Nacpan Beach Resort Managed by H Hospitality - Newly Renovated

The room was nice with good view

There was a roach that came into our bathroom because there are alot of random holes on the wall. Would probably never stay here again

While the road to Nacpan Beach is still unpaved and a bit of a bumpy ride, it is absolutely worth the effort. The moment you arrive, you realize you’ve found paradise. The beach is stunning, with pristine sand and clear water—honestly, the most beautiful beach we’ve encountered in our entire Southeast Asia trip.

the road to nacpan is rough

La ubicación, la playa, el servicio y las personas

Le falta un poco de mantenimiento en los exteriores. Sin embargo Las habitaciones están buenas.

The hotel is amazing the staff are very warm, welcoming and helpful. The room is great too we love it so much except we hope you got a full body mirror. We appreciate the fact that they have warnings for everything that could cause us discomfort really love that. We travel a lot and this place is one of the few that we want to go back to.

Would be the limited options with food. Especially for us we stayed there the entirety of our stay in el nido we didn’t plan to go elsewhere so would be nice if Sumai can have more food options in the future

The Nacpan beach is really beautiful (second best in El Nido in our view) and the room we booked was very spacious, comfortable, and had good amenities (included coffee, Dyson hairdryer, etc). Other than that, the resort does offer beach chairs but they were busy most of the time (and we had to walk to the more distant ones, which had no restaurant service).

That's not a secret, but the hotel is very, very far from El Nido downtown where basically all tours depart from (including private tours). Contrary to what we imagined, none of the tour agencies will pick you up directly on the hotel/Nacpan beach (it doesn't matter if you book a private tour or not) -- you will have to go to the main beach/port. The average time you will need for that is around 45 minutes per way. There are basically only three ways to get there: by tuc-tuc (which will cost you ~20 dollars per way and fits 02), the resort's shuttle (10 dollars per person per way, and the first one leaves around 8am, which is kind of late if you want to go on an early private tour to avoid crowds), or scooter (if you rent one, which is the cheapest option by far). We ended up spending a lot of time (90 minutes per day) and money (~$200) with transportation because of that, and that definitely was a downside of staying at the resort. If you are not planning to go on any of the tours, that should not be a problem at all, but most of the people that go to El Nido go exactly for that, so this is relevant to consider if that's your case. Also, the resort does offer tours directly on the reception, but we found them to be extremely overpriced (at least 60% more expensive than regular price for the same tours in other places), and you will still need to go to downtown at your own expense if you book with them. It's better to book directly with an agency in downtown. Finally, it is important to know that the resort has no pool of its own (you can use the clamping pool if you want to), and that the restaurant in front of the resort is not exclusive. There are only two options of restaurants close by (the one in front of the resort and the one in Angkla Beach Club).

Happy with everything

Everything spot on

Zimmer war richtig toll! Richtig groß und modern eingerichtet. Anlage super mit direkter lage am beach. Mitarbeiter alle super freundlich und es gab viele gratis Aktivitäten vom Hotel aus.

Je suis venue seule à Nacpan pour quatre nuits, avec un seul objectif : ne rien faire. Le balcon de la chambre côté montagne, avec la lumière douce du matin, j’y ai fait du yoga deux fois. Le soleil se levait doucement sur la montagne et me réchauffait. Le petit-déjeuner est varié, mais après quatre jours consécutifs, le sentiment de nouveauté s’estompe un peu. Le troisième matin ça allait encore, le quatrième je suis allée chercher quelque chose ailleurs. À quelques minutes à pied il y a des petits restos locaux, moins chers et différents. Si vous restez plusieurs jours, essayez d’y aller au moins une fois. Il y a aussi des massages sur la plage, mais c’est un peu à la vue de tous. À noter aussi que les transats gratuits sont juste devant l’hôtel, ceux un peu plus loin appartiennent aux restaurants voisins et nécessitent une consommation. Pour rentrer, la route vers Nacpan dans la dernière partie est vraiment chaotique. La réception m’a aidée à organiser le transfert pour l’aéroport. Honnêtement, après ça on n’a plus trop envie de ressortir.