RedDoorz @ Boracay Hostel

Station 2 Balabag Boracay Malay, Aklan, Philippines, 5608, Philippines
3.3/5
Fair
Rated by 39 Guests

39 Reviews

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A***l N***
18 June 2025
4/5
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E***y E***
31 May 2025
3/5
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J***e M***
27 February 2025
2/5

Facilities

Free Toiletries
Free Wifi
Reception
No Smoking
Front Desk
AC

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About This Hotel

Located in the vibrant district of Malay, RedDoorz @ Boracay Hostel is your ideal choice for comfortable and budget-friendly accommodation. The property's strategic position provides guests with unparalleled access to the island's main hubs, ensuring that the best of Boracay's attractions, beaches, and entertainment venues are always within easy reach.

 

Essential services and key landmarks are situated conveniently close to the property. For medical needs, the Ciriaco S. Tirol Hospital is a mere 15 meters away, providing immediate peace of mind. Financial transactions are made simple with a Metrobank ATM located just 700 meters from the hostel, while the main entry point to the island, Godofredo P. Ramos

Property Policies
  • minimum of 1 room night room reservation
  • Non guaranteed room reservation 3 pm hold only.
  • Check-in from 2 pm 
  • Check-out before 12 pm 

 

 

Directions to RedDoorz @ Boracay Hostel from Airport

The nearest airport is Godofredo P. Ramos Airport, also known as Caticlan Airport, located approximately 6.8 KM from the property. The journey, which includes a short drive and a ferry ride, typically takes around 20 to 30 minutes, offering a convenient and scenic route to your island destination.

Directions to RedDoorz @ Boracay Hostel by road

The property is easily accessible via Boracay's main circumferential road, which connects all key points of interest across the island. This primary thoroughfare provides a direct link from the Caticlan Jetty Port, ensuring a straightforward and convenient commute for guests arriving and departing.

Directions to RedDoorz @ Boracay Hostel from railway station

The island of Boracay and the province of Aklan are not serviced by a railway network. Transportation around the island is primarily facilitated by local e-trikes, vans, and multicabs, providing efficient access to all major beaches, attractions, and commercial areas.