Place To Stay When Travelling to Siargao, Philippines – Primitivo Art Village Travelling 6 July 201834 Comments Share via: 53 Shares Facebook 53 Twitter LinkedIn Copy Link More This post is part 2 of 10 in the series Hostels RecommendationsHostels RecommendationsPlace To Stay When Travelling to Oslob, Philippines – Noordzee HostelPlace To Stay When Travelling to Siargao, Philippines – Primitivo Art VillagePlace To Stay When Travelling to Coron, Philippines – Hop HostelPlace To Stay When Travelling to Kuta, Bali – Lokal Bali HostelPlace To Stay When Travelling to Nusa Lembongan – Sukanusa Luxury HutsPlace To Stay When Travelling to Seminyak, Bali – Kosta HostelPlace To Stay When Travelling to Canggu, Bali – Gypsy Moon BaliQuick Weekend Getaway From Manila, Philippines – Private Resort In Zambales [With Video]Place To Stay When Travelling To Siquijor, Philippines – Glamping SiquijorPlace To Stay When Travelling To Bohol Panglao, Philippines – Bohol Coco Farm 4 MIN READSome time this year Boracay Island was closed and most tourists had to change their holiday destination. As we were in this group, we decided to go to Siargao Island. As always, I opened up HostelWorld and Booking.com, but unfortunately, everything was fully booked! I got a little bit nervous. I asked around and I got a few recommendations to check out Primitivo Art Village. Not thinking so much, we messaged them on Facebook and they answered within a couple of minutes:OK, your bed will be ready.We asked how we can book it and got the response:No worries, we prefer to invite guests to check out our hostel first before deciding. Just come over, your beds will be ready.Let’s visit place to stay when travelling to Siargao Island, Philippines – Primitivo Art Village. Moreover if you are looking into planning your trip, check out things to do in Siargao.Contents Where to stay while travelling to Siargao Island, Philippines?Primitivo Art Village LocationPrimitivo Art Village CostsPrimitivo Art Village Room ConditionsPrimitivo Art Village Hostel PlacePrimitivo Art Village Hostel AttractionsWhere to find and book a hostel?JOIN ME ON INSTAGRAM!PIN ME!More In This SeriesWhere to stay while travelling to Siargao Island, Philippines?Primitivo Art Village is a great hostel if you are looking for friendly, family atmosphere and you are on a budget. Check it out!Primitivo Art Village LocationThe hostel is located on Tourist Road, General Luna. The location is perfect, you have everything around, 2 minutes to the beach, 2 minutes to all shops and so on. You will be in the middle of everything, but also in a chilled and quiet area. Primitivo Art Village CostsCost per night per person is PHP350. You can stay in a dormitory room or tree cottage. As we were a group of three we stayed in a tree cottage for the same price as per dormitory.Primitivo Art Village Room ConditionsIsland life, do not expect luxury for this price. The hostel provides clean bedsheets and pillows, however, you will not get a towel. The bathroom is in island style, a basket with water for a shower. It is a great place to experience filipino island lifestyle if you are ready for it 🙂 Try it!Primitivo Art Village Hostel PlaceThe place itself is amazing. Hammocks, dream catchers, little lights, island style kitchen, art all around. It is an absolutely great place!Primitivo Art Village Hostel AttractionsThe biggest benefit of this hostel is the fact that you will feel like friends or family members to the group that are running it. The first night we were singing and playing music with the owners and staff. The following nights we went out together to listen to local band music. The last night we were invited to have free dinner all together. How amazing is that?!At the hostel you can also book island hopping for PHP800 per person. Ask the owner to help you book motorbike – PHP500 for 24 hours. Where to find and book a hostel?The only way you can find the Primitivo Art Village is Facebook. Just send them a message to tell them that you are coming and tell them that you got a recommendation from Ze 🙂I hope you enjoyed my recommendation for place to stay when travelling to Siargao Island, Philippines – Primitivo Art Village. If so, please comment and share 🙂SUBSCRIBE TO TRAVELLING NEWSLETTER!Would you like to get information when new travelling article is available? Subscribe to the newsletter and be up to date! Email By continuing, you confirm that you read and accept the privacy policyJOIN ME ON INSTAGRAM! 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HostelOpinionPhilippinesRecommendationTravellingWhere To Stay Previous Post Next PostYou may also like 15 June 2018 Things To Do in Oslob, Cebu, Philippines – Photographic Account 18 May 2018 TOP 10 Things That I Love In The Philippines34 CommentsWoah! What a cool experience and a detailed guide! I’m a personal fan of anywhere with hammocks, but it just seems like such a friendly and chill place to stay. I love that you played music with everyone – I could totally picture myself banging on some drums.ReplyYou cannot imagine how friendly these people were. Perfect place for chill, a little bit music and family atmosphere.ReplyYour experience reminds me of something similar that happened to me in Greece, when the place I was supposed to stay was suddenly closed and I ended up in a tiny local place where the owners treated me like family. Sometimes the things that go wrong in our travels end up being the best experiences! It looks like you had an amazing time.ReplyAwe definitely! To be honest, I had to learn how to just go with flow and not being mad and upset when something is not going according my plan, but it was definitely worth it. Everything happens for a reason 🙂ReplyWow! 