Ogtong Cave Resort

Comentarios destacados

• Paula_paraula

  22 enero 2017
  Muy agradable pero masificado

  El resort tiene unas instalaciones geniales para pasar el día: piscina, restaurante, césped, hamacas y el atractivo principal, una cueva subterránea con agua caliente, lo malo es que debido a su atractivo cuando fuimos estaba muy masificado y había mucho escándalo,quizá sea mejor llegar a primera hora de la mañana.

  

• Ananuky

  12 mayo 2018
  Visita a la Cueva

  No nos alojamos en el resort, solo paramos dos horitas a comer y a darnos un chapuzón en la cueva. Casi era la hora de cierre y estábamos prácticamente solos. Nos pedimos unos sandwiches, el precio fue razonable y más completos de lo que esperábamos. La cueva fantástica, de agua dulce y las instalaciones del resort te invitan al relax y el descanso. Pero solo fue una parada en nuestra excursión.

  

• mharchizen

  21 octubre 2019
  Solemnity at its best

  If you want to give your body and soul the best relaxation that it deserves, then OCR must be in your toplists. Price is right Truly satisfied. Nature + Cave+ Cute Beach front + exclusive S.pool for the Check-in Guests= HAPPINESS OVERLOAD Thank u Ogtong Cave Resort.

  

• arapatria

  20 diciembre 2019
  A good place to chill on Bantayan Island

  A resort that boasts the Ogtong Cave - a natural wonder on Bantayan Island. The cave's water is cool and turquoise clear and clean. But this place is not recommended for swimming since the water is shallow. Still, it is a good place to chill and relax. The entrance fee of the resort is around Php 250 when we went there around September 2019.

  

• Hazmat80

  13 febrero 2020
  Low-end accommodations but great beach

  I would give the accommodations a 2 and the grounds of the resort a 5. It's the equivalent of a low rent motel built on a Ritz Carlton property. The Rooms: they're badly in need of an upgrade and new furnishings. The furniture is old and worn and new linens and towels look dirty when they arrive. The rooms are very, very basic and are just a place to sleep. They do **not** provide beach towels! I'm glad I brought my own. There is no wifi in the rooms and the guest "wifi" at the front desk is slower than logging into Prodigy over dial-up back in 1993. The Cave: it's a cool experience; however, the resort sells day passes to non-guests. They take over the cave for most of the day and it's so crowded that paying guests may have trouble getting in there. Go to the cave early in the day to have a more pleasant experience. The Grounds: absolutely beautiful. I had a sweeping view of the sea and could see the sunrise from my porch. There's soft green grass and flowering trees all over, and the beach is steps away. Don't believe the other reviewers that say the beach is rocky, it is not. Just watch out for shells, small rocks, and sea life if you walk on the beach at low tide. They also have a pool reserved for paying guests, which is good since the main pool is overflowing with non-guests that bought day passes. The Restaurant: the menu is very limited and the service is extremely slow (even by Filipino standards). Their breakfast menu is almost non-existent. Eat here if you're starving and don't feel like going for a walk to find a better restaurant. The Jelly resort is a 15 minute walk down the beach. The menu has a lot more to offer, the service is great, and the prices are low. Overall, it's just ok. I don't know of any better places to stay in the area. Know up front that the rooms aren't great and they are just a place to sleep.