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Hi,
I'll be travelling to Boracay in late April and I had a couple of questions...
First, can anyone recommend some good places to stay? I'm looking sorta midrange, say ~50-100 USD per night.
Second, do you think I'd have trouble showing up and finding a place on the fly instead of booking in advance? I find the websites for many of the resorts to be extremely bad, so it's hard to judge which ones are decent without seeing them in person.
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Actually April is a peak month in Boracay. You will probably be able to get accommodations, BUT you may not get the best ones or the ones you like as they may already be full. Or the rates you will get will be higher.
We stayed at Frendz Guesthouse the whole time we were in Boracay and LOVED it! Everyone was so nice, you can meet great people and its pretty close to White Beach. Enjoy your time there, I loved the Philippines so much!
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Hi fiddy, Since April is Peak season you should book ahead of time. Here are some of the different hotels/resorts in Boracay that you may choose. Remember to do RESEARCH -- Agoda.com is your friend.
Microtel Boracay
Villa Camilla
Astoria Boracay
La Carmela de Boracay
Fat Jimmys
If you have a bigger budget you may want to go here:
ive been to boracay several times... we usually stay at tans guesthouse or you can check out this blog justwandering.org and search for reasonably priced accommodations in boracay....the thing about this area is its near dmall, right smack in the middle of bora
i will be attending a wedding this december 2012 in boracay, i will be staying at truehome hotel....beachfront room....i paid 3700 philippine pesos for it. check out their website, the reviews at tripadvisor are good...
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Boracay station 2 is a good place to find a budget hotel/ guest house. Station 2 is very central and also busy. In the high season you should book in advance, otherwise out of the season you can just turn up and find a good deal.
I was there in 2010 stayed at the red coconut it is on the beach nice spot very clean and has a nice pool had a little trouble with the Internet but overall a good pick ,,, you had lots of stuff to do on the beach every night ,, I believe it's called long beach
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Hi,

I'll be travelling to Boracay in late April and I had a couple of questions...
First, can anyone recommend some good places to stay? I'm looking sorta midrange, say ~50-100 USD per night.
Second, do you think I'd have trouble showing up and finding a place on the fly instead of booking in advance? I find the websites for many of the resorts to be extremely bad, so it's hard to judge which ones are decent without seeing them in person.
Thanks for any assistance you can offer
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on the fly is no problem and you can find a lot cheaper in Sector 3.
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Check out tripadvisor.com for accom. reviews
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Actually April is a peak month in Boracay. You will probably be able to get accommodations, BUT you may not get the best ones or the ones you like as they may already be full. Or the rates you will get will be higher.
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Better to make reservations ahead of time. Maybe this link will be a big help

http://www.myboracayguide.com/beaches-resorts-rooms-accommodations-boracay-hotels.html
Enjoy and good luck!
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We stayed at Frendz Guesthouse the whole time we were in Boracay and LOVED it! Everyone was so nice, you can meet great people and its pretty close to White Beach. Enjoy your time there, I loved the Philippines so much!
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Hi fiddy, Since April is Peak season you should book ahead of time. Here are some of the different hotels/resorts in Boracay that you may choose. Remember to do RESEARCH -- Agoda.com is your friend.
Microtel Boracay
Villa Camilla
Astoria Boracay
La Carmela de Boracay
Fat Jimmys
If you have a bigger budget you may want to go here:
Boracay Regency
Discovery Shores
Shangri-la’s Boracay Resort & Spa
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hey there!
ive been to boracay several times... we usually stay at tans guesthouse or you can check out this blog justwandering.org and search for reasonably priced accommodations in boracay....the thing about this area is its near dmall, right smack in the middle of bora
i will be attending a wedding this december 2012 in boracay, i will be staying at truehome hotel....beachfront room....i paid 3700 philippine pesos for it. check out their website, the reviews at tripadvisor are good...
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We are traveling to Boracay with family, and are looking for not a backpacker hangout, and quieter beaches at night. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Boracay station 2 is a good place to find a budget hotel/ guest house. Station 2 is very central and also busy. In the high season you should book in advance, otherwise out of the season you can just turn up and find a good deal.
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I was there in 2010 stayed at the red coconut it is on the beach nice spot very clean and has a nice pool had a little trouble with the Internet but overall a good pick ,,, you had lots of stuff to do on the beach every night ,, I believe it's called long beach
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