Reddoorz @ Mary Land Transient Alaminos Pangasinan

We just stayed for one night and we were able to get our money's worth.

This hotel is an excellent option for those seeking a decent and convenient place to stay near Hundred Islands. The building is new and modern, with ample and accessible parking. Its location makes it easily reachable for everyone. The staff are very kind and approachable. Their accommodating nature was a huge plus – even though check-in was at 2 PM, they allowed us to enter around 11:40 AM, which we greatly appreciated. While there are many affordable transients around Hundred Islands, the quality and less crowded environment truly set RedDoorz apart. Compared to the often-packed transient houses, the experience here is definitely worth it. A Note for Hundred Islands Visitors (Especially from Manila): For those traveling from Manila, be prepared for a very long journey and intense heat in the Hundred Islands area. Travel time is extensive, and you'll still need a boat to reach the nicer beaches. This is an important consideration before planning your trip.

This place is perfect if you're planning to explore the Hundred Islands. The air conditioning works well, and the room is equipped with a bidet, shower, and fresh towels. I also appreciated the hot and cold water dispenser — super convenient! The port is within walking distance, which made things easy. Just a heads-up: if you don’t have a vehicle, make sure to plan your meals ahead, especially for the evening, since there aren’t many options for hot food nearby at night.

This staff was very kind even I was not good at English.

We checked in around 3PM after a long day tour of the Hundred Islands. The location is convenient with parking right out front. The staff was accommodating, even letting us tour a few rooms before we settled on a setup with two queen beds. While the walking space was a bit tight (about 2 feet between the bed and the TV wall!), it was perfectly fine for our needs. ​The room was clean, the AC was working great, and the small balcony was a lifesaver for drying our wet beach clothes. The bathroom was also tidy with decent water pressure, though the shower hose had a small crack that could use a fix. One minor quirk: the door doesn’t have a standard auto-lock, so you have to manually lock it with your key. ​We opted for the breakfast (150 pesos/meal) for convenience, and the Daing na Bangus was delicious! Sadly, the Alaminos Longganisa wasn’t available, but the staff kindly pointed us toward the best spots in the nearby Poblacion to find some. Overall, we enjoyed our stay!