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Nacpan Beach Glamping (H Hospitality Group) — Hotel in El Nido

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Nacpan Beach Glamping (H Hospitality Group)
Description
Chic, informal beachfront hotel offering airy permanent tents with shared bathrooms, plus dining.
Nearby attractions
Twin Beach
El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
Nearby restaurants
Sunmai Beach Bar and Restaurant
Nacpan Beach pier, El Nido, 5313 Palawan, Philippines
Ruby Restaurant
Ruby, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
Kyla's Cocina
8C6C+XH4, Unnamed Road, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
Ver De Nacpan Beach
Nacpan Beach, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
NACPAN GRILL RESTOBAR
Twin beach Nacpan, Unnamed Road, El Nido, 5313 Palawan, Philippines
Combine Restaurant
8C69+C4H Calitang, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
Fisherman’s Restaurant
Nacpan Twin Beach, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
Beach Banquet Bar & Restaurant
8C59+MF2, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
Kawan Restaurant and Bar by Eco Sanctuaries, Nacpan Beach
Nacpan Beach, El Nido, 5313 Palawan, Philippines
Maria's Chickenette
8C4F+G9G Sitio Calitang, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
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Nacpan Beach Glamping (H Hospitality Group)

Unnamed Road, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
4.0(361)

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Chic, informal beachfront hotel offering airy permanent tents with shared bathrooms, plus dining.

attractions: Twin Beach, restaurants: Sunmai Beach Bar and Restaurant, Ruby Restaurant, Kyla's Cocina, Ver De Nacpan Beach, NACPAN GRILL RESTOBAR, Combine Restaurant, Fisherman’s Restaurant, Beach Banquet Bar & Restaurant, Kawan Restaurant and Bar by Eco Sanctuaries, Nacpan Beach, Maria's Chickenette
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+63 917 621 5978
Website
nacpanbeachglamping.com

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Nearby attractions of Nacpan Beach Glamping (H Hospitality Group)

Twin Beach

Twin Beach

Twin Beach

4.4

(145)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Nacpan Beach Glamping (H Hospitality Group)

Sunmai Beach Bar and Restaurant

Ruby Restaurant

Kyla's Cocina

Ver De Nacpan Beach

NACPAN GRILL RESTOBAR

Combine Restaurant

Fisherman’s Restaurant

Beach Banquet Bar & Restaurant

Kawan Restaurant and Bar by Eco Sanctuaries, Nacpan Beach

Maria's Chickenette

Sunmai Beach Bar and Restaurant

Sunmai Beach Bar and Restaurant

4.5

(666)

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Ruby Restaurant

Ruby Restaurant

4.3

(36)

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Kyla's Cocina

Kyla's Cocina

3.0

(49)

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Ver De Nacpan Beach

Ver De Nacpan Beach

3.7

(2)

