2-Star Hotels in Mimaropa, Philippines

The room looks very old, the mattresses are foam, the plugs generate little confidence, the truth is that for the little you pay you could say that it is normal, don't expect much. The bathroom is another world, the toilet bowl does not have a base to sit on, so it is very unhygienic when using it, either that or urinate and do your business without touching the bowl. The shower does not have much pressure, so if you are going to take a shower it is better to use the faucet under the shower and fill a bucket and bathe with the bucket of water. The door to the women's bathroom is broken from below, so it can cause a bit of insecurity, although I honestly don't think people will care much.

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel, where the incredibly friendly staff went above and beyond to make me feel welcome; the relaxing ambiance provided a perfect escape from city life, and the spotless, well-maintained surroundings reflected the hotel's commitment to cleanliness, while the convenient location made it easy to explore the area, ensuring I will definitely return in the future.

Basic hotel at reasonable cost on Gabinete road. The Rovia hotel is quiet, has no restaurant, however, you will find plenty of local eateries in the Barangay Bancao-bancao. About 600 metres from the fishing port. You can swim in the sea there. Nobody told us:- Rovia hotel swimming facilities are best in the area, partially shaded by overhead screens. Adult pool great for practising technique and stamina. Kiddies pool bigger than most local hotel adult pools. Lots of local children pay to swim in the pools on weekends. Air conditioning works fine, bathroom sink has no drain plug, shower is quite nice. Kettle in the hallway for coffee. Wi-Fi disappears during the night, though. No fridge in our room, but great balcony facing the morning sunrise. TV is average. Ideal for small families with many excursions. We booked a second stay of 11 days in February 2024.

The location is perfect, a little haven of peace in the middle of Coron. The place is very pretty with its many plants in front and the yellow color of the hotel gives a superb contrast. Otherwise the room is spacious and the air conditioning an undeniable plus in this heat. The terrace, nice for having an aperitif at the end of the day.

Got stranded in Coron for another two days due to the unfavorable weather brought by tropical depression Kristine but it was okay. Zuric Pension was very homy and I never missed home while staying with them. I would never mind being stranded for a week or two. I could work in my room with their high speed wifi. There were no power interruptions during our stay but a generator was also available in case it happens. I will definitely stay with them again anytime and would recommened them to anyone who needs an affordable, cozy, clean with very friendly staffs to stay.

Everything nice. Very cordial. But no amenities.

The place is just in PPC, and you can walk or ride a tricycle if you go to other places. There is also food to eat.

Cool hostel. While I was in the Philippines, I stayed here twice. The staff helps with everything, including excursions. Everything is very modern and stylish. Clean. Lots of relaxation areas on the territory - hammocks, soft sofas, small sofas, armchairs. The location is next to a large shopping center with a supermarket.

We enjoyed their restaurant coz the staff was kind, generous, and helpful. The food was delicious, despite sisig was costly mischiefed (it was more expensive than in menu prices), it has a free videoki and disco, and water. We had plenty fun dancing at the disco and having fun with the other local people. The music was awesome and lovely. There most lovely thing is there is security (at both restaurants and hotel) that guards and guides. The room we had was awful. There was no soap, no tissue, neither shampoo, a miserable room with cockroaches and ants, but we checked out earlier by mistake and we were checked in an upgraded room. The room was exclusive. Thanks for that.