- Nice staff, rooms were big and airy & comfortable bed with easily accessible stairs for top bunks (+++) . Big bathrooms and work space looked good although was too busy so wasn’t able to use it.

No wifi or signal in rooms (maybe a few metres from the co working spaces) I don’t know why the wifi just doesn’t reach the room which was super inconvenient as there’s also no signal in the area. Hot water in the shower was also hit or miss, and the drainage didn’t work so was walking around in dirty water from other showers. My locker was also broken so I couldn’t store any valuable items with a padlock.

Lovely place! Lots of areas to chill and hand office to work in! I was lucky with my room and had the white curtains which looked lovely. The bed was so comfy and felt new and there were two really nice pillows.

Was pretty unlucky that the pool wasn’t available. Would have been nice to have been told before booking. The Wi-Fi is great in communal areas and the designated office to work in but a shame it doesn’t work in the bedrooms. PLEASE change the metal curtain hooks to either plastic or material. I was unlucky in my room with some guests not caring how much noise they made and slid the curtain open and shut constantly and the noise was horrific.

I stayed at Lexie’s Workspace in Siargao for three weeks, and it was an amazing experience. If you’re looking for a calm, productive place to work and meet like-minded people, this is the perfect spot. It’s not a party hostel, which suited me perfectly. I stayed in the female dorms and met a great group of digital nomads. The atmosphere is friendly, and everyone there was focused on working while enjoying the island’s beauty. The hostel has several common areas, including a rooftop pool with an incredible view, which was a great place to unwind after a day of work. There’s also a co-working space with AC and a fully equipped kitchen, where I could cook meals, which is a huge plus for long stays. They have a restaurant on-site as well, so you never have to worry about food. One of the things I loved most was how responsive the staff was. Siargao is an island, so naturally, bugs are something you have to deal with, especially when you’re staying in the middle of the jungle. When we noticed a few bugs entering the room, we asked for rubber strips to seal the doors, and the next day, they added them to all the dorms! Similarly, when we mentioned that some of the cooking utensils were old or there weren’t enough, they immediately provided new pans, fryers, and cutlery, which made a huge difference. The bathrooms were clean, and while they weren’t luxurious, they were perfectly fine. The hostel staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout my stay. They arranged transfers at a great price and were always there to assist, especially during the island-wide power and internet outages. While the Wi-Fi was a bit patchy at times (a common issue on the island), they quickly resolved it with Starlink, and they even told us they were upgrading their routers. Despite a few hiccups with the island’s infrastructure, my stay was nothing short of magical. It was my first time traveling solo, and I made friends from all over the world.

The location was a great place for digital nomads since it's kilometers away from the centre and it's less noisy in the area. The co-working spaces were amazing and the view from the place was nice as well. They had a good internet connection in the co-working spaces except inside the bedroom areas. They had a great food menu. The staff were great; most of them were outgoing.

The shower rooms weren't cleaned every night time or afternoon. There were times when the shower floor had clogged water which could be dangerous for the vacationers. Their manager could be friendlier to the guests and other staff.

To be honest, I didnt stayed at Siargao but in El Nido. And I'm inviting friends to come and meet this hostel. Some friends of mine is in vacation in Bali looking to come to Palawan and I Alexias El Nido is the best hostel I ever met so far!

I dont have complains from here. Alexias is really my favourite hostel ever with 2 pools, restaurant service, many areas, front of the beach, tranfer service, best sunset view and the vibe and decoration of the place is amazing

I liked every bit of everything in Lexias, everyone is so friendly even the owners - the quiet feeling and our comfortable beds and pillows in our rooms will make you feel truly at peace and promotes deep sleep, gives a sense of security in the area.

The only thing I might not like is despite the reminders and signs "wash your used glass or dishes" or "keep the sink/kitchen area clean" it's still not being followed. The dirty dishes piles up and promotes cats going up the sink and promotes cockroaches or flys.. hope this can be strictly implemented.

I like their workspace area. It helps me to focus. I like their pool and the peaceful area. Away from the party. If you want somewhere peaceful this is the place.

Too far from the center if you dont have a motorbike; Dogs are barking always; Wifi can't reach the rooms.

Location is away from the main area but really peaceful. The pool is stunning as it overlooks the island and you really feel away from it all. There are multiple different areas to relax.

Poor wifi signal in the rooms. Dorm rooms are very basic and a little cramped.

Lots of different areas to hang out, awesome roof top pool, great for looking at stars at night. Big comfy beds with stairs up to the top bunks. Friendly and helpful staff. Huge bathrooms with lots of space to get ready in.

Would definitely need a scooter to get around town, Tuktuks dont always come down the road that the hostel is on.

If you're a digital nomad and want to meet other likeminded people, this place is the best one in island to stay. They have Starlink and electric power backup so didn't have any problems with my work. 10/10