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Juliana GomezJuliana Gomez
Rooms: Very roomy and spacious, the AC worked great, the beds were 2 queens but can easily be joined together. The mini fridge came partially stocked which was nice. The only down side was not having a bathroom near by, you share a bathroom with everyone else and it’s not cleaned as often as I’d expect for a shared bathroom. The shower and sink water were salty. The outlets in the room were a bit far. Bring a long cord if you want your phone near the bed. Service: When asked the hotel staff were very helpful. But we had to constantly ask for things in order to get service at the restaurant; we had to always wave down a waitress to get service and even then, they’d leave and we’d have to wave them down again to ask for what we ordered as would receive it. The managers however were really nice, we can tell they were always busy to willing to assist when needed. Breakfast: There were about 5 choices for fruit and bread, 3 choices of meat/fish and 1 for potatoes. It’d be more complete if they had eggs. For water or coffee we again had to wave down a waitress every time. I wouldn’t pay for breakfast buffet instead just order or eat elsewhere. The restaurant was also out of a lot of menu items. Location: It’s about 35 minutes away from the downtown area, we rented a motorbike a minutes down the hotel and used that for 2 days it cost about $700 php per day. The hotel has a shuttle that leaves at certain times but it gets full quickly and cost $700 php per person round trip and the latest it returns to the hotel is 6pm. Overall it’s a nice place but I don’t think it’s worth it for the high cost of a night in the Glamping area taking everything into account. Next time I’d get a hotel closer to downtown and just hit the beach down there. But if your plan is to get away from the city and enjoy a stay on a secluded area I’d say it’s worth the experience.
Arisa MirandaArisa Miranda
Overall, this accommodation is great, and is really the definition of glamorous camping. The location is an hour van ride away from El Nido town. There are several providers of shuttle services in El Nido going to Nacpan. Price per trip is Php 300 to Php 350 per person. Roundtrip is around Php600 to Php 700. There are also tricycles and motorcycles offering Nacpan trips and you can hire them for one whole day. The rent, I think is around Php 1,500. Since we are carrying heavy bags and we intend to stay in Nacpan Beach overnight, my friends and I opted for the van shuttle service provided by Discover El Nido (which seems to be also connected with the Glamping owner/property manager, since when I asked one staff regarding our shuttle service going back to El Nido and showed my receipt, she told me that was also "theirs"). The tents are really nice -- complete with airconditioning (but will only be on from 4pm to 10am-- it's ok since you should also enjoy the beach during daytime), refrigerator, toiletries, towels (they provide towels strictly for tent use only and another towel when you go to the beach), 250ml coconut oil, and bottled water. There is an available bidet outside each tent for washing of feet before going inside the tent. Also included in our stay are welcome drinks, breakfast, dinner, and one cocktail drink from Sunmai Bar (just beside the glamping site). But of course, you should check first with the property admin if the amount you paid already includes these -- since it also varies where you book. One drawback is that the comfort room and bathroom are shared, and you have to go outside the tent to use it. They are very clean though, and complete with shampoo, conditioner, tissue, bidet, and hair dryer.
Andrei TeodorescuAndrei Teodorescu
I stayed for two nights at *Nacpan Beach Glamping* in a Beach Front Tent (Tent 3), and I must say, the experience was far below expectations. While the location is stunning—*Nacpan Beach* is absolutely beautiful, and the staff were friendly and kind—unfortunately, the negatives far outweigh the positives. Let's start with the good: the beach is pristine, and the people working there were incredibly helpful and welcoming. However, that’s about where the positives end. The tent itself was extremely disappointing. It was dirty, with the tent’s tarp covered in stains, the pillowcases were filthy, and the carpets were not only dirty but also torn. The floor of Tent 3 was broken, which made the overall accommodation feel cheap and uncomfortable. The shared toilets were also a big issue. They were filled with mosquitoes, old, and poorly designed. You could be taking a shower or brushing your teeth, and right next to you, a guest was using the toilet, which made it extremely uncomfortable and awkward. The restaurant was another big letdown. The food was awful, and unfortunately, my wife ended up getting food poisoning, which ruined the next five days of our vacation. Given these issues, I would not recommend Nacpan Beach Glamping to anyone. If the location is what you’re after, I highly recommend *Angkla Beach Club & Boutique Resort*, which is just a 2-minute walk along the beach. Their facilities are much better, and the overall experience is far more enjoyable. In conclusion, I will never stay here again, and I would not recommend this “glamping experience” to anyone.
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Rooms: Very roomy and spacious, the AC worked great, the beds were 2 queens but can easily be joined together. The mini fridge came partially stocked which was nice. The only down side was not having a bathroom near by, you share a bathroom with everyone else and it’s not cleaned as often as I’d expect for a shared bathroom. The shower and sink water were salty. The outlets in the room were a bit far. Bring a long cord if you want your phone near the bed. Service: When asked the hotel staff were very helpful. But we had to constantly ask for things in order to get service at the restaurant; we had to always wave down a waitress to get service and even then, they’d leave and we’d have to wave them down again to ask for what we ordered as would receive it. The managers however were really nice, we can tell they were always busy to willing to assist when needed. Breakfast: There were about 5 choices for fruit and bread, 3 choices of meat/fish and 1 for potatoes. It’d be more complete if they had eggs. For water or coffee we again had to wave down a waitress every time. I wouldn’t pay for breakfast buffet instead just order or eat elsewhere. The restaurant was also out of a lot of menu items. Location: It’s about 35 minutes away from the downtown area, we rented a motorbike a minutes down the hotel and used that for 2 days it cost about $700 php per day. The hotel has a shuttle that leaves at certain times but it gets full quickly and cost $700 php per person round trip and the latest it returns to the hotel is 6pm. Overall it’s a nice place but I don’t think it’s worth it for the high cost of a night in the Glamping area taking everything into account. Next time I’d get a hotel closer to downtown and just hit the beach down there. But if your plan is to get away from the city and enjoy a stay on a secluded area I’d say it’s worth the experience.
Juliana Gomez

