More luxury hotels coming to Boracay Island, Aklan, Philippines?
By Paul Johnson on Mar 23, 2006 in Accommodation, Asia, Hotels, Philippines, Regions, Resorts, Spas & Pampering, Speciality Travel
Boracay Island in the Philippines could be welcoming more luxury hotels to its shores before long. Representatives of both Ritz-Carlton and Four Seasons are said to have been looking for a site, according to Samie Lim who is Chairman of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce. The island is already seeing the construction of a Shangri-La Resort & Spa which is due to open in the middle of 2007.
wow… indeed everybody loves Boracay…. too bad Philippines experienced its own share of bad publicity…. but the lighter side is… Islands remains pristine…
Re: Shangri-La’s Boracay Resort and Spa
Shangri-La’s Boracay Resort and Spa is already open(March 2009) ! Guess it’ll be very popular.
I went to Boracay in 2010, stayed at Station 1, most peaceful part of the island. Boracay is being destroyed with all the luxurious and not that really hotels, bars, pubs and so on.
I found a story somewhere on the next that the Island was basically discovered by a German traveler in the end of 1970s. Still, in the end of 80s as story told few self-travelers who went to Boracay had to take own food, water and tents as there was nothing, only white sand beach and crystal clear water.
Those were times of real Boracay!