Infinity Heights Resort Siquijor: A Hilltop Retreat Worth the Drive

Perched on a hillside in the municipality of Siquijor, Infinity Heights Resort offers something most island accommodations cannot — elevation, quiet and a view that stretches across the sea. This 15-room hilltop resort is best suited for couples, honeymooners, and travelers who want to slow down and actually feel the island rather than rush through it. The panoramic views alone make it a standout choice, but it's the combination of a swimming pool, spa, restaurant and genuinely attentive staff that keeps guests coming back.

Quick Facts

Why Stay Here?

Infinity Heights Resort is not for every traveler — and that's actually a good thing. It's a deliberate choice for people who want a quieter, more scenic experience away from the busier beachfront strips.

If you're planning a romantic trip, a honeymoon, or simply want a base where you can decompress after a day of island exploring, this resort delivers. The hilltop setting creates a natural sense of privacy that's hard to find at sea-level properties.

It also works well for:

• Nature lovers who appreciate elevated landscapes and open skies
• Digital nomads looking for free WiFi, a pool and a calm working environment
• Families who want a safe, spacious setting with amenities on-site
• Travelers on a mid-range budget who want more than a basic guesthouse without paying luxury resort prices

What sets it apart from beachfront options is the perspective — literally. Waking up to a sea view from a hillside feels different from being at the water's edge. It's quieter, cooler in the evenings and the sunsets tend to be spectacular.

Location & Accessibility

The resort sits in the municipality of Siquijor — the island's capital town — which puts it within reasonable reach of the ferry port, local markets and several key attractions. The town proper has pharmacies, convenience stores and a few local restaurants, so you won't feel completely isolated.

Being on a hillside does mean the access road has an incline. It's manageable, but worth knowing before you arrive — especially if you're traveling with heavy luggage or arriving after dark. The resort offers shuttle transfers from the airport or port for ₱650 one way, which is a practical option if you're arriving for the first time.

For getting around the island independently, renting a scooter is the most practical choice. Most of Siquijor's top attractions are spread across the island's coastal road and having your own wheels means you can explore at your own pace. The resort's concierge and tourist information desk can help point you in the right direction.

→ Read our Complete Scooter Rental Guide for Siquijor

Nearby Attractions

Staying in the Siquijor municipality gives you access to some of the island's lesser-known natural and cultural sites — the kind of places that don't always make it onto the standard tourist circuit.

Within the Area

• Cantabon Cave — A natural cave formation worth exploring for travelers who enjoy off-the-beaten-path experiences. Bring a flashlight and wear shoes you don't mind getting muddy.
• Siquijor Butterfly Sanctuary — A peaceful spot that's often overlooked by visitors rushing to the beaches. It's a good stop for families and nature lovers, and it doesn't take long to visit.
• Bulakaw Forest Reservation — One of the island's protected forest areas. If you're interested in Siquijor's ecology beyond its coastline, this is worth a short detour.
• Canghaling Cave — Another cave system in the area, less visited than some of the island's more famous spots, which means fewer crowds and a more authentic experience.

For the island's most popular beaches, waterfalls and landmarks — including Cambugahay Falls, Salagdoong Beach and the Old Balete Tree — you'll want to plan a half-day or full-day scooter loop. Most are reachable within 30–60 minutes from the Siquijor municipality.

→ See our 3-Day Siquijor Itinerary for a suggested route.

Rooms & Comfort

Infinity Heights Resort has 15 rooms, which keeps the property intimate and avoids the crowded feel of larger hotels. Following the 2023 renovation, the rooms reflect a cleaner, more updated standard than many comparable properties on the island.

Guest feedback consistently highlights comfort as a strength — rooms are described as well-maintained and suitable for a relaxing stay. The resort has also demonstrated a willingness to address issues promptly: one guest noted that an air-conditioning concern was resolved quickly with a complimentary room upgrade, which reflects the kind of responsive service that matters when you're traveling far from home.

Specific room type details are not confirmed at the time of writing. We recommend checking the latest room options directly with the property or through your preferred booking platform before reserving.

Facilities & Amenities

Pool & Wellness

• Outdoor Swimming Pool — A hilltop pool with open views is one of the resort's most appealing features. It's the kind of setting where an afternoon swim feels like more than just a swim.
• Spa — On-site spa services are available, making this a practical choice for travelers who want to include a massage or treatment without leaving the property.

Dining & Drinks

• Restaurant
• Bar & Lounge
• Snack Bar
• Cooked-to-order Breakfast (optional, approximately ₱295–₱365)

Guest Services

• Concierge
• Tourist Information Desk
• Luggage Storage
• Laundry Service
• Fast Check-out
• Limited Front Desk Hours (plan arrivals accordingly)

Connectivity & Practical

• Free WiFi
• Parking
• Designated Smoking Area

The tourist information desk is a genuinely useful feature for first-time visitors. Staff can help with directions, attraction recommendations, and transport arrangements — which saves time when you're still getting your bearings on the island.

