Overview of Astoria Current
Four floors, 156 rooms, and a beachfront address at Station 3, Boracay Island, Aklan — that's the physical shape of Astoria Current, a 5-star resort in the Philippines. It sits at the quieter end of White Beach, away from Station 1 and 2's busier commercial strips, and its amenity list reads like a full-service leisure resort rather than a simple beachfront hotel: three confirmed room categories on Traveloka's own booking listing, an outdoor pool with a children's pool, a spa, and a dinner/lunch restaurant among a long roster of on-site facilities. The property belongs to The Astoria Group, a Philippine hospitality collection with several properties across the country. That affiliation gives Astoria Current access to shared group standards for service and design, even though it operates day-to-day as its own beachfront property in Station 3. Scale and beachfront position make it one of the larger 5-star options in the Station 3 area, suited to travellers who want resort-style amenities within a short walk of the sand. Guest reviews collected on Traveloka rate the property highly, reinforcing its reputation as one of the more consistently well-regarded resorts on this stretch of the island.
Room Types at Astoria Current
A Premier Room sits at the very top of Astoria Current's naming ladder on the resort's own official channel — a tier that doesn't currently appear on Traveloka's own booking page, where the selection tops out three rungs lower. What Traveloka shows instead is a Deluxe Pool View room looking out over the resort's outdoor pool, a Family Room pitched at groups travelling together, and a Standard Room as the entry-level pick on this listing. The resort's fuller in-house ladder runs Standard, Superior, Superior Deluxe, Deluxe, Deluxe Pool Side, Deluxe Pool View, and finally that Premier tier — so anyone set on a Superior or Premier category should check with the resort directly or watch the live booking page, since availability there can shift independently of what's shown here. Square metreage and bedding layouts for the three Traveloka-listed rooms aren't itemised in the current listing, another reason to confirm specifics before a stay with particular space needs. Regardless of category, every room comes stocked with air conditioning, a bathrobe, cable TV, a desk, a hairdryer, an in-room safe, a microwave, a refrigerator, and a shower.
Facilities and Amenities
A rooftop bar called Stratos is the standout amenity the resort's own website adds that doesn't show up on the Traveloka listing itself — alongside a second pool, a gym, and function rooms, all confirmed via the official site but absent from Traveloka's page. Combined, what's listed on Traveloka and what the resort's own site adds spans recreation, dining, wellness, and guest services, and the total is extensive for a Station 3 property.
- Outdoor swimming pool with a children's pool (the resort's official site references a second pool on the property in addition to the one listed on Traveloka)
- Spa and massage services, described on the resort's own site as a wellness spa
- A fitness centre / gym, per the resort's official listing
- Beach sun loungers, pool sun loungers, parasols, and beach towels
- On-site restaurant offering dinner and lunch service, plus a bar and breakfast
- Stratos, a rooftop bar referenced on the resort's own website, for evening drinks and light bites
- Two function/event rooms accommodating up to around 140 guests in theatre, classroom, or banquet layouts, with integrated AV support and catering, according to the official site — useful context for travellers considering the property for a small event alongside a beach stay
- Concierge, bellhop, and money changer services
- Airport transfer and area shuttle (surcharge applies)
- ATM/banking, beauty salon, hair salon, grocery, and shops on-site
- 24-hour front desk, elevator, and free WiFi
Guests are required to contact the resort two days prior to arrival with health declaration or registration forms, and must present a printed booking voucher at entry. A refundable incidental deposit of PHP 3,000 per room per night applies. Breakfast, meanwhile, is charged by age band: free for children aged 0-5, a per-night charge for ages 6-11, and a per-person nightly charge for guests 12 and over. Because some facilities such as the additional pool, gym, and function spaces are confirmed on the resort's own website rather than on the Traveloka listing itself, guests planning to use those specific amenities are best placed to double-check current access and hours with the resort directly.
Location and Getting There
Boracay's White Beach splits roughly into three sections, and Astoria Current sits in the quietest of them: Station 3, on the Manoc-Manoc side of the island, generally regarded as calmer than the busier Station 1 and Station 2 further along the coast. Travellers heading to Boracay typically fly into Caticlan (Godofredo P. Ramos Airport) or Kalibo before continuing by boat and land transfer to the island — guests can check flights to the Philippines on Traveloka when planning this leg of the trip. Once on the island, Station 3's beachfront gives easy access to the sand directly from the resort, while Station 1 and 2's shops and nightlife stay a short tricycle ride away. Travellers wanting to build out a full Boracay itinerary once they've landed should also browse activities around Boracay on Traveloka ahead of the trip, so island-hopping tours and other experiences can be booked before arrival rather than scrambled together once on the island.
