Sea Wind Resort Reviews

Sulit nostalgic early 2000 boracay vibes.ganda at sobrang bang for ur buck

The location of the resort was phenomenal being a beach front resort. The palm and tropical trees peppered throughout the property is a great difference to the more "hotel" condominium aesthetic that other resorts have. Its on the quieter side of the island but a nice walking distance to the other places at station 2. Very clean spaces. Very friendly, accommodating and helpful.

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We stayed in room 501, which was across a small road behind the beach. The room is large, with plenty of space for two double beds. There is a balcony to dry clothes and a small swimming pool visible from the balcony. It's very quiet and it only takes 2 minutes to walk to the beach. I'm very satisfied. The rooms next to the beach all have a double bed + a single bed, which is not very friendly to families with two children. Garden rooms are recommended for families with two children.

My friend and I were walking on beach and saw they were doing beachfront massages - so we walked in for a massage. We were quoted P1350 for a regular massage. We’ve advised that we’re only looking to get foot massage so they handed us the menu. Foot massage on the menu was only P850. Massage was actually good. When it was time to pay, one of the therapists came and told us it’s P2,700 for two massages. We argued that foot massage was only P850 on the menu, she advised that we are walk-ins hence the higher rate. We were pretty convinced by that so we were ready to pay. But the other therapist came (not knowing what transpired) and told us it’s P1,700 for 2 foot massage. Then the first therapist spoke to the other therapist in their dialect so she’s quickly changed the quote from P1,700 to P2,700 arguing that P850 is only for in-house rate only (guests staying at Sea Wind). Did not want to argue as we were in a rush so we just paid the P1350 rate. It really felt like we were ripped off as this should’ve been disclosed that there’s a separate walk in rate aside from the prices on the menu.

It isn't the most glamorous resort I've been to in Boracay. The resort is one of the oldest on the *****. So the design is rustic and Filipino inspired. There was a bit of a musty smell when we first got to the room. But the smell easily went away after opening the AC. Positives were the beach facilities - complete and well maintained, with one of the longest beach fronts along the *****. Rooms were clean and there were a lot of attentive staff within easy call. Prices too were reasonable considering the beach amenities the resort had.

This is billed as a 4 star resort, in reality it is 2 star at best. Staff are great and very helpful but the whole complex is run down and dated, it desperately needs upgrading. The room is shabby and very tired, the breakfast is very poor, we paid a lot of money for our week's stay and we're bitterly disappointed

I used to love this hotel because of its facilities and food. Rooms that are located at the back of the hotel are outdated and have a rustic vibe - old and dark. Their breakfast buffet has very limited selections, they don't even serve soups. I think it's about time to renovate this property.

Super helpful, HONEST, and awesome staff (thank you Joemel & Glenda)! 💕🥹🥰 Best beachfront resort! Located in Station 1, it is quiet (not as congested as the other 2 stations) and at the same time, not isolated like the Shangrila. Spacious and clean cottages, my family stayed in 6. They have free airport transfers, complete amenities, private pool, and a delicious Filipino breakfast buffet. Highly recommended! Thank you for making our stay memorable!

Had a wonderful time at Sea Wind Resort. Very attentive staff from arrival onwards, always a step ahead of our needs. Sea Wind Resort is the last of the remaining old school Boracay resorts. Very wide beachfront at Station 1 where the sand is finest. The resorts beside it had about 1/4 the width of this property. Plus it has less capacity than the swankier large resorts further up the beach so it never feels crowded. This feels like a relaxing island getaway, what we have come to Boracay for. We stayed in a Super Deluxe Beachfront room (the staff refer to it as the Bamboo House) right in front of the shore and with a large open space in front. The balcony was a lovely place to hang and enjoy the breeze and the view. All amenities were provided for, including a Protective Kit for safety during this pandemic. Food was delicious too. Followed the tip of another Tripadvisor reviewer and ordered the Squid Ink noodles (Bihon Itim). It was absolutely delicious! Thumbs up as well for the turon, pancit molo and gambas. Dos Mestizos across the road is also a nice spot for some Spanish cuisine. D’mall is a P10 tricycle ride away for other food choices. Sea Wind Resort has the best bang for buck IMHO. We’ve already booked our next visit.

It was a nice experience. The hotel is just beside the Willy's Rock. The name of the resort actually resonates with the sea breeze we experienced on the beach. We stayed on the garden side, the other side of the resort. Room was spacious. While returning to the jetty port, we took a chartered boat arranged by them to avoid the hassle. They have a nice museum as well

Family friendly resort. Love the koi pond. The staff are great! Very friendly and attentive. Great service 😊 Their beach front was the best. Food in the restaurant was a little bit pricey but the servings are good to share. Love the seawind burger and their pancit.

All the staff are very friendly and very professional. Everyone who works here is what made this property a five star rating

It was our 5th time back in 10 years what can I say, we got married there and have been returning ever since- the entire team must be congratulated we can’t thank you all enough, you are the reason Seawind is the Jewel of Boracay- god bless , davide marilou and little antonino