Good and friendly staff, a good kitchen, bar, pool, and spa and an excellent location within walking distance to the town centre and backs onto the beach, what more could you ask for, Happy camper :)

So we booked through agoda, they did not indicate that there was an extra entrance fee for 100 each pax before you could enter, i got frustrated cuz first the staff were rude specially the owner,... very inconsiderate, he does not even know how to talk calm or make an angry customer calm... they should at least inform their guests that they will have to pay entrance fees when getting in, instead he said it is not his job to put a notice in the booking app that there is an entrance fee, i told him if i was informed beforehand I would've cancelled the booking, cuz there are so maby other places to stay at without going through the s*** we had to go through... and of course unfortunately, i couldn't cancel the booking, cuz it has no cancellation policy... looking at the place, it pretty small, the pictures in the app is way far from reality,... then back to our conversation, he said he has nothing to do with the barangay policy on taking entrance fees from guests coming in,.. without a 2nd thought, we left the hotel..

I have eaten at dozens of locations throughout the Philippines. And sad to say, the majority fall short when it comes to the quality of food and service. We have dined at Treasure Island dozens of times for the past 6 months and on every occasion, we walked away very satisfied. I now find myself judging other establishments using Treasure Island as a benchmark. Not even the restaurant at my private golf course club house could hold a candle to Treasure Island. One of the crucial success factors is “on-site” owner management. The owner of TI devotes a significant portion of his time at the restaurant (and hotel). Congratulations for a well-run business establishment.
JL LUNCEFORD (resident)