Glamping Alona, Panglao Island — Restaurant in Panglao

To get to the place it's a bit tricky the sight is not obvious and it's a narrow road when u arrive at the first junction the hotel you facing is not the one so you need to follow the road that bring you on a dirt road with no indication or any signs that tell u that the hotel is near . The welcoming is ok u register you have choice of rustic tents or chalets type with different setting with or without a/c. They have an swimming pool that obviously need maintenance and cleaning with all the people's and kids who swimming in this pool i can't imagine what type of water really are i stayed here fews days and never ever saw cleaning the pool or check ph . The foods ... the breakfasts are good the portion are minimal for the lunch and dinner I had a bad experience that foods wasn't available or not fresh and that from the waitress telling me the freezer was freezing so foods not available the chef was not there so the staff was in the kitchen... A serious miss management here very sad that u have an interesting menu but most of it can't have du to irresponsibility of the chef . The staff lack of interest of their jobs mostly sitting all day jocking or stuck on their phone after the morning routine everyone (staffs ) just chill like the customers not too professional. I understand we are in an island and it's really not a 4 or 5 star but u deal with people's and your priority is their comfort and health so if u can't do those 2 simple task you maybe in the wrong business. We all want to make moneys but not on the safety of your...

It was a successful family outing, since we arrived to the one of the best resort there in panglao. What I love the most is the best accomodation we received.Their staff are so very friendly as well as their spanish owner. I love how they trained their pets, we felt over protected by those two big dogs.There is a free use of kitchen for those who have a big family and tryin' to save up money. There pool is perfectly fit for young children and for adults yet it was chlorinated so you better use goggles upon swimming under water. There rooms are simple on the outside but surprisingly in the inside. "You can see there the different paintings by the foreign artist", said by Sir Owner. So, I'll recommend you to visit glamping alona now, and experience what I've been experienced. I'll guarantee that your payment is all worth it! Travel, Explore, Live and experience glamping alona.

-my warmest gratitude to the owner and staff for taking care of us, as we celebrated my mother and cousin's birthday last Oct. 18-20 , 2021. It was an extended vacation so we stayed there a little bit longer that is why we felt like we're home. Thank You...

Mixed feelings about this place. We initially booked a tent for three nights but had to request a different room after the first night. The tents are full of mold and smell so bad we you go in. Upon request we got a basic AC room for no extra charge, which was great! The food is alright for the fair price and the facilities are quite nice too, the pool and restaurant area are nice to hang out. We rented a scooter from them for 500 pesos a day, as soon as you go to the street the usual price is 300, so it is quite expensive!

When checking out we paid for the food we consumed during our stay. Not sure if it was because we switched rooms but they added a lot of bills to our room which we never bought. After discussing we just paid for what we thought was our food but realized after that we actually paid for other peoples food too.

Overall it's a nice place but could be better organized and the tents have to be...