Escape to Paradise: Bali Bali Beach Resort Awaits in Davao!

Bali Bali Beach Resort Davao City Philippines

Escape to Paradise: Bali Bali Beach Resort Awaits in Davao!

Escape to Paradise: Bali Bali Beach Resort Awaits in Davao! - My Messy, Honest, and Surprisingly Wonderful Take

Alright, buckle up buttercups, because I just got back from a trip to Bali Bali Beach Resort in Davao and I’m ready to spill the tea (and maybe a little bit of the complimentary bottled water – which, by the way, was cold and fantastic). This isn't your sanitized, generic review. This is the real deal, the good, the bad (which was honestly minimal), and the "OMG, I need another massage" amazing.

First Things First: The Essentials (and the Stuff That Really Matters)

Let's get the boring stuff out of the way, shall we? This place is accessible. They've got elevators, and I spotted ramps. Now, I didn't test every single nook and cranny with a wheelchair (I'm not that thorough, people!), but it looks like they've put some thought into it. Accessibility is key, especially for those of us who appreciate a resort that doesn't require scaling Mount Everest just to get to the pool.

And speaking of the pool… Swimming pool [outdoor]? Check and check! Seriously, picture this: lush greenery, the gentle hum of the ocean, and a pool that beckons you to just… float. They also have a Pool with view, which elevates the whole experience. I spent an embarrassing amount of time just gazing out at the sea, letting all my worries melt away. Seriously, my blood pressure dropped just thinking about it.

Cleanliness and Safety – Because 2024 is a Vibe, Right?

Okay, so I'm a bit of a germaphobe, even before the pandemic. So, I was thrilled to see they prioritize cleanliness and safety. They’ve got Anti-viral cleaning products being used, and I saw the staff Daily disinfection in common areas. Hand sanitizer stations? Abundant. Staff trained in safety protocol? Checked. Plus, the option for Room sanitization opt-out available, which is a nice touch. They know their audience.

Food, Glorious Food! (And My Stomach's Very Happy Opinion)

Forget those bland hotel buffets! Bali Bali dives deep into the culinary scene. The Restaurants are plentiful, offering everything from Asian cuisine to International cuisine. The Breakfast [buffet] was seriously impressive. Think mountains of fresh fruit, crispy bacon (yay!), and an omelet station where you could basically design your own culinary masterpiece. They do have a Vegetarian restaurant, which is a major plus. Happy hour? You betcha! Poolside bar? Yes, please! I had a particularly memorable cocktail poolside – a 'Davao Delight', which was essentially sunshine in a glass. Seriously, I’m still dreaming about it!

They provide Breakfast in room and Breakfast takeaway service if you prefer a more private experience. They also offer Bottle of water (free!), and a Coffee shop. The food in the restaurant was great, and they offer A la carte in restaurant for those who want more choices. Desserts in restaurant? YES. Salad in restaurant? YES. Soup in restaurant? YES! They also have a Snack bar. I didn’t get to try them all, but I can tell you, there was enough variety to keep even the most discerning foodie happy. They even offered Alternative meal arrangement if needed.

Relaxation Station: My Deep Dive Into Bliss

Okay, this is where Bali Bali truly shines. This place is designed for relaxation, and I mean serious relaxation.

• Massage: One of the most fantastic experiences I have had in the resort. (I may have booked several of those). My muscles held onto their tension! The massages were the kind that makes you feel like you've shed a layer of stress.
• Spa: They also have a fantastic spa for anyone seeking out some zen.
• Sauna, Spa/sauna: The Sauna and Steamroom, I'm a sucker for those.
• Foot bath: You can even get a Foot bath, for all the aching feet you may experience.
• Body scrub and Body wrap: (And I am not ashamed to say), I lost track of how many treatments I indulged in. The Body scrub left my skin feeling like a baby's bottom, and the Body wrap made me feel like I was cocooned in pure bliss.
• Pool with view: I've already mentioned it, but seriously, just… go to the pool.

Things to Do (Besides Napping By The Pool - The Best Thing Ever!)

While I spent a significant amount of time horizontal, Bali Bali does offer other things to do. They have a Fitness center if you are feeling ambitious (I wasn't, but it looked well-equipped!).

The Room: My Personal Oasis

Air conditioning? Essential. Daily housekeeping? Bless them. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and well-appointed. They even include Complimentary bottled water (essential for keeping hydrated!).

