Prince John Resort

Best location if you want to just relax and spend the day woth nature. The service was the best, John (the Owner) is hands on and wont leave you hanging. Food is also superb! The room is cozy. The shower area is a classic! It’s spacious and OPEN AIR with no roof so its like showering under the stars, but dont worry coz it still is giving you the privacy you need.

John is the nicest host you can ask for. We reached the Resort with a rented Scooter with no problem. The road here is close to be finished. We got a free welcome drink and the Huts are simple but very beautiful. The place is tidy and well taken care of. The place is solar powered and has everything one can need. Kayak rental, a Restaurant and super helpful staff.

An idyllic spot with a laid-back beach vibe, set right in the middle of nature. The property is spacious and the kids loved swinging on the ropes. There are plenty of different seating areas, and the atmosphere gives you that wonderful “deserted island” feeling. There are activities like SUP boards available, and we took a fun ATV tour to nearby waterfalls. It’s the kind of place where you truly get that Palawan feeling. Don’t expect the comforts of a city hotel for example, there’s no air conditioning. But in return, you can shower outside under a banana tree, and if you get up at night to go to the bathroom, you’ll see the stars above you. It’s an “outdoor house” kind of stay. We were perfectly happy entertaining ourselves, but if you need constant activities or organized entertainment, this might not be the place for you. Here, it’s all about doing nothing and experiencing island life. There’s a wide choice of food with large portions, and the staff really try their best. John has created a beautiful place where you can truly unwind. Just be mindful of jellyfish in the waters in front of the resort.

We were a group of nine traveling on motorcycles, and even the access to the resort was more of an adventure challenge than a normal hotel road. However, the biggest disappointment was the bill for consumption and services. A bottle of gin that costs around 195 pesos was charged to us for more than €30. The owner was not willing to offer any discount or explanation. I did not expect this kind of attitude in the Philippines, and during our entire trip we did not encounter anything similar. The beach is coral and not suitable for swimming with children. If I were traveling with my family, I would stay here for a maximum of one night. I definitely do not recommend this place and warn others about the extremely high prices for food and drinks.

Out of all the different types of accommodation we loved this most, including the kids! John organised wonderful snorkelling trips , & in between we lounged on a swinging bed on the beach & played board games. Heaven. Don’t miss this place