Simple nice beachfront hôtel with a wonderful view and white beach. Staff in the restaurant was extremely nice always smiling and laughing, the food is actually the best we had ever taste in Philippines ! Our island hopping tour was organized by the hotel with the owners charming son Ali and his team, we had a wonderful experience , thankyou Ali!! Our transport to Taytay was also organized by the hotel in a nice 4x4 brand new with the other son who was extremely nice and took us to visit a very beautiful white long beach (absolutely no tourists!) as well as a tour of the small town of Taytay and visit of the forteress. We really enjoyed our stay in Sunset colors.

Room is nice and simple it has a big bed but lacks in confort especially in the bathroom, no place to put things, shower is cold and cleaning is not included.

The location was beautiful

The was no daily cleaning and the WiFi only worked in the beach area, not in the rooms. I think this should be clearly stated in booking that WiFi doesn’t work in the rooms.

We've travelled through the Philippines for 4 months and can without a doubt say that this was our best stay so far. If you're looking for peace, quiet and relaxation this is your spot. Besides the breathtaking sunsets the resort also offers great food options and we really liked the coffee! When the tide goes out it is a bit hard to swim but the bonus is that you can get a glimpse of all the sea life living on the rocks. When the tide is high there are plenty of pretty fishes. We also did the excursion to the waterfall and island hopping which we both enjoyed very much! A compliment to all the staff and Luiz for making us feel right at home.

It was all good. We came without high expectations and enjoyed experiencing the island life. If you really need internet you can get a Smart sim, the mobile internet is good here.

It was exactly what we needed, peace and quiet. The resort consists of wooden cabins surrounded by lush vegetation. We lived on the first floor of the main building, with a wonderful view of the sea. The staff is very helpful and friendly. Every day they automatically served us breakfast directly on our terrace. We booked island hopping and didn't have to go to Port Barton, the boat picked us up right at our resort, that was super convenient. You can easily walk down the beach to the larger sandy Gilligans Beach. You can go back on the road - so it's not an asphalt road, just a sandy road. The food at the resort is very tasty and not expensive, including drinks. They also do massages there. They even arranged a transfer to El Nido for us at the end of our stay.

Be prepared that the four-bed family room is directly above the kitchen, so you can hear and smell cooking, but after 10pm it's completely quiet. This is accommodation in the middle of nature, so if you need luxury and a busy nightlife, look better for something else.

Really an outstanding view from their slice of the beach. I also appreciated the attention to architectural style with all the bamboo construction. Staff were excellent as well. Although not a real budgetary option, the lack of crowds and what not leaves it kind of still captured in time before it’s discovered and blows up. Restaurant on premises are as also very dependable. Louis the owner was tops. I was sad indeed when I couldn’t stay another night since they were booked.

I was bummed when I had to go someplace down the beach, which cost the same, but didn’t measure up in hardly anyway.

The cabines made by bamboo very nice and confortable and the seaview with others islands very beautiful. It’s a privated beach but not to swimming because there are many rocks!

The food is regular and the portions are little…

Absolutely beautiful place. After traveling 3 weeks in the Philippines the whole family agreed this was our favorite place, unfortunately our first stop. Close by in walking distance there’s another beautiful beach where it is possible to swim during low tide. There are two restaurants on the beach and another in walking distance. The island hopping tour they arranged was great. Luiz might contact you directly on whatsup in case you have questions, he is reliable. They picked us up on the airport, be aware that you will have to walk in water to reach the hotel.

The beach is a bit rocky, it’s good to bring swimming shoes.

The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, well-connected to the area and willing/able to help with anything. The sunset views were UNBEATABLE, the hotel's location outside the small town was very quiet and good for relaxing. Good starting point for exploration of the isalnds in the bay. Beaches and water quite clean in comparison to other countries in this area - the locals care a lot about nature and environment.

The bungalow had a fan only and no aircondition, it was thus quite warm for sleeping. The bathroom had no door which is a bit problematic when you travel as a father with an 18YO son and a 14YO daughter. I hope that it is not unfair to tell the truth and to rate the comfort of the stay rather a bit low. Finally, we enjoyed our stay very much because the good things outweighted the minus points by far. Thank you for giving us something good to remember!!!

Such great staff they are so professional but also friendly, never felt like anything was too much to ask or like we were being too much. The location is actually spectacular with kayaks on the beach about 10metres away from your front door. Even when it is raining and thundering the nature is stunning

The only thing I could fault would be it gets very hot at night with one fan and no AC but this is something we understood with being within the nature. Also the signal and WiFi was not very good but again, I don’t worry think it’s this is at the accommodations fault because it is in such a remote beautiful location

Beautiful location looking out on the beach on an island 15 minutes from Port Barton. The room was big, the restaurant was good, the sea was warm (though not much of a beach). Luiz organized a boat tour—which we definitely recommend— and transfers for us to get to puerto princesa.

The main thing that didn’t really work for us was that the electricity goes off at 6am and doesn’t come on again until 9,10 or 11. This means the fan goes off. This is annoying for two reasons: it’s too hot to sleep without a fan and without the white noise of the fan, the place is really noisy. There was loud construction from ~8am as they’re building a new building and our room was directly upstairs from the kitchen. We are not morning people and would’ve been happy if the electricity went off at 9am and didn’t come on until evening; the three hours between 6-9am are not hours we really wanted to be awake and slept badly.