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"If your idea of paradise is sun, sea, and sand, then you’re in for an absolute treat. Known as the “Jewel of Negros,” Sipalay is abundant with beautiful beaches, waterfalls, and beautiful coral reefs. A trip the gorgeous Manjuyod Sandbar for a once in a lifetime experience is not to be missed."

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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Lakawon Island Resort and Spa

Lakawon Island Resort and Spa

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Lakawon Island, Cadiz City
Convenient
7.3
(59 Reviews)
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LOBBY Acacia Hotel Bacolod

Acacia Hotel Bacolod

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Bacolod City, Bacolod
Impressive
8.8
(17 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Nature's Village Resort

Nature's Village Resort

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Talisay City, Bacolod
Convenient
7.6
(7 Reviews)
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LOBBY Park Inn by Radisson Bacolod

Park Inn by Radisson Bacolod

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Downtown, Bacolod City
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BEDROOM Circle Inn Hotel and Suites

Circle Inn Hotel and Suites

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Villamonte, Bacolod City
Impressive
8.3
(99 Reviews)
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SWIMMING_POOL L'Fisher Hotel

L'Fisher Hotel

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Bacolod City, Bacolod
Convenient
8.2
(29 Reviews)
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Foto utama Punta Bulata Resort & Spa

Punta Bulata Resort & Spa

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Cauayan, Negros Occidental
When you stay at Punta Bulata Resort & Spa in Cauayan, you'll be by the sea and within a 5-minute drive of Danjugan Island Marine Reserve. This beach hotel is 15.7 mi (25.3 km) from Campomanes Bay and 16.1 mi (26 km) from Punta Ballo Beach.
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8.4
(8 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Campuestohan Highland Resort

Campuestohan Highland Resort

Resorts
Talisay City, Bacolod
Convenient
7.6
(10 Reviews)
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BEDROOM Go Hotels Bacolod

Go Hotels Bacolod

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Mandalagan, Bacolod City
Impressive
8.4
(205 Reviews)
Beside Robinson's Bacolod. Value for money.
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BEDROOM Stonehill Suites

Stonehill Suites

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Bacolod City, Bacolod
Superb
9.4
(6 Reviews)
I had a great time staying at this hotel with my partner and baby. Everyone is friendly and accommodating. Room is spacious and clean. Weekend well spent! Will surely book again!
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Foto utama Takatuka Beach Resort

Takatuka Beach Resort

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Sipalay City, Negros Occidental
With a stay at Takatuka Beach Resort in Sipalay, you'll be on the beach, and 10 mi (16.1 km) from Campomanes Bay and 10.8 mi (17.4 km) from Sipalay Eco Port. This beach hotel is 11 mi (17.7 km) from Punta Ballo Beach and 11.4 mi (18.3 km) from Danjugan Island Marine Reserve.
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LOBBY Easy Diving and Beach Resort

Easy Diving and Beach Resort

Resorts
Sipalay City, Negros Occidental
Impressive
8.8
(21 Reviews)
The place was so relaxing, the whole team was really accommodating and the food is awesome. I loved my short stay here. Will definitely come back! ❤️
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING MO2 Westown - Mandalagan

MO2 Westown - Mandalagan

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Bacolod City, Bacolod
Impressive
8.4
(31 Reviews)
Room is spacious and staff was very accommodating
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING MO2 Westown Hotel Bacolod - Downtown

MO2 Westown Hotel Bacolod - Downtown

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Bacolod City, Bacolod
Impressive
8.3
(48 Reviews)
The best experience! The people/staff were very nice. Definitely we will come back!
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Foto utama East Square Inn

East Square Inn

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Villamonte, Bacolod City
With a stay at East Square Inn in Bacolod, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Bacolod City Government Center and Yoyo Land. This hotel is 1.9 mi (3.1 km) from San Sebastian Cathedral and 1.9 mi (3.1 km) from Bredco Port Terminal.
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8.4
(16 Reviews)
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BEDROOM Hometown Hotel Lacson Bacolod

Hometown Hotel Lacson Bacolod

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Bacolod City, Bacolod
Convenient
7.9
(123 Reviews)
Good room and very accommodating people out there. will be back soon.
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BEDROOM North Tourist Inn

North Tourist Inn

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Bata, Bacolod City
Impressive
8.4
(22 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Mainstreet Pension House RedPartner by RedDoorz

Mainstreet Pension House RedPartner by RedDoorz

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Bacolod City, Bacolod
Impressive
8.6
(79 Reviews)
A good place to stay for travelers on the go. A budget friendly hotel. Very accommodating to our inquiries asking about directions, and they have a complimentary cup noodles and coffee. Looking forward to stay again.
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING RedDoorz Plus @ Diola Villamonte Bacolod

