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'Ocean's Thirteen'
After cavorting in Europe in the dreadful Oceans Twelve, Danny Ocean and his gang are back in Vegas actually the fancy casino used in the film was shot on the back lot at Warner Bros. in Burbank seeking revenge upon a ruthless casino owner (Al Pacino) who had strong-armed their cohort (Elliott Gould), causing him to suffer a heart attack. Game Play: The gang rig Pacinos state-of-the-art casino so that all players will win huge amounts of money on the buildings opening night tampering with the slot machines to rigging the casino dice at the Mexican factory where they are made to even creating a faux earthquake in order to get everyone out of the casino.
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When I just let my hair air-dry (which is always) my hair pulls itself into spiral curls. Brushed out they become waves...until the humidity hits it and we're back to curl city. Last time I got my hair trimmed, the stylist went waaaaaay out of her way to straighten it with a brush and blow dryer. I thought about telling her to not bother, but I was kind of curious what I'd look like with straight hair.I wasn't all that impressed.
Not that it mattered; 10 minutes after I walked out the door, my curls were back again!
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My hair was bone straight until i turned 14..then bam! tight, wiry horrible curls. Now it's just sort of frizzy...*sigh* lol


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Room Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas, Philippines
So great the place is really nice. We had a lot of great times in boracay thanks to this appartment
Alain2017-03-08T00:00:00ZHad a wonderful time. Nice view over seeing the ocean. The place was very nice. I really enjoyed our stay. Just didnt like the stairs on the way out to the lobby.. hahaha.. but anything else was perfect.
Rosey2017-03-06T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas, Philippines
Lynette's place is suitable for a very basic stay on the island, especially for those who are not interested in staying on white beach. We booked the place as we were interested in escaping from hotels for a while and having some privacy, so we were a little disappointed when we realised Lynette's apartment is a room within a budget hotel. Otherwise, the room was clean and had hot running water. The wifi is not great but occasionally works. There are some cool restaurants in the area, and it is only a 15 minute walk to white beach. We also really appreciated that Lynette included our connection from the airport in the price.
Eliza2017-01-15T00:00:00ZGood place, quiet and clean
Bastien2017-01-28T00:00:00ZNice place
Ben2016-12-12T00:00:00ZWe are really happy about our stay . We have never met Lynette in person but people who were taking care about us were really helpful and friendly. The place is located near the beach and the view from the window is amazing ! The room is spacious but very cozy. There is a lot of bars and restaurants nearby so we didn't use the kitchen which is outside the room. We are highly recomending stay at Lynette's place!
Edyta2017-02-18T00:00:00ZLynette is a fantastic hostess who really made sure our stay was as wonderful and memorable as possible. Her staff were friendly and very helpful. The accommodation is comfortable, spacious and well located- close enough to the centre to be an 8 min walk from the main beach, but just far away enough to be peaceful and private. Our transfer, which Lynette took care of, from Caticlan airport to La Oviedo was a breeze and we didn't even have a second to look lost. Thank you for a wonderful stay!
Jared2017-01-25T00:00:00ZI would definetly recommend lynette's place, realy close to kite beach. The place is calm and the picture shown on the profile represent well the flat
Antoine2017-03-01T00:00:00ZThis place is very affordable and you get the value for your money. Lynette is very responsive in our inquiries and although our guide had a hard tine finding the place (it was also his first time to accompany guest to this apartment) the overall location is okay. About 5-8minutes walk to Dmall. There are few stuff that can be improved like adding a few rugs to keep the place tidy but i would rate this 8/10 because the host is responsive and the people there are accomodating. :)
Jay2016-12-01T00:00:00ZDie Anlage liegt etwas versteckt, aber nicht weit von der D Mall und dem Strand entfernt, ca. 10 min zu Fuß. Das Haus ist alt und schon ziemlich abgenutzt. Leider auch etwas dreckig. Das Zimmer selber, im 1. Stock, war ok, nur etwas Staub im Schrank und auf Bildern. Das Bad roch etwas. Pluspunkt für mich war die gut ausgestattete Küchenzeile, mit Toaster, French Press, Wasser- und Reiskocher, sowie genügend Geschirr und Kochplatte. Nur gibt es keinen Esstisch. Außer den Hähnen war es ruhig hier. Personal war sehr nett. Lynette haben wir nicht kennengelernt aber die Kommunikation war sehr gut. Für den Preis ist das Zimmer ok.
