1. Ormoc Villa Hotel
2. Oriental Pension Plaza
3. Bayview Inn
4. Sugarland Suites
5. GV Hotel Ormoc

Contact Number: (053) 561 0258(053) 561 0258 or 0932 222 59370932 222 5937

Hotel Don Felipe
Address: Cor. I. Larrazabal & Bonifacio Sts., Ormic City
Contact Number: (053) 255 3580(053) 255 3580

Sabin Resort Hotel
Address: Brgy. Bantique, Ormoc City
Contact Number: (053) 255 3801(053) 255 3801

Tel. No. (053) 561-1157(053) 561-1157

Tel. No. (053) 561-1247(053) 561-1247

Tel. No. (053) 255-2765(053) 255-2765

2. Visit Lake Kasudsuran
Lake Kasudsuran is a 12-hectare lake situated in teh forest of Brgy. Gaas, Ormoc. It is only accessible by foot approximately 2.5 kilometers from the jump-off point at Sitio Maglahug.

3. Enjoy the View of Lake Janagdan
Lake Janagdan is the smallest among the three signature lakes of Ormoc. The lake is only accessible by foot which is around 2 hours from the jump-off point in the barangay Cabingtan proper.

4. Visit the Leyte Geothermal Power Field
The Leyte Geothermal Power Field is considered to be the largest geothermal powerhouse in the country. This plant provides electricity to some part of LUzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

5. Take a trip down memory lane by visiting the Mass Grave
The biggest cross in the city can be found in the graveyard of the 1991 victims of the Ormoc flash flood that killed thousands of people. Every 5th of November every year, a mass is held in the site in memory of the victims who passed away in one of the Philippine’s worst tragedies.

How to go to Ormoc?
Ormoc does not have an airport. The closest airport is in Tacloban which is 2-3 hours away from Ormoc. The city is also accessible by boat from Cebu, 2.5 hours by fast craft and around 5 hours on a regular boat. There are also buses plying from Ormoc to as far as Davao for approximately 25 hours travel.

Tricycle is the primary mode of transportation within the city proper and van and buses going to the nearby towns.