Estacio Uno Boracay

Annex Building Deluxe Room

The cheapest room here, in the resort's older Annex building rather than the beachfront Main building — a twin room with its own balcony, private bathroom with a bidet, and a wardrobe alongside the usual TV, fridge and coffee-and-tea maker. What you give up for the price is the address: the Main building and the beach itself are a short walk away, not outside your door.

Standard Room

A plain room a step up from the Annex tier. The resort's own site lists both a two-bed and a one-bed version of this room under separate names, and this listing doesn't say which one this is — worth confirming the bed count when you enquire. Fittings match the rest of the resort: private bathroom, air conditioning, cable TV, fridge, coffee and tea maker.

Superior

A spacious room with a beachfront outlook — the resort's own description leans on the space and the view rather than any specific extra fitting. Same private bathroom, air conditioning, cable TV, fridge and coffee-and-tea maker as every room here.

Deluxe Pool Access

A Deluxe room built around the wrap-around pool — step out and you're at the water, no stairs or lift in between. Priced below the plain Deluxe room in the Main building, which trades that direct access for a different position. Same core fittings: private bathroom, air conditioning, cable TV, fridge, coffee and tea maker.

Deluxe Room

The Main-building counterpart to the Annex Deluxe — on the beachfront side of the resort rather than the older Annex, at a price to match. The resort doesn't single out an extra feature for this tier beyond the building it's in; fittings are the same private bathroom, air conditioning, cable TV, fridge and coffee-and-tea maker as the rest.

Seaside Suite

The top room at the resort: a suite with its own jacuzzi looking out over the beach, a queen bed plus a daybed and a large sofa, and a desk and chair alongside the usual fittings — private bathroom, air conditioning, a 42-inch TV, an in-room safe, a telephone, fridge, coffee-and-tea maker and a hairdryer. Built for a couple who want the room itself to be part of the occasion, not just somewhere to sleep between beach days.

Deluxe Executive

The most expensive room outside the suite, with its own private veranda looking straight out over the beach — the closest thing to the Seaside Suite's view without the jacuzzi and extra furniture. Same private bathroom, air conditioning, cable TV, fridge and coffee-and-tea maker as the rest of the resort.