Beyond the basics, they have:

• Air conditioning
• Additional toilet
• Alarm clock
• Bathrobes
• Bathroom phone
• Bathtub
• Blackout curtains
• Carpeting
• Closet
• Coffee/tea maker
• Complimentary tea
• Daily housekeeping
• Desk
• Extra long bed
• Free bottled water
• Hair dryer
• High floor
• In-room safe box
• Interconnecting room(s) available
• Internet access – LAN
• Internet access – wireless
• Ironing facilities
• Laptop workspace
• Linens
• Mini bar
• Mirror
• Non-smoking
• On-demand movies
• Private bathroom
• Reading light
• Refrigerator
• Safety/security feature
• Satellite/cable channels
• Scale
• Seating area
• Separate shower/bathtub
• Shower
• Slippers
• Smoke detector
• Socket near the bed
• Sofa
• Soundproofing
• Telephone
• Toiletries
• Towels
• Umbrella
• Visual alarm
• Wake-up service
• Wi-Fi [free]
• Window that opens.

Services and Conveniences: They've Thought of Everything

From Concierge service to Cash withdrawal, they've got you covered. They offer Laundry service, Dry cleaning, and even Ironing service. They even provide Room service [24-hour]! There is also Daily housekeeping. And the best part: Free Wi-Fi in all rooms! The internet was reliable, which is a HUGE plus!

For the Kids (and the Kid in You)

They are Family/child friendly and have Kids facilities and Babysitting service available!

Getting Around: Easy Peasy

They offer Airport transfer, Car park [free of charge], Car park [on-site]. Taxi service is readily available.

The Minor Details (That Actually Matter)

• Contactless check-in/out: Yay, less human interaction!
• Cashless payment service: Convenient!
• Safe dining setup: Made me feel more at ease.
• Anti-viral cleaning products: Loved this.

The Bottom Line (and My Honest Heart)

Bali Bali Beach Resort is a winner. It's a place where you can truly escape, recharge, and indulge. It’s not perfect (no place is!), but the pros far outweigh the cons. If you're looking for a place to truly relax and be pampered, Bali Bali is the real deal.

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Alright, buckle up buttercups, because we're about to dive headfirst into my chaotic, possibly-slightly-delusional Bali Beach Resort adventure in Davao City. This isn't your perfectly curated Instagram feed; this is the real, sweaty, slightly-sunburnt deal. Consider this my… journal entry.

Bali Beach Resort: Davao City - My Existential Beach Bumming Itinerary (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Seagrass)

Day 1: Arrival, Existential Dread, and the Great Noodle Debacle

• 1:00 PM: Land at Davao International Airport. Okay, first hurdle: surviving the airport. The humidity hits you like a wet blanket the second you step out. My shirt immediately clings to me, and I swear I can already feel the impending sunburn. Grab a cab (negotiate fiercely – apparently, "foreigner tax" is a thing).
• 2:00 PM: Check-in at Bali Beach Resort. The lobby? Gorgeous. That whole "Bali" vibe they're going for? Nailed it. The smell of frangipani is intoxicating. I’m instantly in a good mood. (Momentarily, at least, this is before the full day fatigue kicks in).
• 2:30 PM: Plunged into the pool. Ahhhhh, sweet, chlorinated relief. People-watching commences. Observe: a family attempting a synchronized swimming routine that devolves into a splashing free-for-all. My kind of people.
• 4:00 PM: Okay, beach time! The sand is… interesting. Not the pristine white I was picturing. More… golden-ish. And there's seaweed. Lots of seaweed. Am I disappointed? Maybe a little. But the ocean… the ocean is the color of a thousand sapphires, and the waves are whispering secrets I can't quite understand.
• 6:00 PM: Dinner at the resort restaurant. Ordered the "signature" noodles. They arrive looking suspiciously like… instant ramen with a few sad shrimp. My inner food critic weeps. I eat them anyway. (I was starving, what can I say?).
• 7:00 PM: Sunset drinks. The sky is ablaze with color, and I'm nursing a cocktail that tastes mostly of sugar. Suddenly, I feel this overwhelming sense of… gratitude. I'm here. Alive. Surrounded by beauty. Even the seaweed seems less offensive.
• 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM: Stargazing with some locals. They have told me about the different constellations that are visible, especially the Southern Cross. We sat for hours, laughing and sharing stories. The sky feels so vast. This feels less like a vacation and more like a lesson book, a place to learn and appreciate.
• 9:00 PM: Bedtime. Exhausted. Content. Slightly disappointed in the noodles.

