Ortakent Hotels from S$64

"Manzara Boutique Hotel has the friendliest staff and lovely facilities. Perfect place to switch off and enjoy some sunshine with a view. Dante’s bar and restaurant was recommended and we were very pleased with everything. Can’t wait to return! "

"Very nice "

"Breakfast is average "

"The hotel was visually stunning with vibrant art everywhere, but it doesn’t compare to the staff that was the most gracious and accommodating group of people I have ever met "

"We visited during off season and Ramadan and it was the perfect quiet getaway. The staff was so kind and helpful, the room was comfortable and spacious and the beach loungers were comfortable, with towels provided and food service while you enjoy the calm sea waters. They played calm relaxing music and their breakfast was delicious. Highly recommend! Their spa and gym looked very nice, and their pool has a great ambiance too! Parking available on site was a hit. A short drive into the nearby town offered many cafe and restaurant options as well. "

"Lovely accommodation, very clean and everything you may need for your stay. Staff were very welcoming. Would definitely go back here again "

"Clean room, "

"I really enjoyed my stay here but unfortunately the food was not always fresh. A lot of the snack foods were from frozen. Filter coffee was only available in the breakfast buffet and then taken away. At the bar the nice coffees were no longer being served due to shortage of capsules. I know they are winding down for the season but a decent coffee was nowhere to be had. Apart from that the rooms were impeccable. The gardens and grounds beautiful and the staff were extremely polite and helpful. "

"Despite its scenic location, landscaped layout and stylish rooms, this hotel currently lacks the standards of a truly higher end offering. Staff are very polite and friendly but not at all experienced. Breakfast was quite lacklustre, despite the bounty and variety of local produce. Large cleaning carts parked in guest toilets, conversations interrupted with POS machines to settle extra charges in haste signal some training and managerial issues. The hotel group may be expanding a bit too fast and its service standard is not in keeping with a five-star at all. "