Incredible hotel and staff. Couldn't do enough for us during our stay. Clean and hygienic throughout. Would definitely recommend this top spot.

Overall excellent customer service. The weak internet is a broadband issue for the entire area and not the hotel. I’ve talked to the owner and he understands the need for a faster internet access. As of today, they’ve installed a Starlink (Elon Musk) satellite internet dish and this should greatly improve wi-fi speed. But this is for future guests to comment on.

Great place to sray ..nice and peaceful..they just only have slow internet a little bit walking to get to their place

Beautiful location... hard to access with heavy luggage. 18 min walk from road dropoff.

Lovely location and comparatively quiet beach versus other parts of the beach, BUT this is definitely a 2.5* hotel. First, there’s a substantial 200m hike from the road along the beach to reach the hotel. The WiFi is extremely weak and only works at the lobby/ restaurant. The rooms are reasonably-sized but very austere and of very poor design. I was fine with no TV, there there was no reading lamp. In my room there was quite a powerful AC unit but no controller. You’d have to be 7ft tall to reach the controller. An employee smiled and suggested that pulling the plug from the outlet was the only means of controlling the AC. There’s no hot water in the rooms - it must requested and brought via jugs. I had to request bath towels. The toilet seat didn’t stay up (no problem for women I guess). The mattress and pillows were fine and clean. The restaurant Food is ok, but there were no napkins at dinner, and during the day they ran out of 2 of the 3 beer styles they served. Staff were friendly, but they could use some guidance as to improving service levels.

Lovely location and comparatively quiet beach versus other parts of the beach, BUT this is definitely a 2.5* hotel. First, there’s a substantial 200m hike from the road along the beach to reach the hotel. The WiFi is extremely weak and only works at the lobby/ restaurant. The rooms are reasonably-sized but very austere and of very poor design. I was fine with no TV, there there was no reading lamp. In my room there was quite a powerful AC unit but no controller. You’d have to be 7ft tall to reach the controller. An employee smiled and suggested that pulling the plug from the outlet was the only means of controlling the AC. There’s no hot water in the rooms - it must requested and brought via jugs. I had to request bath towels. The toilet seat didn’t stay up (no problem for women I guess). The mattress and pillows were fine and clean. The restaurant Food is ok, but there were no napkins at dinner, and during the day they ran out of 2 of the 3 beer styles they served. Staff were friendly, but they could use some guidance as to improving service levels.

Our stay at Las Cabanas in El Nido was a beautiful complement to our time in the fast moving city life of Makati. The beach cottage (cabin #1), the visual environment, the water, the people - every aspect of our stay left a deep and memorable impression on us. We were moved by the hospitality and kind welcome we received. The food and drinks were delicious and the staff is thoughtful and accomodating. Every view is of paradise. Much is said about the sunsets, and this is understandable, but the sunrise is something spectacular. I woke early every morning before the beach torches were put out so I could wade through the water as the morning sun burned away the mist from the surreal-looking islands, and illuminated the world class landscape. I would suggest avoiding the group Island hopping tours and instead talking to Hazel early about chartering your own boat for the day. The trip with “Tom & Jerry” and “Captain Jack” was the highlight of our stay, and that says a lot. The whole venture brought us to 4 islands, one completely private beach, a feast of a lunch, an encounter with a 4-foot monitor lizard, kayaking, swimming, & cost us 1750 pisos for the day, and we tipped the guys the rest of what we had because it was so spectacular. When we return to the Philippines we will undoubtedly return to Las Cabanas. Make sure to bring a range of cash (no cards accepted - you can catch a trike up to El Nido to the ATM for 150 Pisos each way if necessary) and please, tip well.

Las cabanas is great, Hazel and her staff are amazing, my friends and I had the best time here 😊 the rooms are basic but very comfortable and the sunsets are sublime 😊 would definitely recommend...