The Lind Boracay is a 5-star lifestyle resort set on the beachfront of Station 1 on Boracay's White Beach, in Barangay Balabag, Malay, Aklan. The property was designed by Manny Samson and Associates, and the official site describes the interiors as melding Boracay's seascape into the building itself: every one of the resort's 118 rooms opens onto a balcony looking out over the gardens, the pools, the beach or the sea. The resort also claims one of the widest beachfronts on White Beach, which gives the ground level a wide sweep of sand, sun loungers and sea views.
According to Traveloka's listing, The Lind Boracay was built in 2015 and stands seven floors high, with three restaurants and a bar on site. That scale places it between a boutique hideaway and a large resort: big enough to offer a kids' club, a spa, a ballroom and several pools, yet compact enough that the beach is never far from your room. The resort's own description frames the stay as a balance between relaxation and island life, pairing contemporary design with Filipino hospitality.
The official site states that the 118 rooms at The Lind Boracay range from 47 square metres up to 191 square metres, and that each has a balcony. Rooms come with plush beds, Malin + Goetz bathroom amenities, coffee and tea making facilities, and the resort's signature curved, backlit headboards. Traveloka's facility data for the property lists in-room features including a bathrobe, hairdryer, minibar, refrigerator, in-room safe, desk, shower, TV and cable TV. Exact inclusions can vary by room type, so check the room details on the listing before you confirm. The categories below run roughly from the smallest to the most spacious, using sizes published by the resort.
At around 45 square metres, the Garden Rooms are the most compact categories on the official room list. They are offered with either twin beds or a king bed and look out over the resort's landscaped gardens, which suits travellers who would rather save for a premium category than pay for a sea view they may only see at sunrise.
The Deluxe Room is listed at 47 square metres, the figure the resort quotes as the starting size for its room stock. Like every category here it opens onto a balcony, and it makes a sensible choice for couples or solo travellers who want the full resort experience without moving up to a premier tier.
Also listed at 47 square metres, the Sea Room trades the garden outlook for views towards the water. If watching the famous Boracay sunset from your own balcony is the point of the trip, this is the entry point to the sea-facing categories.
Beach Rooms are listed at between 53 and 67 square metres. The extra floor area and the beach-facing position make this category a popular middle ground for guests who want to step quickly from the room to the sand.
Listed at 58 to 87 square metres, the Garden Room with Pool adds pool access to the garden setting. It suits families or friends who plan to spend long afternoons in the water close to their room rather than at the main pool deck.
The Garden Premier is listed at 71 to 83 square metres, and the Garden Premier with Pool at 78 to 85 square metres. These premier categories give noticeably more living space, which helps on longer stays or when you are travelling with children.
At the top of the published list, the Sea Premier runs from 77 to 101 square metres and the Sea Premier with Pool is listed at 87 square metres. Both pair the sea outlook with generous space, making them the natural pick for honeymoons, anniversaries and other special occasions.
The resort quotes room sizes of up to 191 square metres, so larger configurations than those listed above may exist; availability, bed types and maximum occupancy are shown per room on Traveloka at the time of booking. Additional guests beyond a room's maximum capacity may incur an extra-person charge, so enter the correct number of adults and children when you search.
For a resort of its size, The Lind Boracay packs in a wide range of facilities. Traveloka's listing describes an infinity pool overlooking the sea, lap pools and a jacuzzi, while the official facilities page adds that the pools and jacuzzi sit at beach level and are open daily from 7:00 to 22:00. Beach sun loungers, pool sun loungers, beach towels and beach umbrellas are all part of the listed amenities, so a lazy day between the pool and the sand needs very little planning.
Traveloka's listing records a 24-hour receptionist, 24-hour security and 24-hour room service, alongside a concierge, laundry service, luggage storage, a money changer and medical service. A Guest Experience team can help arrange island activities and transport, and a recreation room and terrace give guests somewhere to unwind away from the beach.
The Lind Boracay is also set up for celebrations and business gatherings, with wedding services, a banquet capability and meeting facilities with a projector. The official events page lists seven venues:
The Lind Boracay sits at Station 1, White Beach, Barangay Balabag, Malay, Aklan 5608. Station 1 is the northern stretch of White Beach, and the resort's beachfront position means the sand is directly in front of the property. Traveloka's listing notes an ATM or banking facility, a grocery and a gift shop nearby, which covers most day-to-day needs without a trip across the island.
Boracay has no airport of its own, so most visitors fly into one of two gateways on Panay Island and finish the journey by land and boat. The resort's check-in instructions on Traveloka set out both options:
Travelling from Singapore, you can compare flights to Caticlan or Kalibo on Traveloka and time your arrival with the resort's transfer schedule. On-site parking is not available, according to the listing, and the resort lists an area shuttle among its transport services alongside airport transfers.
The Lind Boracay has three restaurants and a bar, and the official dining page lists the restaurants by name and opening hours:
Beyond the three restaurants, Traveloka's listing records a beach bar, a poolside bar, a snack bar, a cafe and a coffee shop, as well as à la carte lunch and dinner. With room service available around the clock, a late-night snack on the balcony is always an option. Breakfast is not included in every rate, so check the room offer you select; children's breakfast is priced separately from adults' at the resort.
When you are ready to venture out, the wider White Beach shoreline is easy to explore on foot from Station 1. You can also browse Boracay tours and activities on Traveloka, from island-hopping trips to water sports, and plan them around meals at the resort.
The strongest reason to choose The Lind Boracay is the combination of setting and design. Its Station 1 beachfront, which the resort counts among the widest on White Beach, puts the sand right outside, while the Manny Samson and Associates design gives every room a balcony and a view. With 118 rooms over seven floors, the resort feels personal rather than sprawling.
If you are weighing up options along White Beach, you can compare other hotels and resorts on Traveloka by area, star rating and facilities before settling on The Lind Boracay.
Ready to plan the rest of your getaway? Start with flights, stays and experiences on the Traveloka homepage.
This hotel hosts a gala dinner during the New Year holiday period, and customers staying during this time may be charged for it. For further details, contact the hotel directly.
Popular Facilities | |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 15:00 - to 12:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at The Lind Boracay | 118 |
Number of floors in The Lind Boracay | 7 |
Another facilities in The Lind Boracay | Kids club, Children pool, Airport transfer, Area shuttle, A la carte dinner |
