Tuburan Cove Beach Resort

Wonderful place, perfect to relax and calm down. Friendly stuff and quick responding and flexible management. If you look for a private beach cottages with reasonable prices also for in-house food and drinks - this is your place. The sea is not Beverly accessible on low tide but the pool is perfect. We closed the simple cottage, small but beautiful with the view to the sea. You can walk to the next beach with some restaurants and guests houses and also can paddle along the coast line. For others you have to cross the mountain

This secluded hideaway was awesome! Quiet, remote, and beautiful. Awesome staff, great clean facility (and new). We will definitely stay again.

We love the place, so private & good for relaxation.

Fantastic place to stay Good food Friendly staff Good location nice and peaceful

This place was great, it’s isolated and quiet which was a amazing change from Boracay. Sunday and Monday night we basically had the entire resort to ourselves. We took out the kayaks and paddle boards many times on the really calm waters of the cove. The snorkelling from the beach is really good, huge variety of colourful fishes and some corals which are still alive. The pool is nice and large and seeing we generally had it to ourselves was plenty of fun for the kids. There was enough variety on the restaurant’s menu that you don’t need to repeat over a short stay. The food was good and well priced. Staff and owners were all friendly and helpful. Transfers from the airport were easy.

We have read the great reviews and had quite high expectations. That and the typhoon passing by when we were there combined may have an influence on this review. What I liked about the place: It’s isolated, right at the beach, surrounded by jungle. Can’t be closer to nature. The infinity pool is bigger than expected so you can really use it to swim laps, it’s great. Staff is always friendly. What I didn’t like about the place: The food was of mixed quality (we went to the next beach once, the food was so good!!!). they charged us for a single additional slice of bread at breakfast (if you need 3 instead of two), it’s a minor thing but didn’t feel good. It’s just a toast.. Being dependent on the hotel-own driver and that every taxi ride out of the place costs 1000 pesos (no grab there). You can’t pay by credit card. The beach has lots of trash and you can see where it is burnt. (That was already before the typhoon, during the typhoon i understand that they didn’t clean the beach) Our bungalow was right at the path where people would walk by, literally 50cm from our terrace. No privacy at all. Renovation of the bungalow next to ours was loud. So in total our stay was ok, but we would not choose to stay there again.