Beach is simply amazing. The staff is kind and thoughtful, rooms are clean and comfortable, food was good.

They don't make it easy to go to/from Coron town - very expensive and not always possible! Tours they offer are expensive as well (3 times the price) and hard to find an alternative.

The accommodations were stunning! We booked the Island Tip Bungalow and it was every bit of luxury that I expected. The shower was ginormous and the bed was heavenly. The staff is the best part of our stay. Filipino hospitality is unmatched! The food portions were also very large and filling. The Filipino dishes exceeded my expectations. The snorkeling right off the beach was AMAZING. Do not miss out on that. There was an abundance of huge starfish, baby sharks, schools of fish, little nemos, and we also saw a barracuda that was nearly my height!

I only wished that the resort embodied more of the Filipino culture. I do feel that it appealed more to westerners - at times it felt like we could have been anywhere (Hawaii, Fiji, etc.).

Breakfast was very good and I was happy of the variety .

The bathroom had a certain smell … like coming from an sewage

Two Seasons Coron is an absolute paradise! From the moment you step onto their dock you are met with beauty, luxury, and excellent hospitality. The grounds are well kept and the views are stunning and nothing beats having your own secluded beach. The staff are all excellent and there to serve you in all your needs. The tour we booked through their service was top notch and our guide, JR, and his crew were amazing! This was our favorite part of our Philippines vacation and we made so many unforgettable memories. The Narra Spa was also top notch - we had the best "Hilot" massage and would definitely recommend this service. Especially after a long day of swimming and island hopping.

Some of their food offerings could be improved but overall we were all happy with our meals and service. I would recommend sticking with the traditional filipino entrees, those were great. Also, don't forget the bug spray!

Beautiful property and delightful staff. A little hard to get to but worth it! Gorgeous snorkeling right off the beach. If you are using as part of a boat expedition, be sure to have your boat operators confirm with them on docking as they seem a little (overly) strict on that. The breakfast and dinners we ate there were also excellent. The gym was also well equipped.

The rooms could use some maintenance on outside decks etc. You need to take a boat to the resort which takes about 40 min which was good for us but might not be for others!

Location is amazing, the house with the deep pool is awesome. Beach almost perfect. Restaurant with very good and delicious options. Breakfast was a bit of a deception by the lack of alternatives.

Lack of beach beds. The amount of people that 'reserve' it with belongings and leaves to tours/lunch is totally unacceptable, together with the low number available, makes it challenging to find a place by the beach.

The staff was wonderful and the resort was adorable. You're very remote and the only thing there is the resort, and keep in mind you'll be paying resort prices for everything! Scuba staff was amazing.

The restaurant wasn't great, food was wildly expensive and only mediocre. If you want to be surrounded by a bunch of vacationing Americans and Europeans trapped on an island then this is for you, but don't expect to see the real Philippines, it's just an isolated resort vibe.

The staff were always warm, friendly, accommodating and kind and went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care of. The location was absolutely stunning and the grounds beautifully kept. Mark Dalita, our guide on the two days we toured the islands, is exceptional at what he does and genuinely thrilled at sharing his hometown with guests.

It was a beautiful stay from start to finish. There was one blip on our final day but it didn't ruin the experience and was not the fault of the resort per se. Two Seasons allows the use of drones beachside, just not near the cottages on the island's tip, so as to respect privacy. The problem was a drone user with an extra large drone-- it was bothersome to those of us relaxing on the shore and going in the water. The drone's buzzing was loud and the beeping noises from the remote control were annoying. Also, I don't think any of my party (and most likely other guests) had any desire to be captured on video. I will include a suggestion to the resort to ban drones-- they are invasive.

secluded location very friendly and dedicated staff a fairly good food options at decent prices beautiful snorkeling near the island free watersport equipment clean villas very pleasant people great massage plenty of private tour options

need a little more attention at cleaning the beaches (especially the back beach) - picked up lots of glass and plastic every morning when taking a walk. washes up to the shore unfortunately and remains there with every low tide

Stunning setting, clear waters, palm trees, sunrises and sunsets visible from the beaches, warm greetings from staff, enjoyable experiences such as dining on the beach at sunset and water sports, private tours on offer, well kept grounds and staff on hand to tend to your needs. Don’t miss out on a drink in the jacuzzi bar at the pool area, be sure to book a private beach setup for dinner at sunset. for private tours, don’t miss out on Coron Island ultimate tour and the island hopping tour to Malcapuya Island and 2 others if you wish. the lunch provide at prearranged locations exceeded expectations. You can also take a walk across the sandbar at low tide to Bulog Dos Island and get your guide to tell you more and take photos for you, some of the staff are very talented with using iPhones so be sure to seek them out to get your postcard perfect shots. Also, the waters are full of marine life from baby sharks to stingrays and each time you pop in the clear waters is quite an experience to be surrounded by tropical fish. Overall, with blue sunny skies, you’ll feel in paradise and if you’re looking to stay anywhere in Palawan when in Coron, this is the place for you.

Only things would be advice or suggestions for improvements such as ensuring adequate food supplies as items didn’t go out of stock and so affected food and drink choice from the menu. The spa was closed for renovation during our stay, but you could do a massage in your room. I would like to have seen a setup outside overlooking the waters for this in fact. make sure you apply insect repellent liberally as I came under attack with around 30 sand mite bites by the end of the trip. When the wind is up, the waters do get rough making boat trips back to Coron for the airport and to Coron Island for your tour rather rough, but the crew of your vessels know what they’re doing so you’re in good hands.