stay, one of the longest staying employees 15 yrs, whom Ive met years ago, and still there. Just forgot kuya /tatay name. Still same exemplary service.

We had to extend another night in Olongapo and we decided to try this hotel inside the Freeport Zone. It was just an additional 400 a night from our previous accommodation outside the base yet it made all the difference. Breakfast was already included, tho we didnt get to try it bc we left early in the morning. The room was spacious enough and the staff was really nice, from the security guard to the front desk. We tried their resto and ordered yakisoba, beef dumpling soup and banana turon. It took quite a while before the food arrived but it was worth the wait. Food was delicious and priced reasonably. Will difinitely stay here again for our next Subic vacay.

The Clipper Race crew, support staff and maintenance team, that’s 200 plus people were held in quarantine within the marina. The hotel staff, Barry the marina manager and his team did everything they could to support our unexpected stay. I cannot fault their care and kindness. Thank you all for looking after us. Stay safe and we look forward to seeing you all again in January 2021.

We stayed from Feb 20-22 with our friends and were assigned the 3rd floor overlooking the beach. We were assigned a corner room facing the sunrise and the sunset views which were awesome. The rooms were very clean and truly enjoyed the restaurant where we ate dinner there both nights including the acoustic musical entertainment. Most of all, we really appreciated the kindness, warmth and hospitality of all the staff from the front desk, the room staff and the restaurant, including the pool staff. Cant wait to come back there next time!

The Subic Coco Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Subic Coco Hotel is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Subic Bay.The hotel is conveniently located a short 8km drive from Subic Bay International Airport. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Saint Columban - Asinan, Olongapo City, Zambales (Diocese of Iba), Subic Bay Yacht Club and Spanish Gate.In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings.

I've now stayed at the Reef 3x and have already booked my 4th stay. Five reasons why I like it and 2 suggestions for improvement: Likes 1.It's located on Waterfront Road which is a much livelier and more pleasant area than Dewey Ave where I used to stay in Mango Valley 2.While there are very few staff (vs most other Subic hotels with too many staff but most without a clue what to do), they are efficient, pleasant and know what they're doing 3.If you book at the hotel, it's a mere P2300 for a park facing room. That's less expensive than booking online and less expensive than any other decently-rated hotel in the area 4.Room as fridge and it gets cold quickly (some of fridges at Mango Valley takes hours to get cool) 5.Lots of natural light in the rooms and in the entire hotel Potential improvements: 1.Rooms have the card system where power goes off when card out of slot. This means after 10 hrs of cycling, I come back to a warm room vs being able to leave a/c on at low level while I'm gone 2.Rooms starting to look rather worn. Some fresh paint wouldn't go amiss. This has been a great budget choice for me when all I need is a place to crash overnight when I'm cycling for two days.

This is our 2nd time to go to Kamana and this is becoming our favorite go to beach lately. Why? Just 2 to 3 hrs away from Manila via SCTEX and and it is ......quiet and serene. It gives you a feeling of having a private beach all to yourself. Even when the resort was full there were plenty of space for your family. Rooms are spacious together with in room ammenities. They have somewhat worked on their shoreline thanks to nature, the sand covered some of the sharp rocks before. The biggest win on this 2nd trip of ours was the food. They have improved and seems that they have revomed some of their ingredients. Pricey but was still ok. Lastly, the staff has been consistently hospitable and helpful. They even looked out for my kid while he was playing basketball at the port nearby while my wife and I had quality time at the pool and beach. Will definitely be our go to beach resort! Good job, Kamana!!! You have out done yourselves this time!!!!