Foxy's Beach Resort

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Sono arrivato e la posizione a 3 km dal centro ingestibile nessun servizio per potersi muovere.... in più datomi la chiave della stanza sono spariti tutti e ho saltato il pasto ....

The staff was absolutely AMAZING! We had lovely breakfast talks with the owners, Michelle took us on a sightseeing trip and we had a super karaoke night together. There was a solution to every problem that arose and done with a smile. Breakfast was good (especially made for our taste), dinners super tasty, beach was private and sandy, pool was clean. Easy to get transport into town a short ride away.

Unfortunately some of the parasols by the pool had flown away before we came so it was quite exposed to the sun (but was promptly solved with a sail they hung up for us), a few more shady spots for Northerners like us who aren't used to the sun would have been a bonus. The pool was not so suitable for "soaking" and for kids but very much for swimming lanes as it's quite deep.

Nice quite place very private, and since we were not there during busy season it was extra nice. The room was sound proofed and good A/C. Big fridge that was icy cold! Nice and secure. The pool was huge, deep and clean! And a view from the pool and view deck, of ocean/ beach/ sunset Breakfast was buffet style, which was nice for big appetites. Beach out front was nice, quiet, and full of good walking to see lots of sea creature's. Not much for waves but that's normal for the entire island it seems. The owner was nice and friendly!

The front gate was annoying because it was only operable by the owner so if they weren't around it wasn't opened. And a small door with plants/ rocks partially blocking it was they only way to get a scooter in and out. Not a big deal for a strong able body and a rented scooter that a small scratch wouldn't matter with but could be more of an issue for some.

The owners of the property are extremely hospitably and accommodating. They let us enjoy San Vic and accompanied us to the event. It's like having a vacation at a friend's house. Superb!

Once upon a time, on an island caressed by the sun and waves, there was a corner hidden from the hustle and bustle, where peace walked barefoot on the sand. Just 4 km from San Vicente, as if holding Palawan's best-kept secret, lay Foxy's BEACH Resort, an enchanted refuge that seemed to whisper in your ear: "Relax, time goes slowly here." The resort, like a small, well-kept kingdom, is lovingly governed by Brian, an attentive and discreet Englishman, and Michael, a charming Filipina who fills the place with smiles and warmth. Together they have created a space where everything seems in balance: nature, architecture, service, and even the sunsets. The beach is calm, unobtrusive, perfect for those looking to listen to their own thoughts or the distant song of a seabird. The spacious and well-located pool invites you to dive into its golden reflections. The rooms are spacious, clean, tastefully decorated, and equipped with quality details that make guests feel right at home. And what about the food? Careful flavors, fresh ingredients, and a friendly staff who seem to have made good treatment a philosophy of life. The generous and tasty breakfasts awaken body and soul with energy and sweetness. Foxy's is not just a resort; it's an experience that whispers to travelers that there are still places where tourism hasn't erased authenticity. A place to return to... or never want to leave.

Nothing, the place was an overpriced dump.

We booked 4 nights and left as soon as we could the next morning. The bed was old, tiny and uncomfortable. The bathroom was small, the fridge leaked water and the few furnishings were archaic. The so called balcony was a share balcony with 2 old chairs overlooking the car park. There is no serviced bar, just a bench with bottles. There is no restaurant,.just a room with a few old tables and chairs and a couple of old fans. To get breakfast we had to find someone to open the room and had to wait till after 8am for eggs, toast and coffee. The gate to the beach was broken and the 2 umbrellas around the pool were broken. The pool water was dirty and there was scum on the glass in the pool. There are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby. Had to catch a ruk tuk into 'town' for a meal. Do not believe the website photos as they must have been taken 19 years ago when the place was new. Foxys has a hide to charge $150 a night. Stay in St Barton instead. We lost money leaving but it was the best decision to do so.

The food was good but limited. The refrigerator in the room was well stocked. Buffet breakfast changed each day. Views were great!

The gate to the beach is difficult to open and close. Outside facilities for some rooms are missing due to being a parking area.