Dumaluan Beach - Marilou Resort

The hotel is nice, but it didn't feel very clean. We had an entire bungalow which was great, but they are too close to each other and we didn't have much privacy. The beach is very close and beautiful. The breakfast was challenging, as we constantly needed to ask for things, such no cups next to the coffee dispenser, among other things.

This place is amazing. From the resort itself to the food and to the prestine beach. It’s very worth it. Kudos to the owner of this resort and its employees. We will definitely be back.

We always enjoyed and loved our stay at this hotel. My family and I always love to stay in this hotel. The room is clean, the pool and the white beach only few steps from the building. The food wasn't that bad.

Bedings and pillow case very old and torn out, tv not working aircon not cold,But the environment very good.

We enjoyed the well maintained beautiful beach and pool. Some of the staff in their restaurant were rude and inattentive while others were great. Hot pot is provided in the room, but no coffee or tea much less a coffee cup and no place to purchase. The resort policies state no outside food or alcohol is allowed in your room so you are forced to pay their overpriced items on site. Also had a difficult time getting house keeping ro provide a room make up with fresh towels, soap and shampoo. There was only one tiny bar of soap in the room and one tiny package of shampoo when we arrived which only allowed for my wife to shower.. Overall my impression is poor of the management and would not recommend.

The resort location was near the International airport but far from Alona beach where most restaurant is. The beach was very nice, the water is clear and very shallow. The sand was so white and fine. The resort room was big for a family of 4. It can even fit more people. The room was regularly cleaned and they change the sheets every time they make-up the room. Overall our experience in this resort was positive except for the food. Their food is not nice at all. We tried eating at the in house restaurant twice and in both occasion, we did not even finish our food. Take note that on the 2nd time we ordered sinigang, basic Filipino food thats so easy to cook but they have also missed. Even our little one, who likes sinigang, was not able to eat it. The resort has a corkage fee for every meal ordered outside of around P500, so you wont have a choice but to eat at the in-house restaurant or go to Alona beach for nice food experience. Btw, the resort parking is also limited, so i’d suggest not to bring a car. While there was a big lot that is supposed to be for guest parking the receptionist said that it is reserved for resort owners. Also, the resort has a public area for day tourist, but the beach is big enough to share.