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Moalboal Beach Resort

4.2(284 reviews)

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The hotel Moalboal Beach Resort in Negros draws a 4.2 out of 5 score from 284 guest reviews. The property sits on Negros in the Philippines, close to the coast.

Guests have filed 284 reviews for Moalboal Beach Resort, and the 4.2 out of 5 average reflects that steady stream of feedback. Its coastal position on Negros puts the water within easy reach, while Bacolod and Dumaguete sit among the island towns within range. The resort works as a base for exploring Negros and the coastline around it.

The Philippines has a tropical maritime climate, with high humidity and warm temperatures throughout the year. Philippine waters hold whale sharks, dugongs and sea turtles, and its forests are home to the endemic tarsier. Boats and planes link the country's islands, so a Negros stay fits into a wider Philippine itinerary. Moalboal Beach Resort provides a coastal base on Negros for visitors to the region.

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What can you tell me about the setting of Moalboal Beach Resort?

Moalboal Beach Resort is a beach resort on Negros in the Philippines, an archipelago of volcanic, mountainous islands on the Pacific Ring of Fire. Ferdinand Magellan reached the Philippines in 1521, and Spanish settlement began in 1565.

What type of business is Moalboal Beach Resort?

Moalboal Beach Resort operates as a beach resort on the island of Negros. Guests stay at a coastal property in the Philippines where the tropical maritime climate keeps temperatures warm and humidity high all year.

How do guests rate Moalboal Beach Resort?

Moalboal Beach Resort holds a guest rating of 4.2 out of 5, based on 284 reviews. That score reflects stays at a beach resort on Negros, in the Philippine island group.

Is Moalboal Beach Resort close to the beach, town or main attractions?

Moalboal Beach Resort lies on Negros, with Bacolod among the nearby places on the island. The surrounding Philippine waters hold whale sharks, dugongs and sea turtles, while the forests are home to the endemic tarsier.

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