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This was out first trip to Siquijor, and we absolutely loved it. Coco Grove is a beautiful resort with multiple restaurants, bars, pools and lobbies. That would normally put me off, but CG is different. You can explore the resort and the different attractions and facilities quite easily. The grounds are immaculate and peaceful to wander through. There are many species of plants and flowers, including fruit trees. There is an artist studio, a lovely newly built rock pool and a gift store. The dive shop is where you can rent snorkelling gear from for a fee. There are also kayaks available free of charge. We took one out to the floating barge and snorkelled there. The fish were plentiful. If it had not been so rough we would have stayed longer. The sunsets on the beach are amazing. You can get drinks at any of the bars or restaurants and watch the sun go down. We liked the Sunset Restaurant. There are great views and the menu is varied. I liked the vegetable pinakbet. We were invited by one of the waiters (Rosselo)to a special BBQ night. There was entertainment including local singers and musicians. The guests all got up and danced too. It was a great night. The rooms are clean and spacious. Staff attended to our needs happily and promptly. They can organise tours or tricycles for you. Their transfers are quite reasonable. We made our own way from Dumaguete by ferry and it wasn't a great trip. CG have their own boat. We will do that next time. They even organisrd our ferry transfer to Bohol on checkout. I have been to the Philippines 8 or 9 times and Siquijor is now my new favourite island. I highly recommend Coco Grove for your stay.

White Villas may be the best located accommodation on Siquijor Island, - it is situated on the long, scenic San Juan beach: - we had convenient 20-minute tricycle journey from Siquijor Port and 30-minutes to Lareno Port - two excellent restaurants are within easy walking distance - atmospheric Monkey Business and Dagsa Service was friendly Breakfast is a limited selection of food, but great place to sit and enjoy view of ocean Enjoyed hammocks along beach Bungalow is room is modest. Clean enough, decent mattress, quiet enough at night. No refrigerator, kettle Was almost impossible to swim in ocean during August visit due to sea grass, but did enjoy swim in the pleasant, small resort pool. Enjoyed renting motorcycle from hotel -- Siquijor roads are quiet and smooth Happy I chose White Villas - not incredible value, but seemed worth paying a bit more than many neighboring backpacker accommodations.

Wonderful and brand new hotel in Siquijor. Best place for total relaxing and sunny hours on your personal terrace or alongside the pool. Ideal for couples or single travelers (I would not suggest it to family with kids) Very friendly and helpful staff, they even offer great massage service (eventhough you won't find any advertising for that) Two small downsides: not enough sunloungers next to the pool (first come first serve should not be the attitude of such an amazing resort), cleanliness in the bathroom ( espacially the sink area) is improvable... Anyway... this is the best place to stay on siquijor if you expect more thn just a bed and a balcony! ;-) keep it goin' !

We stayed there for almost a week and it was the best we could wish, nice and helpful staff, motorbike for rent for reasonable price, location close to the Siquijor town, swimming pool - even though it has sea water inside, it was clean and pleasant to swim there, but the slide didn't work. Also the food was really tasty, we liked chicken curry and pizza, delicious. Totally recommend all kind of travelers to stay there, they have dormitory for budget travelers, beach view rooms for couples and also big rooms for families.

We loved our 5 nights at Kawayan Holiday Resort. It's a very peaceful resort, on the cliff overlooking their house reef. Great sunsets to be enjoyed from the infinity pool (with bar). The staff are excellent, very attentive and good humoured. Jan and Cherry kept us entertained in the evenings! The food was great, with a different menu every evening. We did a SCUBA pool refresher and 7 dives with Joey, an excellent instructor and dive guide - thanks! Great life and colour on all the dives; we saw several sea turtles, lionfish, sea snakes, frogfish, triggerfish etc.. The dive boat is real luxury and they also have a newer boat under construction. Cherisa had fresh fruit and drinks ready when we came up the steps after each dive. The resort is to be commended for going plastic bottle free, refillable bottles provided. Our flight to Siquijor was cancelled at the last minute and the resort organised a chartered flight from Cebu, with van transfer on arrival. Highly recommended!

I had never been to Siquijor and wasn't sure what sort of accommodation to book, in the end I chose Treasure Island because of its mid price, sunset location and good reviews. On the main road, so easy to find and to get around, and fronting a nice beach facing the sunset, we were made to feel welcome on arrival and were quickly shown to our room, upstairs facing the sea. Big balcony, big bathroom, big apartment! Great to sit and relax in the restobar watching the passing parade, and enjoying cold beer and nice food. The pizzas are great tasting and great value, breakfasts ditto, staff were great, organising motorbike rental (essential!) and even taking NZ dollars on checkout when I ran out of pesos. We checked out other accomm while we were here, and left happy that we'd made the right choice. This is a well-run boutique resort and I will definitely stay here again if stranded on Siquijor!

