Casaoro Homestay

The staff were nice, and the sheets were fresh and the floor had been swept, but I still didn’t feel safe or comfortable. The property needs serious renovation and deep cleaning, and the AC wasn’t working properly. Breakfast was just three dry slices of toast, a stale egg, and a slice of cheese. There was no butter or cutlery. Maybe that’s what comes with a low price, but it was disappointing. We had also booked a transfer through the property, and it arrived almost two hours late. That wasn’t the accommodation’s fault, but it was still a bad experience. Note: the room video was taken at checkout. The bed had been made when we arrived.

Friendly staff, good Wi-Fi, and a nice breakfast were pluses, and the price was good. Still, the room had mold and bugs, and the ceiling leaked. The motorbike we rented was in very poor shape. There’s no kitchen, and although they put us in touch with a tour agency, our pickup was forgotten. A stay of 2-3 nights might be okay, but I wouldn’t suggest staying longer.

We stayed here, but it wasn't good. The hostel is tiny, the road isn't good, and the toilet is almost unusable.

I liked having breakfast on the balcony in the morning. The room had only the minimum equipment, but it was fine. It’s not too far from the center, about 15 pesos per person by tricycle, and the room was very cheap. In any case, ask for the first floor.