Movenpick Resort & Spa Boracay

We stayed here for 11 days and had a wonderful experience. The private beach is amazing with beautiful sunset views. The lifeguards were always attentive and keeping an eye on everyone. The pool in the resort is large and clean, nicely maintained. The resort has numerous activities for kids everyday, my kid enjoyed being part of a bunch of them especially the pizza making activity. The staff in the resort is overall very pleasant. Here I would like to specially mention Renee who attended us every evening at the Ssam restaurant. She was more than helpful to accommodate my dietary needs. The resort has a couple of restaurants all with a variety of cuisines. Every afternoon they have a chocolate hour and all the kids and adults too enjoyed some very delicious goodies. The chocolate fountain was a hot favorite among the kids. Getting to the center of the island also is easy as the resort will call a tuktuk to take you anywhere. Overall we had a very enjoyable and delightful stay and would go back at the drop of a hat.

We recently spent 4 days and 3 nights in Boracay, and I must say ending our vacation with a stay at Movenpick resort was the best decision we made. I availed my complimentary 1-night stay from Accor Plus and truly delivered a wonderful experience. During the first two days of our trip, we stayed near Station 2. While convenient, we found the beachfront there not as clean as we hoped. In search of clearer waters, we ventured to Ilig-iligan Beach to enjoy a more refreshing swim. Our last day was spent in Movenpick resort and it completely elevated our Boracay experience. The beach was pristine - clean, quiet and perfect for relaxing. It was exactly what we have been looking for, and we wished we had stayed longer. From the beach to the service, everything at Movenpick is exceptional. I recommend it to anyone looking for a more peaceful and upscale Boracay escape.

We’re staying here for 6 days, and unfortunately, on just our first day, we’re already regretting some of our choices. The breakfast selection is very limited compared to what other hotels in Stations 1 and 2 offer. The prices at The Market are quite steep, yet the food quality doesn’t measure up—nowhere near the standards or taste of the Henann Group. It’s disappointing, as we expected a more enjoyable dining experience within the resort. Looks like we’ll have to spend ₱300 on transport each night just to get decent meals in Stations 1 or 2 for the rest of our stay. As for the Serenade event, it was far from relaxing. It was way too loud and honestly felt more like a karaoke session than live entertainment. We came here to relax—not to hear what sounds like a karaoke night echoing through the resort.