EDMUND's Inn & Suites

Close to the port. Nice, clean place with a good family atmosphere. Auntie Arce (or RC) is a superstar!! Always smiling and happy to help and advice about the area. Very helpful girl working the night shift also

Very low ceiling in the dorm room (150 cm), and constant power cuts. No power overnight which unfortunately means no WiFi, and no fan

We booked a tent, knowing really well what it means since we stayed in similar accommodation many times in the Philippines but also Thailand and Malaysia, and this was definitely the worst place we have ever been. The tent is so small that if you are more than 1.50m you won't fit all, and you need to make space also for your luggage cause they have no place to keep them! It was raining when we stayed and it would have been the same to just sleep outside on the grass... I am not talking about a few drops of water but litres of water inside the tent! The whole situation was so ridiculous that we had to leave. Yes is cheap, and yes we don't mind travel on budget accommodation, but there is a line that shouldn't be crossed!

My friends and I got stuck on the island and needed a place to stay for the night so we chose Queen Suites at Edmund’s “Inn & Suites” because it was close to where we needed to be and relatively cheap. The first red flag came a few minutes after booking. I received a message from the host claiming that Booking lists their accommodations incorrectly and that they actually have tents or something. Honestly, when you have “Inn & Suites” in your name, you’re representing something more than tents. So maybe change your name so that you don’t intentionally mislead people. When we arrived, e thankfully had tiny rooms with comfortable queen size beds. Yay. But the hot water didn’t work in either room so we couldn’t shower after being outside all day. There was, however, a large trash can filled with cold water and a scoop that we could bathe with. I tried, but I just couldn’t do it. Way too cold. When I asked the staff if there was a trick to making the hot water work, she came in and said “I don’t know” and showed me how to hold the sprayer upside down so hot water would drop on me. Really?? The host offered a partial refund, but we had to leave too early the next morning. The beds were comfortable, thankfully, but there is zero chance I’d ever stay here again.

False advertising. The beds are mattresses lying down in an open air balcony with a short ceiling to the point that you cannot stand. It is far from any attraction and over priced. One can stay in San Juan for much cheaper price and much better hostel vibe. I asked but the staff didn't tell me about the trike terminal for budget transportation to san Juan.

Hospitable Staff

No water pressure

Very kind stuff. Nice green place. Bathroom is ok. You can use a big fridge and the eating area

The tent is very expensive although (8€) You can find dorms or other tents cheaper on the island.

Very nice landscaping and friendly staff, close to the port can walk with 20 minutes

The loft I stayed In Was right above the kitchen so could hear everything in the morning. A little removed from main tourist area, they don’t rent scooters so get one from the port before arriving I can recommend PLS near the port when you arrive. 350-450 pesos they’re open early so can drop back on The day you leave

The sheets were clean

It was far from everything, you need your own moto to stay there. Everything was old, dirty, and broken, with piles of construction materials, rocks and garbage lying around. The bathroom was a huge cement shed, unlit, and dirty. I slept on a mattress in an open air loft covered in a mosquito net full of huge holes!!