Our Mother/daughter stay in Balai sa Baibai was short and sweet…the staff were very friendly, warm and accommodating. No frills and fanfare…basic accommodations, pool was clean. Place was quiet and the sound of roosters crowing in the morning was perfect! I love Filipino food…their chicken adobo was divine…banana turon and ice cream was the best! Hummus was also very delicious. Gambas was good too! Mattress could be updated, but overall…I would recommend this place to everyone
Our Mother/daughter stay in Balai sa Baibai was short and sweet…the staff were very friendly, warm and accommodating. No frills and fanfare…basic accommodations, pool was clean. Place was quiet and the sound of roosters crowing in the morning was perfect! I love Filipino food…their chicken adobo was divine…banana turon and ice cream was the best! Hummus was also very delicious. Gambas was good too! Mattress could be updated, but overall…I would recommend this place to everyone
Stephanie
Reviewed December 16, 2022Reviewed December 16, 2022
Found this place online by browsing google maps, and decided to go to Camiguin because of this place and not the other way around, though we discovered in the mean time that Camiguin itself is definitely worth the visit.
The resort is a strong mix of western and native architecture, lifestyle, staff and food. It blends into the natural environment to provide a place for both retreat in itself and as a base to see the many natural and historic attractions around the island.
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Found this place online by browsing google maps, and decided to go to Camiguin because of this place and not the other way around, though we discovered in the mean time that Camiguin itself is definitely worth the visit.
The resort is a strong mix of western and native architecture, lifestyle, staff and food. It blends into the natural environment to provide a place for both retreat in itself and as a base to see the many natural and historic attractions around the island.
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Matt
Reviewed September 29, 2015Reviewed September 29, 2015
We stayed at Kokomo for a week and were really pleased with our cottage with a wrap-around porch by the ocean. The landscaping and gardens in the resort are lush and beautiful. Our room was air-conditioned, had free wifi, with lots of hot water in the shower. Every morning we had breakfast included, which was cooked to order. Visitors could easily sign up for a snorkelling or dive expedition at the property, which has its own boat. If you are looking for a smaller resort with a boho vibe, this...
We stayed at Kokomo for a week and were really pleased with our cottage with a wrap-around porch by the ocean. The landscaping and gardens in the resort are lush and beautiful. Our room was air-conditioned, had free wifi, with lots of hot water in the shower. Every morning we had breakfast included, which was cooked to order. Visitors could easily sign up for a snorkelling or dive expedition at the property, which has its own boat. If you are looking for a smaller resort with a boho vibe, this...
What are some of the best vacation home rentals that Mahinog has to offer?
Casa Dela Tierra by Araw Residences: Visitors like this Mahinog vacation home rental. It is located on the beach and has an outdoor pool, a patio, and a barbecue grill to put you at ease in your new surroundings. Kitchen amenities include a full-sized fridge, a stovetop, and a microwave. You and your friends and family can relax into your vacation with amenities like a selection of games. See all vacation rentals in Mahinog.
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