Dining Experience

The resort has a restaurant, bar and lounge and a snack bar on-site, so you're not dependent on leaving the property for every meal. Guest reviews mention the food positively, with "good food" appearing as a recurring theme.

Breakfast is available as a cooked-to-order option at approximately ₱295–₱365 per person. It's not included in the base rate, so factor this into your budget if you prefer starting the day without having to go out.

For those who want to explore local dining, the Siquijor town area has a handful of local eateries and carinderias within a short drive. Eating out locally is a good way to experience everyday island food at a lower price point — and the resort's concierge can point you toward options worth trying.

What Travelers Like

Based on guest review patterns, a few themes come up consistently:

• The views — Panoramic views are the most frequently praised aspect of the property. Guests describe them as a highlight of their stay, not just a background detail.
• The atmosphere — Quiet surroundings and a relaxed pace are mentioned often. Travelers who chose this property specifically to unwind tend to leave satisfied.
• Staff responsiveness — Friendly, attentive service is a recurring positive. The example of a room upgrade to resolve an air-conditioning issue reflects a property that takes guest comfort seriously.
• Food quality — The on-site restaurant receives positive mentions, which is not always the case for resort dining in this price range.
• Comfort — Room comfort is noted positively, particularly following the 2023 renovation.

Things to Consider

• Hilltop access — The road to the resort has an incline. If you're arriving by tricycle or with heavy bags, plan ahead. A scooter or the resort's shuttle transfer makes this easier.
• Limited front desk hours — Check-in is available from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM. If you're arriving late, contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
• Not beachfront — If swimming in the sea is your priority every morning, a beachfront property may suit you better. The pool is a good alternative, but it's not the same as direct beach access.
• Transportation needed for most attractions — The island's main beaches and waterfalls require a scooter or hired transport. This is true of most accommodations on Siquijor, but worth factoring into your planning.
• Quiet evenings — The hilltop setting means limited nightlife nearby. This is a positive for most guests staying here, but worth knowing if you're looking for a livelier scene.

Local Tip from SiquiRide

If you're staying at Infinity Heights, time at least one evening to simply sit by the pool or on your balcony and watch the light change over the water. The hilltop position gives you a wider sky than you get at sea level — and on clear evenings, the view toward the horizon is genuinely worth pausing for.

For your first full day, we recommend doing the island loop by scooter: head counterclockwise from Siquijor town, stop at Cambugahay Falls in the morning before the crowds arrive, continue to Salagdoong Beach for a swim and work your way back through Lazi before sunset. The resort's tourist information desk can help you plan the route and flag any road conditions worth knowing about.

→ Read our Island Loop Guide for the full route breakdown.

Best For

• ★★★★★ Couples
• ★★★★★ Honeymooners
• ★★★★★ Scenic Views & Sunsets
• ★★★★ Nature Lovers
• ★★★★ Relaxation & Unwinding
• ★★★★ Families
• ★★★ Digital Nomads (WiFi available, but verify speeds before booking)
• ★★★ Budget Backpackers (comfortable mid-range option, not the cheapest on the island)

Is It Worth Booking?

For the right traveler, yes — Infinity Heights Resort is a strong choice. The combination of panoramic views, a hilltop pool, on-site spa and consistently positive guest feedback puts it above many comparable properties in this price range on the island.

The 2023 renovation is a meaningful detail. Properties that invest in upkeep tend to deliver a more reliable experience and the guest reviews reflect that.

The main trade-off is location. If you want to walk to the beach, this isn't the right fit. But if you're planning to explore the island by scooter anyway — which we recommend for most visitors — the hilltop setting becomes an advantage rather than a limitation. You get the views, the quiet, and the resort facilities, while still being able to reach the beaches and waterfalls within a reasonable ride.

It's a particularly good match for couples and honeymooners who want a scenic, relaxed base without the noise and foot traffic of beachfront areas.

Booking Tip

Siquijor sees its highest visitor numbers during Holy Week, the summer months (April–May), Christmas week and long weekends. During these periods, mid-range resorts with pools and views fill up quickly — sometimes weeks in advance.

If your travel dates fall near any of these periods, booking early is strongly recommended. Cancellation policies vary by platform and rate type, so review the terms before confirming.

For the best rates, compare prices across Agoda and Klook before deciding. Prices for the same room can differ between platforms depending on promotions and availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Continue Planning Your Siquijor Trip

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