Nay Palad Hideaway Siargao

A wooden pagoda rising from a tiny offshore islet announces this barefoot, sustainably built resort on Siargao's southern coast. Villas are freestanding and generously spaced, with private porches and tropical gardens; the bathrooms are so lavish the designers apparently added benches so you'd linger. A circular bar, a sunken lounge, an infinity pool, and hammock pods hung from coconut trees round things out. It holds a Michelin Key.