Golden View is placed in the southern side of the island, conveniently 15 minutes drive from Port Siquijor. It has a small, but nice private beach. What was the highlight of my stay was the staff. They are extremely nice, friendly and helping people. I've got stranded on Siquijor due to a typhoon, but did not mind at all at the end. They helped me with everything and even got me a last ticket for ferry to my next destination (altough almost fully booked due to people trying to get from the island after the ferry was operational again).

My guests wanted a quiet place in Siquijor to relax. I found a beach resort suitable for their liking. Islandia Beach Resort was just a good choice. The only noise I heard during our stay was the crashing waves. Like all other properties, the Garden View Cottage I booked was very spacious and high ceiling. Bed was comfy. Room has an air-con aside from the ceiling fan. However, the power supply was fluctuating so we were not able to maximize the use of the a/c unit. The beachfront was so relaxing. It is dotted with coconut trees. The refreshing and peaceful sight has made me fallen for a rejuvenating nap. During dinner, we had a nice chat with Brian, the resort's owner. We were delighted to hear their stories and how they settled in Siquijor. If you want a no-frills, relaxing and tranquil place to stay in Siquijor, Islandia is highly recommended.

My boyfriend and I stayed at Kalachuchi for 4 nights, with the intention of getting some serious rest and relaxation. Mission accomplished! The hotel is beautifully located on the northern tip of Siquijor, with a stunning view (accompanied by a lot of wind) of the open sea. It's pretty isolated, with barely any neighbors, shaky wifi and cell signal and every so often a power outage. That being said, it's a great place to hole up with a good book, delicious homemade food and beautiful surroundings. During the day you can take a swim in the pool (there is no real beach and the ocean water is not ideal for swimming) or rent one of their scooters and take a tour of the island. The owners, Rolf and Marcel, as well as their lovely wives, were incredibly kind and friendly and really made our stay enjoyable. We had a great time and can't wait to return!

According to the staff and our tour guide the months of June-November are the non-recommended months to visit San Juan. The reason for that is, the beach isn't pristine. There were a lot of seaweeds and the waves are too strong. So, they said that during these months, you have to book your hotel in Siquijor, Siquijor. Now, from December-May, you can surely book the resorts in San Juan. As for the resort itself, the room is okay and the pool is okay too. They serve American breakfast but if you want to request for them to cook you something else, they can do it too. We requested to have fried rice and dried fish on our second day. We gave them money to buy the ingredients and just gave them extra for their effort. The staff are really lovely and I would stay here again and make sure it's not between June and November.

Siquijor is a quiet place and accommodation is resort style - there is little in the way of a hub of places to stay. Adayo Cove fits that fill and is a nice quiet getaway. There is access to the water, although it's not a beach - so you need water shoes. Emely is the caretaker and she is awesome. She contacted the owner to lend me snorkeling gear, she and her husband applied coconut oil to my jellyfish stings, and she accompanied me to the port on their rental motorbike, so that I didn't need to pay for transport. Adayo Cove is a work in process; they have plans to further develop it. In the meantime, it is a relaxing, quiet place to stay with good service.

We enjoyed our stay at the resort with our daughter. We swam at the beach and the resort swimming pool. For 3 days and 2 nights vacation was worth it. Their staff and the management were very courteous and the customer service was the best. The resort offered car pickup from Siquijor Island Ferry Dock both ways for small fees, and this made it easy to travel to the resort.One thing, why we would like to go back again at the resort was everything that we experienced at the resort and the everyone that made us welcomed.

Very fantastic, great hotel in Siquijor! Comfortable beds, nice working aircon, nice working hot showers, TV with many channels, good wifi even in room, great, pleasant staff, and very near to the beach! The beach is a very nice, white sand beach in Siquijor! Near the Rainbow Lodge restaurant for lunch and dinners! They serve very good burgers over there! Will recommend and will stay here again!

located beachside so you can hear the relaxing sound of the sea at night. they also offer kayaks for guests. though during our stay, it was Habagat season (west/southwest wind?) so the beach is not feasible for swimming. according to locals, this occur during Jun-Oct, but you can go to other parts of the island for swimming and snorkeling. siquijor is a small island anyways. you can hire a tricycle or rent your own motorbike, just bring your driver's license with you. the flush in our bathroom was not working. across the road are restaurants such as Dagsa bar. and it is 6minutes (by tricyle) away from baha bar.

