Hotel Siquijor dengan Tempat Letak Kereta

My daughter and I have been away from Siquijor and Kalachuchi for five days, but the breathtaking scenery, the warm-hearted people, and the memories we made there remain vivid in our minds. Kalachuchi is a beautiful and magical beach resort. On the day we checked in, the front desk had even prepared a personalized welcome sign for us, and the owner greeted us in Chinese, which made us feel truly welcomed. The resort’s architecture and decor, primarily made from natural wood, exude a rustic and artistic charm. The restaurant faces the sea and serves delicious food; the courtyard features a serene swimming pool; and the rooms, mostly standalone two-story cabins, offer peaceful nights. The entire resort is surrounded by some of the most stunning coastline we’ve ever seen. We unfortunately got injured on our way back to the resort after an overly enthusiastic adventure with tree vines and diving. The owner and the staff offered us so much help and support, even preparing handmade wooden canes for us and assisting with all kinds of unexpected needs. Their kindness and thoughtfulness meant a great deal to us and made us feel safe and cared for during a difficult moment. Thank you to everyone at Kalachuchi for your warm hospitality and generous help. We’re truly grateful, and we believe our paths will cross again someday.

We recently stayed at Coco Grove Beach Resort and overall had a mixed experience. The staff were genuinely kind and welcoming throughout our stay, always greeting us with a smile and making us feel taken care of. Their hospitality is definitely one of the highlights of the resort. However, there were several maintenance issues that affected our comfort. Many of the pathways around the property were heavily overgrown with plants, which made walking less pleasant and also attracted a lot of insects. The lack of proper trimming also blocked what could otherwise be beautiful sea views, which was quite disappointing given the location. On our first night, we unfortunately woke up to a gigantic spider in our room, which had to be removed by staff. This seemed to be due to poor sealing around the main and terrace doors. It made it difficult to fully relax during the rest of our stay, as we were constantly aware that insects could get in. The lady in the reception mentioned there was a barbecue buffet on the first day of our arrival. As we came to the restaurant, it was not a buffet but à la carte. Even the restaurant staff seemed annoyed as it seems we were not the first guests to question why “buffet” was mentioned. We also experienced repeated issues with the bathroom facilities. The toilet became clogged easily, regardless of whether we used paper or not, and the showerhead was heavily limescaled, resulting in very weak water pressure. In addition, there appeared to be mould above the air conditioning unit, which was concerning from a maintenance perspective. The toilet roll holder was broken, but not fixed, just “put into place again”, but still being broken. The holder for the towels was also broken and very crooked. All of these things needs to be fixed and maintained, and it gave us an impression that nothing will be fixed unless someone complains about it. There seems to be very little maintenance of the rooms. While the setting and potential of the resort are beautiful, these issues suggest that more attention to upkeep and preventative maintenance would greatly improve the guest experience.

⭐ ”Best hostel experience in Siquijor!” I stayed at Tribu Kihud for 7 nights and it was absolutely amazing. From the moment I arrived, I felt like I was part of a family. The owners and staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. The bamboo cottages are simple but cozy, surrounded by nature and peace. The location is also great — close to San Juan's restaurants and beaches. What makes this place truly special is the atmosphere. You meet other travelers easily, share meals, and enjoy quiet evenings. It's not a fancy hotel, but it's perfect for backpackers who want a genuine and affordable experience. They can also help you rent a motorbike to explore the island. Yes, there's no hot water, but honestly, the cold shower felt refreshing after a hot day! . I highly recommend Tribu Kihud to anyone visiting Siquijor. It's more than a hostel — it's a home. ⭐ Rating: 10/10 🔹 Vibe: Chill, nature, social but peaceful 🔹 Staff: Super friendly and helpful 🔹 Price: Very affordable and good value I will definitely come back again!

We stayed for 2 nights at Zosimo’s Inn. Our rooms was massive with kitchen and a fridge. Our second room upstairs was where our young adults stayed. The place is clean, room was very welcoming. Bed has the right firmness. Sheets and towels were crisp white. Toiletries were provided. No Netflix or Disney on the TV. Reception answers inquiries promptly. This was the reason I opted for this place. The price I paid for was just right with breakfast included. There is a very close walkable street food in Lazi, which was great. Our breakfast was served in a nearby eatery where our meal was prepared as ordered. Overall, it was a good stay, aside from its distance from the main city- around 30 minutes. I can recommend this place if distance to the noisy main city is not for you. I was gonna upload photos but trip.com website takes a long while to upload. ☹️

Had an amazing stay with my friends! 🫶 The service was top-notch and the staff were super helpful and friendly. The amenities were clean and well-maintained, making our trip extra comfortable. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting the area! 😊

The staff were truly wonderful — very kind and helpful throughout my stay, which I really appreciated. The price is also quite affordable. However, I found the accommodation itself quite uncomfortable. The room lacked proper ventilation, and there was a noticeable smell. The air conditioning was old and quite noisy, and there was constant background noise, including water sounds and little to no sound insulation from neighboring rooms. Basic comfort elements like the pillows, mattress, and bed linen also did not meet expectations. Additionally, the window situation was not ideal. Unfortunately, despite the great staff and reasonable price, I would not choose to stay here again.

Payag ni Capitan is truly one of the most relaxing places to stay in Siquijor. From the moment we arrived, we felt welcomed by the peaceful atmosphere and the cozy, beautifully designed surroundings. Waking up to the calming sounds of nature and enjoying the fresh island breeze made every moment unforgettable. It’s the perfect place to slow down, unwind, and recharge. If you’re looking for a quiet escape with amazing vibes, comfort, and genuine island charm, I highly recommend Payag ni Capitan. I can’t wait to come back!

This resort is far away from the main area and there’s nothing really around the resort. In itself that is something I’d prefer, but the lack of access to things outside is something they seem to take advantage of. Beautiful location with problems occurring whenever you need help from staff members. Never in my life have I been at a hotel which tried to charge me for water, the thing we need to survive as humans. We asked the hotel if they could order us a tuktuk fto get to dinner as I wanted to drink so I didn’t want to take our scooter. They said no problem. 2.5 hours later we are assured for the 5th time, “just another 15 minutes”. By the time we are it was 10 pm but the hotel offered no apology, the manager of the hotel just told us that this is Philippine culture, which we needed to understand. How patronising. We weren’t told on check in you need to actually ask for your room to be cleaned and when I did ask my towels were taken away and no replacements were given. It seems there is a lack of any communication between the staff. On the positives the sunset is amazing and the food there is good too. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The whole place is totally let down by bad management and a reluctance to give anything for free. Even the basics. A promising place, but they fall down badly on the basics and for that reason I wouldn’t recommend it

High marks -Best place to watch the sunset while swimming in the swimmingpool -Room is spacious and bed is super comfortable and big -Staffs are friendly and helpful (staf constantly keep the pool clean, security guard and front desk helps booking tuk tuk. - good wifi coverage Low marks - there are flies (big ones) flying around the food at the table beside the main swimming pool Some personal experience - i had trouble flushing the waste in my comfort room and the machine keep making noises as the strength of the flushing water is weak. - Water flow of the shower head is weak as well. - no bidet - no tv in the room

I really enjoyed my stay here. The hotel is clean, the service is good, and the staff are very nice, friendly, and accommodating. The location is also convenient and made it easy to get around. One thing to keep in mind is transportation. I recommend arranging transport to the hotel in advance, especially when arriving at the pier. Alternatively, you can rent a motorcycle outside the pier port, which is a great option if you plan to explore the whole Island during your stay. Overall, I had a pleasant experience and would happily recommend this hotel.