Barefoot luxury
On Siargao Island, within a sublime natural setting between beach and forest, lies the Nay Palad hideaway. The hotel features just 10 thatched-roof villas built in the shape of pagodas, scattered among lush vegetation facing crystal-clear waters. Spacious and elegant, the villas are decorated with organic-line wooden furniture, handcrafted by local artisans, including superb carved wooden headboards. Each villa features a magnificent outdoor-facing bathroom and a terrace opening onto nature with a daybed pavilion. Facing the sea, the hotel restaurant serves refined dishes prepared with fresh, organic produce from the kitchen garden. Depending on your desires, the staff can organise dinner on the beach or a surprise picnic. Everything is designed to make your stay unforgettable. You can indulge in the delights of a massage in one of the huts set up in the gardens, all in a soothing atmosphere. Here, the art of slow living is the watchword and you will feel right at home with a discreet staff attentive to your every desire.
Minimum stay of 2 nights.
STYLE
An intimate, «Robinson Crusoe chic» hotel blending understated design and ecology for a SPECTACULAR result
SITUATION
In the south-east of the Philippines on the island of Siargao, off the coast of the large island of Mindanao
CAPACITY
10 Pagoda-style villas (from 1 to 3 bedrooms)
HIGHLIGHTS
A very exclusive address offering a luxurious yet relaxed experience close to nature
THE EXPERIENCES
- Lounging by the pool, on the beach or at the spa
- Learn to scuba dive or surf in the crystal-clear waters
- Leave the beach by snorkelling, kayaking or paddleboarding
- Explore the island by bike or on foot to enjoy the nature and birds
- Take a private cooking lesson with the Chef
- Take a yoga class, tone up at the gym
- Take a boat trip to discover the neighbouring islands (coves, mangroves, villages)
THE EXTRAORDINARY
Located at the south-eastern tip of Siargao Island, the Nay Palad Hideaway is nestled between two distinct marine ecosystems. At one end of the property, the hotel overlooks the Pacific Ocean and sits just behind the white sand beach that runs along a peaceful private bay. At the other end, the property faces six square kilometres of ancient mangrove forests and natural waterways. This natural abundance gives you the opportunity to explore this true paradise at your own pace.
ETHICS
Nay Palad supports various local projects focused on sustainable development, by implementing awareness programmes that respect nature, as well as programmes dedicated to the local population so they can live in better conditions. As for the food, a wide range of organic produce is used by the restaurant's chef, such as ginger, lemongrass, herbs and edible flowers which are grown in the hotel's organic vegetable garden.






















