D' Beach Resort
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Check in from: | 14:00 |
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D' Beach Resort
D' Beach Resort has an outdoor swimming pool, private beach area, a shared lounge and terrace in Puerto Princesa City. Boasting a shared kitchen, this property also provides guests with a barbecue.
Reviews from 
Family traveller
Comment: 23 Feb 2019
Stayed in: Feb 2019
A Blast
My family and I loved our stay at Jungle Beach. The view is fantastic, the staff is friendly, the snorkeling is great and the animals are great with kids. Jungle beach is quiet and the food is excellent. The rooms were simple but tidy. A great find!
Hotel response
Comment: 26 Feb 2019
Hello Luke
Thanks for this lovely stay of you and your family.
Is your wife still suffering of the WeChat Joke? :-)))
All the best and have fun
George
Thanks for this lovely stay of you and your family.
Is your wife still suffering of the WeChat Joke? :-)))
All the best and have fun
George
Other
CN
Comment: 7 Feb 2020
Stayed in: Feb 2020
Good for the no-frills traveler
1.5 hours away from the airport. Do not pay more than 2000 pesos, no matter what the vultures at the airport try to tell you.
Nearest convenience store is a shack two kilometers down the road.
No AC hut is elevated with a cool bamboo floor but if walking across wobbly bamboo makes you nervous you may want to get the bungalow. If you get the hut, turn on the fan to keep the mosquitos away and you’ll be good.
Showers have very low water pressure. There’s a button for “heating” but there’s no hot water.
Breakfast is at 8-9, lunch at 12-2, and dinner at 7pm. No menu. You eat what Desiree makes. No food available at other times. Breakfast and lunch 250 per person. Dinner (which is a buffet) 450 per person. Nearest restaurant is 3km down the road. Once the gas in the kitchen ran out and they had to cook on the wooden oven. It didn’t delay dinner time.
There’s a bunch of alcohol. You mix your own drink with Coke or Sprite that’s in the fridge. They can give you ice if you need it.
You log your food and drinks by yourself in a notebook and settle when you check out. Cash only.
Beach is rocky but nice. No one else there. Whole place holds max 15 people.
Some small details needed fixing, which the owner took care of right away: no lightbulb on the bungalow patio, broken shower head holder. The sliding closet doors did not open unless you lifted the door so you can slide it.
Place itself is a few bungalows and the elevated no AC huts connected by short pebble paths.
No WiFi in the bungalows. You can get WiFi in the dining area, which is the main place to hang out. 800 megabytes a day to be shared by all guests. If you have a prepaid SIM card be wary of watching videos or movies as the data gets eaten up a little too quickly in the Philippines for my liking (used up 20gigs on a Globe prepaid card in less than two weeks...without watching movies or long videos).
LTE works fine at the dining area. It’s iffy in the rooms but generally works.
They will send a guy to the convenience store up the street to grab small things you may beee. But you may still want to stock up on snacks, your favorite cigarette brand, and any other sundries you may need throughout your stay.
There’s a waterfall close by but didn’t get a chance to visit.
Overall, a good place for budget travelers that prefer a quiet beach and isolation as opposed to your typical resort experience with a restaurant, cocktails, or other amenities within walking distance. I’d only recommend the owner keep up on the small repairs mentioned above and maintain it better.
I am very sorry to give this a two but if three stars is “average,” Jungle Beach is below it. For a few pesos more you can go to a nice, well maintained place where you can eat whenever you like and have real drinks, then retire to a room that won’t depress you.
The owner is a very nice guy but seems to be out of touch with what he needs to do to provide a quality stay, even by budget resort standards.
The funny thing is if you book this based on the low price, you may think you’re saving money until you realize that, with 950 a day minimum for food (250 for breakfast, 250 for lunch, 450 for dinner), you’re spending more on food than you would had you taken that extra 950 ($18.71 USD at the time of writing), gone to a better resort, and spent 150-300 on dinner from a menu where you have actual options.
That said, we did meet someone there who was on his third stay there. And, as you can see from other reviews, many love it here. It all depends what you’re looking for, so I hope this review adds some balance for other travelers and helps adjust expectations if staying here.
Nearest convenience store is a shack two kilometers down the road.
No AC hut is elevated with a cool bamboo floor but if walking across wobbly bamboo makes you nervous you may want to get the bungalow. If you get the hut, turn on the fan to keep the mosquitos away and you’ll be good.
Showers have very low water pressure. There’s a button for “heating” but there’s no hot water.
Breakfast is at 8-9, lunch at 12-2, and dinner at 7pm. No menu. You eat what Desiree makes. No food available at other times. Breakfast and lunch 250 per person. Dinner (which is a buffet) 450 per person. Nearest restaurant is 3km down the road. Once the gas in the kitchen ran out and they had to cook on the wooden oven. It didn’t delay dinner time.
There’s a bunch of alcohol. You mix your own drink with Coke or Sprite that’s in the fridge. They can give you ice if you need it.
You log your food and drinks by yourself in a notebook and settle when you check out. Cash only.
Beach is rocky but nice. No one else there. Whole place holds max 15 people.
Some small details needed fixing, which the owner took care of right away: no lightbulb on the bungalow patio, broken shower head holder. The sliding closet doors did not open unless you lifted the door so you can slide it.
Place itself is a few bungalows and the elevated no AC huts connected by short pebble paths.
No WiFi in the bungalows. You can get WiFi in the dining area, which is the main place to hang out. 800 megabytes a day to be shared by all guests. If you have a prepaid SIM card be wary of watching videos or movies as the data gets eaten up a little too quickly in the Philippines for my liking (used up 20gigs on a Globe prepaid card in less than two weeks...without watching movies or long videos).
