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Honeycomb Tourist Inn

At least one room had a leaking toilet, a perpetually wet bathroom floor.

Type
Hotel
Rating
3.9 from 448

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What the reviews say

The boardwalk location, right across from the seafront, is the one reason women return. Noise from the live music carries into the rooms at night, and multiple reviewers note wet bathroom floors and no hot water.

  • The location on Rizal Boulevard across from the seafront boardwalk as the hotel's strongest asset, with breakfast views of the boulevard noted as a highlight.
  • One woman reported ongoing maintenance issues in her room, including a leaking toilet, a consistently wet bathroom floor, no hot water, and a mattress that needed replacing.
  • A reviewer who visited the bar regularly noted that stock of her preferred beer was repeatedly allowed to run out despite consistent orders, and staff were inattentive throughout.
  • One woman warned that noise at night is a real issue, with staff reportedly louder than guests, making the hotel unsuitable for anyone needing rest after travel.
  • The hotel sits directly across from the Rizal Boulevard seafront boardwalk, with restaurants and cafes along the boulevard within easy reach.
  • The exterior presents well but the rooms are dated and reportedly need new mattresses, pillows, and general refurbishment.
  • At least one room had a leaking toilet, a perpetually wet bathroom floor, and no hot water supply.
  • The bar hosts live music that is audible from the guest rooms at night, which affects sleep.
  • The hotel accepts walk-in dining customers and accommodates guests outside of standard meal service hours.

A read of 448 guest reviews. These reviews do not record who wrote them, so nothing here is attributed to women.

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Where it is

Rizal Boulevard, Dr V. Locsin St, Dumaguete City, 6200 Negros Occidental, Philippines

The hotel is positioned on Rizal Boulevard in Dumaguete, directly facing the seafront boardwalk. The area is a recognisable strip with cafes and restaurants, though some were noted as closed during at least one visitor's stay.