Najlepsze hotele w: Mabini
Odkrywaj miasto Mabini, nocując w pobliżu kultowych zabytków i najlepszych butików. Miej najlepsze sklepy i restauracje na wyciągnięcie ręki
Altamare Dive and Leisure Resort Anilao
"We had a great time, amenities are nice. Price value is worth it. Bit of a challenge on the stairs but other than that experience was superb."
La Chevrerie Resort & Spa
"Cisza, dobre miejsce do relaksu"
The Philip Ann Resort
"The water pressure in the shower was strong, and the shower unit was unique and luxurious, it did however , take me a minute to figure out the buttons lol Spacious room with solar power sockets Heated Jacuzzi is a soothing luxury, whilst staying I saw , the resort has acquired a newly spacious building and land to the side, I will be intrigued to see the completion of this. A unique and remarkable resort overall"
Camp Netanya Resort and Spa
"Poor customer service. Poor food. Location wise its far from everything. But the view is great! Staffs in front desk are accommodating but others were not specially the one in the front hotel i think he is the valet driver or idk"
Cilex Hotel and Dive
"We stayed at Cilex for a week during our diving trip to Anilao. The view of the sunset over Balayan Bay from the balcony of our room and the kitchen staff who are good at cooking and very flexible make this the best place to stay. The pool is like a hot spring, which was great for divers with a cold body. We used to stay at Aquaventure, two doors down, and dive every year, but unfortunately the owner changed and it became an overpriced place to stay. The staff was replaced and all the kitchen staff we loved moved to this hotel, so we decided to stay at Cilex from this year. We went during Japan's Golden Week, but it was not crowded and it was like we had the place to ourselves! We were able to relax very much. We were able to dive every day and were very satisfied with the delicious Filipino food we were served for three meals. We didn't have to go anywhere else, and this resort alone made our vacation perfect. Our diving guide was a reliable veteran Filipino guide who has been with us for a long time, and the boat staff was the same, so we felt safe there. For those who will be using Cilex in the future, I would like you to understand the characteristics of this accommodation beforehand and enjoy it, so I will give you some points to be careful about. 1. The fittings are poorly constructed. This is a common thing in the Philippines. It's the level that a Japanese construction company would faint if they saw it. The door is hard to lock, the window cannot be unlocked, the handy washlet comes off with the metal fittings on the wall, the washbasin does not drain, the toilet seat is crooked for some reason, the glass sliding door of the shower room cannot be opened from the inside and you almost get locked in, etc. Well, it's near the sea, so it's quite normal in the Philippines. 2. The only amenities are a toothbrush set and hand soap. There is no shampoo, so please bring your own favorite. There are no face towels, only bath towels. If you need a face towel, please bring one. Clothespins and hangers are also useful. 3. The tap water is a little salty. I think they pump groundwater, but it's right next to the sea, so it's fine once you get used to it. If you are concerned, please bring plenty of bottled water. 4. If you stay on the top floor, you will have to go up and down a lot of stairs every day. Like all accommodations in Anilao, the building is built to cling to the cliffs near the sea, so you will have to go up and down four flights of stairs from your room on the third floor to the sea. There are no escalators or elevators, so it is not barrier-free at all. If you have bad knees, it will be impossible, so please request the lowest floor. But don't give up if you have bad legs. The Philippines has the strongest barrier-free system, which is human power, so I'm sure the young, strong, and kind staff will be able to help you. 5. The restaurant menu has a limited number of items. But don't give up. Terry, who is in charge of the kitchen, will make any Filipino dish you request. And they are all delicious! When I brought in fish bought from the fishermen, he cooked it into a wonderfully delicious steamed fish and served it to me. The freshly fried lumpia (spring rolls) are also outstandingly delicious...!"
Eagle Point Beach and Dive Resort
"Can’t expect much with the money I paid for the room so you will meet to adjust your expectations. I found a hair stand in the mini bar. More hair strands in the shower head and drainage- that’s a deal breaker - gross!! They also don’t have water heater. Water pressure is so low at night. They also don’t give free WiFi in the room. Need to pay 100 per gadget. Free WiFi is only in the restaurant and in the reception Value for money for the room I paid for (P3300) I think it’s a good deal. Food is so so - nothing special. It’s quite pricey. Going to the resort is tricky - you get to park on top and a ride will take you down to the resort. But Get ready for this ride as it is like a roller coaster- I was scared as it was steepy with a zigzag road. Driver was fast and not cautious at all. So be warned! Staff were nice tho.. Going back? Nah.. I will pass."
