Boracay hotels at a glance
Zone | Vibe | Best for | Sample nightly rate* |
|---|---|---|---|
Station 1 | Quiet, upscale, widest stretch of white sand | Couples, honeymooners, first-time luxury travelers | ₱4,200–₱26,000 |
Station 2 | Central, walkable, D'Mall and nightlife | First-timers, groups, families who want everything nearby | ₱2,100–₱12,200 |
Station 3 | Budget-friendly, quieter beach, still beachfront | Budget travelers, backpackers, longer stays | ₱2,300–₱4,200 |
Station 0 (Yapak) | Secluded, private-beach resorts | Honeymooners, guests who want isolation from crowds | ₱10,000+ |
Where should you stay in Boracay?
If you want to be close to the calm end of White Beach, Station 1 is your best bet. Want to be in the middle of the action with easy access to shops, bars, and restaurants? Station 2 is the spot. On a budget but still want beachfront access? Station 3 has you covered. Boracay does not have a Caribbean-style "everything included" resort, but a handful of properties bundle breakfast, transfers, and activity credits into their room rates.
Ready to book your Boracay hotel? Read on for our full breakdown of where to stay, what's worth the splurge, and how to fill out your itinerary once you land.
Note: Rates, availability, and inclusions mentioned below are accurate as of this article's last update and may change; always check live pricing on Klook before booking.
Boracay hotel zones: Station 1 vs. Station 2 vs. Station 3
Boracay's hotels cluster around three main "boat stations," plus a quieter fourth zone locals call Station 0.
Station 1 sits on the widest, calmest stretch of White Beach. It's the priciest zone on the island, home to long-time favorites like Discovery Shores and both Astoria properties, and it's ideal if you want a relaxed vibe without giving up beach access.
Station 2 is Boracay's town center. D'Mall, most of the island's restaurants, and the bulk of its nightlife are here, which makes it the most convenient base if you're visiting for the first time or traveling with a group who wants to walk everywhere.
Station 3 has a narrower beach and a more local, laid-back feel. It's also where you'll find some of the best value hotels on the island, since rates tend to run lower than Stations 1 and 2 for similar beachfront access.
If you'd rather skip the crowds entirely, a fourth area, Station 0 in Yapak, north of Station 1, is home to Boracay's most secluded five-star resorts, including Shangri-La and Mövenpick, both fronting a private, shared beach.
Feature | Station 1 | Station 2 | Station 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
Beach width | Widest | Medium | Narrowest |
Noise level | Quiet | Lively | Moderate |
Walk to D'Mall | 10–15 min | On-site | 10–15 min |
Price range | High | Mid to high | Budget to mid |
Best for | Couples, honeymooners | First-timers, groups | Budget travelers |
For a deeper dive into one zone at a time, check out our dedicated guides: 15 Boracay Hotels in Station 1 For Beachfront Views and 12 Charming Station 2 Boracay Hotels.
Top Boracay hotel picks
Astoria Boracay (Station 1)
Astoria Boracay
If you want a luxury stay without straying from the heart of Station 1, Astoria Boracay puts you a few minutes' walk from D'Mall and right on the beach. It's the original property in the Astoria Hotels & Resorts group, and its beachfront pool and White Cafe restaurant make it a solid pick if you want convenience without the Station 2 noise.
Klook lists Astoria Boracay as a 4-star hotel; some third-party booking platforms rate it as high as 4.5 stars.
Amenities/What's Included:
✅ Beachfront outdoor pool and direct beach access
✅ White Cafe, the on-site restaurant and bar
✅ 24-hour front desk and airport shuttle (surcharge)
✅ Free WiFi throughout the property
💬 What Travelers Say: Guests booking through Klook consistently mention the location and staff. One traveler wrote that it's "very convenient. The staff is nice, the service is good, and the place is clean and peaceful," while another called it the "best spot we got in Boracay" thanks to its easy access to both the beach and the main road.
📍Address: Station 1, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, 5608 Philippines
🔑Check-in: 2 PM
🧳Check-out: 12 PM
Astoria Current (Station 3)
Astoria Current is the group's Station 3 property, and it's worth knowing that Astoria has two separate hotels on the island, this one and Astoria Boracay above, so double-check which one your booking confirmation names before you land. Astoria Current sits on a quieter, more local stretch of beach, a short tricycle ride from Station 1's busier shoreline.
Amenities/What's Included:
✅ Rooftop lounge with sunset views
✅ Beachfront location on a quieter stretch of Station 3
✅ In-house spa
✅ Family-friendly rooms, several sleeping up to 4
💬 What Travelers Say: Repeat guests are common here. One reviewer booking through Klook said, "it's our 3rd time here. Great location, the staff is all friendly and reliable," while another simply called it "our go-to hotel yearly in Boracay."
