La Luna Beach Resort

HungryWandererPH

2.0

We stayed just a couple of nights in the cottage close to the pool. To be totally honest, we weren't too pleased with the support that the vacation resort provided us. The toilet was so small you could barely move. No warm water andno breakfast before 08.00. The wall space of the cottage have become slim and we woke up whenever a tricycle would complete. Finally. We were billed for each and every slice of loaf of bread and every sit down elsewhere when we experienced our breakfast. Furthermore the household dinner was a lot more costly than we dicussed when coming up with the booking.

The Swedish Chef

5.0

We came to the region for the waves, but we stayed for Una Luna. Giampo and Anabelle were'nt just type, they became buddies. We emerged for a couple days and after hardly any deliberation made a decision to stay a supplementary week. Watching sunlight set overthe sea while seated by the swimming pool (or balcony) grew to become ritual. Its hard to place into words the amount of we recommend this location. The meals was delicious and most likely the best we'd in the Philippines. Staff was so good individuals were super acomodating and always smiling. The room really was comfortable and clean. Giampo usually knew if the waves were surfable so when not, this individual gave us great suggestions of things you can do. An unbelievable attraction was snorkeling within an area with hard corrals we'd ever seen (including Crimson sea and also Papua fresh Guinea) the ground was actually covered in different forms of corals and seafood were swimming everywhere. We also had an exclusive bbq at another island where we found giant clams and the pacific sea meet up with the leyte gulf. In a nutshell, greal location, rooms and food but moreover the nicest & most accepting people. Cant wait for your day we are able to bring our friends and families to the small slice of heaven.