Rue DeuxVilles Villa

Rue DeuxVilles Villa: A Bali-Style Private Villa in Loon

Rue DeuxVilles Villa sits on Sevilla Avenue in Loon, on Bohol’s western coast — not on Panglao Island, and not within walking distance of any of Panglao’s reef sites. It’s built in a Bali-inspired style aimed at families and small groups rather than couples chasing a beach-bar strip, and sits less than a kilometer from Lintu-an Beach, one of several stretches of shoreline along this part of Loon’s coastline. Bohol–Panglao International Airport is roughly 25 miles away — figure 45 minutes to an hour by road along the coastal highway running through Tagbilaran toward Tubigon.

Rooms

The villa runs four room categories. The Standard Room and Deluxe Double Room are each around 129 square feet and sleep two; the Deluxe Room, at roughly 162 square feet, sleeps three with a separated bedroom layout; and the Signature Cabin Pool View, at about 161 square feet, sleeps four across four double bunk beds, aimed at groups or families traveling together rather than a couple. Every room has air conditioning, a private bathroom with a separate toilet and shower plus bath sheets provided, a work desk, and an electric kettle. In-room televisions are 32-inch smart TVs with streaming access, and rooms include complimentary bottled water and slippers as standard.

Grounds and Amenities

The property is built around an infinity pool with a sun terrace and garden landscaping — the visual centerpiece of the Bali-style design the villa is going for. A restaurant and separate coffee shop handle food and drink, with outdoor seating scattered around the grounds; charcoal grills are available for guests who want to cook their own. Guests can also book a Swedish massage on-site. WiFi is complimentary throughout the property, adequate for the kind of use most travelers need — messaging, browsing, and video calls outside of peak evening hours.

Food

The restaurant serves a mix of American and Asian dishes alongside local specialties, with breakfast built around warm cooked dishes, pancakes, and fresh fruit — a fairly standard resort-breakfast format rather than anything built specifically around Boholano home cooking. That said, staying in Loon rather than at a beach resort near the airport puts guests closer to the town’s actual food economy: the municipal market here still sells danggit and dried squid laid out on bamboo racks the traditional way, and tinolang isda — fish in ginger broth with green papaya and malunggay — remains the standard household dish across Loon’s barangays, worth asking about at any local eatery beyond the villa’s own restaurant.

Setting and Economic Context

Loon’s port has long handled inter-barangay ferry and RORO traffic to Cebu via Argao, and the town’s coastal position — 30km up the highway from Tagbilaran, facing the Cebu Strait — has kept it functioning as a working transit and fishing point rather than a resort town in its own right. That’s part of why a private villa with its own pool and grounds makes sense as an accommodation model here: there’s no dense strip of competing hotels and restaurants the way there is on Panglao, so a self-contained property gives guests everything they need for downtime without relying on a walkable tourist zone that Loon simply doesn’t have.

What’s Nearby

Loon’s landmark is the Immaculate Conception Parish Church, an 18th-century Augustinian-era structure and a declared National Cultural Treasure, whose bell towers partially collapsed in the 2013 magnitude-7.2 earthquake; restoration carried out in phases since 2014 remains visible in parts of the structure today. Hinagdanan Cave and Baclayon Church, two of Bohol’s better-known heritage stops, sit within range of a day trip, and the villa is also within about 15 minutes’ drive of Kabantian Falls and the Punta Cruz Watch Tower, a Spanish-era coastal lookout in neighboring Maribojoc.

Loon’s economy still leans on fishing and coconut farming rather than tourism; handline fishing and bubo (bamboo fish-trap) construction remain everyday trades in the barangays around town. Basdacu Beach, a stretch of shoreline the 2013 earthquake’s seismic uplift newly exposed, has become one of the more-visited swimming spots in the municipality since — a reminder that the same earthquake that damaged the parish church also physically reshaped part of the coastline guests can visit today.

Rates and Reviews

Rue DeuxVilles Villa carries an 8.7-out-of-10 “Excellent” rating on Booking.com from 10 reviews. The quoted rate — 2,464 PHP — is a genuine live rate pulled from Booking.com in July 2026, averaged across two real 2026 dates rather than an estimate, making it one of the more reliably priced small properties in Loon relative to comparable villas and apartelles in the area.

Who Should Book Here

This suits families and small groups wanting private-villa space with a pool, rather than travelers chasing Panglao’s reef access — Loon’s coastline doesn’t offer the same snorkeling infrastructure, and the nearest serious diving is a boat ride away on Cabilao Island. It works well as a base for exploring Loon’s own landmarks and for day trips into Bohol’s countryside, with the villa’s own pool and grounds as the draw for downtime rather than beachfront lounging.

Getting There & Booking

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