Pet Friendly Hotels in Mimaropa, Philippines

Awesome hotel! It basically has its own private beach that when the tide is right has really good waves and it has a massive pool so everyone is happy. It is away from the chaos of El Ndo, but close enough to be convenient when you want to visit. It’s a short walk to Lio, which is a chill town with great restaurants - especially Punta Playa. The breakfast, facilities and staff are all great!

We enjoyed a three-night stay, finding the location to be quite lovely. The hotel was beautiful, and its amazing location was convenient to a lively mall just a minute's walk away. our room was clean, the breakfast was delicious, and the service was excellent. We didn't expect it but also we enjoy breathtaking sunsets.

I had a great experience at Canvas Boutique Hotel overall. It would be nice to provide bedroom sleepers in the room because it definitely helps the hotel guest relax after a long day of traveling to Puerto Princesa. The metal parts of the sink can be cleaned a lot better. It would be good to inform the guest at check in about using the blinds effectively. Apart from the above, everything else was awesome, especially the staff on duty because they were ever ready to provide assistance to me. One excellent example was, a staff asked me which van agency I was going to travel with from Puerto Princesa to El Nido, to make sure I was in safe hands. I asked the El Nido resort staff where I was going to spend the rest of my time at regarding the van agency and they replied, letting me know that the van driver will be going to inform of his arrival at Canvas Boutique Hotel before I take the van. The security guard at Canvas Boutique Hotel assisted with meeting the van driver and made sure I boarded the van safely.

Casalay Resort truly felt like a home away from home. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by the amazing staff who made us feel like family. Everyone was incredibly kind, thoughtful, and genuinely caring — we especially loved catching up with them after our daily activities. It’s those small, personal touches that made our stay so special and unforgettable. The resort itself is a peaceful and beautiful escape — the villas are charming and surrounded by nature. Breakfast was always delicious and filling, the perfect way to start each day. We do have a few small suggestions that might make future stays even better: 1. Blackout curtains on the villa verandas for those who like to sleep in. 2. Clothing hooks in the shower or changing rooms would be super convenient. 3. It would be great to have an option for two queen beds in rooms, especially for friends traveling together. 4. And if all villas are fully booked, we think it would be such a lovely idea for the resort to organize a long dinner or a small evening activity for all guests to connect and enjoy the evening together under the stars. Overall, we had an amazing experience and are already looking forward to coming back. Thank you again to the entire Casalay team for making our stay so warm, relaxing, and memorable. We’ll definitely be recommending your resort to our family and friends — 100% love and appreciation from us to all of you!

Great service . They are always friendly and helpful. Food is best I had in years if I compare another hotels . And bug bonus is that the kit hen also make food on demand . So if not on menu they do on request and it is worth to pay some extra money. Only downside is that trip.xom do not mention that beside the 30 peso terminal fee . And then on tge another side you need to pay 120 peso tourist tax . And as last 300 peso each person to go to the hotel. But for sure I will go back there

The hotel has a beautiful pool and nice entrance. The people are kind and attentive. The room is basic and kind of dark as if you open the curtains people can see you from outside. Every room has air conditioning and a water heater which was really good. The bed was comfortable and the room had a fridge. You need to take a tuk tuk (150 pesos per ride) to go anywhere but that was fine with me. What I really disliked is the price of the food. It was the most expensive menu I’ve seen in the Philippines for normal food, not even fancy and really average taste. Just because of this I’d not stay here again. But overall, the rooms are okay.

The hotel itself was lovely and the food was good. However, we found the roosters next to the hotel to be very inappropriate and disturbing. We could not sleep properly because they are noisy all through the night. There is no way to block the noise out. We were able to switch rooms, which helped, but if the hotel is running at full occupancy it will be a problem. About 24 rooms are affected by the noise the roosters make. It is a pity that roosters on a plot next to the hotel causes plenty of discomfort for guests. If I was the owner of this hotel, I would certainly do something about the roosters.

The dishes cooked in this restaurant are a little too salty. If you stay, you can communicate with the front desk. The front desk can also provide services such as island hopping. I chose the longest one, 1000p per person, and the whole service is also very good.

The hotel was built very interestingly, like a medieval castle. There is a swimming pool on site, and sometimes in the evenings there is live music playing around it. The rooms have natural wood furniture and luxurious four-poster beds. The air conditioner worked properly. The restaurant has delicious food and a 20% discount for hotel guests. The hotel is not located on the shore, but close, in a convenient location in the center. Among the shortcomings: there was not always hot water, the safe in the room did not work. Some rooms are located high up, it is difficult to climb the stairs to them, there is no elevator. A very good option for your money.