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Treasure Island Hotel
Suite | 1 bedroom, desk, free WiFi

Treasure Island Hotel

3.0 star property
6.4 out of 10, (37)
"Probably one of the better options in town besides the cherish hotel. The rooms were clean, restaurant had great food and staff was friendly. Would recommend. "
Treasure Island Hotel
Ticao Altamar Boutique Resort
Dock

Ticao Altamar Boutique Resort

3.0 star property
7.8 out of 10, Good, (8)
"I’ve never experienced a better staff than these wonderful people at the Altamar, my girlfriend and I had such a wonderful time enjoying the beautiful scenery, beach, pool and food! The staff surprised us on numerous occasions with a romantic dinner table and breakfast table outside with candles and beanbags! This was my first trip to the Philippines and I’ve never in my life received the wonderful treatment of the staff, thank you for everything! This is the #1 place to stay!! "
Ticao Altamar Boutique Resort
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Masbate has long been known as a land of many fascinating natural wonders, which include Catandayagan Falls located in the town of Monreal, Masbate in Ticao Island. Visitors who have come from all over the Philippines and beyond have been in awe of this breathtaking and amazing falls. It drops from 60 feet to its base into a pool of cool, clear water. It is a picture of grace and tranquility in the heart of nature.
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