Reviews of Adrianas Place Boutique Guesthouse

Lounge, common area, restaurant, bar were very stylish and tasteful. Even the dorm room floor tiles were nice. Garden was nice, and they had secure parking for motorbikes.

I was the only guest in the dorm room, so there was an argument about using the advertised aircon. It's not my fault I was the only guest. They said it's not economic to use aircon for one dorm guest at the advertised price. So don't advertise at that price!!! It's very misleading.

only a 10 minute drive from alona beach. was in a quiet location and close to dumaluan beach

had no sleep. all throughout the day and night stuff was falling onto the tin roof and it was unbelievably loud. tried to get breakfast on the first morning but everything we asked for was unavailable. apparently even 2 slices of plain toast.

It was clean and peaceful. Staff were very accommodating

The water used for shower I think is saltwater, but they were able to provide fresh water to be used for toothbrush. The aircon in our room was not that cold.. not sure why..

Bathroom was spacious. Whole room was clean. I liked the names of the room (Cactus was my name). They made good cheese and tomato toasties. It was quiet all night and close to vegetarian restaurants. Staff very polite and genuine, offering to help me book tours etc.

The pillows were way too huge, my neck couldn't reach so I had to use the cushion. There was no standing fan in the room, just an air cooling unit which I don't like as much. They also left the windows open so when I arrived mosquitoes could have got in. Could have done with much more vegan food on the menu and real fruit juce.

Minutes away from Alona Beach and Oceanica..

AC is not that cold enough, AC filter needs to be cleaned..

The only thing I liked was that it was close to Dumaluan beach and one person of the staff was helpful. The water from the shower was salty, room was really hot and couldn’t leave the door open to refresh it as there were tons of mosquitoes outside waiting to enter. The bed was not the best and the room was not clean at all.

if you are planning to save on accommodation -go for it. my partner wake up with a massive cockroach on his face. no sleep. there ware a few of them. they don't bite, so if cool with it - great stay. we moved after first night.

Comfortable and homey

Some of the facilities during our stay are not working

I was here 3 times already snd I will always go back.

Home like vibes as soon as you walk in, the cute little touches to the room to make it comfortable. The location was perfect, 15 mins walk to the beach where you do have pay to enter then once on the beach you’ll see a beach resort with various coloured bean bags and you can pay £8 for a day pass. They organised a tour for us to the chocolate hills and the tarziers, which was very reasonably priced. There is a restaurant across the road at the end which is a eco lodge of some sorts which done some good food, went there twice and there is a 7/11 5 mins walk away, if you turn right at the junction. The staff were so lovely and welcoming we really enjoyed our stay, they even helped us book a tuk to the port for our boat.

The loud air conditioner and the cold shower, but this shouldn’t take from the experience as it was a lovely introduction to the Philippines for us.

nice rooms, with fan or a/c and washroom. at property is restaurant as well. personal is super nice.

road to the beach is with enter fee, so you have to go around if you don’t wanna pay 100 php all the time

Comfortable bed. Good air con and bug zapper in the room. Friendy staff. Close to airport.

Shower wasn't very powerful in the private room but I just used another one in the mixed dorm.

It’s just ok. The shared bar area is nice and they’re open quite late for food and drink.

The air cons so noisy. The area is so loud with karaoke in the background 24/7. The night we arrived there was a huge party down the street that went until 2am. The bass was shaking the walls. (Perhaps not there fault) The water pressure is non existent, we were told this would be fixed but it never was. I had to wash my hair wish a bucket and water. You only get these tiny blankets not suitable to share… however they did give me another one when I asked but it didn’t smell great. Foods expensive.. meegoreng is like 17pesos at the shop but they charge 250 here. It’s just noodles in boiled water. We ended up leaving a couple of days early as it took its toll.

Very spacious. Good character. Hot water. Nice ambience. Comfy bed.

Very loud- roosters roaming the property and doodling all night long. Could hear other guests late at night and early morning.

Really nice gardens and very tranquil and beautiful place to relax and unwind

Great place in nice location.

The location is great, away from horribly overdeveloped Alona. A short walk to a beautiful beach which is well worth the 100peso entrance fee. There were plenty of nice places to eat nearby and small local shops. The garden and communal area are lovely. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I liked the old schools style native huts, which reminded me of my old trips to the Philippines over ten years ago.

There was an odd smell coming from the bathroom and it got stronger and stronger during our stay, by the time we left it was horrendous and I would not have been able to stay in the room any longer. Just personal preference, but green and red paint is a little old fashioned, I think the room could be a lot nicer if repainted with bright neutral colours.

everything was perfect ! the staff was amazing ! i really recommend

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I really appreciate the property’s inviting atmosphere—it exudes a beautifully tropical vibe, thanks to the well-maintained garden. The predominantly wooden construction is thoughtfully designed, creating a harmonious and natural aesthetic. The staff are warmly professional and truly pleasant to interact with.

There was no provision for a clothes hanger in the cabinet, bath soap, or shampoo, which could enhance the overall experience.