Boochee Beach

The hut was very nice and there were also good outside places, where you could chill having a wonderful view to the sea and Cebu island. The staff was also very friendly.

The accommodation is a bit worn out, dusty and near a high way, so a bit noisy.

the beach the main highway is accessible for taking tricycle, jeep and ceres bus

improve on the lights bec the staircase light is busted

Breakfast was not included but the facility hosts, Kyle and Isabella, could make any desired coffee or fruit drink and morning meal. Twenty steps from the cabin to the ocean for swimming and coral reef for snorkeling at a very affordable price.

This place does not claim to be a five-star experience but it did have all of the necessary amenities to make me a happy camper and return client... it was exactly what I was looking for in a Philippine water-front resort without the pretenses.

Before my arrival, they quickly responded to messages, were well received, the location and atmosphere allows you to relax and get closer to nature. The beach, you can swim with a mask or take a dive! I would especially like to thank the guys Kyle and Elizabeth, their responsiveness and energy, kindness, etc. made my vacation unforgettable! Kyle, you draw great! Good luck to you!

The staff is really friendly, they make us feel like at home, the place is nice and there is many places to relax and chill. the room was clean and I liked the decoration. You can also dive and snorkel at the beach. I recommend this hotel.

Just an honest review. The place looks great on the outside. However, the native room where I stayed was quite a nightmare. It isn’t as private as it should be, with jalousie windows and sliding glass doors (that don’t lock sometimes) accented with see-through curtains. The bed (with dusty sheets) looked like a hundred years old; no safe place to put your belongings, and you can’t lock the room from outside. No trashbin nor provided necessities whatsoever like soap and toothpaste. The whole place was dusty all over that looked like they didn’t even bother to clean up beforehand. What put me off the most was the comfort room: d**n t’was gross. It looked like a small dilapidated garden with a dirty-looking toilet bowl. There were brown particles on the floor and onto the drain (yuck!). They didn’t even bother to wipe off the dirty showerhead or throw the used soap that was sitting on the water closet. And, IT SMELLS AWFUL INSIDE. (I actually requested for a bucket & a dipper, and they gave me a small one with a makeshift dipper that can’t even fit onto the pail.) It was more like a discomfort room to me. Plus, there were A LOT of mosquitoes because of dead and untended plants around the place. And for the cherry on top, there were spiders lurking around; not so much help for an arachnophobic like me. It gave so much anxiety all throughout the stay. (I’ve stayed in a couple of native rooms before, but no such insects because they’re spick-and-span as they should be.) I think this place is good for day use, but not recommended for overnight stays. Overall, the place needs A LOT of improvement, better maintenance, as well as contemplation on their rates (a three-star hotel could offer the same rate with MUCH BETTER facilities & customer service.) It didn’t provide the much-needed comfort and relaxation when I needed it the most.