Best Beach Hotels in Aklan

‘Twas an amazing stay in this beautiful hotel. All the staffs are helpful in whatever we need. The small girl that works in morning shift did an amazing job. I hope next time we travel and book in this wonderful hotel i see this girl in another higher position.

I like how the hotel upgraded our room without additional fee and giving us a much bigger room than what we book here, so I am happy that in such a low price room I booked here,we've experience a high class staycation.

Wonderful place, perfect to relax and calm down. Friendly stuff and quick responding and flexible management. If you look for a private beach cottages with reasonable prices also for in-house food and drinks - this is your place. The sea is not Beverly accessible on low tide but the pool is perfect. We closed the simple cottage, small but beautiful with the view to the sea. You can walk to the next beach with some restaurants and guests houses and also can paddle along the coast line. For others you have to cross the mountain

If you're searching for a premium beachfront resort in Boracay that combines modern comforts with top-notch service, Henann Regency Resort & Spa is an excellent choice. Located in Station 2 right on the famous White Beach. The resort’s prime location means you’re just steps away from the soft white sands and turquoise waters, yet close to restaurants, bars, and nightlife. was spacious, elegantly furnished, and spotlessly clean. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the balcony provided a lovely view of the pool or partial ocean. The staff were consistently attentive, friendly, and professional.

We had a great stay. Affordable accommodation and nice amenities. All staffs are polite and approachable but 1 of our 4 rooms was late and even the front desk forgot that we are still waiting to be checked in at 3:30 while the room is already available. Food is a bit pricey but were served special and delicious. 2 rides away from the stations but it is still okay. We also enjoyed the pool party with the friends and the kids. Overall, it is still a nice place to stay in Boracay.

super ganda padin ng place this is our second time na nag stay sa paradise nakaka sad lang yong ibang staff na ma attitude sana kong pano ninyo tratohin yong mga kids/adults na foreign ganon din sana pag pinoy parehas lang naman kami ng binayad hehe! Yon lang naman pero sa buffet nila dinner super yummy ng foods nila ❤️

From the moment we arrived we were made to feel safe, comfortable and every single need was catered to. Traveling with our 1 year old son for the first time, the stay at Movenpick was exactly the right place. Amazing amazing staff: Our transfer by private boat, van and bus was organised perfectly. Checking in and out - staff are friendly. Concierge and staff assistance with transfers/ in town travel and anything else - exceptional. Staff at the pools, beach, restaurants, daycare, shops, cleaning staff - all are exceptional and truly warm and friendly. Amazing food and drinks, pool and beach is amazing and we truly cannot say enough how well we were treated and spoiled. Special shoutout to: Rianne, Honey, Antonet, Mia, Cara and Brooks for greeting our boy by name every day, spending time with him, making him laugh all while making sure we are comfortable and enjoying our breakfast/lunch/dinner - you all truly embody professional and loving service - we will miss seeing you every morning. To the managers - Arnold, Marichel and Arlene - thank you for your honest goodness, smiles and small favours (small glasses of fruit juice, extra bananas etc etc). We are sad to leave here but will definitely be back one day - hope to see you all here again!

Excellent location with a small infinity pool overlooking the beach which is excellent to capture beautiful Boracay sunset. The property has too many rooms which ruins the ambiance if you want to have unique quite experience. The breakfast is blow average . The quality of food is average too . The staff in the breakfast restaurant reception and sky pool are exceptionally friendly especially Veronica in pool bar in the main pool . The room i stayed in had a single and a double bed with lots of space and bath was looking over the main pool . I have also. Stayed in Hennan Crystal which felt more exclusive and 5 star with the bigger sky-pool and a-lot less people.

My husband and I stayed at The Mandarin Bay Resort and Spa for 6 nights. We understood the hotel to be in the midst of a soft opening and expected some services to not be up and running which was fine by us as Station 2 has every amenity needed. Below are the pros and cons of our stay. Pros: The staff: They are the main strength of the hotel. Everybody we encountered seemed to be a part of a working team and were so helpful and thoughtful. The room: It was spacious and comfortable. Little treats were left on the table each evening. Water was replenished as frequently as you would like. There was a lot of storage space, and details like flip flops and umbrellas were in the room. A retractable clothesline in the bathroom would be helpful for hanging daily beachwear. Location: If you like to be in the middle of it all, this is the place for you. Everything you could think of needing was a few seconds away. Breakfast food: This was by far, the best breakfast buffet I’ve had! For 6 days there were no repeats! Egg station, soup station, and carving stations in addition to regular breakfast foods and so much more. Someone serving water, tea, and coffee would help alleviate the long waits for the drinks. Cons: The noise level outside: This hotel has music playing all day at the pool/pool restaurant/check-in waiting area. Sometimes it is coming from the pool speakers, sometimes from a DJ, sometimes from a performer, but it is constant and loud and at times two different songs playing at the same time. Along with the music, there are also drums being played each time a new van load of guests arrive. It is important to note that the layout of the hotel with rooms surrounding the pool creates a kind of echo, so music, drums, whistles, and voices are amplified. There is no sanctuary in the hotel. Boracay, in general, is loud, so I was hoping to come home from the bars or restaurants or beach to read a book or relax by the pool but this was not possible. Looking around, it seemed loud at other hotels too, so maybe it’s just me that was hoping for a relaxing space and I should not have been in Station 2. I did not realize that it was loud INSIDE the hotels and resorts in Station 2. The noise level inside: Our room was near the stairs and elevator area that carried noise and echo. When the service began early in the morning, trolleys and voices offer an early wake-up call. The layout: The hotel is 5 or 6 stories high surrounding the pool. Many rooms look from the balcony over the pool and directly into the other rooms. It seems they tried to squish as many rooms as they could onto the land and did not make room for a pool deck. There are about 20 chairs only for the entire resort. If you book a ground floor, direct pool access room, know that people will be swimming on your outside space, so don’t forget to close your curtains! Beach: There are 20 chairs only for Mandarin Bay guests but they hand out beach mats for people who did not score a chair. Unfortunately, between the months of January and May Boracay has its Lumot season and there was an abundance of green algae. Overall, I would recommend this hotel to people who love the resort style of stays, but know in advance that it is not a calm, quiet spot.