Bohol Island Hotels with Gym

Nothing but praise for this resort! We love the privacy and the beauty that this place offers. We were warmly greeted by Sam at check-in, and she told us the wonderful news that we got an upgrade. The room was bliss! We had our own jacuzzi that overlooked their islet. It was super relaxing. It also helped that the room had access to an ever-exclusive beach. What more can we ask for? Well, more apparently. The resort has its own natural underground freshwater spring cave. Glenn, our personal guide was super awesome. We enjoyed our conversations with him and the information he provided us made the visit to the cave more eventful. Ana at the restaurant was a standout. Always smiling yet super efficient. A wonderful dinner experience! Thank you to everyone for making us feel so welcome and always at home at the resort.

Expensive, but worth it. Hospitality is top notch, never met so many nice people in my life, bed was very comfortable, everything was clean, and food was good. Massages were the best I’ve ever had in my life. If we ever came back to Panglao again, the ONLY reason we wouldn’t stay at Amorita again would be due to the price. Everything else was top notch.

staff was great ,was a very safe place to stay ,management was always around and friendly ,great place for couples we had a great 9 days, .the beach is clean and needs more lounge chairs on the beach and change the beer lounge to a regular lounge for after hours (9 pm) to have a drink or glass of wine with some music ,very clean ,WILL BE BACK

Seven of us, all hailing from Bangladesh, had a three-day stay at Solea Resort and Hotel in Bohol, commencing on September 21st. Our visit was official in nature, as we were accompanied by the esteemed Governor of Bohol Mr. Erico Aris Aumentado. During this visit, I had the privilege of receiving a gift from the governor intended for my German boss, which I later brought back to Solea Resort. However, on the morning of the 23rd, as I was preparing to check out of the hotel and packing my belongings, I made a distressing discovery. Two bottles of wine had mysteriously vanished from my room. Swiftly, I reported the incident to the front desk and the duty manager. They promptly conducted a thorough investigation, which included reviewing the CCTV footage, examining my room, and inspecting my luggage. Their scrutiny revealed that, apart from carrying an umbrella once, I had never taken anything from the room. Throughout my stay, my room was diligently cleaned every day by the hotel's cleaning staff, whom we were familiar with. This made the disappearance of the wine bottles all the more baffling. After three days of inquiries and discussions, I decided to approach the duty manager once more today. To my astonishment, he mentioned that they had seen me carrying bottles on the 22nd at the lodge, as per a WhatsApp chat he provided as evidence. However, when I challenged this assertion, he swiftly retracted his statement, admitting it was a mistake. In light of this unsettling experience, I feel compelled to caution fellow travellers about the security of their belongings while staying at this hotel.

Chez Judy is newly opened resort, about 10 minutes away from Alona beach which really ideal if you want a quiet holiday. Although the resort didn’t have a review yet as it’s so new, we risked it and stayed anyway. Me and my family stayed in this resort for 3 nights and we didn’t regret it at all. The hotel is lovely and quiet just what we needed after a long tiring day doing tour around Bohol. There’s a few little things still need improving but, we didn’t really care about it. What we are impressed about is the amazing service from the team. Kuya Arthur the chef alway accommodated our needs and requests when it comes to food. He goes out of his way to provide what we needed. On our first day we arrived late in the evening travelling from London. Although the restaurant already closed, when we asked if we can still order some food, he didn’t hesitated to stay and cook for us even it was quite late at night. His customer service was excellent! Also, the resort general manager was very helpful arranging all the tours for us, it makes our holiday less stressful and enjoyable. Well done to all the team. My apology for the late review, I thought I had submitted this review but, I didn’t realised I hadn’t click submit, lol. I would like to add regarding Kuya Arthur’s own recipe Potato Wedges, they were totally unsolicited one afternoon but greatly appreciated. A really nice touch, AND they were superb too. He is an absolute credit to the hotel.

Nice people, it was fun with the birthday celebration, the band was ok.. It was our second time stays. Still we will come back again next year. Don't expect luxurious stay but it was a feeling of being in a home in front of the beach. The pool was good, though I don't like the idea of no lifeguard no swimming policy especially if you are an adult, you can't swim in the night anymore which is kinda unfair and boring...

A great hotel, the best one we’ve had the pleasure of staying in in the Philippines so far. It’s exceptionally clean, professionally run, friendly, polite and helpful staff. The rooms are great, well laid out, comfortable bed, great, quiet air con and a nice bathroom. There’s a lovely pool area because this hotel is not near the beach (about a 30 min walk or a 10 min taxi away). There’s also an outside / covered dining and reception area plus a mini outside gym. I slept really well as it was nice and peaceful at night. Only 8-9 rooms so not heaving with lots of guests which is great for us. The breakfast was also really good (approx £4 per person depending on the set you choose). Sorena, husband and team run a great hotel, would highly recommend. Thanks for a lovely, relaxing stay.

We stayed here for the seventh time while visiting relatives nearby. We understand the resort is in new ownership and regrettably standards have dropped. Our room was very clean, but, unlike previous visits, lacked an easy chair in the room and only had a blanket with no top sheet on the bed, which we found very unsatisfactory. The pool which has previously been sparkling clean on each visit, was cloudy throughout our stay and with the surrounds was getting quite rundown. The menu now offers a significantly reduced range of unexciting food although the quality was good. The staff, as usual, were exceptional - very friendly, well presented and efficient. Despite these drawbacks, the resort offers good value and the location a short walk to Alona Beach is very convenient.

The owner is Chinese, it is very convenient for communication, it is very convenient to have diving experience, and it is also very convenient to eat, but it needs to be booked, it is a bit slow, and everything else is good. He also arranged for us to go out to sea and island hopping, which is really a good travel experience.

I stayed at this place with my wife for 5 nights. We are long term travelers. - location: the hotel is a bit far off, you will need to rent a scooter at the hotel to explore the area. Currently, roadworks makes the access a bit difficult but possible - staff: lovely staff that genuinely takes care about you. The receptionist (Sam) was really helpful with transportation advice as well as for any other query. - rooms: rooms are spacious and serviced daily. The AC works well and is silent (any long term traveler will know the value of this). There are blackout curtains and the beds are quite comfy - food: we loved the food at this place. The menu clearly displays the German ownership of the hotel and the portions are European sized but local food is available as well. - surroundings: the pool is clean and very nice, the area is surrounded by resident bungalows to which you have no access. All in all the hotel is value for money, certainly partly due to its location...