Albergues em Alicia Panoramic Hills, 07

"The Anda Pearl Premier Resort is a retreat, with a private beach, swimming pool, and restaurant, in an enclosed compound. The rooms are clean, spacious, and comfortable, with a covered balcony. Amenities of water, coffee and even a hair dryer were very much appreciated. I can't say enough about our the staff. They were very helpful and kind. They are constantly working to keep the property well groomed and maintained. The breakfast was very good and filling. The restaurant is open for lunch...

"2nd stay with J&R, and we'll be back again!"

"Pool wasnt very clean, rooms were just ok"

"I will it in 1 phrase they left no stone unturned they give each customer a personal touch"

"Excelente local e comida. Cheiro por vezes de manha do ribeiro muito mau. De um modo geral foi tranquilo e muito bom"

"I won't hesitate going back here. It's a no frill hotel. It's not beachfront but centrally located to the food which is the next important thing to any vacation. It's relatively new. Room and bathroom are inexpensive but well maintained. I like that they provide complimentary hot and cold drinks. Special mention to Marie who assisted us during our checkin when our room was not yet available. The only suggestion I could think: parking for guests. As I understand, they intend to have more rooms."

"This was a wonderful find when visiting Anda. This property was it's own little waterfront enclave with a private entrance set on a cliff above its own beach. We had a private bungalow next to the pool, hot tub, and restaurant. The room was well laid out and impeccable. Your own private deck overlooking the water was very enjoyable. Not a crowing rooster or barking dog to be heard, which is rare in the Philippines. The king bed was extremely comfortable. We enjoyed that breakfast was...

"the property is nice. bathroom is moldy and out dated. pool is too small for crowd of families and screaming kids. i came to relax and all i can hear are screaming kids day and nights."

"Très joli hôtel, un peu vieillissant mais avec beaucoup de charme. Le club de plongé est top bien que très très cher pour le pays, comme l'hôtel d'ailleurs, le restaurant est le meilleur des 3 semaines que nous avons passé au Philippines. Personnel adorable, il manque un bar en bord de plage ou de piscine ou à minima du personnel qui vous apporte un verre d'eau, des détails qui justifierait le tarif élevé de cet hôtel. Les fonds marins en face de l'hôtel sont morts, il faut prendre le bateau des...

"Rooms and area are very small. No restaurant in walking distance."

"Clean and easy to check in .Just a little farther from town"