Hoteles de 3 estrellas en Malay

Todos, tengan en cuenta que incluso si reservan una habitación doble en este hotel, se les cobrará según la cantidad de personas. La ocupación predeterminada de Ctrip es 1 persona. Me culpo por no prestar atención y no verlo con claridad al registrarme. Me pidieron que agregara 3000 yenes por día y esta cantidad se contó después de pasar mucho tiempo, finalmente calculé mal. Cuando pagué, agregué impuestos y tarifas, que totalizaron 500 yenes. También la primera vez que me encontré con esto. La habitación era tan pequeña que era un desastre No había manera de abrir las dos maletas y había mal olor de la cloaca del baño tuve que cerrar la puerta del baño se abría hacia afuera y ocupaba mucho espacio. en el pasillo era demasiado pequeño para moverse. Estaba aún más lleno. Me quedé en la habitación durante tres días y la habitación no estaba limpia. Puse la basura en mis propias bolsas y las puse una tras otra en la puerta. La limpieza ecológica solo te da dos toallas y dos botellas de agua. El control remoto también está muy sucio y tiene mucho polvo. El precio es razonable y el lugar también tiene un sillón de masaje para frotar las piernas y el baño. El agua es bastante grande.

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My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. On one hand, its location was ideal for me. Situated just a 30-second walk from the quieter side of the white beach, it fulfilled my primary criterion. However, it's worth noting that there are hotels nestled right on the beachfront, which this one isn't. It's merely a street away, a minor inconvenience considering I primarily needed a place to rest. Unfortunately, the hotel itself left much to be desired. The Wi-Fi was more of a frustration than a convenience, as it barely functioned during my stay. Moreover, being situated on the first floor meant I had little to no mobile network reception, exacerbating the connectivity issues. Beyond the technical shortcomings, the room lacked the cozy ambiance I crave when traveling. It felt impersonal and lacked the homely touch that could have made my stay more enjoyable. As a result, I found myself eagerly leaving the confines of the room, only to feel reluctant about returning. In summary, for travelers solely seeking proximity to the beach, this hotel offers a convenient location. However, those expecting seamless connectivity and a comfortable retreat may find themselves disappointed. Consider your priorities carefully before booking.

Everything was great overall — we really enjoyed our stay. The hotel is beautiful, the coffee is excellent, and the staff are wonderful. We would definitely stay here again. The only issue we noticed was with the sunbeds. Many guests reserve them early and then don’t use them for the whole day. Because outside drinks aren’t allowed on the beach, guests can’t even buy a shake or another drink elsewhere and bring it in, so they’re left without a place to sit. I think the bar might be losing quite a lot of money because of this. Maybe it would help to introduce a policy where, if a sunbed isn’t used for, say, 2 hours, the towels could be removed and the spot made available for other guests. Two hours feels like a reasonable time. But overall, it’s a great hotel and we had a lovely experience.

I am generally pleased and satisfied with my stay at Nigi Nigi Too. The staff and cleaners are friendly and attentive. When booking at this hotel, here are a few things to keep in consider: - The standard room doesn’t have a refrigerator. Instead, there’s a large refrigerator available for everyone to use on the first floor. - Free drinking water is also available on the second floor for everyone to use. - The hotel only provides mugs inside the room, so it’s a good idea to bring your own water container or thumbler. - There’s no cabinet to store your clothes, but there’s a designated area where you can lay them out. - Hangers are included in the room. - I was provided with two bath towels. - You can always request to clean your room during the makeup room hours. - There’s no elevator, so if you’re staying on the third floor, you’ll have to take the stairs. The room is well-equipped with a functional air conditioning system, a TV, a lampshade with a small table and two chairs, and a clean, unclogged bathroom. The bathroom also features a working water heater, a bidet, and a lavatory with complimentary dental kits. Additionally, they provide body wash and shampoo in the bathroom. The WIFI works perfecty fine too. You can always request a beach towel daily. However, slippers are not provided during my stay. The breakfast is excellent. As a solo traveler, I booked a room that accommodates two people, but I was still able to receive two breakfast meals per day. My room is located on the third floor, at the very end of the building in the resort. I highly recommend booking a room on the second floor. You’ll be conveniently close to the water dispenser and the first floor. Additionally, it’s just a minute’s walk to the beautiful white beach. There’s a bar at the hotel entrance, so it might get quite noisy at night. The walkway to the end building is beautiful; it’s like walking through a garden. The rates at trip.com is cheaper rather than booking direct at the hotel. Overall I am happy with my stay will sure keep this hotel in mind when i plan to go back to Boracay. Thank you Nigi Nigi Too.

