Western Visayas Hotels for Your Next Holiday
Why Tourists Visit Western Visayas
- • Relax on Boracay’s powdery white sand beaches and enjoy vibrant nightlife.
- • Explore Iloilo’s heritage sites, such as Molo Church and Jaro Cathedral.
- • Dive into marine biodiversity at Danjugan Island, Negros Occidental.
- • Visit Bacolod's historic landmarks, including The Ruins and Balay Negrense Museum.
- • Embark on eco-tours to Gigantes Islands and discover its hidden lagoons.
Western Visayas offers around 2,500 accommodations ranging from budget hostels to luxury resorts concentrated in hotspots like Boracay, Iloilo City, and Bacolod City; for example, 3-star hotels average $60 per night while 5-star options like Movenpick and Shangri-La in Boracay cost $250 to $450 per night.
Western Visayas, a picturesque region encompassing Iloilo, Negros Occidental, and Aklan, is known for Boracay's White Beach, one of the world's top-rated beaches, and charming heritage sites like The Ruins in Talisay City.
The region's clear turquoise waters, diving spots in Antique’s Marine Sanctuaries, and gastronomic wonders, like Bacolod's chicken inasal and Iloilo's batchoy, make it a traveler's paradise.
With diverse attractions ranging from cultural festivals like Ati-Atihan in Kalibo to eco-tourism adventures in the Gigantes Islands, there’s always something for everyone to discover.
Western Visayas Tips You Must Know
• Book hotels in Boracay or Aklan 3-4 months in advance during peak season (November to May) to secure the best rates.
• Off-peak months (June to October) offer lower prices, but always check for typhoon advisories.
• In Iloilo and Bacolod, stay near city centers for quick access to transportation hubs and local restaurants.
• Use shared vans and tricycles for affordable short-distance travel across towns.
• Pack lightweight clothing for the tropical climate and beach essentials for island tours.