Casa Amihan
Brgy. Virgen Sitio Lourdes, Anda 6311 Philippines
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#2 of 13 B&Bs / Inns in Anda
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Casa Amihan is a small and tranquil beach resort nestled into the beach and limestone scattered coast of the Anda peninsula. Relax and unwind in our lovely Mediterranean inspired cottages set right on the water front and a view to the verdant bordering hills of Anda. Swim and snorkel in the pristine clear sea water with no one else around but you.Try our fine selection of local and international dishes, all prepared the Casa Amihan way - individually for you and with a big eye on details.Casa Amihan - The luxury of being away from mass tourism.
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Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
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Canoeing
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Full body massage
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Air conditioning
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English, Filipino
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Grade: 45 out of 100
12Restaurantswithin 10 km
5Attractionswithin 10 km
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If you’re looking for a private place that is not overrun with a lot of tourists, this is the beach resort for you located in Anda, Bohol. I went here just when Typhoon Paeng was raging in Manila. The seas were rough when I arrived but gradually became calmer and the water clearer as the days went by. The staff are eager to please. I think I’ve already tried almost all the delicious food in their menu after staying there for 4 days and three nights. Hope they could add more food selections. The room I booked was spacious, clean and with a nice a spacious bathroom. I wish they could add more lights, though. The TV satellite signal was sporadic, but I didn’t mind as the WiFi signal was very strong and I prefer watching news on the internet and movies using my Netflix acct. The pool was small but it’s just right as they have very limited guests. The best part is that the water comes from a cave, so it’s pure and fresh all the time. No smell of chlorine. The best part is of course the seascapes as the resort overlooks the sea on a cliff. There’s a set of stairs to climb down to a narrow, sandy beach with a fine, white sand.…
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Date of stay: November 2022Trip type: Traveled solo
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Six stars is what I would give. If you are looking for a quiet and exclusive stay, this is it. Forget about Henann Resort. Alona beach is overrated and overrun with touts. We cancelled Henann the moment we set foot on it. So touristy. Thanks to the German owners and the manager, this resort is very well run. It is well staffed and has a very nice well kept garden. The gardeners tidy up the place first thing in the morning. There is a private beach access with fine sand and also a parallel beach in the neighbouring flower beach resort. The sea water is clear and one can walk out 30-50m into the shallow sandy bottom sea. The food was excellent and delicious. The local dishes are all excellent. The breakfast local sausage is so tasty, I’d wish it came with a few more, but it’s fine, still cheaper than the rip off place we had at Panglao (Sarah’s restaurant) where the whole chicken fried cost 700php. I don’t know what that chicken ate to cost so much, better be organic free range. I hope prices are kept reasonable too. There is fibre wifi available. The rooms are beautiful with better than usual German? quality shower head and ample hot water. The rooms are quiet with no vehicle sounds. Love it. I’d wish the resort would clear up the plastic bottles and trash that wash up to the beach at low tide. But it’s understandable and not the resorts fault. our seas are filled with trash we need to clear. But high tide washes the trash to another beach. We need trash education. Snorkel and kayak gear are available free to use. At night, the staff would place lights around the resort strategically so that you won’t feel intimidated by the darkness. It’s so well lit, it’s beautiful. There are mosquitoes around but not of a concern with organic mosquito repellant. The staff at Casa Amihan are every so helpful and even went all out to arrange for our transport and ferry ride. Get the resort to arrange the van transport from Tagbilaran port 3500php at the time of this writing as it is way lesser than the touts at the port gates. However, hang on tight because the drivers are all trying to beat their personal best lap times around the island of Bohol. I suspect there is a championship going on because going back, we reached the port in record time. Our driver had Lewis Hamilton instincts in him, heel toe in the corners, flat out on the straights. Ours was on medium compound tires as it was drizzling slightly. Soft compound tires will get you there faster. World class skill, epic horror for us hanging on for our lives at the back listening to Jon Bon Jovi. Oh wait, an ambulance overtook us, you’ll be safe. This long post is a testament to the hard work and effort of the staff at the resort. Not that I am looking for any free return stay, they were absolutely excellent. The resort was hit by the typhoon Odette and they bounced back. This is worth the 1hour 47mins and 32 and 3 tenths of a second van ride (we should be faster next time) And yes, if we’d spend our money in Bohol, we’d spend it on the local resort rather than a tourist spot at Alona. …
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Date of stay: October 2022
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More than 2 years after to due pandemic, I am back to Casa Amihan along with friends who I insisted to try this resort to experience a real R & R. And they agree that though there are many bigger resorts in Bohol, Casa Amihan experience is different with its best food, service and amenities. They have a breathtaking view! The resort has gotten more enticing with added shade by th pool. We stayed at their new cabana which accommodated 5 of us. Would always come back to Casa Amihan for a true relaxing vacay!!!
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Date of stay: June 2022
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We stay at the resort for almost a week. My child & my niece enjoyed the cozy swimming pool. The room is very large with a friendly manager and food server. We love Filipino food, but here in Casa Amihan you will love more to eat and relax. We almost forgot that we need to end our stay in the resort because of the relaxing mood, friendly and accommodating people. Highly recommended and you will not regret of staying here. We will be back Casa Amihan soon!
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Date of stay: December 2021
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The ambience of the place relieves you from stress and noise in the city. Its a quiet and relaxing place. We love beach and with swimming pool of course for kids. Our room is big and clean good for 2 adults and 2 kids. The owner and staff are so kind and attentive. Their food are delicious with reasonable price. We will definitely back again here next summer.
