Le Soleil combines a practical, comfortable stay with a touch of charm you would find in a boutique hotel. We stayed in the Superior Deluxe room which was compact but had all the creature comforts of a four star hotel.

There was a stereo system and satellite TV with plenty of English channels, a balcony overlooking the pool, an electronic safe and decent cupboard space. The room and bathroom were very clean and the shower was soft and continuously hot. The furniture and fittings of the room are tasteful and made it feel cosy.

Staff were very friendly and service outstanding. Buffet breakfast was tasty but a little limited.

Perhaps the one thing letting it down was that it wasn’t overlooking the sea and lacked the tropical atmosphere you would find in bungalow style accommodation.

Boracay is a beautiful and happening island and this hotel provides the comfort, service and location to get the most out of your stay.

We recently returned from a 3 day 2 night stay at Le Soleil de Boracay. First, the location is great - beachfront hotel in Station 2; right where the action is. Second, the staff are friendly and accomodating. Third, breakfast buffet is satisfying. Lastly, the rooms are comfortable.

Now we know why my sister-in-law keeps returning to Le Soleil. We will definitely book with them again!!!

I stayed with my friend (gay couple 65/55 y/o) for 5 nights at this hotel (mid-November 2006).

The good thing first:
Staff is very friendly and helpful.

But:
We booked a so called "super de Luxe" room which was in fact much below a standard room in a 3-star hotel. Small and no view at all (o.k. the room was clean). Immediately after checking in we changed to a so called junior suite (USD 180.- per night !!!!!). Forget it. Also small, only the bathroom was more or less aceptable. And: again no view at all (window facing an other part of the building 2 meters away). The hotel has NO ocean view rooms.

Food:
Forget the evening buffet at the beach. Poor selection. We came at 7:30 p.m. More then the half was already eaten. Go to the restaurant just beside (on the left when you leave the hotel). Good food. Big selection. And acceptable the price.

Other advantage:
Private beach directly in front of the hotel with own easy chairs (few), guard and waiter service.

Advice:
If you're willing to pay what Le Soleil asks, you'd better go to the nearby Regency (I stayed there last year, but this year unfortunately it was already fully booked) or check the newly opened Mandarin or Peninsula besides.

Over all:
Friendly staff, too expensive, poor rooms... never again.

Any questions?
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We stayed in Le soliel With my fiance las April 2004.Before we go there It was already paid.What we need by that time was a place were we can cook our own food, so they give us a place near the talipapa(Small Market Place).They said that it was so close from the beach..and you can just walk to the beach.but the truth was you still have to ride with the Motorcycle and u have still have to pay (50pesos)for the fare in order for you to reach the sea side.. When we arrive at the place, The place was so dirty ,the REF Smell bad ,and The place was so Loud because its close to talipapa(and there's a lot of vehicle passing)..SO we complain to there other office near the seaside..Guess what?We go back and Forth and we have to ride the motorcycle again in order to go to there place.and when we go there they let us Stay there just for one night and they still let us pay the other Room (near Talipapa)...Imagine Where Paying 2 room For 1 night because of what happend..it seems like there putting the blame on us..But the truth was its there fault because they dont clean the place and it really smell bad even the ref..I cant recomend this place to you guys..you better becareful in choosing a place to stay..We go there in boracay to relax and feel comfortable right..SO you better becareful..ok..
GOD BLESS..