PVL Suites

The junior suite rooms hold street noise out and stay cool without the aircon running all day, which matters in Dumaguete heat. The one catch reviewers flag is disputed towel charges billed without documentation, so photograph your room on arrival.

• The junior suite on the third floor comes with a microwave, hot pot, and kitchenette, making it well suited for longer stays.
• One reviewer noted the room stayed cool all day even with the air conditioning turned off, and street noise did not carry through at night.
• The ground floor cafe, 85 Degrees Artisan Cafe, specifically for its coffee, food, and pastries.
• One guest flagged a dispute over towel staining charges, with staff insisting on a fee for towels she said were never used.
• The guard's habit of calling tricycles for guests as a consistently helpful touch.
• Junior suites include a kitchenette, microwave, and hot pot, which several guests found ideal for extended stays.
• The hotel has a consistent art deco style throughout and a 7-Eleven and cafe on the ground floor.
• The hotel sits away from the busy ocean boulevard but within walking distance of multiple dining options.
• One guest reported being charged for towel stains without documentation or proof that the towels in question came from her room.
• The hotel is described as near the airport and convenient for getting tricycles, with staff assisting in flagging them down.

A read of 112 guest reviews. These reviews do not record who wrote them, so nothing here is attributed to women.