Hotels met gratis ontbijt in Malay

'Located close to ferry terminal, two minutes walk. Local restaurants near by, bed comfortable, great air con and strong shower. Staff at reception were lovely and helpful. Place is a bit old but it’s kept clean and beds and towels all clean and good condition. Ideal for 3:30am ferry, place to stop and rest. '

'Mooi dicht bij alles'

'The good: - great staff (Leth especially, but in general great staff) - good to decent transportation around the resort (free within the resort) - beautiful location - varied and tasteful breakfast - clean private beach Room for improvement: - based on earlier videos, as well as my long vacation here, it seems that the outdoor playgrount has been closed (under maintenance) for more than four months. '

'Even though it’s right in the middle of the busy, chaotic food hub inside D’Mall, the place didn’t disappoint! The hotel is super well-kept and has such a nice aesthetic. The room and bathroom were both spotless and had that upscale vibe. Staff were really courteous and friendly too — can’t complain about the service at all. Definitely a solid stay!'

'A beautiful oasis in the quiet island of Carabao. A hidden gem! We organised a private boat from Boracay to and from the island and were able to dock at the hotel beachfront making it even more special an experience. The room was wonderful, clean and with an incredible ocean view. We had the entire hotel to ourselves pretty much, with only a few other guests staying at the time, and were treated like VIPs. We opted for dinner at the hotel each night and lunch on our last day and were delighted...

'The staff are very courteous and friendly. We enjoyed our stay at the hotel. We had a nice clean room with good toiletries. The hotel is located in Station 1, a quieter area away from the action of Station 2. However, the hotel has a free scheduled shuttle service to take you to Station 2, D’ D'Mall, where you will find the different restaurants. It’s only a 5-minute walk to the beach. We’ll stay here again if we ever go back to Boracay.'