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"This laidback province in the Central Visayas region is known for a number of interesting spots. On top of the list is Apo Island, which has pristine coral gardens and charming sea turtles. There’s also the Sidlakang Negros that features cultural events and the Balanan Lake in Sandulot, Siaton, which is perfect for a relaxing nature-trip. Want to climb the highest peak in the central Philippines? Arrange a trek to Mt. Kanlaon."

Popular hotels in Negros Oriental

EXTERIOR_BUILDING Sea Dream Resorts

Sea Dream Resorts

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Masaplod, Dauin
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SWIMMING_POOL Wellbeach Dive Resort

Wellbeach Dive Resort

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Maayongtubig, Dauin
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BEDROOM Henia Hotel

Henia Hotel

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
Superb
9.2
(35 Reviews)
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BEDROOM Go Hotels Dumaguete

Go Hotels Dumaguete

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Calindagan, Dumaguete City
Convenient
8.2
(77 Reviews)
Very nice place and location is great near the mall.
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BEDROOM Asia Novo Boutique Hotel - Dumaguete

Asia Novo Boutique Hotel - Dumaguete

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
Convenient
7.8
(31 Reviews)
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Heart Hotel and Services

Hotels
Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
With a stay at Heart Hotel and Services in Dumaguete, you'll be within a 5-minute walk of Bell Tower and Belfry. This hotel is 14.3 mi (23.1 km) from Sumilon Island and 0.2 mi (0.4 km) from St Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral.
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Plaza Maria Luisa Suites Inn

Plaza Maria Luisa Suites Inn

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
Convenient
7.9
(44 Reviews)
Great location as it is near from stores /shops/ market and even in church
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BEDROOM Hotel Essencia

Hotel Essencia

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
Impressive
8.8
(66 Reviews)
Hotel is very comfortable with complete amenities.
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BEDROOM Southview Hotel

Southview Hotel

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
Convenient
8.0
(12 Reviews)
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Foto utama Fiesole Residence Inn

Fiesole Residence Inn

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
With a stay at Fiesole Residence Inn in Dumaguete, you'll be within a 5-minute walk of Silliman University Main Campus and Rizal Boulevard. This hotel is 13.8 mi (22.3 km) from Sumilon Island and 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Bell Tower.
Superb
9.4
(7 Reviews)
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BEDROOM Obdulia's Business Inn

Obdulia's Business Inn

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
Impressive
8.6
(44 Reviews)
It's affordable and it's centre of the city where you can rent a motorcycle to go around Dumaguete.
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Allura Resort Dive and Spa

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Zamboanguita, Dumaguete
When you stay at Allura Resort Dive and Spa in Zamboanguita, you'll be on the beach and within a 5-minute drive of Malatapay Market. This beach hotel is 31.9 mi (51.4 km) from Sumilon Island and 7.9 mi (12.7 km) from Dauin Church.
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Foto utama Patrik & Bella's Private Condominium

Patrik & Bella's Private Condominium

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
When you stay at this condo in Dumaguete, you'll be near the airport, within a 5-minute drive of Silliman University Main Campus and Rizal Boulevard. This condo is 13.7 mi (22.1 km) from Sumilon Island and 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from Negros Convention Center.
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Charo's Dormitel

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
With a stay at Charo's Dormitel in Dumaguete, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Silliman University Main Campus and Rizal Boulevard. This hotel is 1.8 mi (2.8 km) from Bell Tower and 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from St Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral.
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BEDROOM Sierra Hotel Dumaguete

Sierra Hotel Dumaguete

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
Convenient
8.0
(5 Reviews)
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BEDROOM Golden Gate Suites

Golden Gate Suites

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
Impressive
8.8
(124 Reviews)
Clean and comfortable. We had a great time.
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COMMON_SPACE Gabby's Bed and Breakfast

Gabby's Bed and Breakfast

Guest Houses
Daro, Dumaguete City
Impressive
8.5
(162 Reviews)
Food is delicious and the staff are very accommodating. 👌🏻 Plus the rooms were very colorful. Overall, good ambiance!
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING OYO 567 Blue Horizon Hostel

OYO 567 Blue Horizon Hostel

Hotels
Daro, Dumaguete City
Impressive
8.3
(13 Reviews)
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LOBBY CrisFil's Lodge

CrisFil's Lodge

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Dumaguete City, Dumaguete
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Villa Prescilla

