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Coron Village Lodge Review

Coron Village Lodge Review

Accommodations in Coron can get quite expensive so I’ve decided to search the Internet for a list of affordable accommodations for our 6-day stay last November 2008 in the island. After doing some researches and reading reviews of these accommodations, we have finally decided to make our reservation at Coron Village Lodge.

Coron Village Lodge used to be an old 5-room family house of the Fernandez’s which was then converted to a real lodge and now comprises of 22 rooms. It is situated along the main road in the town of Coron and is a 5 to 10-minute walk to the market, to other restaurants and to the wharf.

Coron Village Lodge Reception Area Our key at Coron Village Lodge - Room 20 Coron Village Lodge Signage
Coron Village Lodge - Room 20 Coron Village Lodge - Room 20 Balcony Coron Village Lodge - Room 20 Balcony

Facilities

The rooms in Coron Village Lodge are very basic although kept clean and are really quite adequate. The room rates are very reasonable. We were able to get our room for P1,250.00 per night and was given a discount of P50.00 per night. We stayed there for 6 days and 5 nights which cost us P6,000.00 for our whole stay. I was not able to take a peek on the other rooms so I’ll just describe the room where we stayed – Room 20. Our room has the following amenities:

  • Two Beds (Queen-sized and Single beds)
  • Airconditioning
  • Private Toilet and Bath
  • Towels
  • Hot and Cold Shower
  • Cable TV
  • Stand Fan
  • Lamp
  • Drawers
  • Cabinets + Hangers
  • Private Balcony with Table and Chairs

I found the room clean and simple. The only problems we encountered during our stay are:

  • There are times where in there is no water in the bathroom
  • The balcony door lock was broken

Staff

The owner, Bec Fernandez and all of the staff of Coron Village Lodge were very friendly and attentive. They had been very helpful and very keen to assist us in all our needs. I even requested to add another curtain on the other side of our room since there is this small but somewhat long window with no curtain and the staff immediately placed the curtains on it. I would also like to commend their waiter, Kuya Rolan, for supplying us a good quality service. We were very much impressed with the way he attended to us.

Food and Drinks

Coron Village Cafe - Special Bulalo

Just beside the main lodge is the Coron Village Café which offers great tasting and mouth watering Filipino dishes with price ranging from P80.00 to P200.00 good for 2 to 3 persons. Here you will get to experience fresh and delicious food served to you with a great big side of friendly smiles and warm hospitality. Their cook, Henry, is very accommodating of different food preferences and requests.

Coron Village Bar Decors at Coron Village Bar Decors at Coron Village Bar

Situated above the restaurant is the Coron Village Bar which offers a good selection of drinks and cocktails. The bar was enhanced with native art designs, attractive woodworks, antique decors and perfect island-life interiors. There are also photos of the legendary Bob Marley and other music legends decorated on the walls of the bar.

Souvenir Shop

Aside from their lodge, café and bar, they also have a souvenir shop called the Coron Village Shop located just across the street and in front of the bar and café. It also offers all sorts of handicrafts and souvenir items such as baskets, hats, bags, candle holders, key holders, accessories, key chains, ref magnets, paperweights, souvenir T-shirts and a lot more at a very reasonable price.

Contact Details

For inquiries and reservations you may contact Bec Fernandez of Coron Village Lodge at:

Cellphone No: (+63 918) 920-1517
Landline No: (+63 2) 805-3414
Fax No: (+63 2) 805-5965
Email Address: darala@pldtdsl.net / becfernandez@coronvillagelodge.com
Website: http://www.coronvillagelodge.com/

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Comments

17 responses to “Coron Village Lodge Review

  1. comment-111
    Crystal
    comment-111

    Favorite ko kainin jan yung beef salpicao. Daming garlic. Yummy!

    Medyo mahirap nga ang tubig jan. And rationed ang electricity. So, minsan brownout. But I love it anyway. I hope I can visit again soon. Sayang, you didn’t try the massage at Spa Paradise, it’s just in the same compound 😀 .

  2. comment-117
    Wayne Post author
    comment-117

    Uyyy, di ko na-try yung Beef Salpicao. Sayang. 🙁

    Oo nga eh, medyo mahirap yung tubig nung andun kami. Minsan habang nagbabanlaw ako, bigla na lang nawawala, pero okay lang naman kasi tinetext ko agad si Abel then nagrereply naman agad sya at ginagawan nya agad ng paraan. At least may effort diba? 😀 Yun naman ang importante. Hehe!

    We were suppose to try the massage at Spa Paradise after our Mt. Tapyas adventure. Pano everytime na bumababa ako ng room namin, nakikita ko yung Spa sa gilid. Kaya sabe ko, kelangan matry namin yun. Kaso after namin mag-hike sa Mt. Tapyas, super pagod na pagod na kami then we still need to pack our things for tomorrow’s flight. So ayun, kinulang kami sa oras, tas hindi tuloy kami nakapagpa-spa. 🙁

  3. comment-177
    Shea
    comment-177

    waahhh… im so excited. sana naman ndi mapurnada para may mapost din akong ganito..
    cross fingers na ako.. pati toes. hehehe

  4. comment-185
    ashe
    comment-185

    coron village lodge is a place for you to visit :-S
    3more years marami mangyayari as in maraming changes,, willot the manager,, super dami plan sa lodge,,, hs the bob marley of coron village lodge
    :-(|)

  5. comment-264
    Dexter
    comment-264

    Mabait nga yung mga staff dito, lalo na yung guard sa gabi at saka yung si Arnel. Kahit medyo nauubusan ng tubig dito, napakatiyaga nila na buksan yung tangke.

  6. comment-269
    Wayne Post author
    comment-269

    Dexter: Korek! Kaya nga kahit mahirap yung tubig sa kanila, sobrang naaappreciate ko pa rin yung effort nila na buksan yung tangke para lang magkaron kami ng tubig nung andun kami. 😀

  7. comment-1127
    catnap03
    comment-1127

    nice! hey men, siguro naman e matutuloy na kame sa coron ngayon.hehe.
    nice post! 🙂 we’re planning of staying there as well. buti at lumabas ang site mo kay google.hehehe

  8. comment-1152
    Wayne Post author
    comment-1152

    ATONG: Syempre ang tagal kong nagreply. Hehehe! At syempre nakabalik na kayo from Coron. Hehe! 😀

    EG: Syempre wala pa nun sa Coron ng nagpunta kami dun. Gawa ka rin ng review mo dun kung gusto mo. 🙂

  9. comment-1194
    Franco Antonelli
    comment-1194

    Hello, I’m trying to contact Coron Village lodge through mail but nobody is answering. Does anybody know if it still exists? Salamat

  10. comment-65291
    Troy
    comment-65291

    An impressive share! I have just forwarded this onto a co-worker who has been conducting a little homework on this.
    And he in fact bought me breakfast because I found it for him…
    lol. So allow me to reword this…. Thanks for the meal!!
    But yeah, thanks for spending some time to discuss this subject here on your
    web page.

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