Hanna's Inn, El Nido

Honestly hard to find something positive to say The room is big staff are semi helpful but need to be prompted

Little love and no attention to detail with how the room is set up - bedside lamp would be nice Internet/ wifi is unusable It’s in the poor neighbourhood extremely noisy all hours of day and night area of el Nido Aircon is old and noisy And was ridiculously expensive, definitely not worth the money so you can tell owners are in it for profit purposes as minimal hospitality is provided

Friendly staff, motorbike rental(good bikes), laundry service (expensive, but convenient)

The room was worth €25,- a night. Instead it costed almost €100,- per night. Even though it was high season the amount was way to much. For that money you get a comfortable room in any city in Europe. Shower blasting against a wooden door is asking for problems(hence the mould on the ceiling). The neighbourhood children church blasting music on Sunday morning. The Peacocks/chickens and crying puppy at night

the location was just outside the main busy part of town.

The staff were not trained to sell any drink aside from coffee or the beers in the can. the rooftop space opens after 8 am so you cant get coffee or food before you head out for tours in the area. They also close it by 8pm. We have travelled around Palawan and this was one of the most expensive places and definitely not worth the money. we had booked last minute due to change of plans and other guests we met in this place had the same issue. we only chose this because we had no other options at the time of booking. It's a total rip off for a room with terrible mattresses. (the mattress was layers of old blankets on top of each other)

Clean. The location is close to the harbour on a quiet street away from the hurly burley of the tourist drag. It may not be to everyone’s taste as some of the nearby houses an are built on piles over stagnant water. The building is well considered if basic in what it offers and is suitable for back packers rather than the ‘instagram crowd’ and it does have the lovely terrace, which at present has a view of the harbour and the small outcrop of the mountain

Price gouging. We ended up paying over £500 for four nights which is crazy for what it is. We passed back through El Nido, a week or so after and paid less (p6400) for a night in a good hotel with a rooftop pool and breakfast included- go figure. Staff were very nice but often nobody there.

Located in a neighborhood with local Filipino’s. It was a short walk to shops, restaurants and excursions.

Located right in the thick of things right near the jetty with a view of the jungle and the water. The room has everything you need - very rustic. I only stayed for 1 night due to it being fully booked for my whole stay. I arrived around 5pm and wanted to dive in the morning which was arranged very quickly (I did 3 amazing dives with Adventure SCUBA- with DM Larry). Wifi was good. I had a meeting on arrival so I was grateful for that - I did my meeting as the sun was setting at the table outside my room.

To be expected when you are in the heart of things… but it was very noisy at night. Being so close to the jetty there was a lot of activity and even though I was on the top floor (there are only stairs) I heard it all. I was also pretty restless because I couldn’t sleep with the aircon due to the loud rattling noise… the fan would have been fine had it been working. The beautiful top floor bar area (also reception) closes at around 5:30 - it would have been great to have a cold beer and watch the sunset on arrival ( having said that I didn’t ask so maybe I could have)

confort, cleaning, staff

place

The best thing about the property are the staff. Very friendly and helpful.

Room very small and basic, but was clean and a comfortable bed.