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Daro, Dumaguete City
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Facts about hotel in Negros Oriental

Total Accommodation
138 Properties
Popular City
Dumaguete, Bais City
Popular Hotel
Sea Dream Resorts, Wellbeach Dive Resort
Popular Landmark
Casaroro Falls, Mount Talinis

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8.5
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1,867 reviews from hotels in Negros Oriental with aggregated rating of 8.5/10.
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Anabel V.
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7 Aug 2019
We had great time staying on this place, love the vibes and the food.
Kirk N. M.
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14 Mar 2020
hotel is okay. but I think there are cheaper hotels in dumaguete. hmm, mas okay siya sa pictures
MacaiiThe F.
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9 Dec 2019
The front desk is approachable, the room is amazing, worth it ❤️
Joshua P. D. C.
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19 Apr 2019
It was cool since I was in a solo room and it was cheap. I really didn't need that expensive accommodation since I was always out roaming around the city. Good choice for budget travelers!
Jake A.
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28 Jan 2020
The location was perfect! The rooms were nice, and what really made this place was the amazing staff who made you feel at home. They sell rice meals!! The cured sweet beef (tofino) and the beef tapa was super bomb! I would definitely recommend this place, and if you're a digital nomad the internet at this place was solid (20 upload -15 download speed)
Jhoan B. A.
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18 Jan 2019
I love the room, the facilities and staff. plus the food is 👌 I can really recommend this hotel.
Patrick E.
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22 Nov 2019
good location. friendly staff. neat. but the room lighting is too dim.
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Angelica Garcia
22 Dec 2019
Clean, comfortable and nice location.
CHERRY P. P.
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5 Sep 2019
You get what you pay for. Good point very near to mall and bus station. The staff already set the expectation that there's no outlet available in rooms. They charge P10 for charging.

Frequently Asked Questions about hotels in Negros Oriental

What are the best areas to visit near Negros Oriental?

If you are in Negros Oriental, you can also visit Dumaguete, La Libertad, Valencia, Santa Catalina, Pamplona, Tayasan, Guihulngan City, Bindoy, Bais City, Mabinay

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

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 Oriental?

Currently, there are around 138 hotels that you can book in Negros Oriental

About

It’s been said that if Bacolod and Negros Occidental is the home of party people, Negros Oriental—and its capital, Dumaguete City—is its chill sister. With its lush mountains, unspoiled beaches, and laid-back charm, it’s definitely the place to be for travelers looking for some R&R. And while some thrilling activities are also found in this province, it’s definitely balanced out by a huge number of opportunities to just relax and escape the daily grind.

 

At A Glance

As the name suggests, Negros Oriental is located on the eastern half of Negros Island, facing Tañon Strait and the island of Cebu. This geographical location not only means an abundance of beaches and dive spots; it also means easy accessibility to the heart of the Visayas. It may also be the reason why most locals here speak Cebuano (Bisaya); compared to residents of Negros Occidental, who speak Hiligaynon (Ilonggo).

Most travelers start their journey in Dumaguete City, the capital of the province, and where most transportation options are available. This city, nicknamed “The City of Gentle People,” is known as a laidback university town due to the presence of several institutions of higher learning. Travelers can then move on to the province’s top tourist draws, from diving at Apo Island to the many natural wonders the provinces has. And of course, all these activities and attractions are made better with local hospitality; these are all offered with a warm, welcoming smile.

 

How to Go

By plane

The province of Negros Oriental is served by the Dumaguete Airport, which receives flights from Manila and Cebu. Travel time from Manila to Dumaguete is one hour and 25 minutes, while it only takes 45 minutes from Cebu to Dumaguete. The Manila to Dumaguete route is flown by both Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific, while the Cebu to Dumaguete route is only served by Cebu Pacific.

By boat/ferry

Negros Oriental is also well-connected to the rest of the country by ferry and RoRo services. You can reach Dumaguete from Tagbilaran and Siquijor via the fastcraft services operated by Ocean Jet. Meanwhile, Montenegro Lines offers Dapitan to Dumaguete trips; Cokaliong Shipping Lines offers Cebu to Dumaguete trips.

By land transportation

Ceres Bus operates a Bacolod to Dumaguete route. This route passes through several towns and cities of Negros Oriental, such as Mabinay, Bais, Tanjay, Amlan, San Jose, and Sibulan.

