Friendly Guesthouse in mactan with cheap and clean rooms and a friendly support for thoose who…read moreprefer to travel outside a larger group or carter program. Rent a Motorbike and travel around and so on,,, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oa-jKjZIFbP7H-H0GK7MuQavaZw&usp=sharing Google map to MB's Garden INN Maybe i was very lucky but i got a lot of help in planing and doing some island hopping on my own. so it was really a perfect place to have as a home base. Some advice saved me a lot of struggle and time. So Thanks!

From the owner: Local, german and international food. Billiard, dart and…read moretable soccer. 18 rooms for rent from cheap to family room. Also we rent out Bikes. Marlene and Mike

I'm giving this hotel a 5 because for the price you pay Php800+ (single occupancy) the price point…read moreis actually very reasonable. You get a smallish room with single bed, cable TV, hot and cold shower, and plenty of storage space to store your clothes. The frontdesk staff are really courteous and very efficient. The guards are great too as they know the schedule of the buses going to Cebu or Dumaguete. They also have a mini-bar that sells soda, mineral water, chips, etc. for cheap. The place also has a spacious lawn with great lighting, perfect for that selfie! The hotel is a bit far from the main road but is accesible by foot that'll take you around 5-10 minutes. The location is good as it is near banks, restaurants, fastfood, oh and the Bacolod City Lagoon. It's also near Bongbong's Pasalubong Center so you can easily buy piaya, biscotcho, barquillos, napaleones, etc. All in all, if you're not to picky or travelling within a set budget, you'll find 11th Street Bed and Breakfast more than adequate for a short stay.

We stayed here for two nights in Bantayan island. The owners are super friendly and allow you to…read morecheck the room before checking in. We stayed in a two bed with a bathroom, and a sink. Had a balcony and ocean view. We enjoyed our stay here and had no issues. Very close walk to the beaches and the night life. If you need a cheap place but good hotel, this is it!

Nothing spectacular. The room is for the most part clean and the aircon cool. I was bothered by the…read morefact that I saw numerous small ants and bugs crawling around the room. I don't know where they all pop up from but there are just so many. The water pressure is rather weak and left me dissatisfied after the shower. The wifi is practically nonexistent so I had to keep hotspotting myself. The beds and sheets looked relatively clean and we got a free upgrade once we checked into the hotel. It is centrally located so that is a plus, but I don't know if I would come again since it seems like it's regularly priced at $36 a night for a double room. Finally there's a complimentary breakfast at the coffee shop on the third floor, which is nice but definitely don't upgrade since you can get a much better breakfast out on the street for the same price.

I have never been to this elegant circle inn nor heard about it and booked online with discount and…read moregot a very cheap price for about 80-90 dollars for 3 nights. The standard room is small room with 2 small twin beds fit for tiny people and have to add 350 Philippine pesos per night for another adult other than 2 adults in the room. I asked for additional mattress and was asked for additional 250 pesos. I shouldn't complain for this price but there are bugs crawling in the room, ants and small looking like cockroaches. I asked housekeeping about the smell and was told they don't smell anything. Smelled like gas or mothballs or paint. If not for the smell and the occasional creepy crawly bugs, I would have given more stars for this price but these things are hard to overlook and I am worried for my health. I already paid for 3 nights and I will request a different room. The staff are nice people though and housekeeping is fast, so I was thinking of putting 3 star but 2 stars is the best description at the moment for my experience. I am updating my review a week later because my daughter left her slippers (flip flops) not really a big deal but my daughter wants it back so we went and ask if the hotel staff found it. They did and gave it back to us. Awesome, not many will have staff that are honest and really heartwarming.

I believe they have 3 locations around dumaguete. First timer coming here and pleasantly surprised…read more We came here for breakfast and i had the pasta wow my wife at bangus. Both were delicious, especially considering they price. I also had any coffee mocha and it was exactly as i expected it to be. My wife had lemonade but it was very sweet. We won't fault them for that though , because filipinos love sweet things.

