CED Villas — Hotel in El Nido

|I made a booking with CED villas on booking.com. It was refundable up to a certain point but after that became non refundable.||There was a volcanic eruption in Manila on the 12th Jan which caused the MNL airport to close meaning it was not possible for us to get to the Philippines, let alone el nido anymore.||So I made a request to ask for a refund since ced villas still had time to offer our rooms to other guests and thought that they would have some sympathy considering the circumstances.||It was disappointing that they rejected the refund application, but even more so is that they did not even reply back to my multiple messages. They found it quite easy before our trip to send multiple messages on which activities we could book through them and airport transfers we could arrange with them, but they found it difficult to message me back when help was needed.||They took the full amount for 2 superior queen rooms for 3 nights including breakfast.||Unfortunately situations like this cost their company more then refunding the money as now we wont be using ced villas, my friends and family wont use ced villas, and now they have this review on...

Absolutely loved staying at CED Villas for 3 nights! The staff were so helpful and friendly. We had room 3 and its was perfect! Great air-con and roof fan. WiFi was exceptional! The included breakfast was 10/10 and they even organised a very early 4.45am one for us the day we left to catch the ferry to Coron. Scooters on site to rent and beer/drinks fridge plus snacks to purchase. The bed linen was better than what I have at home! Softest sheets in the world and comfy mattress too! We also got 3kg of washing done and it was sparkling clean and folded so perfectly for 70p per kilo we were so happy to have clean clothes again. Also at night it feels like a fairly garde wonderland with the cute lighting through the property. Would only go back to El Nido to stay here again! Thank...

enjoyed the traditional Filipino breakfast: freshly cooked Danggit (rabbit fish) and tocino with native vinegar, garlic rice and egg. Palawan Danggit is meatier than it's relatives from Cebu Island. this authentic experience is served at the terrace of your own air-conditioned native cottage made of indigenous materials. It's modern bathroom has a clean glass enclosure and hygienic sanitary wares. visitor experience is enhanced with a quiet garden curated by the enterprising David family with some plant species brought all the way from Northern Luzon. Excellent for private quiet moments although it can be fun for a big family or group who wish to book a cluster of rooms for a private...