 

Getting Around

To reach the other parts of Negros Oriental, you can hop on a bus or a jeepney from Dumaguete City. For transportation inside towns and cities, pedicabs—motorized ones, similar to tricycles—are the most convenient option. Taxis are also available inside Dumaguete City.

 

Tourist Attractions

The best way to begin a trip in Negros Oriental is in Dumaguete City, the provincial capital and a chilled out university town. Hence, to learn more about the city’s development, a visit to the Silliman University Campus is a must. Its University Hall, built in 1909, is the oldest still-extant American colonial structure in the country and considered a landmark of both school and city. Inside its beautiful halls is the university’s Anthropology Museum, which houses some artifacts that are a thousand years old.

Travelers can then head to the Parish Church of Saint Augustine of Hippo in Bacong. A declared National Cultural Treasure, this centuries-old church has the tallest belfry in the province that also served as a watchtower. But its real gem lies inside: a pipe organ that was imported from Spain and installed in the church back in 1894.

Negros Oriental also has a wealth of natural wonders. First is Apo Island in Dauin, one of the world’s top diving sites. With over 650 species of fish and 400 types of coral to be spotted in the crystal-clear waters, snorkeling around this island is a must.

There’s also the province’s collection of white-sand beaches. These include the White Sand Bar in Manjuyod, Lag-it Beach in Bais, Camangyawon Beach in Basay, and the pebbly Antulang Beach in Siaton. These shores are the perfect escape from city life.

 

Top Things to Do

While diving or snorkeling at Apo Island is a given, there are also a number of other activities in the water to enjoy. For example, you can go on a dolphin-watching tour at the Tañon Strait, with the jump-off point at Bais City. Or try surfing at Bayawan City’s four breaks: Piggy Bank, Sande’s Point, and Bonawan. If the beaches are not for you, try kayaking at the Twin Lakes of Balinsasayao and Danao in Sibulan.

The mountains separating Negros Oriental from Occidental are also great options for hiking. First is Mount Kanlaon, one of the most active volcanoes in the country and the highest point on the island. Another is Mount Talinis, known as the “Cuernos de Negros” or “Horns of Negros,” due to its two peaks’ shape.

And if you’d like something less strenuous, you can also enjoy a leisurely round of golf in Dumaguete City. Choose from two golf courses: the 18-hole fairway at Ang Tay Golf and Country Club or the 9-hole green at Bravo Golf Hotel.

 

Where to Eat

There’s no shortage of good food in Negros Oriental. Begin your gastronomic adventure on the streets of Dumaguete, where you’d find top-rated restaurants such as Mooon Café, Pasta King, and the Sans Rival Cakes and Pastries shop. Then you can head to Tanjay to try one of Negros Oriental’s most popular snacks—budbod, the Negrense version of suman. And if you’re looking for local seafood, you can enjoy that while visiting the Manjuyod Sandbar. Here, fishermen will sell you freshly-caught cuya shells, which are very similar to oysters.

 

Nightlife

Most nightlife options can be found along Rizal Boulevard in Dumaguete City. This seaside road has a promenade on one side, while the opposite side is lined with various restaurants, bars, and clubs. One popular option is Why Not?, which houses a deli, restaurant, and disco under one roof. Another top pick, the Hayahay Treehouse Bar and Viewdeck, is just a few meters off the boulevard.

 

Where to Stay

Most travelers in Negros Oriental opt to stay in Dumaguete City not just for convenience, but also for the good number of accommodation options in the area. These are mostly in the form of boutique hotels, such as Bethel Guest House and Hotel Essencia. But if you’re looking to stay on the beach, head to Dauin, which has a number of dive resorts. Options include Liquid Dumaguete Beach and Dive Resort, Atmosphere Resort, and Mike’s Dauin Beach Resort.

 

Travel Tips

  • When traveling during the low season, allow a bit of flexibility in your travel plans, especially if you’re taking the ferry. Weather disturbances such as typhoons may mean canceled trips.

  • If climbing Mount Kanlaon, make sure to secure permits and deal with the paperwork at least one week in advance. Since it is an active volcano, a notarized waiver is also required.

  • Make sure to book your accommodation in Dumaguete City in advance. While the city has numerous hotels and hostels, they can be fully booked at times, due to the numerous seminars and fora held in the city.

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