Busuanga Hotel Guide - Irako Shipwreck hotels in Busuanga, Philippines.

"Room spotless, staff courteous "

"The rooms are well appointed, the staff simply can’t do enough for you. The diving is sublime"

"Great staff"

"amenities, services available. the place was a spacious layout."

"Everything about this property was excellent. The design, the layout, each room, and finally the people. we were at a high level of peace as the staff saw to our every need and request."

"My favorite hotel in coron "

"Overall, the customer service and hospitality is excellent! Especially during our private excursions, and morning brunch was always great! My only negative comments would be to remove all the debris and trash from leftover construction materials on the side of the hotel, very much an eye sore for the customers. The pool needed chemical treatment as the water was green. Lastly, our AC did not function well on our last day. "

"The wreck dives are great but my family didn’t like it as much. The diving team Tom, Iko and Shay are all great. They are very knowledgeable and personable. Service at the resort is impeccable. MJ, Naomi, Steph are great. They always accommodate our dietary restrictions at breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. The bar tenders are also great. It is a full bar but don’t expect to get high quality spirits. We had a villa on the beach with Air Conditioning. The A/C helps if you are in bed just below it but it is still very humid and hot in the rest of the room. The food is OK. Wifi is unreliable. You can get wifi only in the common areas (dining room, reception, dive centre) so the first beach villa near the dining room had some wifi."

"There was no hot water, there was no proper ventilation in the bathrooms, the food was uneatable and as expensive as a restaurant and there was no other options, the excursions were very expensive, the amenities were not great and all the chairs were in plastics. The management was really bad . The owner and manager would constantly contradict themselves. There was construction and there were rodents in the houses "