Bislig City is in the south of the Philippine province of Surigao del Sur. Founded as a missionary outpost in 1624, it officially became a city in 2000. Its main tourist draws are the Tinuy-an Falls, sometimes referred to as the Philippine Niagara Falls; Lawigan Beach; Hinayagan Cave; and the Togonan Cold Spring. Bislig City has a variety of hotels for visitors, all with optional air conditioning.
Hotel One Eleven, on Abarca Street, has five air-conditioned double rooms and 10 non-air-conditioned single rooms. Prices range from around $3 per night for a single room without air conditioning to around $12 for a double room with air conditioning. Shared facilities for guests include a restaurant and seminar hall.
Hotel One Eleven
Abarca Street, Mangagoy
Bislig City
The Casa de Babano hotel has three air-conditioned rooms with baths and five non-air-conditioned rooms, with or without a bath. Prices start from around $2 for a double room without air conditioning or bathroom to $18 for a standard triple with air conditioning and bathroom.
Casa de Babano
P-4 Caramcam, Mangagoy
Bislig City
+63 (086) 853-1097
Shielah's Pension House is on Espirito Street. It has rooms with or without air conditioning in single, double and family sizes. Prices start from around $3 for a single room with no air conditioning up to $12 per night for a family bedroom with air conditioning and a bathroom. The hotel also has three meeting rooms for rent at a cost of between $19 and $33.
Shielah's Pension House
Espirito Street, Mangagoy
Bislig City
+63 (086) 853-1510
At the Paper and Country Inn on Osmena Street, prices range from $13 per night for a budget double room with bathroom and air conditioning to $39 per night for an air-conditioned suite with a TV and bathroom. Shared facilities for guests include a restaurant and two meeting rooms.
Paper and Country Inn
Post I, Tabon, Mangagoy
Bislig City
+63 (086) 853-3079