LTE works fine at the dining area. It’s iffy in the rooms but generally works.
They will send a guy to the convenience store up the street to grab small things you may beee. But you may still want to stock up on snacks, your favorite cigarette brand, and any other sundries you may need throughout your stay.
There’s a waterfall close by but didn’t get a chance to visit.
Overall, a good place for budget travelers that prefer a quiet beach and isolation as opposed to your typical resort experience with a restaurant, cocktails, or other amenities within walking distance. I’d only recommend the owner keep up on the small repairs mentioned above and maintain it better.
I am very sorry to give this a two but if three stars is “average,” Jungle Beach is below it. For a few pesos more you can go to a nice, well maintained place where you can eat whenever you like and have real drinks, then retire to a room that won’t depress you.
The owner is a very nice guy but seems to be out of touch with what he needs to do to provide a quality stay, even by budget resort standards.
The funny thing is if you book this based on the low price, you may think you’re saving money until you realize that, with 950 a day minimum for food (250 for breakfast, 250 for lunch, 450 for dinner), you’re spending more on food than you would had you taken that extra 950 ($18.71 USD at the time of writing), gone to a better resort, and spent 150-300 on dinner from a menu where you have actual options.
That said, we did meet someone there who was on his third stay there. And, as you can see from other reviews, many love it here. It all depends what you’re looking for, so I hope this review adds some balance for other travelers and helps adjust expectations if staying here.
Group traveller
Comment: 4 Jan 2019
Stayed in: Aug 2018
THE BEST
We had a great time with George and the ladies. . We could borrow the scooter when we wanted, were taken on an adventure on a boat (rum coco included), had to release turtles and were having fun at the beach (home made jacuzzi included) throwing stones for the dogs. The cooking was awesome, so were the lovely ladies who were taking care of us. LOTS OF LOVE FROM THE 12 DUTCH GIRLS
Hotel response
Comment: 26 Feb 2019
Hello Girls
Yes this was a great time, we also enjoyed it.
Hope all of you still have fun and a good time back in Holland.
All the best
George
Yes this was a great time, we also enjoyed it.
Hope all of you still have fun and a good time back in Holland.
All the best
George
Couple
Comment: 11 Oct 2018
Stayed in: Oct 2018
Beach treat
The delight is in the detail. Turning off the road and through old wooden gates it doesn't look much ... then you walk through reception and to your beach lodge house. Opening the door the main room and the bathroom are beautiful and spacious, but it is the outside shower the impressed me - a torch for the evening walk on charge from solar energy and outside to a balcony wiith a very comfortable sofa to lay and read on and table and chairs. When we ventured through along the tree lined path we found ourselves right on the beach. At the bottome of the steps the lodge house has a large stone bowl with water and a coconut ladle so you could wash the sand from your feet. Apart from this the food is a delight and service attentive
Hotel response
Comment: 17 Dec 2018
Thanks guys
We would also say thank you to all af you.
We enjoied your company.
All the best and have fun
George
We would also say thank you to all af you.
We enjoied your company.
All the best and have fun
George
Family traveller
PH
Comment: 10 Aug 2018
Stayed in: May 2018
amazing staff and interesting animals!
quiet and private, altho conveniently located on the main road. was here for a quick overnight and was unable to stay longer as much as we would have liked. we were off to the waterpark down the road for my 6-yr old....and i was able to quickly flag down a van upon leaving the resort.
the staff was very accommodating and friendly. the owner was also very understanding. we arrived late in the evening coming from el nido. the driver of the van was new, so he was unfamiliar with the location and resort. we had a bit of trouble finding the place.
my little girl enjoyed watching all the farm pets also staying at the compound, the dogs, cats, ducks, chickens and turkeys!
the staff was very accommodating and friendly. the owner was also very understanding. we arrived late in the evening coming from el nido. the driver of the van was new, so he was unfamiliar with the location and resort. we had a bit of trouble finding the place.
my little girl enjoyed watching all the farm pets also staying at the compound, the dogs, cats, ducks, chickens and turkeys!
Hotel response
Comment: 17 Dec 2018
Hi there
You already know we enjoied your stay as well.
Specially your artistic work with this stone men.
Hope you liked my poem on the Facebook page, smile.
Sorry, in German, but it was to long to do that in English.
Have a great time
George
You already know we enjoied your stay as well.
Specially your artistic work with this stone men.
Hope you liked my poem on the Facebook page, smile.
Sorry, in German, but it was to long to do that in English.
Have a great time
George
Excellent location
KM 73 North National Highway, Brgy. Binduyan, Concepcion, 5300, Philippines|0.49 km from city centre
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Good to know
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
Please inform D' Beach Resort in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. Payment before arrival via bank transfer is required. The property will contact you after you book to provide instructions. In accordance with government guidelines to minimise transmission of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), this property currently isn't accepting guests from certain countries, during dates where such guidelines exist. In accordance with government guidelines to minimise transmission of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), this property may request additional documentation from guests to validate identity, travel itinerary and other relevant information, during dates where such guidelines exist. It is not possible to stay at this property for Coronavirus (COVID-19) quarantine purposes. Guests will receive a rental agreement which must be signed and returned to the property prior to arrival. If guests do not receive the agreement on time, they should contact the property management company at the number on the booking confirmation. A damage deposit of PHP 1000 is required on arrival. This will be collected as a cash payment. You should be reimbursed on check-out. Your deposit will be refunded in full in cash, subject to an inspection of the property.
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