The view of the beach is absolutely beautiful. More stunning than the pictures shown. It is very private and quiet. The staffs are amazing and very welcoming. Food is good. The only thing that I would like to point out is the big pile of sand mixed with garbage accumulated on the side of the property. not very nice to look at. And as you go further down the beach there are more trash being thrown maybe by locals or tourists and just being left there.I hope people will respect this beautiful beach and I also hope there will be better waste management as well.

The staff and management, the entire team's are amazing. A real essence of traditional Filipino hospitality - warm, generosity and welcoming spirit. They have provided us the utmost care in our entire stay.. Resort activities are fantastic considering the size of the resort, you have a choice of horse riding across the white sand beach to unlimited water sports like snorkeling and kayaking are just a step away! I must not forget to mention, the mesmerising view from the infinite pool, Oh!!!! Lala!!! Highly recommended!!!

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Everything was great! From the staff, room, facilities, food, etc. The view to the ocean from hotel is breathtaking. Despite the long drive (2-3hrs from airport), it was all worth it. The staff are all friendly and accomodating. Food was, although limited, were also great. They offer Airport-Hotel transfers and Tours, which we both availed and I must say cheaper than getting from outside companies. We recommend Sir Reigan, our driver in our tour and from hotel to airport transfer. He is really friendly and a fun tour guide/driver. Can't wait to come back!

Just one but not a negative one, more like suggestion: Maybe add a door or curtain at the shower so the water don't splash outside the shower area.

Everything was absolutely perfect - location on the white sand beach, spotless room and bathroom, wonderful staff and good food. Excellent drinks! And for those, who are planning a holiday in Anda next year, you will have a chance to stay in a brand new rooms - the hotel is being extended!

The only, small suggestion - in a country with such delicious fruit, that would be nice if juices served for breakfast would be fresh, instead instant... But it's not really big deal.

We had a lovely stay at Anda White Beach Resort. The hotel is simple but very cozy. It has a nice pool and direct access to the stunning white beach. The room is spacious and clean. Food menu isn’t extensive but everything was well cooked and delicious. We tried a few local dishes and they didn’t disappoint. The Tortang talong and the banana turrón are a must try! Finally, the staff was superb. They are always friendly and polite and they take care that you have everything you need.

Old bathroom sewage is a bit smelly.

The location was fantastic and very peaceful. Having the diving facilities, Anda Diving, just down the road made it perfect!! We went diving every day and so many turtles, beautiful fish and coral. The hotel tried to be helpful any time. They even helpedl in arranging our direct transfer back to Panglao Island when we checked out, with their transport. We will definitely come back!! Special thanks to Charlene, Dawn, Chris and Ryan for taking such great care of us! Also all of the pool, and cleaning staff

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Very accommodating staff. It feels like you're staying with family. It peaceful and quite which is very good if you're looking for a place to just relax and recharge. The beach is clean with powdery white sand. The infinity pool is great. The palm trees really added the tropical feel of the resort. And the food was delicious! My family loved it. Would definitely come back and recommend!

The only thing though is it's quite far from the main attractions of Bohol. It would be atleast a couple of hours by car which is something to bear in mind. It could be tricky to find it coZ there was no sign on the street where you're supposed to turn.

I totally loved this place. The location is very remote, with the prettiest beach access around the other hotels (be aware it’s a good 2.5h drive by car from the port if you arrive by ferry). The remote location means you have an almost private white beach with palm trees (obvs there might be other guests). The pool is overlooking the sea and is well maintained (multiple cleanings a day to keep leaves out). The room was very spacious and clean even though furniture seems to be a little older. The breakfast was included for us and very delicious - especially the pancakes. The restaurant in general was quite good - pricing is adjusted to a remote hotel restaurant so don’t expect insanely cheap pricing. The staff helped with ANYTHING and was the friendliest i have experienced over 3 weeks in the country. They organized room massages, transport, scooters, snorkeling trips for us.

There is currently a renovation next door which obviously you could hear - no blame on the hotel as this is out of their control.

The staff are extremely helpful and attentive. The buffet breakfast offered a good range of choices, Filipino and Western. The new year’s gala dinner was well thought through with a DJ, games, band and a dance troupe.

Housekeeping was hit or miss. We were 3 people registered in the room and they kept on providing two towels only, even after asking for three towels several times. We stayed in the hotel for 6 days so it should have been noted.

This hotel has a very stunning location facing the sea and on a stunning - almost virgin - beach. The infinity pool overlooking the palmtrees and the sea is just great! The staff was also extremely friendly and accommodating and with my friend we had a very nice 2-night stay. The village of Anda is just 5' away by tuktuk and for those who want to walk on the beach, then the village is about 30' walking. Very good wifi too, and breakfast can be served till 12h which is quite uncommon in the Philippines! :-)

clearly, the management of this hotel doesn't invest in maintenance and a lot of things should be taken care of in this property (A/C dripping, broken shower door and very little water to properly shower, very old sun chairs ...). But after having seen many hotels in the Philippines it seems that this is a very general problem everywhere... however, for the price travellers pay, I believe that a part of the benefits should be reinvested in proper maintenance, especially with the proximity of the sea and occasional typhoons which are certainly not helping