THE LAZY DOG BED & BREAKFAST

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The Lazy Dog Bed & Breakfast.


 

The Lazy Dog was then founded and became one of Boracay’s best kept secrets. Lazy Dog preserves that Old Boracay Feel of a relaxing island getaway and slow paced life. The formula is simple – good grub, good sleep, great vibe, friendly people, and our in-house dog! As much as friends have discovered this retreat, we invite you to Slow Down Snuggle Up at Lazy Dog Boracay.

Accommodations. 

They have Private Rooms and Dorms for their accomodatons, Their Private Room has 3 types, The Standard Rooms, Superior Rooms and Deluxe Rooms. 

 Private. 

Standard Rooms with balcony, is good for two person.

New Wing Superior Rooms with balcony, is good for two person.

Deluxe Rooms with deck, is good for groups of three.

All Rooms has Air Condition, Cable Television, Hot and Cold Showers and Free Breakfast. 

Dorms.

Dorms are Perfect for solo travellers! Sold as one bed in an 8 bed dorm with en suite bathroom, hot and cold showers, free towel and linen, air conditioning and lockers.

Dining.


 The Whiskey's Cafe.
 

Whiskey's Cafe

In serene garden surroundings and the peaceful shade of the most amazing tree on the Island, you can spend hours wasting away reading a book, taking a nap on a hammock or listening to music… no rush to get anywhere!

Whiskey’s Café is rightfully named after their resident dog – Whiskey. Everyone on the block knows this fellow!

Breakfast is served in their garden cafe from 7:00 am to 11:00 am where a choice between local and western dishes are available to suit your preference, and stays open until 10:00 pm.  Their menu is evolving and always something new to try… but in the end its comfort food all the way.

Location. 

The Lazy Dog is located at Palomar, Bulabog Beach, 5608 Aklan eastern side of boracay. Its  just a quick walk from all the hustle and bustle at White Beach.
 

For Bookings and Inquiries, Contact Boracay Adventures Inc. 


Contact No. 0918 941 6239
Facebook Page : https://web.facebook.com/boracayadventures/

 



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