Beach Resorts in Malapascua Island

"Spacious clean rooms. Hot showers cold air conditioning. Beautiful White sand

quiet location. 5 minutes walk to local shops and street food. On site restaurant has no ability to cook any hot food. Breakfast looks great but cold even though requested hot !! Avoid the restaurant at all cost. Happy Hour at the bar is only for cocktails NO beer so totally pointless that’s why the bar is always empty… Tried to change for drinks we didn’t order or consume upon check out. The cashier Rude...

"A part of me wants to say this is not a place to visit because it is such a chem. But in fairness to the folks and property, I cannot do that. Staff are amazing, a light breakfast offering is just right to the start the day. Fantastic views from almost every room. Walking distance to eateries, bars, local shopping spots. Thanks to staff for making our stay amazing. "

"Party all night right below our room. Glad we booked the rest of our stay elsewhere. Sunrise off the balcony was nice. Room was big. "

"Great dive hotel on a lovely

. 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"

"They have a good food love my breakfast there and so friendly staff and the

is awesome love the dogs"

"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

. 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."

"Absolutely loved our stay. The staff are great and nice. The food is good, the

is amazing and clean and the dive team onsite is top notch."

"Close to ferry &

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