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"This place is amazing. The food choices are incredible. They have impressively good pizza. Great coffee. I cannot emphasize enough how good the food is. Service is good. Place is clean. "

"Towels smell very good, bed quality excellent."

"Close to ferry & beach. Friendly staff, beautiful grounds w pool, quiet location. They have generator for brownouts. I recommend low season to malapascua"

"The resort staff are very accommodating. The property itself the surrounding and the bedrooms are well keep and clean. It feels like I’m in Greece. The. Continental breakfast are excellent you have a choice of American. Italian or Filipino. The property owners are wonderful hosts. The only drawback for me is I have to go through so much stairs but every steps is well worth it. It really is a beautiful place to stay if you like quiet and secluded area."

"We had a nice ocean view it was a nice room . They helpeded us arrange our diving trips. A private beach. They did get a little too strict regarding entering the water . It was hard to walk on hot sand to get to snorkeling area. But we loved the place."

"Great dive hotel on a lovely beach. Communication prior to stay was excellent, room was clean and comfortable and bar restaurant was awesome. Most importantly, they were brilliant to dive with - the first boat out in the morning and I wouldn’t hesitate to book again when we’re next in Malapascua"

"Not at all like the pictures. Internet was awful. No fridge, bed was hard, one sheet, no blanket or comforter, coffee was instant, water was brackish, a lot of poverty, tried to put in awful room and shared bathroom, door fell off when I went to use it, paid for an ‘upgrade’ to have my own bathroom. Window in bathroom wouldn’t close. Go to one of the other hotels. "

"For my money, Blue Corals is the best value on Malapascua Island. The staff are amazing and even gave me a free upgrade to a room with a private balcony with a ocean view. The Mango Pancakes at breakfast Time are to die for, my one and only complaint is it seems the island shuts down around 8pm and their is nothing really to do."