📍Address: Sitio Mangayad, Brgy. Manoc-Manoc, Station 3, Malay, Aklan, 5608 Philippines
🔑Check-in: 2 PM
🧳Check-out: 12 PM
Mövenpick Resort & Spa Boracay (Station 0, Yapak)
For a resort experience away from the crowds, Mövenpick Resort & Spa Boracay sits on Punta Bunga Cove at the island's northern tip. It's a 5-star property with around 312 rooms , and its private beach is shared only with two neighboring resorts, so it feels far removed from Stations 1 to 3.
Amenities/What's Included:
✅ 3,300-square-meter multi-level swimming pool
✅ Private beach shared with only two other resorts
✅ Daily "Chocolate Hour" and kids' activities
✅ Multiple restaurants and a full-service spa
💬 What Travelers Say: Families in particular call out the pool and the resort's kid-friendly touches, with several guests specifically returning for the daily Chocolate Hour. Couples note it's better suited to relaxing in place than hopping between Boracay's main strips, since it's a 15–20 minute shuttle ride from White Beach.
📍Address: Punta Bunga Cove, Yapak, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, 5608 Philippines
🔑Check-in: 2 PM
🧳Check-out: 12 PM
Henann Regency Resort & Spa (Station 2)
Photo credit: @xoxojodie on Instagram
If you want to be right in the middle of Station 2's energy without giving up beachfront rooms, Henann Regency Resort & Spa is one of the largest resorts on the island, with around 302 rooms and Mediterranean-inspired architecture along one of the longest stretches of beachfront in Boracay.
Amenities/What's Included:
✅ Multiple outdoor pools and a full-service spa
✅ Six on-site restaurants
✅ Beachfront location a five-minute walk from D'Mall
✅ Family and connecting rooms available
💬 What Travelers Say: Guests booking through Klook frequently mention the resort's reliability, with one writing, "very comfy and relaxing stay, definitely will stay again and book here on Klook again for our next vacation," and another simply noting, "never go wrong with Henann."
📍Address: Beachfront, Station 2, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, 5608 Philippines
🔑Check-in: 2 PM
🧳Check-out: 12 PM
Shangri-La Boracay Resort and Spa (Station 0, Yapak)
For the island's top-tier luxury pick, Shangri-La Boracay Resort and Spa has around 219 rooms and villas across two private beaches, Punta Bunga and Banyugan. It's the priciest hotel on this list, but the trade-off is a level of seclusion you won't find in Stations 1 to 3.
Amenities/What's Included:
- ✅ Butler service on suites and villas
- ✅ Roundtrip land and speedboat airport transfers included in some packages
- ✅ Multiple restaurants and the CHI spa
- ✅ Two private beaches
💬 What Travelers Say: Reviewers consistently point to the resort's service and privacy as the reason to pay a premium here, describing it as one of the best options on the island for a quiet, high-end escape away from Boracay's busier stretches.
📍 Address: Punta Bunga Cove, Yapak, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, 5608 Philippines
🔑Check-in: 2 PM
🧳 Check-out: 12 PM
Is there an all-inclusive resort in Boracay?
No, Boracay doesn't have resorts that bundle unlimited food, drinks, and activities into every room rate by default. What it does have are a few properties that lean closest to "all-inclusive": Crimson Resort and Spa, Discovery Shores, and Movenpick's day-pass and seasonal package deals, which can bundle breakfast, dinner, and airport transfers into one rate. If a fully inclusive stay matters most to you, book directly through the resort and ask specifically what's covered before you pay.
Feliz Hotel Boracay
Feliz Hotel Lobby
Feliz Hotel Boracay, an 80-room hotel in the heart of D'Mall, isn't all-inclusive either, but its Latin American-inspired restaurant, La Plaza, is a frequent highlight for guests who'd rather eat on-site than wander D'Mall for every meal.
💬What Travelers Say: Guests on Klook describe it as "very convenient to all beach and restaurants" and "very nice, clean, and beautiful."
