Hanna's Inn, El Nido

The rooftop was very nice. Staff very friendly and when we asked for the cleaning staff they were swift and effeciant. Remember to ask for coffee etc. They do not tell you about it. Unfortunately this Inn lies next to Roosters that crows day and night. Constantly as they are tied up. At night because if the cat fights and street dogs barking. With extra tequila it will not bother you. But i do not drink. So thinking of a well rested experience. Forget it. Such a pity as the Inn is very promising.

Good location, helpful staff, descent rooms (bit overpriced for the quality though), relatively clean. Good breakfast

Rooms / facilities were ok, but for the quality of rooms the prices were bit high. So not great “value for money”

Location was ok staff were friendly

The accommodation was poor very small cockroaches in the room and over priced.

It was a room to sleep in for the night.

I would vote this as the most ridiculously priced accommodation I've ever stayed in during my travels (almost 70 countries). Unfortunately we got stuck in El Nido due to our expedition being cancelled so had little option but to stay here. At first, I thought they might be price gauging to take advantage of the lack of rooms but to be fair this room was discounted from the usual price that month (worrying!). The room is fine, it's comfortable enough, the AC works, it's the usual shower over the toilet, warm enough but low pressure. The room is extremely noisy, it's located right next to a residential area, who like to play guitar/karaoke late into the evening and then the dogs/cockerels pick up where they left off around 4am (no complaints, that's absolutely their right to do so, they live there and we are just guests passing through). It also smells quite bad on the road by the hotel, as there are overflowing drains/sewers nearby (which is unfortunately a problem with El Nido town infrastructure beyond everyone's control and no doubt exacerbated by tourists including me). This is all fine for us, we have been backpacking in the Philippines for 7 weeks, staying in budget accommodation in local areas, so we are very used to it, we put our ear plugs in and got on with it. The point that must be made is about the price charged by this hotel v what they are able to offer. If you are on your holiday or are assuming you will be getting something good due to the price you are paying (almost Western Europe prices); you will be very disappointed. To sum up the owner's approach, we were told on arrival that breakfast was included in the room price and the time to come for it. In the morning though, we were told by the guy running the kitchen it was a mistake and the owner (who wasn't around to explain it) had told them to tell us we weren't allowed it and if we wanted it; we would have to pay.

-Location was awful, there is a sewage half a block before the building and the smell is felt threw out at least two blocks (including the entrance street). We actually booked another place and left a couple of days earlier. -the place doesn’t feel very safe, there is no security at night, the entrance is just “open” to anybody…they can come right in, so the only security is the lock on your door. -Front desk closes at 17:00hrs aprox.

Staff. WiFi and shower better than reviews.

Massively over priced. We stayed in a beautiful new duplex apartment nearby for £18 on more, this wasn’t worth half the price. Smelly drains. Located in the poorest part of the town, locals were very friendly - but very noisy and sewer smells.

Very large rooms with separate sink to wash etc while bathroom bro g used

A short walk to centre of town but made it very quiet at night.