Stefanie Grace Inn

The rooms were simple but well equipped, and the staff were excellent and accommodating. We especially enjoyed the coconut workshop they offered. It’s a lovely spot along the Loboc River, and we’re looking forward to next time.

Stephanie Grace Inn sits right on the river and has a great patio over the water. The rooms were comfortable and clean, with cold A/C. We also loved the restaurant, which was high quality and good value. Breakfast was included in our room fee, and the Tocilog was fantastic. The coffee was the best as well. It’s worth staying here while exploring Bohol. The Tarsier foundation is only 30 minutes away, and Chocolate hills is an hour away.

We stayed for seven nights and had lots of delicious, nicely prepared meals. There were plenty of choices, both traditional Filipino food and Western dishes. Breakfast is included in some rates, or you can order from the menu for good value. The bright, open lobby and dining room were a nice place to eat. Outside, there are lovely plants and little seating areas, and the pool was clean and well cared for. A backpacker blog led us to this little gem, and we’re so glad it did. The location beside the river is beautiful and close enough to walk into town. For longer trips, they rent scooters on site at a great price and provide helmets. We rented one for four days and visited local places including chocolate hills, tarziers, man made forest, mirror of the world, waterfalls, and local markets. The owners and staff were friendly and helpful with information and booking transportation. Nothing was too much trouble. Thanks to Trisha and Shoun for all their hospitality and friendly smiles. Don’t hesitate to stay here if you’re visiting the Loboc area.

The hotel is good value for the price, very clean, and right in central Loboc. The staff are wonderful, and Trisha at the lobby was especially helpful. Breakfast was really good, and it seemed like lots of couples stayed here too. We’d stay again. Just a note that their river access is closed for renovation. You cannot access the river as of Jan 2026.