Two Seasons Coron Island Resort

Everything is good Good stuff Good manner Food is nice And good view

Beautiful place with a clean beach and christal clear water, a good service and average food quality. Difficult to reach, but any transfer is perfectly organized by Hotel management. As nice as the location is and understanding that they need to have a own power and water plant, complex logistics, it is in my personal opinion heavily overpriced. Breakfast and food quality in general is nothing special, but priced as 5 Star resort in the Maldives, where you are pampered like a king/queen. A boats trip for 500€ with a ham and cheese toast and on a wooden junk cutter is just not worth, as nice as all staff is. I enjoyed the time, but would not repeat it. There are much better value for money offers in this luxury category.

Amazing staff and location with beautiful views.

Food was limited ena expensive..poor service

Overpriced hotel There are only two advantages in the hotel the breakfast and the staff are very kind Not suitable for those looking for activities will cost you 600$ for 1 tour with no camera because hotel have only 1 camera and 2 boats only and the camera is very bad quality but the same tour in the center will be 115$ but if you want go to the center you must pay 330$ to hotel evey time Not saitable for those looking for relaxation because There is only one massage room and it is always booked Im wait 3 days to have massage

Let's cover the (many) negatives rather than the amazing location... Some reviews are too forgiving because of the stunning setting; this was insufficient for us to overlook the substantial issues.  1. The food is terrible. ONE menu. Most dishes are cheap, fried, oily, sugary junk. Some dishes are shocking, e.g. the tuna tataki which is clearly pre-seared and then chilled/frozen rather than being freshly prepared on site. Limited fresh seafood is baffling on an island. Fries (served with many dishes) so saturated in oil they were nauseating and inedible.  2. Mediocre breakfast: limited options, no decent bread, just 2 cereals, few healthy foods. Good egg station and nice mango. 3. Scripted, inflexible service. The staff are nice but you sense they are operating within strict limits. Service is totally scripted: special requests are either refused or require lots of checking with managers to 'endorse'. We're talking small things: a bit of fruit for lunch on a day-long dive trip (with the resort's own dive service!), a grilled chicken sandwich for the same dive trip (rather than bacon), an extra sunbed on the beach... it's all too much trouble. Guests are made to feel awkward. 4. Beach/pool service: hardly see the pool bar staff. They don't circulate offering drinks, despite the fact they would make more money if they did. You have to hunt for assistance. Rarely somebody offers to bring towels for you. The terrace and pool have seating without a single sunshade so completely unusable when sunny. Food and empty drinks take ages to be cleared away. Vacated loungers not *****ped of towels and tidied so they are ready for next users.  5. Dated, tired facilities in general. The furniture is quite worn and neglected. It gives an air of cutting corners and simply not caring. This is prevalent in the rooms, common areas, by the beach. No relaxing vibe in the resort. 6. Organised dives have very high boat fees. Lunch and snacks are not included in rates. Again the scripted, inflexible service taints the overall experience. It was a real effort just to get a small box of fruit for our dive trip.  7. WiFi requires a username and password in some areas. Who else is accessing WiFi apart from guests?! Another example of being unnecessarily awkward.  8. Our first room (604) was on the water in the mangroves. Peaceful location although the mangroves should be trimmed in a small section to create a view from the terrace. This was a prime location that was spoiled by not attending to this detail.  9. Dubious eco credentials. Plates/silverware brought to lunch wrapped in plastic cling film. Single use, plastic packaged grooming accessories in bathrooms. Pointless cocktail umbrellas in drinks. We moved rooms twice. First to a mountain view villa after we found a rat in our room. In fairness, the staff tried hard to catch it and the following day we were upgraded to an island tip bungalow for the remainder of our stay. These are easily the best rooms and we d

Booked at the Two Seasons for some R&R. We wanted a serene setting where we can unplug. The resort hit the mark. It was quiet with scenic views of the ocean and mountains. The resort is made up of multiple bungalows rather than a high-rise hotel, which provided more space and privacy for guests. The food was good, the staff pleasant and accommodations clean. I recommend the resort if you're looking for a quiet retreat.