The place is not super modern or big which is what you come here for ... If that's not what your looking for, Siquijor has other resorts that might fit ... We stayed 5 nights at one of the ocean front cottages in the local style. It had a nice porch that is directly at the beach/ocean and on high tide waves come crushing to your door step. Porch has a hammock, table and chairs, nice lighting and also a bench ... This feeling of just chilling there viewing and listening to the ocean was what made absolute chilling vacation days for us. The cottage is small and settled into the nature so you have some ants and stuff ... But all windows are with mosquito nets and for us that worked. Only fan in our hut (ac in others available) but the ocean breeze and shower (no hot water) did it for us. We also had a fridge and little kitchen for taking our own meals at the ocean front. They also have a restaurant with tasty food and decent prices. Wifi is great and speedy at restaurant and ocean.

We would have to say this is THE NICEST place we have stayed in the Philippines so far. As you walk out the door the view is BREATHTAKING!! They have two hammocks set up along with chairs to hold your cold or hot drinks. The rooms have a kitchenette, Ref, Stove, TV, wardrobe etc. So you have EVERYTHING you need if you want to save money on food or cook while you are there. Staff was nice. A litte overpriced but then again Siquijor is more expensive than other places for hotels and resorts than lets say Dumaguete. We will definitely stay there again as we go to Siquijor often!!

Pros: The double room with private bathroom was clean, big and not expensive. The food at their restaurant is very good. Especially the sandwiches are the best I've eaten in four weeks traveling through the Philippines. The hostel by itself offers diving courses, fun dives etc. For divers, toris backpackers is the palace to be at siquijor island. If the the sea is rough in front of the hostel, they own another place in siquijor town "Toris paradise", where you can go diving as well. Cons: If you don't go diving, the hostel might have not the best location, because it's a 20 min right by scooter to siquijor town.

Stayed here 2 nights while in Siquijor. About a 15min tricycle ride from the pier, walkable to nearby restaurants. The lady at the front desk had no idea who we were when we first arrived and our names weren’t recorded anywhere but thankfully there was still a room open. Very nice room that was clean, fan only. Some cockroaches when the lights are off so just wear sandals if you get up in the middle of the night 😝 Wifi in common area only but was slow because everyone else trying to use it as well! Would highly recommend renting a scooter- Siquijor seems small but most of the tourist spots are spread out. Also FYI on Sundays most things shut down, even tricycles/jeepneys are hard to find- tourist spots were still open though. Recommend!

We came by ferry from Cebu City to Tagbilaran, to Larena Siquijor... It was a four hour journey as opposed to a seven or eight hour trip through Dumaguete to Siguijor… When arriving at Oceanlife, we were greeted by staff members who took our bags, and we were given a welcome drink... We were there a little early... 2pm is the normal check in time for hotels and resorts in the Philippines... I noticed that the grounds were well maintained with beautiful flora, and fauna.. The rooms were spacious, and very clean... The A/C worked very well... There is an indoor/outdoor comfort room with hot water shower.... Outdoors is a small gym, and a pool... One of the maintenance workers vacuums, and cleans the pool daily... The Restobar has good food, with both Philippino, and international dishes... The staff are all helpful, and friendly.. They will accommodate you for anything, spotlight advice, scooter rental... It is also a dive center... The owner Manuel is a Master diver..

I liked this place alot. Very simple but comfortable. lots of fans in the room. nice semi outdoor bathrooms which is always nice. small hostel with a small common area outside and a small cafe/restaurant. I'd have stayed longer but it was booked. Siquijor is very cool. Great restaurant right down the road. Best food I've had in Philippines. Take a left out of Cliff Garden on the main road and it's right across the street from the big resort on the right.

Our couple trip was just spontaneous and we didn't booked accommodation ahead of time, it just depends on what Agoda is suggesting. We were so glad to have bump into James Homestay as it is really a home away from home, near the port of Siquijor and staff are friendly and accommodating. They also offer Motorcycle for Rent for 300.00, since the whole province of Siquijor can be toured using the Motorcycle. Would really recommend the place to my friends.

Please note that when travelling to Siquijor, you should take an earlier ferry. We made the mistake of catching the last Ocean Jet trip, so the jeep that goes to Lazi no longer operates. We chartered a tricycle for 600 pesos. Not sure if that is cheap or expensive tbh, but we feel it’s alright because Lazi is quite far from the port. Siquijor is best explored in motorbikes. Don’t miss cliff diving at the salagdoong beach and cambugahay falls.