Tanja2017-01-14T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas, Philippines
The description of the place was matching very well Elsa's house. The place is in a quiet area away from the White beach crowd, without being too far. Ideal for kitesurfers who spend their days on Bulabog beach. The place is isolated, well decorated and warm! we had really a great time. Elsa prepared everything and we received all we needed during our stay. I strongly recommend her house! Elsa was helpful providing plenty of info and tips ahead of the trip and it was much appreciated! Do go to her place! the hill is definitely not bad!!
Maxime2015-02-23T00:00:00ZWe (4 friends) spend 5 unforgettable days in this fantastic place! Very cozy terrace, 2 comfortable rooms and kitchen. Want to say thanks to Dexter, he helped us every time :) ps: small hill in front of the house helped us to be in good shape!:D Thanks a lot for everything!!!
Boris2015-05-08T00:00:00ZThe view of the house is really nice, especially the open area. Elsa is not here but also very kind, hope to see you next time. Dexter always response our call quickly with helpful suggestion, he made us feel very comfortable. thx so much.:)
Cathy2016-06-18T00:00:00ZFirst of all, place is much more beautiful than the pictures. Comfortable, quiet and happy. On our arrive, yummy fruits were waiting for us. Reaching the infamous white beach is just a matter of slight walking. While walking you can see the kite surfers on the other long beach. It is very nice if you like photography as well. Elsa is a great host. She gave us many tips and they just worked well. Dexter, the house keeper, is a very nice and helpful person as well. Enjoy the ocean view !
Ahmet2015-04-12T00:00:00ZWe were so nicely welcomed at Elsa's place. The appartement was amazing! Exactly like we figured it would be. It's a PARADISE.
Jean-François2015-06-15T00:00:00ZElsa was an excellent host. She made contact quickly and was very helpful with providing any information. She had a clear set of instructions/helpful hints which were useful and she made contact with us during our stay as there was an issue with the bathroom. Dexter, her caretaker, was also excellent. He attended to any needs we had and was very friendly and knowledgeable. It was nice to have some complimentary fruit and drinks left for us on our arrival. The place is unusual with it's open-air lounge. It was great to lie in the hammock and watch the water activities going on below. The final section of the walk to Elsa's Place is very steep, but it's not too far from the main restaurant area and it is good to be away from all the noise of the main area.
Cheryl2015-07-13T00:00:00ZIt's been a very pleasant experience. The place is quite and evocative. Elsa has been a wonderful host, always available and helpful. Looking forward to repeat this experience as soon as possible! Thank you.
Samuel2016-03-22T00:00:00ZHave been a good time there, very helpful host.
Rebecca2015-03-31T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas 5608, Philippines
We had a lovely stay at Louise's apartment. On the picturesque Bulabog Beach it was the perfect sanctuary away from the crowds at White Beach yet still convenient enough with Dmall and White beach only a short walk away. Louise was very prompt and detailed in her communications which was much appreciated. Everything ran smoothly thanks to her recommendation of booking Southwest Tours Boracay. The apartment itself is beautifully decorated and the dip pool is an absolute treat on a hot day! Thank you Louise for the wonderful stay
Emma2016-03-03T00:00:00Z- The room and amenities were good enough. Dishes and silver ware were excellent. I could use both plugs of 11-shaped and eyes-shaped ones. Air-conditioner was good. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. - The cleaning service was very good. They even washed dishes. - I could use the "room-service" for the breakfast from the restaurant located next door my room. The dishes were returned by cleaning service, which was very convenient. - The staff was generous about the late check-out. - Security guard made us to feel safe. - The location was good. 10 min walk from D-mall. Good restaurants and a local bakery were close to the residences. One thing inconvenient was that the tricycle taxi cannot come in front of the residences, so we need to walk for about 50 m with bags on hand. - The staff was kind but explanations about the room usage like light switch, towel replacement, plugging tip, water supply, etc. was not enough. I think my stay was better if I had enough explanation on the first day. The staff closed office at 6 P.M. on the first day (when I just got there) and I could not ask them. - Nevertheless, the host handled my complaints very fast. - Several worms were dead in the dipping pool which hindered me dipping. I suffered from mosquitoes.
