Hotels near Zamboanguita Christian Fellowship Church in Zamboanguita

The location of the hotel is far from the city centre of Dumaguete, but it is close to the apo island where the turtles are seen, about a fifteen-minute tutu ride. There is no commercial area around, there is no place to go shopping, you can only spend time in the hotel ~ the hotel is near the sea, the next step can reach the seaside hotel, the environment is very good, the facilities are beautiful and clean; There is a swimming pool to play with, the hotel staff is very warm, and the dining is delicious. I want to focus on the boss's homemade ”Chili Ginger Honey Water” (Figure 2). This is the name I gave it. Hahahaha, really unique and very good to drink! The local weather was very hot. As soon as we arrived at the hotel, the boss gave us a cup of wine. After a sip, I fell in love with it. It was so hot and so hot that we had a few drinks every day for two days at the hotel. Haha, really great! Unfortunately, I forgot to ask the boss how to make it. I came back and tried to make it up, but I always felt that I didn’t mean anything. If there are friends who want to visit this hotel, please help me ask the boss to make it. Method oh (╹◡╹) I am grateful~! ! ! After I came back, I found out that I didn’t take a photo of the hotel. I had to upload a photo of the beautiful scenery. If I want to go to the apo to chase the turtle, it is right to choose this hotel! 🐢

It is suitable for bringing children, the swimming pool is more beautiful, probably because there are always some debris under the tree, and the water is not clear. Service is pretty good, facilities? The WIFI signal is really bad, and the network speed is still slow! There is no signal at the desk location. This problem has also reacted to their manager. In addition, there is no Chinese menu for the meal, which is really tangled! I also made recommendations to the manager. After all, some Chinese people will patronize now, although they are still mostly foreigners. Perhaps because the boss is French, the French meal is mixed with the meal. There is a French man named Matisse who is tall and thin and is casually said to be a manager. He can help you with anything. It is more regrettable that the pictures of diving in Apo Island do not know why there are so many missing. I do not know if Matisse did not help me export all from gopro or what! The diving instructor is very nice and the people are very nice. If it is not for diving, there is no need to live in such a remote place. There is really nothing near the hotel! It takes more than 100 RMB to charter a car to the urban area of Dumaguete City, or it is a 40-minute tutu, but it is 500p for the hotel to call tutu.

Located in Zamboanguita, White Chocolate Hills Resort is within a 15-minute drive of Malatapay Market and Dauin Church. This beach resort is 13.6 mi (21.9 km) from Siaton Plaza and 15.9 mi (25.5 km) from Mount Talinis.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages and facials. You can soak up the sun at the private beach or enjoy other recreational amenities, which include an outdoor pool. This resort also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and an arcade/game room.Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at the resort's restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include multilingual staff, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 15 air-conditioned rooms featuring LED televisions. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include complimentary bottled water and ceiling fans, and housekeeping is provided daily.

We originally planned to stay at another hotel but it was full so we decided to try Henia. Overall it’s been a good experience and I think this is probably the best option in Dumaguete, which for some reason has a very limited selection of hotels. The good: - The rooms are reasonably sized. They only had twin rooms when we booked. While they are basic, they are up to date, clean and reasonably roomy - The bathroom is decent quality, with expected amenities such as shampoo, toothbrush kits, etc. The shower is spacious. - The wall air conditioner works well - They bring the included breakfast to your room. You choose from a number of Filipino options each day. There is no western breakfast option. - Everyone I have dealt with has been friendly and helpful - The elevator, which is a rarity in Dumaguete hotels, is decent sized and very smooth The not so good: - There is a lot of traffic noise - The water pressure is not great - The internet is not strong. It’s virtually impossible to even upload things - The key card is very touchy, so it takes a long time to get the door open Overall, given the other options, I would recommend this hotel

I love this hotel. i have stayed here now many many times, and i have NEVER had a bad experience, so i thought i would finally write a DESERVED GOOD review. The Hotel is placed right at the heart of Dumaguete, everything you would want is with a few mins of the hotel, the hotel also provides trips to some of the popular tourist attractions. The rooms are always clean and fresh with daily room service, but in my opinion the only thing that lets the rooms down are the showers which sadly could do with more maintenance as often they are faulty in some way and poorly kept looking, but they still provide good supply of hot water. I have stayed in all of the rooms they offer, from their suite to the standard rooms, and all show the same levels of cleanliness and the rooms always feel welcoming. Free breakfast is provided and the restaurant is good and the food well cooked and presented , the hotel provides a full range of pampering service if you require some self indulgence. The staff are ALWAYS friendly polite professional and on hand for any reason and will always make you feel important and a valued guest. I have in all my stays at this Hotel had only ever had one problem which was dealt with professionally, immediately and satisfactorily,. This hotel is ALWAYS my first choice when i visit Dumaguete, and will continue to be so They have plenty of rooms and even as a walk in, i have never been turned away from being fully booked, Its always a pleasure staying here.... See you next time !

