Resorts & Hotels to Check Out in Bohol

[PeterG]

Ever since Bohol became a famous tourist hotspot, countless hotels and resorts have been established. Some of these resorts are the Flushing Meadows Resort and Playground, the Bohol Beach Club, the Balicasah Beach Club, and the Alona Kew Beach Resort.

Bohol is one of the island provinces positioned in the Central Visayas region of the Philippines. The Philippines is proud to own such island province as it is one of the best tourist hotspots of the nation. The tourist attractions in Bohol include the river cruise on the Loboc river, the spectacular view of the road through a mahogany forest in Bilar, Bohol, the rice fields, in Loboc, the view of the entire Tagbilaran City which is the capital of Bohol, the existence of the Philippine Tarsier, and the famous Chocolate Hills of Bohol, just to name a few.

The fact that there are countless of activities that can be done in Bohol allowed the real estate industry to expand in this city. Businesspeople saw the opportunity to establish resorts and hotels as the city of Bohol has started to become more and more recognized. In this regard, why don’t we name a few of the resorts and hotels situated in Bohol.

The Alona Kew White Beach Resort is exactly located at Tawala, Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines. This is particularly ideal for tourists who love adventure and diving as there are several adventurous activities that can be done in Panglao. In fact, the island of Panglao is known for its diving sites. Regular divers in Panglao also know that there are nearby islands that are also ideal for diving such as Balicasag and Pamilacan islands. This is what makes the Alona Kew White Beach Resort a must-visit place for divers. But the Alona Kew white Beach Resort is actually not just for divers! Tourists who merely want to relax may go sight-seeing by visiting the Chocolate Hills or b watching the second-smallest primate, the Tarsier.

Bohol actually has several resorts or hotels for divers and one of those is the Balicasag Island Dive Resort. During low season, the minimum stay in this resort is three nights while during high season, the minimum stay is five nights. The total land area of the Balicasag Island is 25 hectares and 1.5 hectares of such has been constructed and developed to become a resort. The Balicasag Island Dive Resort is also called the Special Interest Resort which has been opened to tourists since October 1989. The cottages of the Balicasag Island Dive Resort are ventilated naturally and are native-inspired. Local and international cuisines are also served at the restaurant of the Balicasag Island Dive Resort.

Also located in Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines is the Bohol Beach Club. Just like in most resorts and hotels in Bohol, the minimum stay during low season is three nights and the minimum stay during high season is five nights. Although this resort is ideal for divers, it is also perfect for couples as the Bohol Beach Club is described to be a romantic place. The Bohol Beach Club is for all kinds of beach lovers.

In Dao, Dauis, Panglao Island Bohol, Philippines, there is a resort known as the Flushing Meadows Resort and Playground. This is perfect for couples, families, and executives as it offers a wide array of amenities and services that guests will surely enjoy. The Flushing Meadows Resort and Playground actually has a near proximity to the pier as well as the airport of Tagbilaran City. It is situated in an island that features colored rocks and coral flowers.

Merely describing these resorts and hotels can already attract tourists to visit Bohol. One can just imagine the real feeling of staying in one of these hotels.

[Gentle60]

Hello,
I was in Bohol for the second time, and 5 weeks a go and stay in a hotel near to Alona beach.

I was surprised that the "white" beach of Alona is dirty of seagrass and garbage.
While walking along the beach it was a mesh at some places and i think they never cleanup the beach. very pity for a beach like Alona, with nice restaurants, and small shops.

[Rhoody]

Gentle,
you are right up to a certain point.
There are times of the year where one can't do anything against the seagrass due to currents. A lot of stuff gets washed on the beach, that happens also in Boracay a few month of the year.

I stood last time at Lost Horizon and they had 2 guys cleaning the beach the whole day in front of the resort. Sadly I recognized multiple-times the environmental unawareness of many locals and some tourists, dropping their rubbish wherever they walk

cheers

Rhoody