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Accommodation
Comfort was in mind, when we built our accommodations. EAGLE POINT offers 16 twin-sharing cottages, air-conditioned with their own bathroom and balcony; 1 two-bedroom cottage, air-conditioned with living room, 2 bathrooms & a large balcony; and for those who have a tight budget, 4 quad-sharing bunk rooms (air-conditioned & non-air-conditioned) with 2 double-decked bunks in each room sharing 2 external bathrooms. Though the bunk rooms do not have their own private balcony, fronting it is a large sun-deck with 2 sawali cabanas (native open huts) next to the sea.

Our cottages were built in clusters of twos. All of which have a great view of the sea. They are solidly built with hard wood to withstand the harshest environment.

For a more rustic experience, try any of our 10 luxurious Cabanas. Each has a private balcony where guests can view the spectacular romantic sunset and modern bathroom facilities with hot and cold water specially designed for the comfort of our valued guests.

Note to all guests, the management cannot take responsibility if you're awaken by an overly romantic lizard which we lovingly call the TUKO (pronounced Too-kuo), named after the sound that they make. Warning!!! The sound they make is a mating call. Restrain yourself from imitating their call unless you want an unexpected bedmate.

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110 elegantly furnished rooms and suites and provides five-star comfort Guestrooms are equipped wit individual-controlled airconditioning units, Remote color TV with cable channel selection, Ultra-luxurious orthopedic bed, Direct dial telephone facility, In-room personal safe, Private bathroom with shower, Jacuzzi (Deluxe & Suite Rooms), Clock Radio (Suite Rooms), Mini Refrigerator (Suite Rooms), Microwave oven (Suite Rooms), 24-Hour CCTV security recorder Magnetic door lock system

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