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The Billabong Hotel is located in Tawala, Panglao just 10 minutes from the world famous Alona Beach. This small but cozy hotel has all the amenities you would expect including a swimming pool, restaurant and cocktail bar.
Modern interiors, stylish furnishings and convenient amenities. Spacious rooms and suites with magnificent pool designed with the peace and comfort of our valued guests in mind. Each is stylishly furnished and equipped with modern conveniences.
How to Get To Billabong Hotel
Billabong Hotel is located on the small island of Panglao (just approx. 16 x 7 km), connected by two short bridges to the main island of Bohol. Bohol is famous for its unique Chocolate Hills, a structure of scattered hills, which assume the looks of chocolate puddings in the dry season.
To reach the resort, several means of transportation can be used. First of all, one must reach the Philippines, by plane, either through Manila or Cebu. Several airlines are serving Manila either daily or with regular frequencies.
From Manila, one can take a domestic flight, either direct to Tagbilaran (capital city of Bohol) with Philippine Airlines (PAL) or Cebu Pacific (CEB), or to Cebu City, again with PAL or Cebu Pacific.
Direct flights into the Philippines also reach Cebu City, currently from Singapore with SilkAir, Hong Kong with Cathay Pacific and PAL, Kuala Lumpur with Malaysian Airlines, Taipei with China Airlines and Osaka and Seoul with Philippine Airlines.
From Cebu City, several ferries are plying the Cebu - Tagbilaran route, the slow ones taking some 4 hours, the fast ferries a mere 1½ hours.
Once in Tagbilaran, either at the airport or the pier, the transfer to the resort takes less than 30 minutes, via taxi, or pre-arranged pick-up service.
Note: All information taken from their website.
| Low Season (June - Nov) | High Season (Dec - May) | |
|---|---|---|
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Deluxe Room
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$26.09 / Php1200.00 | $32.61 / Php1500.00 |
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Family Deluxe
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$47.83 / Php2200.00 | $54.35 / Php2500.00 |
Disclaimer:
Rates are dependent on the dollar-peso exchange, and thus are subject to change without prior notice.
