Seda Lio

•This property is very large and sprawling. Architecturally, it is impressive to see. Multiple levels, open air and nicely kept grounds. Tile halls could be swept or mopped. •The Seda beach area is very beautiful with distant scenery and sunsets. Hotel rents kayaks, paddle boards, paddle boats, lifejackets etc., and has buoy markers for snorkeling. Part time beach lifeguard. •The bedrooms are quiet and well equipped. The room a/c work well but the bed comforter is almost too thick and a sheet would work •The gym has very nice equipment, 3 large treadmills, and a yoga type of room attached. •The pools are very beautiful to see and a good venue area, HOWEVER, they are not usable. The longest pool is .5m deep (2ft). Possibly its the kids pool. The other pool is about 1.2m deep (4ft) ** The pools are not clean. Maybe a filter problem but literally so dirty with floating debris. •The Seda hotel is a 10min walk down the beach to Lio beach with little shops and eateries. The buffets are delicious with many filipino dishes to try. The food carvings are impressive. They try to cater to a large audience but island locations have limits. The bacon cheeseburger was very terrible. Another guest I met made the same comment a day later. This is only surprising because Bacolod Seda had one of the most delicious cheeseburgers. Different locations should maybe adjust menus. •Distance to El Nido is far. Parking onsite or walk to Lio beach and catch the free a/c bus into town.