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American Roadhouse Hotel and Restaurant

American Roadhouse Hotel and Restaurant is a hotel in Candijay, Bohol. Located in Candijay, American Roadhouse Hotel and Restaurant offers 4-star accommodations with a bar. Candijay is a southeastern Bohol coastal town near Anda, known as a jump-off point for area cave pools and waterfalls. It suits travelers wanting a straightforward, centrally located base. Guests rate it Very Good at 8.5/10 on Booking.com, based on 8 reviews (as of 2026-07-15). Rooms can be checked and booked directly through Booking.com. The province is reached by air via Bohol-Panglao International Airport or by ferry from Cebu into Tagbilaran City. Bohol’s main draws — the Chocolate Hills, tarsier viewing, river cruises, and reef diving — are all feasible as day trips from most parts of the island. Bohol as a whole is best known for the Chocolate Hills, tarsier sanctuaries, and the reef diving and beaches around Panglao Island. Most visitors combine a stay here with a countryside tour of the Chocolate Hills and Loboc River, alongside time on Panglao’s beaches.

Explore Candijay: Waterfalls and Rice Terraces on Bohol's East Coast

Where this stay is located

Nearby attractions

Things to see and do near this stay

  • Bay Daku — The Bay Daku has a total floor area of 252 square meters. The people's recollection was that the house was erected a very long time ago, before the World War II. It was made of native materials, mostly were "bajong" tindalo lumber.
  • Cadapdapan Rice Terraces — The Cadapdapan Rice Terraces are in Barangay Cadapdapan, Candijay, carved into the mountain slopes.
  • Can-umantad Falls — Can-umantad Falls in Barangay Cadapdapan, Candijay, is regarded as the tallest waterfall in Bohol at about 60 feet.
  • Canawa Cold Spring — A local tourist destination whose name came from "cawa" means vat/pan. The locals said that no one has reached the bottom of Canawa Cold Spring. The water source remains a mystery.
  • Candijay Mangrove Forest & Adventure Tour — Candijay's mangrove forest on Cogtong Bay is among the most diverse in the country, with at least 36 species and century-old bakauan trees. The community-run Panadtaran Mangrove Association (PAMAS, ~160 members) offers a half-day eco-tour with a 500-m bamboo boardwalk and hanging bamboo bridge.
  • Cantuligsok Hill — This is said to be the tallest hill in town which is 307 meters in height. The name was derived from the hill's pointed cone-shaped structures described in the local dialect as "murag tugsok". It was also then called Santaligsok.
  • Carood Watershed — This watershed is characterized by gently rolling hills interspersed with level terraces and lowlands. The vegetative landscape of watershed is primarily agricultural lands with grass and shrublands in the upper reaches.
  • Kawasihan Sand Bar — Guests can enjoy sunbathing, snorkeling through the diverse flora and faunas along Cogtong Bay. Choices of delectable seafood are also offered in the sandbar.
  • Lungsodaan Fascinating Firefly Watching — The firefly watching is an ecotourism activity organized by the Lungsodaan Community Ecotourism. Guests will take a boat tour along the river and witness the fireflies illuminating the mangrove forest.
  • Panadtaran Mangrove Forest — Mangroves are excellent nurseries, feeding and transient shelter areas to hundreds of fish species, crustaceans and invertebrates and support an abundant and productive marine life.
  • Tuhob Spring — A natural cold spring in Barangay Can-olin, Candijay, Bohol, sourced from underground limestone aquifers. Water temperature 20–22°C; concrete catchment basin 1.2–1.6 m deep. Name derives from the Cebuano tuhob: "to soak" or "to drench." Uncommercialized community swimming hole accessible directly off the Can-olin barangay road. Logical stop for visitors returning from Cadapdapan Rice Terraces or Can-umantad Falls.