Dining at Astoria Current
Beyond the standard restaurant, Astoria Current's own website points to Stratos, a rooftop bar used for evening drinks and appetiser-style service — a second on-site option for an evening out without leaving the property. The main restaurant covers dinner and lunch service alongside a bar and breakfast, with meal charges for breakfast varying by guest age as noted above. Gala dinner service is also listed as an available option, which suggests the resort caters to special occasions and group events too. Guests wanting to explore beyond the resort will find Station 3 and the wider Boracay coastline offer a broad range of beachfront dining, from casual beach-bar setups to more formal seafood restaurants further along White Beach.
Why Stay at Astoria Current
Booking an independent, single-property resort on Boracay can feel like a gamble on consistency; Astoria Current's membership in The Astoria Group offers a counterweight, placing it within a broader hospitality network that can reassure travellers weighing service standards against the island's many one-off options. That group backing sits alongside a genuinely long facilities list of its own — a 5-star rating, 156 rooms, a pool, a spa, multiple dining options including a dedicated rooftop bar, and on-site retail and banking services — making it a strong choice for travellers who want a full resort experience without leaving the property. Its Station 3 position offers a quieter beachfront base while still being within reach of Boracay's livelier areas when guests want a change of scene. Guests who value on-site wellness and event infrastructure — the spa, gym, and function rooms confirmed via the resort's own site — have more to work with here than at a purely beach-focused hotel of comparable size.
Tips for Booking Astoria Current on Traveloka
The PHP 3,000 per room, per night incidental deposit is refundable, but it's worth having the amount ready in cash or on a card at check-in rather than being caught off guard. A few other logistics are worth sorting before arrival:
- Reach out to the resort at least two days ahead of your stay to submit any required health declaration or registration paperwork — this isn't optional, and it's requested well before check-in day.
- Print your booking voucher rather than relying on a phone screen; a hard copy is what's asked for at entry.
- Check the breakfast age-band charges if travelling with children — it's free for kids 0-5, but priced per night from age 6 up.
- If a Superior, Superior Deluxe, or Premier Room — tiers that sit above what's currently listed on Traveloka — is what you're after, contact the resort directly to confirm availability rather than assuming it can be added later.
- Before committing, browse hotels in Boracay on Traveloka to see how Astoria Current stacks up against other Station 3 options.
Other Popular Hotels Near Station 3, Boracay
Station 3 and the neighbouring Station 2 area of Boracay have several other well-reviewed properties, ranging from boutique hotels to larger beachfront resorts.
- Hotel details: A 4.5-star, 495-room resort in the Station 3 Manoc-Manoc area, one of the larger properties on this stretch of coast.
- Room types: Air-conditioned rooms with LED televisions and pillowtop beds.
- Amenities: 3 outdoor pools including a children's pool, 4 on-site restaurants, and a full-service spa with a kids club.
- Hotel details: A hotel near White Beach in Station 3, offering Deluxe Room and Executive Suite categories among its options.
- Room types: Deluxe room and Executive Suite.
- Amenities: Outdoor swimming pool, restaurant with breakfast service, and spa services.
- Hotel details: A 3-star resort at the quieter Station 3 end of White Beach, away from the busier commercial zones.
- Room types: Air-conditioned rooms; specific categories not detailed in the listing.
- Amenities: Restaurant featuring Japanese cuisine and fresh seafood, spa, and bicycle rental.
- Hotel details: A 3-star resort at Sitio Ambulong, Station 3, about a 5-minute walk from White Beach.
- Room types: Standard air-conditioned rooms.
- Amenities: On-site restaurant and snack bar, coffee shop, and garden and terrace areas.
- Hotel details: A 3-star, 12-room boutique hotel in nearby Station 2, positioned as a quieter alternative to beachfront competitors.
- Room types: Standard rooms; specific tier names not detailed.
- Amenities: Breakfast service, garden terrace, and access to sister-property pool amenities.
Wherever you choose to stay on Boracay, you can plan the rest of your trip from the Traveloka homepage.