I love one of their waitresses, a young girl named Kristine. She is very polite, and I love the way she entertains customers. She stayed with me until I finished placing my order, and she was very friendly. Even my fiance loves the way she welcomed us. Unlike some other waitresses who always look sad, she always has a pleasant attitude. We love how understanding and accommodating she is. I highly recommend her. Ever…
Why stay here
No-frills, Bali-inspired rooms, cottages & villas, plus a simple restaurant & surfboard rentals.
Amenities & highlights
- LGBTQ+ friendly
What guests say
Several issues significantly impacted our stay. We were not informed in advance that renovation works were taking place at the hotel, with the only notice being an A4 sign at reception upon arrival. We were then allocated two rooms—one directly adjacent to the renovation area and the other immediately above it. Throughout the day, construction noise including electric planing, chiselling, and hammering made it diffi…
Ocean 101 is one of the first resorts in Siargao, and the location is honestly hard to beat. It’s only about a 2–3 minute walk to Cloud 9, so you’re very close to the famous surf spot. The area is not crowded, which makes the stay more relaxing, but at the same time there are lots of cafés, restaurants, convenience stores, motorbike rentals, gas stations, and even laundry shops nearby. Everything you need is within…
First time here in Siargao. The hotel looks okay but a closer look reveals a number of not so good points. The power situation in the island makes the air conditioning not optimal. The as aircon is bad , the toon temperature is not uo to standard. There is no desser or clothes cabinet. The bathroom ha no toiletries, no soap or shampoo. The TV has YouTube nothing else. They have plenty of young staff who tried to hel…
Friendly responsive staff at the dining room. House keeping or front desk, had senior moments to our requests. Decent, complimentary breakfast. Very relaxed, with infinity pool and various hammocks and al fresco tables.
If you can even call this place a hotel, it’s honestly more like a low-quality hostel — and that’s being generous. From the outside, the property looks very nice and charming, but once you step into the rooms, everything falls apart. The rooms were dirty, the shower was rusty, full of limescale, and broken. The shower handle was literally taped together, which says a lot about the level of maintenance. To make thing…