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It’s a quiet, private atmosphere! Hotel in Boquete Beach “Elizabeth’s Hideaway” – for repeat guests and families.

If you’re looking for a relaxing, private hotel stay in Puerto Galera, this may be the unlikely place to be. Of course there is a pool, but you can also enjoy snorkeling, speedboats, and even a beautiful sunset on the grounds. We took a peek at the “Elizabeth Hideaway Hotel and Restaurant” a 10-minute tricycle ride from Muelle Harbor!

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About Hotel

Boquete Beach is a SandBar created by the rising and falling tide.

The sign is located at the entrance to Boquete Beach. You don’t have to stay here, but you can use the restaurant or just for a walk!

There are benches along the beach where you can relax and enjoy the view of the bay. And of course, snorkeling! We were able to rent a masked fin for one day for 150 pesos each.

It’s like you can go on a speedboat! (I’m sorry! The price is unknown)
When I was accosted at Island Hopping in the bunker, it was 1200 pesos in three places. I’m sure the price will change depending on the season and negotiations, so here’s a reference

The restaurant is located in the shade of the property where you can relax. I ordered fried rice, spaghetti bolognese and a fresh salad for lunch. There’s quite a bit of volume to it! There are many menus, but they are reasonably priced at around 250-400 pesos.

Spaghetti Bolognese served at Al Dente. It was delicious!

Fried rice with plenty of volume. We had a good meal here too.

The garden next to the pool. There are lots of plants on the grounds and it is very pleasant.

And a tennis court.

Exterior of the hotel.

We were shown a standard room. This room is for 2 people. The rooms can be connected with a door for family use! There are two types of rooms, a simple standard or a double.

Right in front of the pool! The view through the door of your room.

Take a stroll around the grounds in the cooler evenings. The white building on the left is the chapel.

Here, you can sit on a bench and watch the sunset. Click here for more photos of the lovely sunset.

I’d love to go to Boquete Beach even if I don’t stay there! Please refer to the here page if you are wondering！

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