Wild Monkeys Hostel

This was easily the best hostel I’ve stayed at in South East Asia. The staff are amazing, the rooms are sooo clean and modern. The showers are the biggest win! Great location right in the centre of everything. Also a 5 minute walk to the sardine run!

Super modern, clean hostel and the staff are lovely. One of the best I’ve stayed in during my travels - highly recommend!

Best hostel I have stayed at in regards to cleanliness and comfort of the beds and access to chargers etc. Showers were beautiful with plants. Close enough to town, and quiet area.

Strong ac, nice and clean dormitory, and very welcoming staff.

There is a weird smell at the sink area where the toilet and shower is. I think it comes from the floor or the mop maybe. Also, it can be quite hot at the sofa area during day and night, mainly because it is hard for the wind to come through due to the enclosed perimeter. Maybe adding extra fans would help.

The proximity to town was excellent just walk down. Also the staff were friendly and helpful. They organised tours for us and the private room and bathroom were very clean and spacious.

Although we did have a private bathroom, it was on the outside of the actual room. But very close. And it was still very clean and spacious. Just needed to be in a public area to get to it. So needed to pop clothes on during the night.

Best hostel I’ve stayed in in Philippines, it’s not that social however either were a lot of hostels around moalboal and this was by far the best!! It was stunning and the staff were so helpful right down to always knowing your name. Only thing was when I asked about cayoneering they said it was 2300 however the hostel opposite charges 2100 and both hostels go together so I booked it there?!

Very central

Rooms are v small

This place is so nice! The dorm beds are expensive for the Philippines but they are the most comfortable capsule beds I've ever stayed in. The air conditioning is DEFINITELY functioning. I stayed in the 4-bed dorm room for a few nights and then extended one night in the 12-bed dorm and both were very comfortable - the bed curtains are amazing. The common area is very clean and well-decorated. Not much of a social atmosphere when I stayed there, but I was somewhat keeping to myself for the most part anyways. The bathrooms were kept very clean and there were a lot of racks for drying clothes/swimsuits. The location was amazing--a short walk down a side-path from the main road that eliminated a majority of the street noise from motorbikes/cars, which is a big problem in Moalboal. More expensive than the surrounding hostels and felt expensive for a dorm, but it was definitely the nicest hostel I stayed at in the Visayas.

The showers were filled with plants and one of them became somewhat of a breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Lots of mosquitoes outside in the common areas, and they love me so I suffered. Wish they had a refrigerator for guests to keep leftovers since they don't have a kitchen. Backpacks have to be kept outside of the room in lockers which is a best inconvenient, but I was actually okay with it in the end since it cuts down on mess in the rooms and eliminates noise from people making a racket at night or in the morning packing up, so it's a somewhat smart design choice. Would not book the canyoneering through them because it is a 20-25% markup over the price you can get on the street.