67th Holiday Resort is 90 minutes' drive from Puerto Princesa Airport. An airport shuttle service is available upon request and is chargeable.
Located along a private beach, 67th Heaven Holiday Resort offers free parking and free internet. It features a sauna, Moroccan bath and massage services. A beach bar is available.
Barbeque facilities are available in the resort. A garden is also offered.
Rooms are housed in individual huts with a fan and air conditioning. Tea/coffee making facilities are provided. Each cottage has satellite TV.
A variety of local and international dishes are served in the hotel’s restaurant. Guests can lounge by the terrace at the beach bar for drinks.
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Address: 67 Kilometer, Northern Highway, Barangay Concepcion, Puerto Princesa, Palawan, 5300 Puerto Princesa City, Philippines
Number of rooms: 6
Our family to go to beach resort. The beach is kid friendly. The owner "tita Lydia" is a darling. Enjoy delicious food in their restaurant. The resort is clean and organized. Rooms are spacious and clean. Play with their puppies and dogs in the sand. Your stay will be relaxing even for a day tour. Wifi is available. Just an hour drive away from the city proper. Definitely recommending 67th Heaven.
The best food in the world! Friendly and nice owner. We Love it!
From 14:00 hours
Until 12:00 hours
Visa, MasterCard
Please note, there is a fee for the airport shuttle service. The van can accommodate up to 6 passengers.
There is no age requirement for check-in
Sitio Tarabanan, brgy. Concepcion, 5300 Puerto Princesa City, Philippines
Situated in Puerto Princesa City in the Luzon region, Auntie Mina's Beach Cabins has a garden. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Ugong Rock 13 km.
Snake Island 23 km.
Honda Bay 35 km.
City Coliseum 39 km.
Mendoza Park 42 km.
Palawan Museum 42 km.
Skylight Convention Center 42 km.
Malanao Island 75 km.
San Vicente Airport 65 km.
Great place to get away from everyday hustle and grind and enjoy the smaller things in life that are sometimes forgotten.