Oslob Hotels with Wifi

"The staff were very friendly, and the location is super close to the whale shark village. The only downside is having to climb stairs, which can be quite tiring. The staff will help you with your luggage, and they'll even flag down a bus for you when you leave."

"The place in 10 minutes by car to sharks, great hotel owners, we had a small room with a common toilet, but no one in the department lived except us so we didn't notice the difference. In the morning, as everywhere in the Philippines, the puppies scream , but it was tolerable. From the downsides this blanket was very short and synthetic, as well as synthetic towels."

"Excellent hotel right on the beachfront. The food was beyond amazing, and the prices were a pleasant surprise. We'll definitely be staying here again on our next trip. However, in the morning, we inquired about getting to a spot where you can swim with sharks – it was only 1.2 km away, but they quoted us 1000 pesos for a taxi!!! We declined, walked out to the road ourselves, and hailed a Jeepney, which took us there – for just 15 pesos! Seriously, folks, 15 pesos!"

"Beautiful hotel. There's a small pool, but we didn't use it. There's no beach; access to the sea is through a gate and down concrete stairs. During our stay, the access was closed due to strong waves. Breakfast was modest but decent. The room is small, for 3 people. There are 2 pillows per person. Soap, shampoo, and a toothbrush are provided. There was a damp smell from the sink, and the entrance to the bathroom was small. It's 50 pesos by Tuktuk to Oslob town center. To the whale sharks, it's 30-40 minutes and 300 pesos. An intercity bus passes by on the street, which is very convenient if you need to go to Moalboal or Cebu."

"The hotel is located near the road and is very noisy, so bring earplugs. Breakfast is always available at a reasonable price. It's not overly generous, but you can definitely get scrambled eggs with bacon or sausage. Instant coffee is the only option. The rooms aren't very clean, and housekeeping isn't always good. The location is very convenient for visiting waterfalls and sharks. The room rates are low, so it would be unfair to nitpick. The pool was always ours alone in the evenings, and guests didn't stay long. The staff was very helpful, always helpful with any questions, and if something wasn't right, they fixed it. Wi-Fi only works at reception and by the pool. Cell phone service is always good. Prices for all services are very affordable."

"Our family stayed at this hotel for 5 days at the end of March and we were very happy with our experience. It's a very quiet and cozy hotel right on the ocean, with a fantastic view from the dining area. Our room was small, but the beds and mattresses were comfortable. There was always hot water. The room windows faced a shared corridor, but this wasn't an issue for us; we enjoyed the sea views from the common area while sipping on complimentary coffee or a glass of rum. The dining area is equipped with dishes (plates, mugs, cutlery) and a refrigerator where you can store food and drinks, plus ice is always available in the freezer for beverages. There's no stovetop for cooking, but you can order takeout from a nearby restaurant through the hotel, or bring your own food. You can also rent a motorbike at the hotel for 500 pesos per day. The owners are incredibly warm and helpful people, always ready to assist. Upon arrival, they arranged our airport transfer from Cebu for 5000 pesos. They also organized tours for us to see whale sharks (1000 pesos/person for the ticket), Sumilon Island (500 pesos/person), and Tumalog Falls (6 pesos/person for the ticket, plus 500 pesos/person for transportation). We were very pleased with the tours and the guidance, a big thank you to Baby, the hotel owner, for organizing everything. We decided to visit Moalboal independently, which turned out to be quite easy. The bus stop is located next to a 7/11 store; just wait for a light green bus and take it to the final stop, Bato Terminal (60 pesos per person). From there, transfer to another bus heading to Moalboal (138 pesos per person). Once in Moalboal, take a tricycle to the beach. We used D'Greco Hotel as a landmark; it's right on a beach where you don't need to pay to swim with sardines and turtles – you just walk into the water, swim out to the reefs, and enjoy. The tricycle ride to the hotel cost us 200 pesos for three people. Before entering the coastal area, there's a tourist fee of 25 pesos per person. Near our hotel, there's a tour desk where we booked a canyoneering trip to Kawasan Falls, and it was unforgettable! It cost 1900 pesos per person and included lunch. Overall, we loved it. Returning to Ocean View Lodging House in Oslob felt like coming home. The owners were happy to see us back. The next day, we were scheduled to go to Panglao, and Baby, the owner, booked our ferry tickets for us. All in all, our impressions of the hotel and its owners are overwhelmingly positive. An excellent hotel for an excellent price."

"The hotel was right on the road, easy for transportation to look around. The stuff was very nice with us... The room was tidy and clean with a nice view"

"Me and my friend stayed here for one night and we love the place maybe just a little upgrade in there bathroom as the room that we occupy had some minor issues but over all it didn’t affect our stay and we already raised our concerns to the staffs hopefully they the can do something about that…im looking forward to coming back here with my family maybe next time."

"It was a good two nights stay at the inn. It was understandable that their resto is closed as it was new year's eve and new year. I like the place's vibes. The rooms might need additional hooks or hanging cabinets maybe. Staff are nice and helpful."

"The owner is very accommodating and very kind, she even give us discount as we extend our stay in her place"