sheridan organic farm and eco village

Great stay

We arrived at 6pm to the hotel after a long day, went to fresh up and wanted to order dinner at 7pm just to find out that every single staff has already gotten home. After searching for long time, finally a person near the gate knew how to call the manager which said that she has seen us but didn't know that we would want to eat so they all went home without asking if we want to order something leaving us with no food. She said if we want to eat something we would need to go to another town since there is no restaurant near by, and that at 7pm. Since there was no staff on site, other guests were partying,yelling,singing,drinking, arguing and making loud music until the morning hourers, and no one said something. It was very noisy to say the least and we could bearly sleep. At 630am then three loud gas engines started to run for grass cutting,pumping and chain saw which makes it impossible to sleep any longer. Then breakfast has no options and they also don't ask for food allergies or if there is anything the guests don't like. It's basically eat what they give you. The breakfast was rice and dried fish with head and bones. So basically if you want to sleep or eat,go somewhere else.

The farm is a newly opened hotel, hence why there are fewer reviews available online. The rooms are big and clean, with good air con and hot water. The grounds of the farm are beautiful - eating breakfast by the cranes and water buffalo was incredibly serene. The food was excellent, both breakfast and dinners. Definitely recommended if you’re after a peaceful retreat. The only downside is that you are relatively far from Sabang town - about a 15 minute tricycle ride. If you’re planning on going to the underground river either hire your own wheels in Puerto Princesa, or be prepared to pay for trips back and forth from the farm. We struggled to hire scooter around Sabang to transport ourselves. We also struggled a little with arranging transport to the farm from Puerto Princesa airport, so I’d recommend sorting this well in advance of arrival.