Gwang-Moon2016-02-05T00:00:00ZHad an amazing time on this side of the islands! It was such an awesome getaway from the crowded main beaches. It was nice and peaceful here and everything was within reach. The apartment was amazing. The pool inside was "ballin'!" We were taken such good care of. Nothing but love and positive vibes this whole entire weekend! I will definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to escape the crowds and still have that beach front privacy. The staff were welcoming and accommodating. Superb service. I need not say more. Thank you for having us!:)
Rafael2016-04-15T00:00:00ZWe were in boracay for 3 nights, stayed at a hotel in station 2 for the first 2 nights. For our last night, we decided to stay in the Bulabog beach for a more relax feel and stayed at Louise's place. Seeing her place made us regret staying at the hotel in station 2. We loved staying at this place. Very relaxing! Also loved the fact that it's right next door to a good restaurant. The place was super clean! The people who received us were so kind and polite and entertained us even though we're early for our check in. There's also a security guarding the compound. It may be a bit of a travel from the crazy part of boracay, but when all the partying is over, you'll surely love waking up in this place. Thanks, Louise!
Ninay2016-10-21T00:00:00ZEverything with Louise's place was effortlessly easy! Initial contact and following communications were all responded to swiftly. Louise's advice on everything was spot on. The flat itself is exactly as it looks in the photos and is very comfortable. It's a little back from the beach but we knew this already! All the staff were super friendly as well. Great location away from the crowds but close enough by foot if you want to dip your toes in. A great and memorable stay in Boracay.
Ally2017-01-05T00:00:00ZI got really surprise by the amazing welcoming I received from Louise and her husband John. They took the time to present me the place and gave me a huge list of what to do, where to go in Boracay!! SO NICE FROM THEM! Regarding the flat itself, it was a brand new flat, totally refurnished and really great designed. It's perfect for one person or a couple. I really enjoyed this dipping pool, something I never seen in a flat before. The location: it's on Bolabog beach, 10 min by walk to white beach. I did the right choice with this location because it's really beautiful and quiet at night. Very easy and quick to go to white beach ( beach with lots of bars) by walk. The service: the security staff and service staff of the residence are amazing. Always ready to help and really efficient. I would recommend to anyone who is looking for: a really nice, well decorated flat in Boracay, well located and host who know how to welcome guest! Thank you so much Louise and John!!!
MatthieuPlus side: - fairly priced compared to other options (last minute booking during pre-Christmas peak period) - very new and clean - exactly as shown in the listing photos. - kitchen well equipped. - quite close to many food options. 15 min walk to dmall, with a grocery store. - very friendly staff, the room was cleaned every day with towel change - Internet is pretty good for the island: you have your own wifi router (hence good signal) and the connection is quite steady. Not enormous go for a FaceTime though, but that's usual there. Down side: - entrance only by the beach: have to walk around 100 meters on the sand before reaching the condo (i.e. better not to bring heavy bags as you'll have to carry them) - ground level with no privacy unless you shut all the curtains. - the bed mattress is of poor quality (very soft). After the third night, both our backs were aching. We are not picky at all, we are frequent travelers and had never experienced that before. - we didn't find the pool inviting, water was a bit shady. However, We didn't really asked the staff to fix it or anything as we preferred to be outdoors.
Alexandre2015-12-25T00:00:00ZWe had a lovely stay in Louise's place. Very welcoming staff and loved the location. Quiet secluded side of the beach but extremely central and d"mall very accessible
gabby2017-01-04T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Philippines
We had a truly amazing time staying at the Karuna Villa. The service was fantastic and the Butler Reggie took very good care of us. It was the perfect getaway and I would definitely book this again in the future. Can't wait to go back to paradise.
