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"The staff was outstanding!!! They went above and beyond in fulfilling my request of dried fish, not even in the menu…I highly recommend this resort and coming back again soon with my friends and relatives…Thank you again Balay Kogon!!!"

"Loved staying at Solina. Rooms were spacious and cleaned daily. Property is beautiful and you will see cows, ducks, goats, dogs and cats roaming around. There are variety of room options. Some massage experiences available on the beach and limited activities. Food was good and breakfast was a lovely buffet. Our only criticism would be that the beach could use a good clean up. We know it’s likely public space but being a beach resort we were not comfortable walking/swimming in the area due to the amount of debris. Would suggest staff resources be allocated to beach cleanup rather than some other places and the experience would be that much better. Staff arranged island tour and transport to Iloilo City for us which we appreciated. Bring $$ as it’s appreciated over credit cards."

"Nice and clean"

"Toilet is so primitive! No flush toilet, the sink is clogged,Shower and toilet are shared in one bathroom, entire bathroom floor gets wet all over. No amenities whatsoever. The only reason we chose this place is because it’s close to Bancal Port to get to Isla de Gigantes (which was our planned destination). This would have been a perfect place for tourists visiting the famous islands but there’s still a lot of room for improvement in the rooms. I wish the property o owners would at least try to make this place a little better- particularly the bathrooms - renovate and install better flush toilets and separate showers."

"Good food, accommodating n friendly staff, reasonable food prices and close to home"

"The place is exclusive and has its own port. The hotel has a ready van to transport you from the port to the hotel. The food is excellent. The entire staff are respectful and friendly. "

"Toilet does not flush"

"Great location for a newbee to iloilo"