Winyanz Tambayan Tourist Inn is a cozy inn on the island of Siquijor, Philippines. Located at Sitio Cambalagyo, Cangmunag, San Juan, it sits about 8,3 mi from the city center and has earned 88 reviews from travelers seeking a laid-back island stay.

Amenities cover island convenience: snorkeling (free) right at the doorstep, an on-site restaurant, free private parking and free wifi, plus an optional shuttle service for an extra charge. Air conditioning, a bar, sun deck, private entrance, terrace, non-smoking rooms, and on-site parking complement the stay, with garden view, a garden setting, a bidet, and a balcony adding outdoor charm.

Located in Sitio Cambalagyo, Cangmunag, San Juan, Siquijor, the inn offers a quiet base about 8,3 mi from the city center. The setting invites relaxation amid garden surroundings after days of seaside exploration.

Settle into a laid-back island rhythm in Sitio Cambalagyo, Cangmunag, San Juan, Siquijor, where Winyanz Tambayan Tourist Inn sits about 8,3 mi from the city center. The garden-enclosed grounds create a quiet base, with a private entrance and a sun deck inviting easy mornings and leisurely evenings. Free snorkeling right at the doorstep makes the shoreline a daily invitation for underwater exploration.

On-site dining centers the stay at Moonview Resto-bar, offering a diverse spread—from American and Australian to French, seafood, local, Asian, international, and European flavors. With an on-site restaurant and a bar nearby, satisfying meals and sunset sips are convenient after long days of island wandering. For convenience, cash is the accepted payment method, and free private parking plus free wifi keep logistics simple.

Accommodations emphasize comfort without fuss: air conditioning, a terrace, a balcony, and non-smoking rooms complement on-site parking. The setting looks out onto a garden view in a welcoming garden setting, and a bidet adds practical charm. An optional shuttle service is available for an extra charge, making it easy to reach local sights or transport hubs as the island calls for more discovery.