Descanso en Paraiso Resort

Staff here will arrange a tuk-tuk for you and the walk to Paliton Beach is under five minutes. Rooms are dated, and the ocean access is currently broken after typhoon damage, so the pool is your sea substitute for now.

• The staff by name, specifically calling out Ate Arnah, Ate Jojie, Ate Maria, and Ate J-Anne for their warmth and attentiveness throughout their stays.
• One reviewer noted that during a typhoon and island-wide brownouts, the hotel's generator kept electricity running without interruption.
• A guest travelling with a family of eight said the staff handled their many requests and questions without issue, and the Family Villa was spacious with comfortable beds.
• One reviewer mentioned being invited to a staff birthday party complete with food and karaoke during their two-night stay.
• Paliton Beach is less than a five-minute walk away, though the shortcut path is not usable after rain.
• The resort sits away from the busier party areas of Siquijor, with reviewers describing it as peaceful and quiet.
• The access road into the resort is narrow, and reviewers suggest being cautious with larger vehicles.
• The hotel can arrange tuktuk rides, but reviewers recommend having a motorbike or car for exploring the wider island.
• Ocean access from the property was still damaged from a previous typhoon at the time of these reviews.
• Rooms were consistently described as spacious and clean, though one reviewer noted the decor is somewhat outdated.

A read of 121 guest reviews. These reviews do not record who wrote them, so nothing here is attributed to women.