I strongly do not recommend this place to visit.
The photos do not correspond to reality. This is a hoax! The rooms are very dirty, the renovation is poor, the smell in the rooms is unbearable, the air conditioners are old, very noisy. The price is overstated five times. By choosing this hotel, we ruined our vacation. We decided to leave the hotel without staying even for one night, but they still refuse to return the money to us. Beware of this place. These are scammers!

Location wise its right in the center of station 2.Dmall is right beside it.its a beachfront hotel but only the suites have that view.hotel lobby is air conditioned which is good.Rooftop pool was nice, the room was adequate, clean and big enough for a family of 4(or 5pax if 3 kids).rooms have amenities and a mini ref. Hot and cold shower is working.Downside is that our keycard did not work properly all the time, the entrance to the hotel is through the resto bar downstairs that is filled with people(but if thats your jive then this is perfect for you)

This is a really weird place. The main beach is a long, mostly white sand beach, with warm, beautifully coloured, flat water and the govt has done a lot to clean it up so, for Asia, it is pretty clean. However, there are loads of people on the sand, sitting or walking around, but almost no one in the water. There are tonnes of shops and restaurants that lead onto the sand, so it feels a little like sitting on a street. Directly behind the beach is a typical Philipino town - dirty, smelly and surprisingly busy for such a tiny island. The beach on the other side of the island is a tip. Clearly the clean up message didn’t reach here. There is trash all over this side, but I guess it doesn’t bother the hundreds of kite surfers in the water. If you are after peace and quiet, this is not the place to go. There are thousands of other beaches in the Philippines that are much nicer and without the thousands of people milling around.
By far the nicest thing to do here is go for a ride on a paraw, a traditional sailboat. They are crewed by locals who sail over from the mainland every morning. With their super narrow keels, these things fly!