Sunset German Beach Resort & Restaurant

Women keep coming back for the German food and the quiet stretch of beach, a short drive from the main surf crowds. Rooms run dark and damp, and at least one guest arrived to find her booking given away.

• The German food as a highlight, describing it as delicious and fairly priced, while the Filipino food was noted as below average by at least one guest.
• One reviewer noted the rooms can be dark and damp, though fans helped manage this quickly. Another described their room as smelling unpleasant on arrival.
• A reviewer warned that the room they booked had been given to another guest on arrival, and described communication with the owner as dismissive and unhelpful.
• One guest noted they could walk directly to Taboc beach to meet a surf instructor, and that getting to the main road at night takes a jeepney ride of about 10 minutes for a small fare.
• A strict no outside food policy. One guest explained this as understandable given the on-site restaurant and to keep pests out of rooms.
• The resort sits a short drive from the main surf beach in San Juan, placing it away from the busiest area while remaining walkable to Taboc beach, a beginner surf spot.
• Rooms as dark and damp, with at least one reporting a smell, though the rooms were noted as large.
• Outside food is not permitted on the property.
• At least one guest reported arriving to find their pre-booked room had been rented to someone else, pointing to a reliability issue with reservations.
• The property is over 30 years old, not wheelchair accessible, and has limited parking.

A read of 58 guest reviews. These reviews do not record who wrote them, so nothing here is attributed to women.