Rustique Rue Mabini - Hostel
"for good food and good vibes, let's Freedive here at RustiqueRue, a very super happy place, nice and accommodating staff, chill ambiance, with coffee of all sort and beverage or drinks and food to make your stay a fun and relaxing"
Blue Ribbon Dive Resort
"The divemasters and staff were so welcoming, accommodating, helpful and so kind! I appreciated all their help getting all the equipment ready between dives and on the boat. I hired a private dive guide and was not disappointed! Ramil was amazing, knew where to find everything, and was very patient with me. I could tell he wanted me to get really good photos. On top of that, he knew the currents and area really well, and ended the dive very appropriately when he sensed downcurrent starting, so I felt very safe diving with him. I would 100% recommended Ramil to others and work with him again. I appreciated how comfortable, relaxing, and mosquito-free the common areas are. The pool and areas to wash our dive gear was clean as well. Communication prior to my trip was excellent too. I was contacted well before my trip with the information I needed, and my transports to/from Manila were seamless."
Porto Novo Anilao Dive And Leisure Resort
"Mieliśmy przyjemne pobyt! Ang bait ng mga właściciele ! Pinakain kami nung Nowe lata przed Wiek sobrang naszaceni Namin będziemy na pewno wrócić!"
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Mabini – informacje o podróży
Gniazdko elektryczne i napięcie
220V/Typ A/B/C
Kurs wymiany
PHP
Płatność lokalna
Gotówka/GGotówka/Karty
Łączność
Globe/Smart/DITO
Więcej informacji o hotelach w mieście Mabini
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Typ danych |
Szczegóły |
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Liczba opinii |
380 |
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Liczba hoteli |
33 |
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Średnia cena (dni powszednie) |
497 zł |
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Średnia cena (weekend) |
514 zł |
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Popularny hotel |
Altamare Dive and Leisure Resort Anilao |
Pytania i odpowiedzi dotyczące hoteli w mieście Mabini
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Które hotele w: Mabini są popularne?
Mabini oferuje wiele popularnych hoteli. Zarówno podróżujący służbowo, jak i prywatnie chętnie wybierają Altamare Dive and Leisure Resort Anilao (od 221 zł), Camp Netanya Resort and Spa (od 292 zł) i La Chevrerie Resort & Spa (od 598 zł).
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Ile wynosi średnia cena noclegu w: Mabini?
Średnia cena hoteli w: Mabini w dni powszednie wynosi 497 zł, a w weekendy (piątek-sobota) 514 zł.
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Które hotele w: Mabini oferują wysokiej jakości śniadania?
La Chevrerie Resort & Spa (od 598 zł),Solitude Acacia Resort (od 436 zł) i Altamare Dive and Leisure Resort Anilao (od 221 zł) oferują znakomite śniadanie. Zacznij dzień od pysznego śniadania!
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Które hotele w: Mabini zapewniają zaplecze fitness?
Camp Netanya Resort and Spa (od 292 zł), La Chevrerie Resort & Spa (od 598 zł) i The Philip Ann Resort (od 133 zł) oferują zaplecze fitness. Nie musisz rezygnować z treningów nawet podczas podróży!
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Które hotele w: Mabini oferują basen?
Altamare Dive and Leisure Resort Anilao (od 221 zł), Camp Netanya Resort and Spa (od 292 zł) i Porto Novo Anilao Dive And Leisure Resort (od 480 zł) oferują basen. Zatrzymaj się w jednym z tych hoteli, aby korzystać z basenu!
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Które hotele w: Mabini zapewniają bezpłatne Wi-Fi?
Niezależnie od tego, czy podróżujesz służbowo, czy prywatnie, szybki internet jest niezbędny w podróży. Altamare Dive and Leisure Resort Anilao (od 221 zł), Camp Netanya Resort and Spa (od 292 zł) i La Chevrerie Resort & Spa (od 598 zł) to popularne hotele z bezpłatnym Wi-Fi.
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Które hotele w: Mabini oferują wysoko oceniane SPA?
Doskwiera Ci zmęczenie w podróży? La Chevrerie Resort & Spa (od 598 zł), Porto Novo Anilao Dive And Leisure Resort (od 480 zł) i The Philip Ann Resort (od 133 zł) oferują wysokiej jakości SPA.
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