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"Great stay"

"It was the best place to stay in Bicol region close to daraga albay and the service of the whole resort was excellent. The restaurant vibes was just right and service was great the whole time we were there. It had variety of food every day and the buffet set was amazing."

"Staffs are amazing, they all need a raise. The property is beautiful and the concept is like you're in Hawaii, but the owner needs to spend a little money in maintaining the property aesthetics, such as fixing some loose tiles on the pool and the dining area, caulking the edges of the wall in the rooms and tighten some loose power outlets. Swimming pools are beautiful but needs some scrubbing to get rid of the algae. Pool and beach chairs as well as chairs in the receiving area needs to be replaced or fixed. But overall, place is beautiful, price is reasonable. Rooms are spacious and clean. Some people think it's overpriced which I don't think it is, people needs to understand it's remote, everything they need comes from the mainland. I just hope the owner will maintain this place properly coz I hate this place to go to waste. It's so calm and beautiful, love the boat ride and the people are so nice. "

"They have lovely staff. Our stay was amazing, highly recommended."

"Very nice property in a quiet area, walking distance to anything needed"

"Lovely place tucked away in Cantanduanes. They allow you to use a gas scooter for a very reasonable rate, making it easy to get around the island. Very homey place, and absolutely gorgeous views of both sunrise and sunset. "

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"It was home away from home. The owner, Mr. Lorenzo Beton made sure that my husband and I enjoyed our stay in Caramoan- our first visit to the place. We were provided not only with lunch but also with table and seats for our island hopping. The place is also a 5-minute walk to the foot of the Lady of Peace shrine, located 530 steps (although the locals say it is about 700 steps) above the street-level entrance. Up there you will see the coastline of Caramoan and the islands dotting the Philippine Sea. "