RedDoorz @ Bunakidz Lodge El Nido Palawan

Most of the accommodation conditions in Elnido are very average. For us who have come here for vacation three times, this small hotel is completely at the average level. It is clean and tidy, and the power sockets in the family house are also reasonable and easy to use. You should know that many small hotels here are very inconvenient in this regard. We stayed for five nights, and they helped us clean once in the middle, and helped us pack our luggage and sundries very neatly. In Elnido, I think the biggest problem of most small hotels is the water output of the shower and the noise of the window air conditioner, which is also the case in other islands in the Philippines. Here, the water output of the shower is too small, and it is very difficult to wash. However, for the dry season in February, we did not turn on the air conditioner at night, and we did not feel humid and stuffy. The lowest wind volume and noise of the electric fan in the room are also very loud. Later, we did not use the electric fan when we slept. But if you come in the summer rainy season, it will probably be very uncomfortable. Breakfast is charged separately, 150P per serving, but the quantity is not large. According to our previous experience, we have always chosen American breakfast, because relatively speaking, it has the highest calories and is more suitable for the physical exertion of going out to sea every day. In addition, the wifi provided by the hotel is not usable at all. But later I found that the wifi on the terrace was available. The location of the hotel is very good, close to the beach, but not too noisy. Not far to the right, there is the largest supermarket in town and a popular Thai restaurant. We replenished our supplies at the supermarket and had Thai food. The curry was very authentic. The owner was a Thai lady who was very talkative and nice.