Beach Huts El Nido

Sleeping in a Hut on one paradisiac beach in El Nido is no joke, absolutely amazing, what a view!!!

Great location near the sea, quiet, great sunset, nice AC, staff kept the luggage until check in

Access to the apartment isn't easy as it is not accessible by street, but only by the beach, so avoid having luggage with wheels

Staff are amazing and helpful all time since you check in until check out location is good it's almost near the city Good view for realx and vacation this all

The room was small but well equipped – with a safe, TV, great Wi-Fi, fridge, water kettle, coffee/tea, and even shower gel. A water dispenser with unlimited drinking water was just outside the door – very convenient. The staff was lovely, and the J83 restaurant next door was excellent! While the beach directly in front of the bungalow wasn’t ideal for swimming, the same beach just five minutes away was much more beautiful and great for swimming. The nearby mall with a gym, arcade, and shops was also a nice bonus.

Bungalows are very close together – noise from neighbors can be heard easily. Room cleaning was only done once unless requested. The path to the hotel with luggage can be tricky (sand, sometimes water at high tide). Tip: Ask the hotel for assistance; there’s free Wi-Fi at the McDonald’s pick-up point.

In the beach

The check in wasnt easy, we had to ask for help to find the huts

DO NOT stay here if you value peace, privacy, or basic rest — unless you enjoy loud, trashy music blasting in your ear 12 hours a day. Yes, the view is stunning. The huts are right on the beach — and that’s where the good part ends. The rest is a mess. The room is directly next to the restaurant, which blasts loud, cheap-sounding music from morning till night. Not just “in the background” — I’m talking in your skull, like the speakers are glued to the wall. The sound quality is so poor, it vibrates through the room like a migraine. Don’t expect to relax, nap, work, or breathe without a beat dropping over your shoulder. The room itself is old and tired. Yes, it has what you “need,” but everything is worn out, used up, and decaying. The electricity cuts out regularly. The water pressure in the shower is weak and barely usable. The AC unit broke and made horrendous noise, and it took half a day to get it replaced. All of this while you're just trying to survive the heat. Privacy? Forget it. The local restaurant staff live behind the huts, and you hear them shouting, partying, blasting their own phones, smoking, walking right in front of your terrace — like your space is part of their hangout. You’ll feel like you’re living in a staff dorm, not a guest retreat. No breakfast is included, so I ate at the same noisy restaurant — and that was the biggest mistake of all. I got so badly food-poisoned that I could barely walk for days. I was sick, dizzy, weak, and completely ruined for half my stay. I needed time to recover even after leaving. This wasn’t just “a bad meal” — this was dangerous. And finally — the only saving grace: Marro, the manager. He genuinely tried to help me, soften the blows, and make my stay less awful. He deserves praise. Without him, this would’ve been pure hell. But overall? This place is chaotic, noisy, careless, and not worth the money or the damage to your nervous system.

Front beach and amazing view. The staff is really supportive

Difficulté pour accéder à l’hôtel mais le personnel vient vous chercher près du Macdonal et vous aide à porter les bagages pour une marche de 10 min. C’est vraiment au bord de l’eau donc c est sympa. Petit et fonctionnel et propre.

the filter water outside our room cold and hot . the view. the kindness of the staff

we were told to call at the Mcdonald for luggage pickup but there is no network there you need to go down to the beach to be able to call.

Top location right by Marimegmeg beach - at low tide its a bit rocky, but at high tide its really nice. Walking distance to shops and other hotels restaurants. Overall a good spot to chill out and watch the sunsets. Rooms literally open onto the beach so you fall asleep with the sound of the sea - assuming you turn off the noisy air conditioner.

Bathroom is basic at best, staff are a bit disinterested, Expensive for what it is.