I'm conflicted by my stay here, so I'll just lay out the pros and cons. Pros: Absolutely great dive shop. First and foremost, thank you to Gabby who was my divemaster for all my dives. He is phenomenal and a huge asset to Mike's. Jonathan who manages the diving also provided good service. The rental gear was in excellent condition except for the booties which have seen better days but got the job done. They took me and one other guy to Apo island which I do not think is a profitable trip for them with just 2 customers, but they knew how much time we had at Mike's and made it work for us. Gabby also took me out on a solo night shore dive (which was incredible). Not all dive shops will do this. Corri who manages Mike's also provided excellent customer service. She responded promptly to my emails and then gave me her number so I could Whatsapp her to coordinate a transfer from the ferry. And then after I had an issue with my A/C (see below), she thanked me for saying something so I told her all my complaints as they happened (nothing in this review will be a surprise to them), and she did her very best to resolve them. She never once blamed me as being high maintenance, at least not to my face. And really, I'm not high maintenance. Mike's just has some issues that it needs to address. The wifi was really good and it worked in my room. This is a big deal and a rarity in the Philippines when you get outside the big cities. Mixed: Mike's restaurant has a fairly large menu, and there's a full page of Mexican foods as Mike himself is from California, where I lived for many years. I had the seafood burrito and it was bad. The seafood itself was fine although perhaps not the kinds I would expect to see in a seafood burrito, but ingredient availability plays into that. The real issue is that the flavor was well off. Now perhaps I was foolish to get Mexican food in the Philippines, but I think that if you put something on your menu, you should be proud of it, and this dish was not something to be proud of. Corri did tell me that she and Mike were going to order the seafood burrito the next day and reevaluate it, so again I appreciate her taking my complaint seriously. On the other hand, I had one of the Filipino soup dishes (I can't remember the name) and it was tasty. The breakfasts were also good. So food is a mixed bag, and perhaps you'll be fine if you stick to breakfast and Filipino food. Cons: The biggest con by far is that the bed is uncomfortable. The mattress is a 3 inch piece of soft foam. That simply doesn't cut it. As a side sleeper, my hips were hitting the slats below. Corri again took my complaint seriously and brought me a second mattress to put on top of the first. This helped but these mattresses are so soft, it's still not conducive to a good night's sleep. I stayed in several other places across the Philippines during my trip, including places significantly cheaper than Mike's, and all of my mattresses

The Australian whale is the biggest surprise of this trip! Although not big but especially warm, our dolphin room opens to the beach, and you can enjoy the wonderful sunset and sunrise in the room. Every day with the sound of the waves wake up to sleep, in the afternoon three or five friends slowly sea breeze tea chat, children play in the yard, sometimes run to the beach to pick up shells, sometimes in the pool to play in the water, especially pleasant and happy. Brother Tao and Sister Na are very enthusiastic. They sent us to the pier in the morning. After a day of play, they would put us in advance to relieve the fatigue of the hot springs. They would eat and drink together in the evening and chat. They helped us plan the next day's itinerary, especially Sister Na's cooking skills. It was really great! I really didn't expect to make us feel at home in the Philippines! Play well, eat well, really don't want to go! Come to Duma to really recommend Australian whales! !

Zambia-the place is not touristic. Locals come to rest only on the coast at the weekend. We were the only holidaymakers in the glamping for a week. The area is green, shadowy. A beautiful pool with a small hill and a jacuzzi. There is a common kitchen. Our ”thatt” was perfectly equipped - air conditioner, refrigerator, teapot, shower cabin. In the sea live corals, fish. True, far from the shore, but not deep. Friendly staff. We liked the hotel.

The beach is just outside the hotel. In the morning, you can catch small crabs and watch the stars at night. If you still have the chance to play, you will still choose this hotel. Quiet, good service. The only downside is that Wi-Fi is weak.

Tom helped a lot, the whole is not bad, the point is that the bath water is desalinated, the room hotel has no hair dryer at the front desk, the room should not be eaten, there are ants (the breakfast packed in the evening is invaded by ants), hotel Supporting hidden schools, travel is still very convenient, FD is generally APO and Dao, there are also night dive