RedDoorz Plus @ Diola Villamonte Bacolod

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Villamonte, Bacolod City
Impressive
8.8
(5 Reviews)
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LOBBY Ong Bun Pension House Bacolod

Ong Bun Pension House Bacolod

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Downtown, Bacolod City
Convenient
7.7
(297 Reviews)
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Facts about hotel in Negros Occidental

Total Accommodation
130 Properties
Popular City
Sipalay City, Cauayan
Popular Hotel
Lakawon Island Resort and Spa, Acacia Hotel Bacolod
Popular Landmark
Bacolod City Domestic Airport (BCD), Negros Museum

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7.9
Convenient
3,626 reviews from hotels in Negros Occidental with aggregated rating of 7.9/10.
Review from various users that have stayed in hotel near Negros Occidental will help you to choose the perfect hotel easily!
Dina M.
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14 Nov 2021
Lowest priced when I searched here in the app. Spacious room and large bed. Lots of lighting, dresser, coffee/reading table set. Though you would know that the hotel has aged but with the price you pay its a bargain. Its also in the heart of central bacolod.
Mariamne C.
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21 May 2023
You get what you pay for, its worth it 's price. Location is also good.
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April Asuncion Pabulayan
11 Jun 2022
The place is just next to Rob Bacolod. They have spacious parking. It 's in the city so it 's accessible to most places to visit in Bacolod. Staff are ALL welcoming and friendly! If I could give 10 stars, I would!
yhani l.
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6 Mar 2024
I was not able to use it I have delayed flight 🥺 🥹 I ask the hotel to rebook it but no response.
Kendra S. L. M.
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21 Oct 2019
It is an old building and it looks haunted. There is also more than an hour when there is loss in power and I had to shower in the dark because I had to leave at that moment.
MA
Marie Angelique Nadala
20 Nov 2019
The worst. Dont be fooled by the photos posted. It's the complete opposite when you get to the place.
ARIEL
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30 Oct 2023
Very dirty and the foul odors of the room and cr was so gross.
Chim D. B. C.
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15 Apr 2022
Ameneties such as gym and swimming are not inlcuded in my booking through online however, if you book personally at the hotel you get to avail those.
Ann B. C.
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22 Mar 2021
Kudos to traveloka and circle inn ❤️
Rodillo
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30 Mar 2022
Clean and spacious. Staff/owner is very responsive. Affordable. Highly recommended.

Frequently Asked Questions about hotels in Negros Occidental

What are the best areas to visit near Negros Occidental?

If you are in Negros Occidental, you can also visit Calatrava, Manapla, Isabela, Ilog, Toboso, San Enrique, Pulupandan, Valladolid, Hinigaran, Binalbagan

What are the most recommended regions to be visited beside Negros Occidental?

You can visit and enjoy your staycation in these popular regions such as Batangas, Laguna, Cebu, Bulacan, La Union, Bataan, Cavite, Bohol, Pampanga, Iloilo.

How many hotels are listed in Negros Occidental?

Currently, there are around 130 hotels that you can book in Negros Occidental

About

What started out as the realm of the sugar barons of the Philippines is now a playground for you to discover. From heritage sites to natural wonders, this province has a lot to offer. So pack your bags now and explore Negros Occidental!

 

At A Glance

Nicknamed the “Sugar Bowl of the Philippines,” Negros Occidental has a rich, colorful history. After all, the province is responsible for producing half of the sugar consumed in the Philippines; at the industry’s peak, it even exported sugar to the United States. This led to very prosperous times for the landlords in the province, who owned the sugar fields. In turn, these hacienderos were responsible for constructing palatial houses that are now some of the province’s top tourist draws; lavish balls and parties were thrown at these mansions.

While the crash of the sugar market in the 1980s severely threated the province’s fortunes, this didn’t dampen the fun-loving Negrense spirit. In fact, it even led to the establishment of the Masskara Festival in Bacolod City, now one of the most popular fiestas in the Philippines.

 

How to Go

By plane

The province of Negros Occidental is served by the Silay-Bacolod International Airport, located 15 km of Bacolod City. Flights to and from Manila are available daily; this route is serviced by both Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific.

By boat/ferry

Those coming from other parts of the Visayas can reach Negros Occidental by boat. One popular option is the Bacolod-Iloilo route, which takes about an hour one-way. There is also a port at San Carlos City, which is part of several Ro-Ro routes.

By land transportation

The Bacolod-Dumaguete bus route passes through most of the municipalities and cities in Negros Occidental. This route is primarily serviced by Ceres Bus Lines, which offers both air-conditioned and ordinary (no air-conditioning) buses.

