Hostels in Central Visayas, Philippines

The place is clean and complete amenities. The staff is accommodating and friendly including the security guards and the maintenance team. They have their own laundry, cafeteria and convenience store inside the building. It is also safe here because the gate is accessible with the keycard and well guarded. I highly recommend this place.

Very good hostel. It's a bit far (20-minute walk) from the city center, but they offer activities like tours, which is a nice touch. The bathroom could have been a bit cleaner, though.

Noisy hostel. Loud party music in the night, construction noise in the day. Upper floor shakes, creaks when guests walk on it. While the complimentary welcome drink and staff friendliness are commendable, the terrible noise in the place that disrupts anyone's sleep is not worth the cheap price. Some insensitive and drunken guests also add up to the noise, when Management can effectively handle these issues if they have the right strategies. I requested for a lower bunk bed when booking, but was not granted. No locker key was provided.

The common areas are spacious, with travel books and board games on the shelves. In the evenings, people often gather to chat and watch movies, making it a great place for solo travelers to meet new friends. The bedding is changed for each guest, and the restrooms and showers are cleaned daily, so there are no unpleasant smells. The bunk beds have curtains, offering good privacy.

The receptionist is very polite and accommodating. The room is very clean and just enough for 2 pax.They may not have offered breakfast but there are available food stalls along the area. The neighborhood is quiet especially at night.Our stay in Goland is very practical and yet comfortable. Just the right place for us.

Good airport. Our flight from Puerto Princesa arrived without delay, and we only had to wait about 10 minutes for our luggage. The airport has many different cafes and shops. There's a bus that goes to the Lapu-Lapu area every 5 minutes (MI-05) and costs 15 pesos.

Mixed Experience at Isa-Hostel Cons - not very helpful staff at check in, no information or orientation to the hostel (e.g., breakfast, services etc.). The door to the shared dorm room didn't work properly, no one could get in or out, so whoever was in the room would have to let people in (all through the night) or the door was often left open (as we couldn't really close it when leaving) and there are no lockers for valuables and the locked drawers offered are a bit of a joke. Located very central, which means also very loud music playing till early morning, barely slept even with earplugs in. Pros - they take pride in keeping all areas clean, in the rooms, common areas and especially the bathrooms. Bathroom showers could use some door hooks to keep clean clothes or towels dry. The morning breakfast is simple but nice, they even accommodated me for breakfast even though I was technically too late. Centrally located.

There are always staff members wearing orange T-shirts on duty, so you can feel safe. The air conditioning was on properly, so I was able to stay comfortable. Thank you very much.

The location near Dumaluan Beach is like a 10-minute walk while it's quite far from alona Beach. It's more on a quiet side compared to other hostels. The room was ok, it was clean and the bed was comfy. It's has great facilities like billiards and pool. The food was also great with big portions, staff were friendly and helpful. Overall, it is recommended and value hor money.

Not just a Public hostel. Very Clean. Slippers are provided so it lessen my baggage. You have to set an alarm or else youll be late. The black out, cool, serene place room will make you sleep like a baby 😆. Big comfort room with free use of blower, shampoo, liquid soap, and a lot of tissues. ☺ I got free drink, the cold green juice, a tea and a coffee the following day. Staff are friendly and ready to serve your request. Txs for adding value through your business.