Holiday Villa Rentals in Boracay Island

"A wonderful villa, excellent view of Boracay south sea.. woke up daily to see the sunrise 🌅 with wonderful view of the islands across the sea… the service was excellent, especially Ms Arlene who was assigned to our Villa.. she made our stay a more than just pleasant one 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼 The location may not be very accessible.. please book a Trike to bring both yourself + luggages to their main gate.. else you may need to carry them across many high and lows slopes.. my luggage broke 2 wheels due to this lack of knowledge 👌🏼.. but don’t let this affect the wonderful experience in store at One Hagden Villa 👍🏼👍🏼"

"Excellent option at a reasonable price. Spacious house two steps from the sea. Kitchen with dishes. If desired, you can cook. The staff is friendly, ready to help you. There were no problems with check-in and stay."

"Amazing view. Superb service. Worth it! These are the words that can sum up our staycation at Harlan Beach Villa resort located at Station 1 in Boracay. The location is towards the end of Station 1 where there is more privacy and less crowd and you get to enjoy your own beachfront. The beach is literally 10 steps from the villa. We booked for 4 days, 3 nights and it was all worth it. First, the view! OMG! From sunrise to sunset, it just feels so surreal to have such a peaceful view of paradise. And the most amazing part is we get the best view of the sunset right in the villa. When it comes to service, OMG too! They are attentive to all our needs that you don’t need to ask them. They took care of us even to the point that wherever we go, one staff would accompany us to bring our stuff and if we go to enjoy water activities, they would also chaperone us, bring towels and water. And, the best part is we have our own private chef! He can literally cook whatever we are craving for even if it’s not in the menu. And man, the taste is just on point! We didn’t even dare to eat at other restaurants because why would we when we got the best chef! Harlan also offered us a complementary massage which made us feel even more relaxed. Overall, the experience was just amazing. You will definitely get what you pay for! It’s not cheap but it’s all worth it."

"We stayed at the villa in November 2025. There weren't many reviews, so we were apprehensive. In the end, everything was great! It's important to understand that the villa is ”tired”; the furniture isn't new, although the plumbing has clearly been replaced. There are four bedrooms. The largest is on the second floor, with a private kitchen, balcony, and its own large bathroom. There's also another bedroom on the second floor, but it's very small. There's a bed to the right of the entrance and a bathroom to the left (without a door, which surprised us). On the ground floor is a large living room, where we spent time with friends. There's also a separate bedroom, quite large, with a wardrobe, chest of drawers, and bedside tables. Opposite the bedroom is a large bathroom. We decided not to share it, but to share it with those staying in this bedroom. Beyond the door is another small bedroom with its own bathroom (luckily, with a door). In general, if you're going there with a big group, you'll have to draw lots to decide who sleeps where. 🤣 But it's a huge deal. A house-like accommodation for two families with children is also pretty good and incredibly affordable. The villa is 20 meters from the sea, where there aren't any big hotels and, consequently, crowds. It's relatively deep, which was a plus for us. There's a store, a bunch of cafes, and the second station where all the action is within walking distance. During the day, there's a staff member at the villa if you need anything. There's a security guard stationed at the villa from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM, making sure no one gets in, so we felt safe. We never had to ask for cleaning, even though we did. Towels are changed without fail, and beach towels are also provided. Cons: no blankets (only sheets), fairly hard mattresses, no blackout curtains, an awkwardly located outdoor shower that requires careful maneuvering to avoid sand at the entrance, no sun loungers or umbrellas (just a palm tree and a towel), tired furniture and dishes if you plan to cook (we didn't need to, eating in the cafe). In any case, the price is worth it. I would definitely go back!"