Sierra Hotel

I absolutely loved the hotel's location—it was convenient and perfect for exploring the area. The food was delicious, with a wide variety of options to choose from. The breakfast, in particular, stood out; it was a delightful buffet with so many tasty and fresh choices. The room was spacious and comfortable, offering plenty of space to relax and unwind. Overall, my experience was fantastic, and I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a great stay!

It’s a so so budget hotel. Staff was friendly and upon entering I had a sense that it was a mid range hotel. I checked in and the room was spacious, but Ihad to wait 40 minutes for towels and bathmat. I was quite wet from a torrential rain and it would’ve been nice to have gotten a shower and cleaned up for dinner. The towels that did arrive were old blue and white beach towels with pink stains. The bathmat may have been clean, but it was old and dirty looking. When I did get in the shower, there was a window with no curtain, the bottom of which was below my shoulder height. I looked out into a room with water tanks and pumps. Anyone with access to the room could come in and watch whoever was showering. No privacy. The sink was so small that one side could hold a bar of soap and the other, a toothbrush, a razor, a comb, or whatever, but not multiple items. There was no shelf in the bathroom, so extra items, including my toiletry bag had to be left in the room, and I had to retrieve/remove items as I needed or finished with them. Rather than a large bed, two beds were pushed together and made up separately. I suppose it was OK for a budget hotel but I find when I do stay in budget hotels they are typically better laid out. 

A hotel like this in Negros Oriental , Philippines is quite upscale than the competitors.