Hotel terbaik di Lian

Place was not that clean and many dogs tight parking space

Company Outing Overnight Stay 150 persons Beach - clean, nice sunset and horizon view. Shallow waters. BUT in the afternoon, due to low tide, you will not be able to swim at all. So take advantage of a morning swim. Rooms - just okay. Single manual key per room. You can leave the key at the reception for storing/safekeep. The blanket is like a bed sheet (thin). Spacious and well-ventilated Bathrooms - spacious. Slippery bathroom so be careful. Shower water slow at first and takes time. Staff - courteous and greets you all the time. Anyone can assist you anytime. Pool - I only saw 3 pools. 1) kiddie pool with slide, 2) 4.5 ft pool, 3) 5-6.5 ft pool Outdoor activities - relay games, basketball, beach volleyball, water activities (kayak, banana boat, boat ride) There are cabanas/huts at the beach front. Parking - shaded by trees, spacious. Security - yes. It is not advisable to go out of the resort in the evening. They will give you a gate pass if needed to go out. Travel time - 2-3 hrs from Manila. For kids - kiddie pool, playground, wishing well For company outings, resort is spacious and offers activities. If you coincide with another big group, it will not be crowded. They have pavilions/holding areas per big group, with audio sound/mic and videoke (10pm curfew).

I stayed here for a four night visit, the rooms are spacious and very clean with most mod cons. The garden area and restaurant are kept well and spotless. The jacuzzi was broken unfortunately. The menu is mostly western based at western prices. I had a seafood fettuccine and I had to search for the seafood through a bed of oily pasta that had a sauce made from fried tomato with no hint of garlic , herbs or anything that makes a Neapolitan sauce, needless to say I stopped at that. Second night the aircon broke and I was moved downstairs with a smaller bed therefore I was disappointed when I was slugged a charge fee when I dropped a cup of tea on the bed sheets. To digress the general area has very little to offer, I get the impression this is a getaway for Manila residents to escape the hustle and bustle, the advertised water activities include a trip to another beach which has a few bamboo huts and a chance to take a photo, the snorkelling advertised is a trip to the nearby reef which is desolated and dead from years of exploitation, the general area reminds me of Cambodia twenty years ago, chronically underdeveloped which in all fairness is no reflection on the resort itself. Last but not least there is a 10 percent surcharge on everything making it a pretty expensive venture. Oversees tourists would benefit going to other seaside destinations that asia has to offer.