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Have a nice time here and share nicely cooked fish and tasty filet américain with your friends. Offering good halo-halo is the unique characteristic of Paradise Island Park and Beach Resort. Take your chance to taste great coffee.
You can enjoy live music in the evening. Many reviewers find the staff courteous. This place is notable for its spectacular service. From the visitors' viewpoint, prices are reasonable. As a lot of guests notice, the ambiance is quiet. This spot scored 4.3 in the Google rating system.
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Angel Gracia
2 months ago on Google
We came here to have breakfast all the way from CDO and what do you know we were up for a “brunch” We arrived June 9 @ 8:30am and immediately ordered thinking we’ll have a good breakfast by the beach with the staff providing a serving time of 15-30mins. So we waited and waited.followed up.and waited. Finally, food was served 2FREAKIN HOURS LATER. The food wasn’t even worth wasting our time. When we asked why it took them so long to serve the food, waiter said they thought we order “for lunch”. Ridiculous! So they prep the table, cutlery and the pomelo we ordered as soon as we sat down but had us waited 2 hours for our food. The staff and waiters weren’t even apologetic. It’s like we were gaslighted into thinking it was our fault we weren’t clear when we want our food to be served. Management definitely needs to retrain their staff. Service: 1
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Susana Cristina
2 months ago on Google
Pro : Great service, very friendly staff. easy to access, they have their own boat to go to the island. Live music is all day. Crystal clear water good for swim. Love their fish feeding activity. Cons : food is limited and bit pricey. no food, snacks from outside allowed, bottle drink size is limited. Service: 5
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ida nanette Damo
8 months ago on Google
If there is one resort in Samal Island that has maintained topnotch service, very respectful staff and good food for years, it is Paradise Island Park and Beach Resort. I have been going to Paradise ever since the entrance fee was less than a hundred pesos (It is now 350/person as of 04-08-2024). Always, the staff are very welcoming, respectful and knowledgeable about what they offer--- food, aqua activities, recreational activities, pasalubong and where best to stay when you want to be alone or if you want to stay at the water's edge. The food's price has gone up but the quality and taste has remained delicious and comforting. You also have a wide choice of dishes from breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner and cold drinks to quench the thirst. The paella is highly recommended. I go for the bangus dishes almost always. The sea is still calm, clear and very clean during high tide. If you want the finest sand, swim or dip at the beach infront of the restaurant area. The farther you go away from the restaurant area, the coarser the sand is. But... a lot quieter. This is where you go when you want to be alone. Lifeguards are on stand by and staff regularly sweep the sand, fish out leaves and other debris from the water. You are advised not to go beyond the floating barricades for your safety unless you are availing yourself of introductory diving lessons. If you want to avoid the crowds, go on a weekday and early. Charter the boat going to the island if you do not want to share and wait for others. (Charter rate: Php350/way. Php25/person/way regular trip) I have always recommended a day in Paradise for friends and visitors on tours of Davao (although Paradise belongs to Davao del Norte Province) because it really is a fast and convenient break from the hustle and bustle of the usual tour. By now it is obvious that I do love Paradise Island Park and Beach Resort. It has been a place for fun, adventures, relaxation, healing, and comfort. Service: 5
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4M27+XG2, Island Garden City of Samal, Davao Region, Philippines
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