350 PHP is like $8 Canadian… which is SO CHEAP! I love how island vibes it is, but if I’m being honest, I don’t know if I am that adventurous. (but I wish I was!)ReplyHaha I totally understand you, after 2 years of living in the Philippines I am ready for everything hahah 😛ReplyLooks like a very funky spot. Practically a homestay! These gems are the best finds.ReplyAwe yeah, definitely funky. They are awesome! 🙂ReplyWow what an incredible experience! I love that the staff at Primitivo Art Village make you feel like friends and family during the stay – a truly personal experience!ReplyExactly, free dinner for us was super cute.ReplyWhat an awesome, unique place to stay. Looks like tons of fun!ReplySo trueeeee, amazing place! 🙂Reply350PHP is crazy cheap! This looks like a great spot to rest your head. Thanks for sharing!ReplyYeah, I was even surprised when they told us the price!ReplyThis sounds like an awesome experience! I would love to stay in a tree cottage but I like my daily showers.ReplyHaha, true, there was kind of shower but in the bucket haha 😛ReplyI wish I had gone here when I was in the Philippines. It reminds me of the cool hostel I stayed in El Nido called Spin. I need a trip back for sure!!! Looks so awesome.ReplySpin, I have never heard about it. I definitely need to check it out, thanks for mentioning!ReplyThis place looks like such a dream! I love when unexpected travel events lead you to find hidden gems! Thanks for sharing.ReplyExactly! Definitely great experience.ReplyThis hostel looks like it has a really chill vibe!! I can’t resist a hostel with a hammock! Will definitely be adding this to my travel plans.ReplyAwe yeah, hammocks are the best thing ever haha.ReplyWhat a peacefully looking place to hang out! I loved the Philippines and I’m dying to go back, it was so beautiful and relaxing.ReplyDefinitely let me know when you visit again so we can catch up.ReplyLooks like a great budget accommodation choice for Siargo! Love how friendly the hosts sound.ReplySiargao is becoming more expensive so it is definitely great option!ReplyOh my goodness, this looks amazing! Who needs luxury when you get to live the island life – it wouldn’t seem right anyway. What a great find!ReplyExactly, I love to experience how locals live 🙂ReplyWhat a cool hostel! I love all the fun people you get to meet staying in hostels. It definitely makes it for a memorable trip. This looks like such a fun place too!ReplyI know people are sceptical about hostels but most of them are pretty awesome!ReplyWhat cute accommodations! Looks like a great trip.ReplyThank you! It was definitely awesome trip 🙂ReplyLooks like such a cool spot! I was in Boracay 18 years ago and was sad to hear that it closed, but it looks like there are other very cool places nearby, like this one!ReplyBoracay is already open! I was there last December 🙂ReplyLeave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *CommentName * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Woah! What a cool experience and a detailed guide! I’m a personal fan of anywhere with hammocks, but it just seems like such a friendly and chill place to stay. I love that you played music with everyone – I could totally picture myself banging on some drums.Reply
You cannot imagine how friendly these people were. Perfect place for chill, a little bit music and family atmosphere.Reply
Your experience reminds me of something similar that happened to me in Greece, when the place I was supposed to stay was suddenly closed and I ended up in a tiny local place where the owners treated me like family. Sometimes the things that go wrong in our travels end up being the best experiences! It looks like you had an amazing time.Reply
Awe definitely! To be honest, I had to learn how to just go with flow and not being mad and upset when something is not going according my plan, but it was definitely worth it. Everything happens for a reason 🙂Reply
Wow! 350 PHP is like $8 Canadian… which is SO CHEAP! I love how island vibes it is, but if I’m being honest, I don’t know if I am that adventurous. (but I wish I was!)Reply
Haha I totally understand you, after 2 years of living in the Philippines I am ready for everything hahah 😛Reply
Wow what an incredible experience! I love that the staff at Primitivo Art Village make you feel like friends and family during the stay – a truly personal experience!Reply
This sounds like an awesome experience! I would love to stay in a tree cottage but I like my daily showers.Reply
I wish I had gone here when I was in the Philippines. It reminds me of the cool hostel I stayed in El Nido called Spin. I need a trip back for sure!!! Looks so awesome.Reply
This place looks like such a dream! I love when unexpected travel events lead you to find hidden gems! Thanks for sharing.Reply
This hostel looks like it has a really chill vibe!! I can’t resist a hostel with a hammock! Will definitely be adding this to my travel plans.Reply
What a peacefully looking place to hang out! I loved the Philippines and I’m dying to go back, it was so beautiful and relaxing.Reply
Oh my goodness, this looks amazing! Who needs luxury when you get to live the island life – it wouldn’t seem right anyway. What a great find!Reply
What a cool hostel! I love all the fun people you get to meet staying in hostels. It definitely makes it for a memorable trip. This looks like such a fun place too!Reply
Looks like such a cool spot! I was in Boracay 18 years ago and was sad to hear that it closed, but it looks like there are other very cool places nearby, like this one!Reply
