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Accommodation
Spacious and tastefully decorated, Suites and Family Suites are fitted with one bamboo-framed queen bed, airconditioning, mini-bar, ensuite bath with hot/cold water and views of the beach by either a balcony or terrace

Dining
To extend the homely intimacy, Ananyana has an open kitchen where guest are mostly welcome to discover the simple, innovative and absolutely delicious food. Daily catches from the sea is skillfully chosen and tastefully prepared with fresh herbs and local ingredients.

To blend the Asian fusion style cuisine, impressively selected ceramics and cutleries are set between the palm trees and the blue ocean, outdoor dining area. A small pavillion by the plunge pool is a couple's favorite spot. Humming voices, bamboo chimes, acid jazz, will anticipate the relaxing mood and serenity of Ananyana.

Location
Right along 3-km Doljo Beach, on Panglao island, minutes from mainland Bohol via 2 concrete bridges. From Doljo Beach, divesites are a few metres away. Clusters of entertainment, bars and restaurants on Alona Beach is a 10-minute drive. The provincial capital, Tagbilaran City, is a 20-minute drive over the causeway.

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