Monthly Rentals in Mindanao

If you are looking for a place far from the buzz of the city, this is the best place to be. Nestled in the forest with a blue-colored river in front is just perfect. If you like nature, you must stay here. - 15 min downhill trek from the mainroad. - food can be ordered in advance and delivered - wifi, water pressure, ventilation (no AC) are all good - hosts are responsive and the helpers are attentive

Our stay was great and our 2nd time here! The place was exactly what we needed ( clean and comfortable) We felt right at home. Thank u sooooO much Brenda. Definitely 100% a home away from home.

I stayed here at Rosalie's place for a month and before the month was up, I had already booked another month, so a total of 2 months. I like that it's out in the country away from traffic noise. It's peaceful and quiet. Not always quiet, but most of the time. I like that I can leave the house and not bother to lock the door and not worry about any theft. There are 9 dogs here and they keep guard of the place. If someone shows up at the gate, they alert you. I also like the fact that I can go jogging /walking in the neighborhood every morning. It's country living with roosters and cows in the area. The place is known as Ziva's Crib and you can easily find it on google maps and get directions right to the property from wherever you are. A trike ride from either the harbor pier or the airport should cost no more than 500 pesos. And if you want to rent a motorbike, Rosalie has a good connection with a bike rental place that in March/April 2025 only cost me 6,500 pesos per month.

Hospitality at its finest. Elizer was an amazing host, super friendly and helpful. He even took the time to help us buy essentials for our stay and made sure we had power during the multiple outages by assisting with the generator. I highly recommend staying here. He also provided a motorcycle for us to use, but honestly, we never even left. We had such a nice and relaxing time just staying put. Just a heads-up: when it rains, the lagoon gets really muddy and deep, so we didn’t feel comfortable swimming where we couldn’t see the water. Still, we had a great time hanging out by the water, bringing drinks and snacks, and soaking in the peaceful scenery. The house had everything we needed, the kitchen has two gas stoves, rice cooker, a toaster, and even a blender. I also recommend booking the masseuse if you want to try Filipino traditional hilot.