They not only keep raising prices on their incredibly basic rooms, but they're so far off the main road it's difficult just to get there. You end up climbing up and down a never-ending staircase to get down to the huts (the restaurant is half way up). They don't allow you to have any food in the huts and charge... More

The place i would highly recommend if you're quite flexible with your schedule.on Bohol. Why flexible? Because you need some time to get there (though only like a 45min public bus ride from tagbilaran bus terminal) and because you have to walk 800m to get to the 250 stairs you need.to walk down to get to your.hut. Why recommending it... More

This place is all about the location... after a 10 minute walk from the main road down a very bumpy track, you reach a flight of steep concrete steps signalling the entrance to Nuts Huts. There is a wall of jungle on the steep hill in front and on reaching the eating area it is just beautiful. The location/scenery definitely... More

I was staying in Cebu city and randomly decided to go to Bohol for a night. I'd heard of Nuts Huts so went straight there hoping they'd have a room. When I first got there I was told there was only 1 private room available. When I asked if they had a dorm style room they then advised that they... More

We had a wonderful stay at Nuts Huts but would give nearly all the credit to the beautiful location. Rooms are lined along the river with wonderful views of the jungle. With only a few guests around, it was an immensely tranquil experience. However,I could imagine that when it’s busy it could get noisy and irritable with only even a... More

This place has really fantastic location near the river, nice food, hammocks, clean rooms with mosquito nets. We made a lot of trips in the surroundings, you could stay there for couple of days and will not be bored. I really liked the local coctail "Forbidden fruit" :) Bring a headlamp with you! Backpacker´s paradise!

Our friends recommended this place to us and we do not regret it! After being brought to the Nipa Huts first by our driver (comission?) we found out that we were in the wrong place because no info, sleepy staff, no food or activities. We had paid for the night already so we stayed. We moved to Nuts Huts instead... More

At the edge of the river, near the jungle. Full of activities: hiking, caves, chocolate hills, tarsiers. Staff very welcoming and very friendly, helpful and they give you full information about the region. A place where you feel at home. The huts are simple perfect for a few days.

First off, I stupidly left a small amount of money in a bag in my room, $44. I just checked that pouch 1 days later, and found $22 there. Very clever way to steal, always leaves some doubt and deniability "why didn't they steal it all if they were going to rob you?". But I had just counted it on... More