📍Address: D'Mall, Balabag, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, 5608 Philippines
🔑Check-in: 2 PM
🧳Check-out: 12 PM
Budget-friendly Boracay hotels under ₱3,000 by station
You don't need a five-star budget to stay at the beachfront in Boracay. Here's what's currently listed under ₱3,000 a night, organized by station :
Hotel | Station | Rate/night* | Why it made the list |
|---|---|---|---|
Station 2 | ₱2,119.30 | Boutique feel, rooftop deck bar | |
Newcoast, near Stations 2–3 | ₱2,322.70 | Over 400 rooms, good for groups |
The Ferra Premier by JG
The Ferra Premier by JG Boracay
If you're looking for a boutique Boracay hotel, The Ferra Premier by JG, Boracay packs a punch full of charm. While its modern facade is a subtle hint of what's to come, guests will be pleasantly surprised to find a spacious rooftop deck bar. Their cozy, tropical-inspired accommodations are also not a bad place to call your temporary home, if we do say so ourselves.
💬 What Travelers Say: Guests consistently call out the value for the price, with one traveler writing, "had the most amazing time at The Ferra Premier! Location is good. Staff are very attentive and greet you all the time. The pool was nice, and the rooms wow! Very spacious, cozy, worth it and it's very affordable for its price considering that it's even in Boracay Island." Another guest mentioned getting upgraded to a pricier room to celebrate an anniversary.
📍 Address: Station 2, D'Mall area, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, 5608
🔑Check-in: 2 PM
🧳 Check-out: 12 PM
Belmont Hotel Boracay
Belmont Hotel Boracay Deluxe Room
Don’t expect anything less than luxurious comfort here at Belmont Hotel Boracay. With over 400 rooms, this Boracay hotel has been designed to accommodate all kinds of travelers - solo, couples, families - you name it! Located in the up and coming Newcoast, guests will be able to bask in the untouched beaches in the area and also be a short shuttle ride away from Station 2 and 3
💬 What Travelers Say: Guests staying here frequently highlight the staff and value, with one traveler writing, "highly recommended this hotel, staff are accommodating, food are good even the room are satisfying," and another mentioning a surprise room upgrade during their stay.
📍 Address: Newcoast, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, 5608 Philippines
🔑 Check-in: 2 PM
🧳 Check-out: 12 PM
More Boracay hotels worth a look
Hotel | Station | Rate/night* | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
Station 1 | ₱19,452.50 | Fine dining, spa, 99-room luxury | |
Station 1 | ₱6,343.90 | Famous four-cheese pizza, private-pool suite | |
Station 0 | ₱14,199.00 | Private beach, secluded luxury | |
Station 1 | ₱12,196.70 | Infinity pool, 5-star spa | |
Station 2 | ₱12,144.10 | Villa-style suites, resort-within-resort feel | |
Station 2 | ₱6,299.20 | Balance of calm and central location | |
Station 2 | ₱3,789.40 | In-house food hall, Station X | |
Station 2 | ₱7,655.20 | 24/7 facilities, central location | |
Station 2 | ₱3,321.70 | Zen-style rooms, in-house spa | |
Central | ₱4,465.80 | Pool bar with ocean view | |
Station 1 | ₱4,642.10 | Mediterranean-style design, sky lounge |
FAQs about Boracay hotels
How many stars is Astoria hotel Boracay?
Astoria Boracay, the Station 1 property, is listed as a 4-star hotel on Klook, though some other booking platforms rate it as high as 4.5 stars. Its sister property, Astoria Current in Station 3, is also rated 4 stars.
How many rooms are in Feliz Hotel Boracay?
Feliz Hotel Boracay has 80 rooms, ranging from studio-style rooms around 27–46 square meters to suites up to 72 square meters. It's located in D'Mall, in the heart of Station 2.
Is there an all-inclusive resort in Boracay?
Not in the traditional sense. Boracay doesn't have Caribbean-style resorts that include unlimited food and drinks by default. The closest options are Crimson Resort and Spa, Discovery Shores, and Mövenpick's seasonal package deals, which can bundle breakfast, select meals, and airport transfers; however, the exact inclusions vary by season and should be confirmed directly with the resort.
What's the cheapest hotel in Boracay?
Among the hotels in this guide, The Ferra Premier by JG is currently the most budget-friendly, listed at around ₱2,119 a night. Rates shift by season, so it's worth comparing a few Station 2 and Station 3 hotels for your specific travel dates.
Which station should I choose for my first trip to Boracay?
If it's your first time, Station 2 is usually the easiest choice since it puts you within walking distance of D'Mall, restaurants, and most tour departure points. Station 1 suits travelers who want a quieter beach and don't mind a short tricycle ride to the action, while Station 3 is worth considering if you're traveling on a tighter budget.
Are there beachfront hotels in Boracay Station 2?
Yes, Henann Regency Resort & Spa, The Tides Hotel Boracay, and COAST Boracay Resort are all beachfront properties in Station 2, putting you steps from White Beach while staying close to D'Mall.
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