Amanpulo

Além da taxa de quarto, tenho que pagar um custo adicional de cerca de NT$ 20.000 por pessoa para passagens aéreas para a ilha. Esqueça, devo apenas me espremer em um pequeno avião com a equipe? Exceto o pessoal que me cumprimentou quando cheguei e saí, que achei muito fofo, o resto foi simplesmente medíocre. Quando cheguei, a comida era tão, as camas eram tão, e os quartos eram tão -então. Fiquei atraído pelas fotos e vídeos de marketing, e só percebi as duas coisas quando cheguei ao local!

Truly paradise , never have I’ve been served like this before, still in awe with everything! Service 1000/100 , food is excellent , not enough words that can explain. Definitely stay here, activities are fun, rooms are so nice and one of the best massages I’ve had! Thank you amanpulo!

Butler Stephen and Fil are exceptionally hands on to our needs. we had the best time being together as a family at the villa, bonded over buggy rides from the villa to the clubhouse and other dining experiences around the island. From our family, we hope to see you again soon.

Our expectations were high for Amanpulo, given the price at $2,000 a night for 5 nights you would expect things to be perfect. But as we expected, this hotel was perfect. Everything was seamless from checkin at the airport to the villa which was exceptional. We scuba dove and I did a night dive which was awesome and freaky at the same time, we did the star gazing one night, toured the organic garden, used the gym and spa as well. We were super happy with the entire experience, everyone was incredibly friendly and honestly it was just a really easy, peaceful, seamless experience. Breakfast was great, lots of options, we enjoyed afternoon tea as well. The GM spoke to us on a few different occasions to ask if he could improve on anything as at the time I really couldn't think of anything. I did later tell them the only thing I could think of was switching out the hair dryer to a Dyson as the on they had was fairly cheap model. If you are looking for a super relaxed amazing private experience, this island is the place for you,. We actually rarely saw any other guests at all. Oh and certainly beach Casita is a must. We will be back!

Beautiful Island with the most amazing beach and great service. The staff attended to our every detail and were available 24/07. The hotel sits on its own island with its own airport. However, the property was little outdated and the prices were just too much. I would go to Maldives for better hotels

Overall the resort which resides on it's own private island is spectacular. The private flight from Manilla takes about one hour on a prop plane. The beaches are immaculate with fine white sand and the ocean is calm and inviting. Each guest accommodation comes with a golf cart which is needed to get around to the various venues. Surprisingly the interior roads are not paved and depending on the weather are either dusty or muddy. Although the resort is evidently about 30 years old we thought is was much newer. The resort has three distinctly different restaurants and the food quality is excellent. The only issue we had with the restaurants is that they never show you a bill, or have you sign off on what you ordered. The day prior to our departure I asked to see a printout of our charges and sure enough there were errors on several of the restaurant charges. The resort didn't dispute the errors and were cordial in their approach but I would personally prefer to be presented with a bill for review each time. The resort offers snorkeling off their boat each morning at 9:00 AM for about an hour but surprisingly does not offer it any other time during the day. You can however find snorkeling sites from the shore. However unfortunately much of the coral off the shore has suffered from bleaching. Aside from the few issues mentioned we were pleased with our experience and would highly recommend this resort.

It’s sort of difficult to know how to rate Amanpulo, because the experience is really all about the absolutely spectacular location, more so than the hotel itself. I’ve rated it 5 stars, but it’s more like a 6/5 on location and a 4/5 for the hotel. That’s not to say the hotel isn’t nice, it’s just not at the standard of some of the other Amans. It’s starting to show a bit of wear and tear, and the rooms in particular could stand to be modernised a bit. There seemed to be bits and pieces of renovation going on around the property (2 of the tennis courts for example were closed during my stay, with a big construction mess on them), but it would be much better if they just closed the hotel and did a proper job on what’s now a 30 year old hotel. If done well, it could easily be one of the best hotels in the world. My random gripes about the hotel in no particular order: 1. The main pool closes at 6pm, which is a huge shame not to mention ridiculously early. It’s also totally unlike the other Amans I’ve been to, which let you use the pool whenever you want. As long as you’re not making a lot of noise and disturbing other guests, I don’t see what the issue is with letting guests use the pool at any time. 2. They really should offer at least one more flight option rather than only to and from Manila, for guests that want to continue exploring the Philippines without a round trip back to their starting point. An option to fly to El Nido or Cebu for example would be a huge convenience. 3. Breakfast stops at a pretty early 10am, and their snorkelling activity takes place at 9am, meaning if you want to do it and have breakfast too you need to get up early - why? They should offer the option to snorkel in the afternoon as well, or else just do it at 11am so guests can have breakfast first. 4. Very old blinds in the rooms which were weirdly difficult to open and close - and even with all the windows closed, the metal chord on one of them repeatedly swayed back and forth against the wall, making noise unless I held it in place with a pillow. They should really have automated shades which you control with a button (I’m aware this is the literal definition of first world problems) 5. I asked twice a day whether I could take a trip to Manamoc, and was repeatedly told it wasn’t possible due to weather conditions (which was sort of bizarre as the weather was very calm). When I was told the weather was finally good enough, they said the boat was then booked so I couldn’t go, which made no sense as I had been asking non-stop since my arrival to do the trip. They did finally accommodate me - but they charged me for a picnic basket which I never had, and 3 crew members which is a huge overkill - just 1 to drive the boat is all that’s necessary. So the trip to Manamoc, which is incredible and a real must in my opinion, was extremely expensive. I’d recommend staying in one of the beach casitas - I moved from a hillside one (37), to a beach one (10) and though

We last came here 27 years ago. It hasn't changed at all beyond the addition of some villas and places to eat. Beach still picture postcard perfect and largely empty. Water perfection. Staff amasing. Food very good. Nice spa. BTW, note to self. #19.