 

Getting Around

Jeepneys, shuttle vans, and buses are the main forms of transportation across Negros Occidental, especially when going from city to city. Meanwhile, for those only going around inside a city or municipality, tricycles are a convenient option. Taxis are also available in Bacolod; however, these can reach up to Talisay and Silay.

 

Tourist Attractions

With its rich past as a cornerstone of the sugar industry in the Philippines, it’s not surprising that many of the province’s tourist attractions revolve around it. Take the Silay City Heritage Zone, which is comprised of 30 grandiose houses mostly built in the late 1800s to the early 1900s. Many of its houses, such as the Balay Negrense and the Hofilena Heritage House, showcase the lavish lifestyle of the sugar barons in Silay’s heyday.

Then there’s the Church of the Angry Christ in Victorias, which was originally constructed for the workers of the Victorias Milling Corporation. This church features a unique mural of Jesus Christ at its altar, painted by Filipino artist Alsonso Ossorio, a contemporary of Jackson Pollock and Jean Dubuffet.

Speaking of haciendas, there’s also Hacienda Rosalia in Manapla. Owned by the Gaston clan—who also owns Balay Negrense—this hacienda was used as the setting in the acclaimed film Oro, Plata, Mata.

Of course, Bacolod City also has its own share of attractions, which include the Dizon Ramos museum filled with vintage items. Other sights in the city include the San Sebastian Church, which was completed in 1882; and the Negros Museum, which tells the history of the island.

And who can forget The Ruins in Talisay? This stately mansion was built by Don Mariano Ledesma Lacson as a tribute to his deceased wife. However, it was burned down by Filipino guerilla troops in World War II to prevent the Japanese from using it as their headquarters. While it is just a shell today, it still remains magnificent, with its cement columns and walls that look golden at dusk.

 

Top Things to Do

Of course, going around sugar plantations isn’t the only thing that you can do in Negros Occidental. The more adventurous can hike up Mount Kanlaon, the largest active volcano in the Philippines.

If you want something more relaxed, however, you can simply stick to the Mambucal Hot Springs Resort. This mountain resort in the municipality of Murcia is not only the jump-off point for the trek up Kanlaon. Other than offering a myriad of pools, the resort also has a zipline, a boating lagoon, and a trail that covers 7 waterfalls.

And with nine of the 16 municipalities of Negros Occidental located along the coastline, the province has several beaches as well. Options include Punta Ballo Beach in Sipalay and the Carbin Reef sandbar in Sagay. There are also the white sand shores of Sipaway Island (Refugio Island), only 15 minutes away by pumpboat from San Carlos City.

 

Where to Eat

When on a trip to Negros Occidental, most travelers go for chicken inasal, Bacolod City’s trademark dish. However, there’s a whole sweeter side to Bacolod City’s cuisine, with a whole range of sweet treats that you can bring home. These include the piaya and barquillos from BongBong’s, napoleones from Roli’s, caramel tarts from Virgie’s, and cakes at Calea or Felicia’s. Neighboring Silay also has its own share of delicious desserts, such as the guapple pie at El Ideal and pili nut squares by Emma Lacson. And don’t forget to cap your adventures with a bottle or two of beer from Bogsbrew, a local craft beer brewery; these are available at the restaurant inside The Ruins in Talisay.

 

Nightlife

The best nightlife options in Negros Occidental can be found in Bacolod’s Art District, which has a bohemian vibe and a good number of bars and clubs. However, if you really want to party the night away, watch out for the many loud and crazy street parties in the city—especially the one that they organize for the Masskara Festival. Yes, it’s not as stiff and formal as the social balls the sugar barons of Negros once threw. But it’s still so much fun, keeping the party spirit of the province alive.

 

Where to Stay

Travelers who want to explore the entirety of Negros Occidental are advised to book a room at the numerous hotels in Bacolod. These include O Hotel, L’Fisher Hotel, The Suites at Calle Nueva, and Palmas del Mar Conference Resort Hotel. There are also a number of other options around the province, such as Nature’s Village Resort in Talisay and numerous hostels in Silay. Rooms are also available at the Mambucal Hot Springs Resort.

 

Travel Tips

  • Bring your sunblock! With most of Negros Oriental’s lands dedicated to sugar production, there would be entire stretches of roads and streets with nothing but sugarcane. There’s barely any shade from trees. Hence, if you want to avoid being scorched from going around, put on some sunblock and wear a hat.

  • To really enjoy the Mambucal Hot Springs, make sure to go on a weekday. Due to its accessibility from Bacolod, it can get very crowded on weekends and holidays.

  • To access attractions such as Hacienda Rosalia in Manapla, travelers are advised to book an appointment or a tour. While many heritage buildings in Negros Occidental can be accessed by the public, they are still being used by the families who own them. Hence, advance notice is required.

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