"جميل جداً"

"I gave 5☆ for our exprience here."

"عظيم"

"كان المغطس والموظفين ودية للغاية واستيعاب، ومساعدين واللطفاء جدا! أقدر كل مساعدتهم في الحصول على جميع المعدات جاهزة بين الغوص وركوب القارب. استأجرت مرشد خاص للغطس ولم يكن بخيبة أمل! راميل كان مدهشاً، وعرف أين يجد كل شيء، وكان صبوراً معي للغاية. أستطيع أن أقول أنه يريدني أن ألتقط صوراً جيدة حقاً. وفوق ذلك، كان يعرف التدفق والمنطقة جيداً، و أنهى الغوص بشكل مناسب عندما شعر بالبداية النزولية، لذلك شعرت بالأمان جداً للغطس معه. أود أن أوصي راميل من أجل الآخرين و العمل معه مرة أخرى. أنا أقدر مدى الراحة والاسترخاء والمناطق المشتركة مع البعوض. المسابح والمناطق لغسل أغراضنا الغوص كانت نظيفة أيضا. اتصال قبل رحلتي كان ممتازا أيضا. تم الاتصال بي جيدا قبل رحلتي بالمعلومات التي كنت أحتاجها، وكانت وسائل النقل من مانيلا سلسة."

"Ang ganda ng place nila😍 and super duper ganda ng service po nila,ang babait ng staff ganun din po yung may ari🥰 ang daming free nakakatuwa na overwhelmed kami sa free 😂char pero over all po ang ganda ng place di ka magsisisi. Kaya ano pang inaantay nyo book na now na😆❤️❤️❤️❤️"

"الطعام جيد، يوجد طبق أكلي في طاهي الفف غرفة التصوير ممتازة ، يوجد بركتين مخصصتين للإستحمام ، أجواء جافة ومناشف ، كل طاولة بها أربعة وصلات للشحن ، مع مناشف مُجففة من الألياف المتناهية الصغر. الغرف نظيفة و واسعة ، مقارنة بالفلبين ، تفتقر إلى الكفاءة المستهلكة"

"Pam Aniloa and Padoys Dive Camp is a clean and well run family scuba diving centre, accommodation and restaurant. Good value for money. All day dining restaurant and good wifi. The hotel will even arrange car transfer for you from Manila at a reasonable cost."

"Very friendly and helpful staff and manager, they assisted us during our stay, there were no unpleasant smell at all, rooms are clean, drinking water is nice, worth the money."

"We stayed at Cilex for a week during our diving trip to Anilao. The view of the sunset over Balayan Bay from the balcony of our room and the kitchen staff who are good at cooking and very flexible make this the best place to stay. The pool is like a hot spring, which was great for divers with a cold body. We used to stay at Aquaventure, two doors down, and dive every year, but unfortunately the owner changed and it became an overpriced place to stay. The staff was replaced and all the kitchen staff we loved moved to this hotel, so we decided to stay at Cilex from this year. We went during Japan's Golden Week, but it was not crowded and it was like we had the place to ourselves! We were able to relax very much. We were able to dive every day and were very satisfied with the delicious Filipino food we were served for three meals. We didn't have to go anywhere else, and this resort alone made our vacation perfect. Our diving guide was a reliable veteran Filipino guide who has been with us for a long time, and the boat staff was the same, so we felt safe there. For those who will be using Cilex in the future, I would like you to understand the characteristics of this accommodation beforehand and enjoy it, so I will give you some points to be careful about. 1. The fittings are poorly constructed. This is a common thing in the Philippines. It's the level that a Japanese construction company would faint if they saw it. The door is hard to lock, the window cannot be unlocked, the handy washlet comes off with the metal fittings on the wall, the washbasin does not drain, the toilet seat is crooked for some reason, the glass sliding door of the shower room cannot be opened from the inside and you almost get locked in, etc. Well, it's near the sea, so it's quite normal in the Philippines. 2. The only amenities are a toothbrush set and hand soap. There is no shampoo, so please bring your own favorite. There are no face towels, only bath towels. If you need a face towel, please bring one. Clothespins and hangers are also useful. 3. The tap water is a little salty. I think they pump groundwater, but it's right next to the sea, so it's fine once you get used to it. If you are concerned, please bring plenty of bottled water. 4. If you stay on the top floor, you will have to go up and down a lot of stairs every day. Like all accommodations in Anilao, the building is built to cling to the cliffs near the sea, so you will have to go up and down four flights of stairs from your room on the third floor to the sea. There are no escalators or elevators, so it is not barrier-free at all. If you have bad knees, it will be impossible, so please request the lowest floor. But don't give up if you have bad legs. The Philippines has the strongest barrier-free system, which is human power, so I'm sure the young, strong, and kind staff will be able to help you. 5. The restaurant menu has a limited number of items. But don't give up. Terry, who is in charge of the kitchen, will make any Filipino dish you request. And they are all delicious! When I brought in fish bought from the fishermen, he cooked it into a wonderfully delicious steamed fish and served it to me. The freshly fried lumpia (spring rolls) are also outstandingly delicious...!"