Lime Hotel Boracay – 6/10 I stayed at Lime Hotel Boracay for 3 nights and was quite disappointed. While the hotel enjoys a good reputation (especially their El Nido property), this location fell short on maintenance and comfort. Pros: Great location along the main Boracay road — very convenient for restaurants, shops, and the beach. Staff were generally friendly. Major Issues: • The room wasn’t well-maintained: worn doors (entrance and CR) needing renovation, walls with molds and cracks, stains on bed sheets and towels, and a funky smell from the toilet bowl (likely drainage). • Biggest problem: The AC turned on automatically at a freezing 16°C. When we raised it to 23°C, the room became extremely humid — everything (floor, mirror, doors, bed, and even gadgets) got wet.
The front desk lady had no idea and called maintenance. The technician explained it happens when the AC is turned off or set higher, and mentioned the inner walls are made of styrofoam (showing cheap construction). No one warned us beforehand. • Just before checkout, our key card suddenly stopped working. We had to call staff, who struggled for about 10 minutes to open the door. This reinforced the ongoing door maintenance problems. We requested a room change but were told everything else was booked. The hotel layout is also inconvenient — stairs to reach the elevator and more stairs to your floor. Housekeeping communication was poor too. We requested cleaning, but the room wasn’t done even after we informed the front desk we had left. Overall, small issues stacked up and ruined the stay. Fine for a quick 1-night stop thanks to the location, but I wouldn’t recommend it for longer stays. Management needs to fix the AC/moisture problem, doors, and general maintenance soon.

El hotel está encantador en la playa con camas de sol, lo que es inusual. Las habitaciones estándar son pequeñas pero sin vistas al fondo. Esto deja bajar el hotel. Nos hemos actualizado después de 2 noches a una mejor habitación para las últimas 3 noches de nuestra estadía. Vale la pena el dinero extra

The room was badly clean, A/C worked poorly, barely could cool the room. WiFi doesn’t reach the room. The net connection was also poor inside the room. The shower was ok, hot water, but things were falling apart (handlers) They don’t provide toothbrushes or water bottles in the room. Although, they provide lemonade at the lobby when you checking in. Also the hotel has a beach (with plastic chairs) and they give you beach towels which is good.

Lo mejor del hotel es que esta en la misma playa. El resto deja mucho que mejorar. Desayuno nada. Mal cafe, pocas cosas para comer y te sirven ellos para que no te pongas mucho. Y hay un cartel que te dice que si te pones mucha comida y no te la terminas te pueden cobrar hasta 600 pesos. El zumo lo tenes que pedir. Solo tiene sandia de fruta y tienes que pedirla por que ponen muy poca. Las zonas comunes con pasillos oscuros. La piscina parece que tiene el agua sucia, la de la paya esta mas limpia. Durante mis 5 dias en el hotel solo vi a una persona usarla. Las escaleras solo limpian la zona central de los escalones los bordes estan muy decuidados. Durante mi estancia tuve que solicitar 3 dias que reponieran el agua y los cepiillos de dientes. Deben renovar el hotel en las zonas comunes, se ve muy descuidado y no muy limpio. La zonas comunes de la planta superior que miran a la playa esta totalmente descuidada. Si el desayuno no es bueno , no quiese probar comer. Como ya he dicho lo mejor del hotel es que esta en una zona muy tranquila de la palya. Pero una vez entras en el hotel todo se estropea.

Como alguien que a menudo hace malabarismos entre las demandas de negocios y el ocio, encontrar un hotel que atienda a ambas puede ser toda una tarea. Mi reciente estadía en Grand Boracay Resort, que ofrece una escapada serena y al mismo tiempo satisface mis necesidades profesionales, lo que lo convierte en una opción ejemplar para viajeros como yo. Grand Boracay Resort cuenta con una ubicación privilegiada que sirve como base ideal para viajeros de negocios. Ubicado cerca de áreas comerciales clave, ofrece fácil acceso a reuniones de negocios y conferencias, pero está a tiro de piedra de las playas vírgenes por las que Boracay es famosa, lo que brinda amplias oportunidades para relajarse.