Hotéis Hot Springs em Palawan

"A simple place to stay in a rustic and quiet town. Staying in this place was as good as it gets."

"+ Beautiful place + frienly helpful staff + relaxing vibe - snorkling in Front of the resort isnt that good - the Food is incredible overpriced"

"It is cheap. But cool. I liked it. There is no hot water. Just the very very basic amenities. But I liked my stay. It was chill. And the staff to be honest I didn't even see them hhh I talked with them when I checked in once and that's it. When checking out I left the key at desk. If you're broke and don't care that much. It'll be fine"

"Upon arrival, we found out that the Ricardo Hotel was fully booked, so we had to stay in a half-empty building next door. Overall, the room wasn't bad. It had a balcony and hot water. However, there was no shower kit provided. The room description mentioned a hairdryer, but there wasn't one at all. The sink drained very slowly! On our last day, there was no water in the toilet. Tom, a staff member, was very helpful and tried his best to assist us with everything we asked for. Big thanks to him 🙏. And that rooster crowing at midnight – that's a special kind of crazy! 😂 I think he's ready for the soup pot! 🙈 The hotel's location isn't ideal, but there's a 24-hour McDonald's nearby. Getting from the hotel to the town center and the pier (where boats depart for tours) costs 50-60 Philippine pesos for two people on a tricycle. The hotel staff booked a tricycle transfer for us to the pier in the morning, for our boat to El Nido. However, the driver quoted an excessively high price, comparable to what we paid for a minivan from the airport. Considering it's not a long ride at all, it was quite unpleasant. All in all, it's livable, especially considering the cost. We booked our stay not long before check-in, so we didn't have many other options."