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Date of stay: May 2022Trip type: Traveled with family
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We stayed here for two nights and would have extended if they had extra availability. A delightful B&B which after a few tweaks could really be world class. Fairly expensive compared to the rest of the Philippines however this is more a reflection of the supply & demand of decent hotels in Anda, an upscale NLD coming area. Pros One of the best views of the ocean from all resorts we have stayed in the Philippines. Excellent selection of relaxation spots and loungers either in the sun or shade The quality of food in the restaurant was very good for Philippine standards. Great WiFi!!! Both signal and coverage - seriously not something to be overlooked when staying in the Philippines where even the biggest and most expensive resorts seem to be plagued with horrendous WiFi. Breakfast (when it finally arrives) is delicious including freshly baked rolls and generous servings of fresh fruit. The standard of the rooms was extremely high - bathrooms were also among the best we have seen in the Philippines. Great spec and this was appreciated as many resorts in the Philippines have dreadful bathrooms for some reason. We stayed in deluxe sea view room 1 - awesome to hear the waves and ocean during the nighttime - just like a Spotify playlist! The staff were absolutely lovely - especially Theresa in the restaurant. She was often rushed off her feet and remained her happy self the whole time! Admirable. Immaculate grounds and clean pool Cons Breakfast took a very long time to be delivered. Even with just us and one other table, it took 25 minutes for our coffee (filter) to arrive and 40 minutes for the food to arrive. This was the case both mornings. Perhaps worth investing in an extra pair of hands in the kitchen, dread to think how long it would take if there were more guests! Coffee not great - although filter coffee seems to be the going standard in the Philippines! It also took 45 minutes for them to prepare our invoice at checkout - a task which should take 2 minutes max. Fan in the room was broken Strange odour in bathroom when we first arrived You’re in for a bumpy ride on the road leading down to the resort! Hold on. Very limited if any selection of other bars and restaurants within walking distance of the resort, you need to take a tuk tuk down to the town. …
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Date of stay: March 2020Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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We were staying a couple of Kilometres up the road and wanted to go somewhere for dinner. Reviews looked good so we got a trike to Casa Amihan. If you do go it’s down a very bumpy rough track...so don’t worry, you are going the right way! As with all the hotels around the area you have to go through the secure gates so it’s not somewhere you would stumble across easily. The small restaurant had a lovely atmosphere and welcoming staff. We didn’t get to see the view as it was dark unfortunately. We ordered a cocktail and a beer and a couple of starters, we should have stuck with 1 to share because the portions were very generous and the food good. I had the famous kinilaw which was refreshing and tasty but I definitely didn’t do it justice after the starters. The sweet and sour fish was also very good...we didn’t manage desert 😊.…
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Date of stay: February 2020
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We stayed at Casa Amihan for three nights in January and had the most amazing time! It is a stunning boutique resort, well worth the journey. The staff here are incredibly helpful and polite. The rooms are spacious and clean and have nice hot showers with good water pressure. Our room had a beautiful view over the sea. The restaurant is Casa Amihan's main selling point, everything we ate there was absolutely delicious. We travelled the Philippines for three weeks afterwards and never had a meal to match. The prices are also extremely reasonable. I would particularly recommend the tuna steak and the ceviche. Finally the beach that Casa Amihan is located on has fantastic snorkelling. I couldn't recommend this place enough, we very much hope we are able to come back again one day!…
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Everything is perfect! The location on the beach, the view from the immaculately clean bedroom, the decoration was on point, reminded me of Greece. The staff were adorable and very friendly. THE RESTAURANT was out of this world. Lots of freshly caught fish and traditional cuisine as well as some Mediterranean influence!! Loved loved lived this place, my idea of paradise 🤗
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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We had some of our best days here on Casa Amihan, Anda, Bohol. Our stay here was over 4 nights and the whole family are totally starstruck of this amazing hotel. The privacy and quietness of this little gem are incredible. The staff were so nice and helpful with all kind of matters. Location is one of the best here in Anda overlooking the ocean from 10m height. Sunsets are as always in the Philippines incredible and here you can share a bottle of wine while the show goes on. As a snorkeloholic i had to take at least some swims a day and the only downside is that the housereef is situated 650m away. The best with this was the training. If you want variation then go to Blue Star dive resort for a fantastic house reef that is more accesable (beware of the current as can be strong here). Did i mention that we are foodoholics as well? The restaurant are top end and we ate almost all meals here. Especially the tuna steak are worth dying for and the sizzeling hotpan with fish was equally good. So Thank you all Kind staff members for an unforgettable stay! Kind regards, Stefan with family…
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Date of stay: December 2019Trip type: Traveled with family
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PRICE RANGE
US$70 - US$83 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
PhilippinesVisayasBohol ProvinceBohol IslandAnda
NUMBER OF ROOMS
5
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Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Amihan
Which popular attractions are close to Casa Amihan?
Nearby attractions include Quinale Beach (2.7 km), Lamanok Caves (6.3 km), and Kaligoon Cave Pool (1.8 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Casa Amihan?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, a pool, and an on-site restaurant.
Which room amenities are available at Casa Amihan?
Top room amenities include a minibar, air conditioning, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Casa Amihan?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant and breakfast during their stay.
Is parking available at Casa Amihan?
Yes, free parking and secured parking are available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Casa Amihan?
Conveniently located restaurants include Hangover Resto Bar, The Old Plantation, and Casa Amihan.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Casa Amihan?
Yes, guests have access to a pool during their stay.
Does Casa Amihan have airport transportation?
Yes, Casa Amihan offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Casa Amihan?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Filipino.
Does Casa Amihan have any great views?
Yes, guests often enjoy the ocean view available here.