Hotel Sisters Inn Moalboal

The air conditioning was quiet and worked perfectly, and the lobby was cute. Staff were very friendly, and the location was convenient, about a 10-minute walk from the local “beach.” The lobby had free room-temperature drinking water, plus hot water and glasses if you brought your own tea or coffee. Cold water, beer, and sodas were available to buy. We stayed in the Grey Room on the first floor for 5 days. The room was okay, but continuous rain made it feel damp. We couldn't open the windows because of mosquitoes and flies. There were three windows, including one in the bathroom, all facing a path guests used, so we kept the curtains closed. That left us with no natural light or sun, and the view was just a fence and some plants. The room also faced a road and had no noise cancellation. The shower head was small and the water came out in thin streams. Between the lack of privacy and ventilation, the stay was decent but less enjoyable than it could have been.

The newest room was huge, spotless, modern, and tastefully decorated. We were told we were the first guests in it, and I'm not sure whether it's listed online yet. The air conditioning was really strong and adjustable. This was the nicest accommodation we've stayed in in the Philippines.

Hotel Sisters Inn is a good budget choice in Cebu’s Moalboal. The rooms are spacious, clean, and quiet, and the staff are friendly and helpful. Beaches, restaurants, and snorkeling spots are a 5-10 minute walk away. Good value overall.

We chose a room without air conditioning, and the fan suited us. Air conditioning is available for an extra charge. The room was simple, pleasant, and clean, and it was nice to have it cleaned on the third day. A couple of hooks in the bathroom would help, since there was nowhere set aside to hang towels. The hotel is just a few minutes' walk from the main street's restaurants and shops, and 10-15 minutes from the beach where you can swim with hundreds of sardines. The walk to the main street in the dark felt a bit intimidating because there wasn't much lighting, but my husband and I felt safe using our phone flashlights. Being away from the music and loud activity on the main street also made it peaceful at night. Staff at Hotel Sisters Inn were friendly and accommodating. They rent scooters for 400 pesos. There were cheaper ones nearby for 350 pesos, but renting directly from the hotel was convenient, so we did. I wholeheartedly recommend the hotel for its comfortable rooms, location, and friendly staff.