Madid’s Inn

Located in Station 2 on Boracay Island, Madid’s Inn belongs to Malay, Aklan. The setting is an important part of choosing this property: beach stations, inland roads and eastern shore neighbourhoods offer different experiences even though they share the same island. The Station 2 address is the main reason to consider this property when comparing accommodation in this part of Boracay. Caticlan is the usual mainland gateway for a Boracay stay, with a boat crossing followed by local transport. Travellers should arrange the last leg using the property’s own directions, particularly if arriving late or travelling with children and substantial luggage. Visitors planning a longer stay may want to compare room space and meal arrangements, while shorter visits often depend more on a convenient arrival route. Reviewing the exact room category helps match the accommodation to the intended style of holiday. Before booking, request the exact entrance location, current room photographs and the inclusions that apply to your chosen dates and accommodation category.