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Fast facts

Check in from:		14:00
Check out before:		12:00
Breakfast		Breakfast available
Pets		Pets allowed with an extra charge
Children		Children are welcome at this hotel

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Airport shuttle
Spa
Restaurant
Non-smoking

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Surfside Boracay Resort

Surfside Boracay Resort is a beachfront property offering comfortable accommodation and spa services a 5-minute walk from Boracay Island’s Station 3. It has a restaurant on site and free Wi-Fi in the entire property.

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Anonymous traveller

Comment: 31 Dec 2025

Stayed in: Dec 2025

Although the place looks a bit dated, it brings nostalgia ala Boracay 1990’s. But that is what makes it special in our eyes. It’s nothing fancy but the food, the location and the kind staff makes it such a memorable place. We walked around and tried different restaurants but we always end up just in our area. Love the location at Station 3. If you ask us, we will come back here again and again.
Anonymous traveller

Comment: 21 Mar 2026

Stayed in: Mar 2026

resort is s little dated and the fixes are easily seen and very amateurly done. water preasure is non existent and takes hot water 5-10 minutes to come out. what a waste of water. room was very spacious for the biggest room
Solo traveller

Comment: 12 Feb 2026

Stayed in: Feb 2026

Disappointing experience

Contrary to some other reviews, my four weeks’ stay at Surfside Boracay Resort & Spa was frustrating day after day, from the very beginning. To reach this lodging facility (name it as you like), you will have to drag your luggage over a long stretch of a dirt track, which turns muddy and slippery when it rains. The check-in procedure is a long sermon of all your obligations, their house rules and the sanctions you will undergo if you fail to comply. It makes you feel rather like a villain than like a welcome guest. Furthermore, their staff speaks hardly any English, which makes it quite difficult to communicate with them.
The interior of their rooms dates back to the past century, with an aspect of a cheap backpacker hostel, however, with a room rate comparable to a superior resort hotel. All their furniture is old, worn and mostly damaged (see picture). You are greeted by a huge number of dos and don'ts, pinned to literally every wall. There is even a pricelist of the inventory, just in case you would soil or intend to steal one of their valuable linens. This shows what kind of clientele they are usually dealing with, and it won't make you feel much better. The interior of my fridge was soaking wet and dripping from condensation, because they had removed the lid of the ice compartment. Wasting electricity seems to be no issue. I had to wrap everything in plastic bags, otherwise their fridge would have been practically unusable.
Internet... yes, it is "available" in your room, but it breaks down as soon as you log on. They tell you to try it at the bar (and make you spend money there), but the internet connection there is as miserable as in your room. By the way, if you intend to get a sim card from a local provider as an alternative, you will likely find out that there is no coverage at this part of the island either.
Their restaurant caters primarily to Asian tourists. Its staff is visibly unskilled and absolutely not service minded. Never even dare to bother them with any special request! Breakfast options are limited to just a few poor choices, which are all about the same every day. Though my room rate had "included breakfast" (details not specified), I did not get any fresh fruit, only a tiny glass of canned juice. If you want fruit, they charge you extra. Occasionally they "forget" to serve coffee, too. However, at 6:30 in the morning, before they even started their breakfast service, they instantly hurried to block the beachfront table as reserved for the "more privileged" guests, even though no one ever came. Their attitude was worsening from day to day, no apologies offered. Discrimination of the less privileged, non-Asian guests seems to be part of their game.
Contrary to some pictures on the Internet, they offer no beach chairs and beach towels are only available for cash, the deposit cannot be charged to the room. The beach in front of the accommodation is mostly clogged with a thick soup of green algae, which are absolutely harmless and not toxic. Its appearance however is not very appealing, and you can find much cleaner beaches in the Northern parts of the island.
To sum it up, my overall experience at this place was disappointing. Why would you want to stay at a place where you are not welcome? I definitely do NOT recommend it for a longer stay.
Family traveller

Comment: 13 Nov 2025

Stayed in: Dec 2024

100% recommended

located for my opinion in the best zone of beach of boracay, the calmest zone. you have the whole beach for yourself, as you go forward to the other zones the beach is full of people. The hotel is ideal, small but on the beach. The large room, is basic but with everything you need and most importantly super clean. The staff is super friendly. They leave you beach towels and change them every day. It comes including breakfast which is very delicious and eating it on the beach is wonderful. we traveled with a six month old baby and were super friendly preparing breakfast. super recommended.
Anonymous traveller

Comment: 3 May 2026

Stayed in: Apr 2026

Friendly staff & great service..!

Excellent location

4.5

Angol Point, Station 3, Manoc-Manoc, Malay, 5608, Philippines|6.18 km from city centre

Check in and check out

Check in from:

14:00

Check out before:

12:00

Good to know

Children

Children are welcome at this hotel

Extra beds

17 years old and over

Free

Cot

Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.

Pets

Pets allowed with an extra charge

Breakfast

Breakfast available

Breakfast price

Rs 1,338 (≈PHP 300)/person

Breakfast times

06:30 - 10:00 from Monday to Sunday

Important information from the hotel
Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19), this property has reduced reception and service operating hours. Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19), this property adheres to strict physical distancing measures. Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19), wearing a face mask is mandatory in all indoor common areas. Please note that the hotel located beside Surfside Boracay Resort And Spa, is currently undergoing renovation works from 09:00 - 18:00 daily. No facilities or services will be affected as a result of this work.
Important information about the city
In compliance with Philippine Executive Order 26 passed by the national government, smoking is now strictly prohibited within all public and enclosed spaces. This includes restaurants, function spaces, and guest rooms on all floors.
Accepted payment methods
This hotel accepts the following payment methods:
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Surfside Boracay Resort: FAQs

Surfside Boracay Resort is 6.2 km away from Malay city centre.
Surfside Boracay Resort is in Malay, Philippines and is 6.2 km away from Malay city centre.
At Surfside Boracay Resort you can check in from 14:00, and you'll need to check out before 12:00.
No, there isn't any parking available at Surfside Boracay Resort. If you're looking for a hotel with space to park, simply filter by properties which have 'Parking' under 'Amenities' in the search results.
Yes, Surfside Boracay Resort does have a restaurant.