VISITORS to the beach island of Boracay who want to enjoy its world-famous allure in world-class facilities away from the madding crowd can have the best of both worlds with the recent opening of Monaco Suites de Boracay, the only exclusive all-suite hotel in the island.

Sitting on Boracay’s southeast seaside hill, the Mediterranean-inspired property boasts of first-rate amenities and a private beach. Each villa has a roofdeck and has a different elevation to offer every suite an unobstructed view of the sea.

Accredited as a triple-A hotel resort by the Department of Tourism (DOT), Monaco Suites has 14 luxurious villas with 50 well-appointed suites—35 of the 90-square-meter one-bedroom suites and 15 of the 140-square-meter two-bedroom suites.

“With the opening of Monaco Suites, we are offering guests a new dimension of luxury and the best value there is in Boracay,” said hotel president Jochen Buskowitz.

Banking on their more than two decades of experience in the hospitality industry,

Buskowitz brought his expertise in hotel operations to provide discerning vacationers luxurious accommodations and service at very reasonable rates.

“Monaco Suites takes pride in its first-class amenities such as landscaped tropical gardens, dolphin-shaped infinity pool, outdoor jacuzzi, gym and holistic wellness spa spread over a 1.6-hectare sprawling hillside. Our Mediterranean ambiance and quality materials transport visitors to the European hideaway of Monaco,” enthused Buskowitz, who considers Boracay the best beach in the world.

Each room is equipped with LCD televisions at the bedroom and living room, fitted kitchen with private countertop bar, classy duvet-covered king-size bed, a stylish bathroom, and seaside balcony.

For beach bums who want to frolic in the clear waters of White Beach, the hotel has a changing area near Boat Station 2 equipped with a shower room and snack bar.

For those who want to own a piece of paradise, Monaco Suites is offering units for sale, one of the few properties in the island up for private ownership. The units can be leased out by the hotel when not in use, so owners can generate income for their investment.

Completing the Mediterranean experience is the resort’s fine dining restaurant which takes visitors to a gustatory adventure with its international cuisine prepared by an Austrian chef.

For guests’ utmost convenience, the hotel also offers butler, baby-sitting and laundry services, as well as water sports, spa, island hopping, golf and recreational packages.

For more information, visit www.monacosuites.com, call 400-0544 or e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .