Mutiara Beach Resort

A simple, peaceful place with a beautiful beach, good service, tasty food, and nature all around. It's not a five-star hotel, more cosy and back to basics. The white sand is lovely for walks and swimming, and you can watch the fishing boats. I'm not sure many places like this are left, but if you like the sea, nature, and simple living, it's well worth visiting.

Between the river and the ocean, with tropical jungle all around, this place feels like a natural paradise with clean, pure air. The staff are professional and the service is top-notch. I'd highly recommend it to busy people looking to disconnect, unwind, and let go of stress.

The quiet beach and natural setting are just what you'd want for a peaceful retreat. We only spent one night here, but would love to return. Food and service were great, although there aren't many choices for meals or breakfast. I especially recommend the spa, which made for deep relaxation and a genuinely enjoyable break. We also want to thank the friendly, helpful staff. We lost an envelope of cash, and they helped us find it along the beach. We really appreciated that and wish the resort all the best.

The staff were nice, I have to admit. But the place itself was awful. Termites on the bed, insects everywhere, dust, cold shower water, and sand fleas on the beach. The sheds were disgusting. I'd rather sleep outside than stay here. I wouldn't recommend it at all. Avoid Mutiara Beach Resort.