HUDOR RESORT

• A guest with dietary restrictions received a sandwich after requesting no ham, but found ham pieces still inside after the staff had simply removed visible ham rather than preparing a fresh sandwich.
• The bathroom drainage problem with foul smells, noting this appears to be an ongoing plumbing issue that hasn't been addressed despite previous reviews.
• Guards keep solicitors away from the property, which guests found particularly valuable.
• The rooms facing the beach allow for sleeping with AC off due to natural sea breezes, though standard rooms have no view.
• Children playing with room doorbells throughout the property creates noise that can be heard in other rooms.
• Deluxe Swim-Up rooms share pool access with other rooms rather than offering private access. Multiple guests reported foul-smelling drainage in bathrooms, suggesting ongoing plumbing issues.
• Property appears to be undergoing renovations with incomplete ceilings and various repairs in progress throughout the hotel.
• Limited breakfast selection and restaurant focuses on Chinese cuisine only. During peak seasons like New Year, housekeeping is delayed due to understaffing.
• Located several kilometres from main tourist areas in San Juan and San Fernando. No convenience stores nearby, requiring guests to stock up on essentials before arrival.
• Accessible by tricycle for around ₱300 for 4 people from main tourist areas, or cheaper via jeepney/bus transport.

A read of 100 guest reviews. These reviews do not record who wrote them, so nothing here is attributed to women.