Juliana Gomez

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Overall, this accommodation is great, and is really the definition of glamorous camping. The location is an hour van ride away from El Nido town. There are several providers of shuttle services in El Nido going to Nacpan. Price per trip is Php 300 to Php 350 per person. Roundtrip is around Php600 to Php 700. There are also tricycles and motorcycles offering Nacpan trips and you can hire them for one whole day. The rent, I think is around Php 1,500. Since we are carrying heavy bags and we intend to stay in Nacpan Beach overnight, my friends and I opted for the van shuttle service provided by Discover El Nido (which seems to be also connected with the Glamping owner/property manager, since when I asked one staff regarding our shuttle service going back to El Nido and showed my receipt, she told me that was also "theirs"). The tents are really nice -- complete with airconditioning (but will only be on from 4pm to 10am-- it's ok since you should also enjoy the beach during daytime), refrigerator, toiletries, towels (they provide towels strictly for tent use only and another towel when you go to the beach), 250ml coconut oil, and bottled water. There is an available bidet outside each tent for washing of feet before going inside the tent. Also included in our stay are welcome drinks, breakfast, dinner, and one cocktail drink from Sunmai Bar (just beside the glamping site). But of course, you should check first with the property admin if the amount you paid already includes these -- since it also varies where you book. One drawback is that the comfort room and bathroom are shared, and you have to go outside the tent to use it. They are very clean though, and complete with shampoo, conditioner, tissue, bidet, and hair dryer.
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I stayed for two nights at *Nacpan Beach Glamping* in a Beach Front Tent (Tent 3), and I must say, the experience was far below expectations. While the location is stunning—*Nacpan Beach* is absolutely beautiful, and the staff were friendly and kind—unfortunately, the negatives far outweigh the positives. Let's start with the good: the beach is pristine, and the people working there were incredibly helpful and welcoming. However, that’s about where the positives end. The tent itself was extremely disappointing. It was dirty, with the tent’s tarp covered in stains, the pillowcases were filthy, and the carpets were not only dirty but also torn. The floor of Tent 3 was broken, which made the overall accommodation feel cheap and uncomfortable. The shared toilets were also a big issue. They were filled with mosquitoes, old, and poorly designed. You could be taking a shower or brushing your teeth, and right next to you, a guest was using the toilet, which made it extremely uncomfortable and awkward. The restaurant was another big letdown. The food was awful, and unfortunately, my wife ended up getting food poisoning, which ruined the next five days of our vacation. Given these issues, I would not recommend Nacpan Beach Glamping to anyone. If the location is what you’re after, I highly recommend *Angkla Beach Club & Boutique Resort*, which is just a 2-minute walk along the beach. Their facilities are much better, and the overall experience is far more enjoyable. In conclusion, I will never stay here again, and I would not recommend this “glamping experience” to anyone.
Andrei Teodorescu

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Reviews of Nacpan Beach Glamping (H Hospitality Group)

4.0
(361)
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4.0
1y

My friends and I recently had the pleasure of staying at Nacpan Beach Resort Glamping (Airbnb Villa), and I must say, the experience surpassed our expectations in every way. Compared to Angkla, where we encountered unfortunate instances of discrimination, Nacpan Beach Resort shone brightly with its inclusive and welcoming atmosphere.

Vina, who handled our last-minute hotel pickup arrangements, displayed remarkable patience and professionalism. Our driver, Kuya Arnel, not only transported us safely but also infused the journey with his infectious energy, setting a positive tone for our stay.

Our Airbnb villa, facing the ocean with its own balcony, provided a cozy and comfortable retreat for our group of four. The surprise birthday setup for our friend was a thoughtful touch that added to the overall charm of our stay.

I must extend my sincere gratitude to the staff members who made our experience truly memorable. Laurel and Justine exemplified professionalism, ensuring that our needs were consistently met throughout our stay. Additionally, the Sunmai staff, particularly Ley Ann (apologies if the name is misspelled), were always on hand to assist us, enhancing our overall enjoyment of the resort.

One of the highlights of our stay was the turtle hatching area, where we had the privilege of witnessing the turtles being released into the ocean on both days of our stay. Justine, in particular, deserves recognition for his proactive approach in updating us about the timing of the releases, allowing us to participate fully in this memorable experience.

While our experience was overwhelmingly positive, there were a few minor drawbacks worth mentioning. The restaurant's limited food options, coupled with inflated prices, left something to be desired. Furthermore, there were instances where our food orders were overlooked, leading to slight inconvenience. Additionally, the massage area left a bit to be desired, with masseuses occasionally seen dozing off in the same bed as guests, leaving stray hairs behind. Moreover, the absence of slippers, insufficient hangers, and limited mirrors in our Airbnb villa were minor inconveniences that could be improved upon.

