Excellent location in the heart of the village, so very close to many restaurants. Great pool with a view of the water, the only property I noticed with a pool in the center of town. Staff is very friendly. Convenient to have a dive shop on the premises. Restaurant with a great view. They accept credit cards without extra fees.

Restaurant is very poor, both the breakfast options and the menu. The dive shop has slightly higher rates than the others. The dive masters are friendly, but they try to run a few groups at the same time with one boat, so someone has to wait a long time in the water after resurfacing, or swim back to shore.

The whole experience was worth it because of the Quo Vadis diving centre. John Dutton was my instructor for my PADI Open Water course and, honestly, the highlight of my trip. I can’t imagine being able to have a better experience than the one I had. He was flexible and accommodating, and diving with him was a joy for us. We stayed in the premiere suite and the balcony was a fantastic asset for sunset views. The room was simple but spacious, warm shower, comfy bed. Not the most luxurious but definitely enough for a wonderful few days.

When we booked it they mentioned that the airport transfer was included in the price but turns out we had to pay for it in the end - could have been a misunderstanding. The Artista restaurant could do with a little upgrade - too gorgeous views for the food quality/options.

The staff is exceptionally kind and helpful. The restaurant on sight has a lot of options for food and not badly priced for the beachfront location and ease. There are tons of restaurants about a 8-10 min walk away and some even closer. We loved the wood fired pizza place 3 mins from the property. It’s across from a little travel agency/group. Jomar and his staff there helped plan our sardine run, whale sharks and canyoneering as well as the return trip to the airport. His prices were exceptionally good. Very reliable and 10/10 experience for us. I know the hotel also arranges dives as it’s a dive resort but we didn’t end up using them as we ran out of time to do any padi course. However, it looked really organized and lots of people were saying how excellent the padi course was with the hotel. It takes about 3 days. The hotel was clean, breakfast was good and the staff always had a smile on their face. If I return to moalboal I would stay here for sure.

The road coming to the property isn’t well paved (as with many roads in Moalboal) so when it rains it gets quite muddy all over the town. Not the hotel’s fault.

Top notch resort with a great diving centre. Stuff was very helpful, we extended our stay there so that my family was able to finish the diving course. The rooms are big, we had to move, so we tried different types and all were great and spacious. You can go snorkelling right from the hotel, there are turtles and the coral reef. You can't go swimming and to see the sardines though. For that you have to walk 500 metres north. The pool is nicely taken care of and you can enjoy your drink there. The restaurant is located on the cliff with nice views over the sea. The diving centre is superbly organised, very professional. We really enjoyed our diving there. Highly recommended!

There could be some family packages for staying at the resort and doing diving courses. For a family it get get quite expensive doing it all together.

The best advantage of this resort is that it is near to the sardine run site, which is approximately 50 meters away from the beach to which a 5-minute walk from the resort. To fully enjoy the sardine run, scuba diving is preferred over snorkeling as sardines run at 12-15 meters deep underwater. This resort is also a PADI five-star dive center and I saw students were practicing skills in the swimming pool during my stay. The staff is friendly and helpful. They help me to print a document which I need badly. The restaurant is also good at providing excellent breakfast and dinner. I had one dinner there and went to Ven’z Kitchen in town at the other night for dinner. The resort also provides private transportation services to all major destinations in Cebu, for example the Mactan-Cebu international airport. I appreciate this service as it greatly saves my time on the road.

The only thing I complain about is the mattress and pillow, the material of which is something like sponge. This makes me feel uncomfortable and hot when lying in bed.

Quo Vadis is a lovely small resort located towards the end of the Panagsama beach strip. Bonus is the pool and you also have access to the ocean at the front of the resort down a few steps. It should be noted that it’s best to swim in the ocean at high tide.

There were some massive cockroaches in our room - this wasn’t a reflection of the place being dirty but more the fact that there were holes where they could pop in.

I absolutely enjoyed every moment during my stay. The room was very comfortable and clean! As it is a dive resort, the dive shop was excellent. The dives were amazing, especially the sardine run and pescadero island. John, the general manager, runs an exceptional dive shop. Everyone is positive, skilled and caring. Everything runs seamless. They really go out of their way to make you feel at home and ensure you have a great experience.

Fantastic location, big rooms (we had a superior but others with us were in sea view rooms and they were also a good size). Onsite dive shop was really good. We did snorkelling trips with them a few times. Far enough away from town to be quiet but close enough to walk or catch a tricycle to. House keeper was very good.

- Air con was really noisy. Take ear plugs and/or NC headphones. - Shower pressure very weak though this may be location related. - took a long time to receive drinks when ordering at pool.

We booked this place on the day and the staff/hotel were very accommodating. The location was excellent, it had amazing seafront views of the sunset, and was just a 10 minute walk from all the restaurants while still being in a quiet area away from the hustle and bustle of the noisy bars. The room was big, comfortable and clean. The staff were lovely especially the diving centre manager John. We didn't actually do any diving, but John was unbelievably helpful, patient and generous with his time. As a Brit that moved to the Philippines several years ago, he understood the challenges foreigners face and really helped us out.

The breakfast options were not amazing, but for the price, it was more than adequate. There were some noisy dogs nearby that would bark a lot in the mornings and evenings, but this is fairly typical in the Philippines and not something the hotel has any control over, just thought it would be worth mentioning.

Close to nature and it was a comfortable stay. The housekeeping staff gave us new towels every day which was great. There was even a place outside our room to dry our wet swimsuits.

The water pressure in the shower and the water heater at the lowest temperature was too hot. We had to toggle it on and off during our showers. The resort was about 10mins from the main road and the roads are poorly lit at night so be careful about staying out too late.