Day 2: The Great Island-Hopping Adventure and My Sea Sickness Saga

• 7:00 AM: Wake up with the sun! (or, more accurately, wake up because the air conditioner is now roaring like a jet engine). Coffee is essential.
• 8:00 AM: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant. This time, I'm braver. I go for the "local breakfast" - and am rewarded with a pile of delicious, fried bananas.
• 9:00 AM: Island hopping! We're off! Excitement! Sunscreen applied liberally. (Important lesson: reapply sunscreen. Constantly.)
• 9:30 AM: The boat ride commences and the sea begins to get a bit… choppy, that is the understatement of the year.
• 10:00 AM: This is when the nausea hits. Like a tidal wave of regret. Turns out, I am NOT a good sailor. Green faces all around. It's not pretty. The pristine white sand of the first island looks less appealing when you're contemplating losing your breakfast over it.
• 11:00 AM: We arrive at a beautiful island. The water IS crystal clear. The snorkeling IS amazing. I stumble onto the beach and promptly collapse, attempting to reacquire my sea legs by just… existing.
• 12:00 PM: A lunch and rest on the sand. The sea sickness is slowly wearing off.
• 2:00 PM: We head back. This time, I’m prepared with ginger candies and grim determination. The journey is rough. I spend most of the time trying not to think about food, or sea sickness. The islands we see again are even more awe-inspiring.
• 4:00 PM: Back to the resort. I stagger back to my room and collapse. Never, ever again. But damn, the islands were beautiful.
• 6:00 PM: Dinner at the resort. Safe food only. (Seriously. Noodles are out. Forever.) Fried Chicken is the only option.
• 7:00 PM: Stumbling onto the beach. I have a book. I sit. I stare at the stars.

Day 3: The Poolside Rebirth and the Deep Dive into Chill

• 8:00 AM: Wake up. No more island hopping! Bless. Caffeine.
• 9:00 AM: Poolside therapy. Sunscreen is my best friend. I spend the morning reading by the pool. I watch the world go by. I do absolutely nothing of consequence.
• 12:00 PM: Lunch. I am at risk to eat safe foods only! French fries.
• 1:00 PM: A massage! They've got a spa, and it's glorious. Knots untangled. Muscles soothed. My shoulders that had been tense from stress and seasickness start to relax.
• 3:00 PM: Stroll along the beach. The seaweed is still there, but I don’t care anymore. I breathe in the salty air and let the warmth of the sun seep into my skin.
• 5:00 PM: Sunset drinks. This time, I appreciate the sunset.
• 7:00 PM: Dinner. Fried rice. Not great, not terrible.
• 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM: Walking on the beach. I meet a local guy. He's so welcoming and kind.
• 9:00 PM: The final stare at the stars.

Day 4: Departure and the Lingering Taste of Seagrass (in a Good Way?)

• 7:00 AM: One last breakfast. I try the fruit salad. Surprisingly good!
• 8:00 AM: Pack. Reluctantly. Resort life is easy life.
• 9:00 AM: Check out. Goodbye, Bali Beach Resort! Goodbye, seaweed! Goodbye, (mostly) terrible noodles! I’m going to miss it.
• 10:00 AM: Airport. Flight. Goodbye Davao.
• 2:00 PM: Land back home and back into the chaos of everyday life.

So, there you have it. My messy, imperfect, sometimes-sick, occasionally-enlightening Bali Beach Resort experience. Would I go back? Absolutely. Because despite the seaweed, the noodles, the seasickness, and everything in between, it was undeniably… good.

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Escape to Paradise: Bali Bali Beach Resort Awaits in Davao! FAQs (My Hot Mess Edition)

Okay, spill the tea: Is Bali Bali actually paradise, or just a cleverly Photoshopped Instagram feed?

Alright, alright, let’s be real. Paradise? Well, it depends what your definition of paradise *is*. I went with a group, expecting like, full-on, “heaven on earth” vibes. And listen, it’s gorgeous. Think turquoise water, legit powdery sand – the kind that squeaks between your toes. BUT (and this is a big but) did I feel like I'd ascended to a higher plane of existence? Nah. More like I'd found a really, really nice beach with some seriously comfortable hammocks. There was that one time though... **My Paradise Moment**: Picture this: Day two. Sun setting, painting the sky in oranges and pinks. I’d just gotten REALLY good at balancing a margarita in one hand and a book in the other (a skill I’m immensely proud of). Suddenly, this rogue dog, like, a skinny street dog, wandered over and curled up at my feet. He wasn’t begging, just *chilling*. We just sat there, watching the sunset, the dog gently snoring. That… that was pure paradise. A messy, slightly sandy version of it, but still. Made the trip worth it. But... **The Not-So-Paradise Moment:** Speaking of dogs… I swear, one morning, I woke up to a symphony of canine chaos – specifically, some kind of territorial squabble. It was LOUD. Like ear-splitting, “where’s the earplugs” loud. Totally shattered the zen I’d been (briefly) cultivating. So, yeah, paradise with a side of doggy drama. Take that as you will.