Despite these minor issues, Nacpan Beach Resort deserves commendation for its exceptional service and inclusive atmosphere. Unlike our experiences at other establishments, we never felt marginalized or belittled due to our Filipino heritage. Instead, we were treated with the utmost respect and hospitality, just like any other guest.

In conclusion, Nacpan Beach Resort stands out as a shining example of quality service and genuine hospitality. We are already looking forward to returning next year, eager to once again bask in the beauty of this...

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5.0
2y

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)

Nacpan Beach Glamping in El Nido is an absolute gem that takes the concept of luxury camping to a whole new level. From the breathtaking views to the exceptional service provided by the staff, our experience here was nothing short of extraordinary.

Upon arriving at Nacpan Beach Glamping, we were immediately captivated by the beauty of the surroundings. The pristine white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush greenery created a picture-perfect backdrop for an unforgettable getaway. The glamping tents were spacious, elegantly designed, and provided all the comforts of a high-end hotel.

What truly sets Nacpan Beach Glamping apart, however, is the exceptional service provided by the staff, with a special mention to Kuya JONEL and kuya guard, i forgot his name, but he is bisaya, large body, 1 inch haircut “semi opaw”. From the moment we stepped foot on the property until the time we left, Kuya Nelson went above and beyond to ensure that our stay was nothing short of perfect. His warm hospitality, attention to detail, and genuine care for the guests were truly commendable. He was always available to assist us with any questions or requests we had, making us feel like valued VIPs throughout our stay.

The amenities and facilities at Nacpan Beach Glamping were top-notch. The beachfront restaurant offered a delectable array of local and international cuisine, prepared with fresh ingredients. Dining while overlooking the mesmerizing sunset was an experience we will cherish forever. The on-site spa provided a tranquil haven for relaxation, and the infinity pool offered a refreshing escape from the tropical heat.

One of the highlights of our stay was the various activities offered by Nacpan Beach Glamping. We enjoyed snorkeling in the vibrant coral reefs, kayaking along the coast, and indulging in beachside yoga sessions. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable and guided us throughout the activities, ensuring our safety and enjoyment.

Nacpan Beach Glamping's commitment to sustainability is also worth mentioning. They have implemented eco-friendly practices such as recycling, using solar power, and supporting local communities. It's refreshing to see a property that combines luxury with environmental responsibility.

In conclusion, Nacpan Beach Glamping in El Nido is a hidden paradise that exceeded our expectations in every way. The stunning natural beauty, impeccable service, and attention to detail made our stay truly unforgettable. And Kuya Nelson, with his unwavering dedication and warm personality, played an instrumental role in making our experience exceptional. We...

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5.0
2y

Last month (5 - 12 December, 2022) my partner and I stayed at the Nacpan Beach Glamping. For me, it was my first introduction to the Philippines after a 3 day stay in Manila. Overall it was an amazing experience with only highlights.

First of all the staff was very friendly, helpful and professional at all time. The quality of the accommodation (we had tent 12) was very good and everything was maintained well.

At check-in they told us there could (would probably) be bad to very bad wifi connection, but that turned out much better. We only faced issues two or three times during the whole week of our stay.

The food was very tasty, the drinks were top as well.

Regarding animation and side activities, we enjoyed the massage sessions (at a very good rate!) and daily bonfire in the evening. In the beach restaurant/bar there were pleasant live performances from different talented artists.

Also cool is the fact that the glamping side (there is also a hotel and even an airbnb on site) has its own swimming pool with pool bar.

Besides all of the above, the resort has been planted in the perfect location. The beach and area are simply breathtaking. Not too much touristic and even still very much kinda authentic with beautiful nature. That was a big plus for me.

If you want to go out (what you really should do!), I would definitely recommend signing up for one of the island tours. Go for the El Nido Island Hopping Tour A and if you can, take the private one. It's really not that expensive, especially when you consider the experience that you will get: a private boat trip along the islands and lagoons while you are snorkeling and kayaking, unique beach moments, a crazy BBQ lunch on your boat itself and of course a lot of private pictures and videos. ;-) And maybe most importantly: no stress from any other group members, because it's private, right? :-)

Another last thing that also gave us a very positive impression and feeling about the Nacpan Beach Glamping Resort: their Turtle Hatchery. We've been told this initiative is entirely privately funded by the resort itself. It's really making a difference for the many baby turtles being set free every year.

Last but not least, we would like to thank some specific people at Nacpan: Rica, Rhoda, Shiena, Jonel, Dan(iel), Mike, Vanessa, the GM, the owner, the amazing angles from Massage Angel’s Touch, the security guards, the vendors and of course the doggies.

Well deserved 5 star rating!

Maelina...

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