Hotel Villa Sunset, Boracay

The best thing about this hotel is when you arrived staff greets you with a big smile on their faces, gives you a welcome drink (very welcoming particularly in a very hot humid day), organise your luggage and show you your room. Personnel at the counter and hotel staff were very helpful and provides most information you require and your needs attended to - nothing seems to be a problem. Will be coming back to bring my family so they can enjoy this hotel as much as my friends and I did. Highly recommended.

The Villa Sunset is a small hotel with only 8 rooms, The rooms are very clean and the furniture is nice and useful. Small clean pool in the garden. Hotel is providing free internet. Food service was not tested as the choices of restaurants near by are unlimited. The hotel is connected to the beach by a very narrow walkway of about 120m length. This kind of back yard location makes your stay a pleasant one, due to the lack of the noise of the bustling beach front. Clean Rooms, nice furniture,friendly personnel. I would take this hotel for my next stay again. With only 8 rooms it gives a familiar atmosphere. German management.

As soon as we stepped outside the Caticlan Airport and saw our hotel rep with a professionally printed sign - my name wasn't misspelled - I had a good feeling about Villa Sunset. All throughout the transfer, we were well-taken care of, even though the hotel relied on public transportation, not private vans and boats. I expected this though, considering how much we paid for and the location of the hotel. The trek from the last tricycle stop to the hotel was quite long, and I was a bit disappointed when, after heading towards the beach, we made a U-turn going back inland. I was expecting to see the white sands as I step outside my hotel room door. But I couldn't even see the water from where we finally ended. We were pleasantly surprised when we were upgraded for free to a suite because there weren't any other available rooms. (Just wondering though, how that could've happened when we booked our stay months in advance.) With just 8 rooms, I also expected a more personal touch from the staff. We got just that, especially when, on our way back from Station 1, we tried what we thought was a shortcut through D'Talipapa. We got a bit lost, but luckily enough, the same rep who fetched us from the airport saw and recognized us, and guided us all the way back to the hotel. Personal service indeed! We were also afforded an extended check-out since our flight on our last day was not until late in the afternoon.