The food! Give me the lowdown on the eats and drinks. Was it just rice and fish or… ?

Okay, food is crucial. And here’s the deal: It leans heavily on the *local* flavors. So, yes, there’s a LOT of rice. But also, a mountain of fresh seafood (grilled to perfection – seriously, GET the grilled prawns!), adobo, Sinigang (that tangy, sour soup… oh, my god, I could drown in it!). The breakfast buffet? Decent. Nothing groundbreaking. The coffee? *Hit or miss*. Some days, it’s strong enough to wake the dead, and other days, it's like slightly flavored brown water. Drinks? Margaritas flow freely. San Miguel beer, of course. And they make this AMAZING calamansi juice – seriously refreshing. Worth the trip alone. But… **My Food Fumble:** I, in my infinite wisdom, decided to be adventurous on the first night. Ordered something called “Kinilaw”. Sounded exotic. Looked… interesting. Let's just say, it involved raw fish marinated in vinegar and onions. And let's also say, my stomach and I had a *very* intense conversation the next morning. Never again. Lesson learned: stick with the things you KNOW you like. Or maybe just take a Pepto Bismol beforehand.

What kinds of rooms can I expect? Are we talking rustic huts or luxury villas?

Okay, so the accommodation at Bali Bali… it’s a mixed bag. They’ve got a range. Some are definitely more “rustic chic” – think bungalows with thatched roofs, maybe a mosquito net (a *must*, by the way). Others are a bit more upscale, with air conditioning, proper bathrooms, and actual, you know, walls. My room? Somewhere in the middle. Comfy enough, clean enough. But I wouldn't exactly call it “luxury”. **My Room Revelation:** I discovered a *flaw* in my room. The shower pressure was pathetic. Like, a gentle trickle. It took a solid 10 minutes just to rinse the sand out of my hair. First world problems, I know. But after a day of sun, sand, and questionable Kinilaw… I needed a proper shower! So, heads up, shower pressure-obsessed people: Ask for a room with good water pressure. Trust me.

What is there to DO? Beyond just lounging on the beach?

Okay, so beach bumming is definitely the main activity. And I’m not complaining! Hours of sun, swimming, reading… pure bliss. But if you get restless (like *some* of us do…), there are options. They offer boat trips to snorkeling areas (saw some cool fish!), you can kayak or paddleboard. They have a massage service – which, let me tell you, is a dream after a day of baking in the sun. I did that. Definitely recommend. **My Excursion Mishap:** Tried to be all adventurous again and went on a guided trek to a nearby waterfall. Sounded amazing! It was… challenging. Think slippery rocks, steep inclines, and a near-constant threat of face-planting. By the time we got to the waterfall, I was covered in mud, sweating like a pig, and questioning all my life choices. The waterfall *was* beautiful, though. Totally worth it… maybe? Next time, I’m sticking to the hammock.

How's the service? Are the staff friendly and helpful?

The staff? Generally, they're lovely. Super friendly, always smiling, and eager to help. They're incredibly patient, especially with the tourists. **My Service Snippets:** There was this one waiter, I think his name was Jun. He remembered my coffee order every morning (black, no sugar – *important*). That was a win. Then, there was that time when I locked myself out of my room (don't judge!). He helped me find someone to unlock it, which was a total lifesaver. They really made an effort. Of course… **The Tiny Imperfection:** One slightly less positive moment. Ordering anything off the menu can be a bit of a wait. Patience is a virtue, folks. But, hey, you’re on island time, right?

Is it family-friendly? Or more for couples and groups?

It's a bit of a mix. I saw families there, yes. There's plenty of space for kids to run around on the beach. The water's relatively calm (for the most part), and they have some kiddie activities. But it's not *specifically* geared towards families, you know? There isn't a kids club or anything like that. It's definitely doable with kids… but if you're looking for a super kid-focused experience, maybe another place. On the other hand... **The Group Dynamic:** We went as a group of friends, and it was perfect for that. We ate together, we lounged together, we made a lot of noise while playing cards. Highly recommend going with a crowd you enjoy. Makes everything even more fun and creates a lot of memories.

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Bali Bali Beach Resort Davao City Philippines

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