Was looking for dried salted fish for breakfast. This was the only place that we could find that…read moreserved it. Service was friendly. Attention is typical for a Filipino restaurant. Most of the items on the menu are carb loaded. Was still a pleasant experience. See pics.

If you're booking Bethel Guest House only for the cheap price and central location in Dumaguete, it…read moremay serve its purpose. Otherwise, I wouldn't recommend it. While I know some guests enjoy the water-facing rooms, ours unfortunately faced another room's window, so we kept the curtains closed the entire stay. This made the room feel dark and uncomfortable. The room was extremely outdated and very cramped, especially with two twin beds--there was barely any space to move around. The overall atmosphere felt unsettling, almost as if the building had been converted from a hospital, giving it a creepy vibe. The bathroom was especially disappointing: -Black mold on the ceiling -Worn-down mirror and shower that felt more like a rundown hostel -The only positive was the complimentary shower shoes, which were very much needed The bedding was also an issue since the sheets felt itchy, and I refused to use the blanket. The air in both the room and lobby felt stuffy and old, and I found myself coughing throughout the night. I've heard the food is good and that there's a rooftop area, but after the overall experience, I had no interest in exploring further. Thankfully, we only stayed one night. Bottom line: This property is marketed higher than it should be and realistically feels like a 1-star hotel. It may work if you're only looking for a budget stay in a prime location, but if cleanliness, comfort, or atmosphere matter to you, I'd strongly suggest looking elsewhere.

Broken Toilet, Broken Hot Water heater for Shower, Broken Elevator which is the ONLY one for Hotel…read moreso 5th Floor exercise whether you desired or not. Food In Restaurant was inedible. This may have been the grand restaurant of Dumaguete 40 years ago, but its now in desperate need of new ownership, remodeling, and upgrades in every area.

I went there just right after the storm passed by in Tacloban. Internet was lost as well as the…read moreelectricity all over the town was gone but the hotel was on a generator so there were few problems here. Due to the storm the hotel was booked and my room was rented out even though I reserved it, but luckily they upgrade my room for one night. I felt like a queen in that room. Even though I saw a lot of hair in the bathroom, under the bed sheet and on the bedroom floor, even when they transfer me to my original room there was still hair. Guess they were in a hurry. The staff was nice and receptionists were very accommodating especially when I asked for directions. There was a Jollibee and few sarisari store nearby with transportation around. Over all I can say that my stay was really nice.

The place is under the same management and ownership as that of Hotel XYZ, and likewise brings a…read moresense of refinement and attention to service and details are prioritised. There location is close to the main road and has easy access to local transportation, but most areas of require a jeep ride. The compound has a fair amount of parking spaces available, and free WiFi is available as well. There are three rooms available: single rooms are quite tiny and should suffice for a few nights stay with anything longer proving to eat up on the remaining space within the room; twin or queen sized bed rooms are a bit larger. They both feature private baths and have shared living areas. The deluxe suite room however is like four smaller rooms rolled into one, with its own living area with a refrigerator, and a spacious room within and an appropriately sized bath. All rooms are contemporary and have flat screen LCD TV's.

I always ask the locals where to eat, what to see that's unique, and for any other tips. This…read morerecommendation was spot on. A great place to watch the sunset (no sunset for us this day as there were too many clouds), and enjoy a delicious and fresh meal. A menu of various categories making it difficult to choose. The fresh lumpia was a clear favorite. We truly enjoyed everything. The unique spicy mango pizza was a hit as well. The place also has shopping and during the day you can see crafters at work. Such a delightful visit. Wish we came earlier in the day. Great recommendation!

Okay, ambiance is good its a vibe however it was too hot!…read more Anyway talking about food some are a hit to me some are a-okay. Honestly nothing really is special. They gave us appetizer with the malunggay butter spread and honey butter dip those are actually good and I ended up buying some to bring home. I also bought lemongrass tea omg I loved it. Our experience is great. I highly recommend to try atleast once. Ooops before I forgot I love the icecream with thr cassava cone.