Matthew2015-05-20T00:00:00ZEverything was fantastic! The penthouse, the service, the location and the view was just ridiculous in a very good way.
Ojaniram2016-03-10T00:00:00ZNot many can afford to own a beach facing vacation home. I can scratch one off the bucket list! This is a must say place if you love beaches. This penthouse has a stunning view of the beach & sunrise. Susan and her team were very cooperative and quick to respond to our queries. We arrived earlier than the check-in time and they were very accommodative in letting us check-in much ealier. Description & photos of property are very accurate & you've to experience the property, you'll love it. Thank You Susan & team for making our vacation a memorable one.
Madhu2015-09-12T00:00:00ZThe property is fantastic! The view of the bay is amazing and the place itself is spotless. I was welcomed by our Butler who broke down every information that we needed to know. He was great in coordinating the activities for us and took care of our needs whenever they arose. The property is a ways from the main attraction areas (station 1-3) but they do have a shuttle that runs every hour on the hour. If you were in a hurry, a triple could be arranged. Overall the property was phenomenal. The location has great and had a beautiful view. Our time there was amazing. We thank Jerry for letting us stay in his property.
Alejandro2016-06-10T00:00:00ZWonderful location and great property, can't recommend it highly enough. Hope to get the opportunity to return.
Iain2016-04-19T00:00:00ZThe villa was amazing and a truly memorable experience. The helpers were extremely accommodating and really helped everyone settle in. I can not recommend this place more highly and would definitely revisit in the future.
Marc2016-11-28T00:00:00ZAmazing house!!amazing veiw!!amazing butler!!must coming back to there again!!like living in a fairytale!!
silver2015-04-11T00:00:00ZWe were a Group of 9 friends who got The opportunity to spend 4 days in this paradise place. The view from the villa is amazing. Taking breakfast in the living room, enjoying the view of the beach is a great pleasure. The service provided is more than details put on Airbnb. You have real 5 stars services with shuttle to go to the mall. We have enjoyed the massage also and got welcome drink. Some drinks and snacks are available in the fridge. We found wine bottles and took a pleasure to drink on our arrival. The price are displayed on the fridge. They will give you the bill the last day. Nothing was expensive for us there. We have enjoyed our stay. My friends thanked me many times for the choice of this paradise place. Don't think about the price, jump and you will be happy for this moment of your life
Gilles2015-01-29T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Philippines
Cons: There are lots of mostiquos within the room that make me hard to sleep at night. The room is near the main street so that it is quite noisy during the day time. It need time for caretaker to help you to open the room. Pros: The room is clean, tidy and big. It is near d mall.
Gordon Chin Ho2016-09-09T00:00:00ZCoy's place is absolutely what anyone would want when thinking of having an amazing stay in Boracay. Coy is very nice and accommodating. He answered all my concerns and made me feel so welcome. I would definitely recommend his place to my friends and to my team as well. Looking forward to my next stay!
Anne2016-10-23T00:00:00ZCoy is one to be considered as your host when you're looking for a place to stay in Boracay. You get quick response from him. Such a nice and helpful Airbnb host. The room is clean and spacious for 2 people. The Minimalist interior adds a cozy feel. The location is close to the party section of the island where you can find most of the bars and restaurants.The only issue we had is that a lot of mosquitoes were in our room during our stay. Will definitely go back to Boracay and stay here again.
RJay2016-09-20T00:00:00ZCoy's unit is amazing. It was spacious, great for minimalist and budget traveller. I will definitely return to this place.
MJ2016-12-06T00:00:00ZWe had an amazing time in Coy's apartment. The studio is very comfortable, cozy and has everything that you can require. Well located and Coy could not be better host. Thanks for everything Coy!
laura2016-10-19T00:00:00ZCoy's apartment is AMAZING!!! Everything you read is the description is real. This is a great deal already since the place gives you everything you need. I will definitely choose Coy's place again when I go back to Boracay.
Angel2016-11-17T00:00:00ZAwesome place in Boracay! I will give Coy and his place a 10! My husband and I enjoyed our stay in Boracay. Coy made sure that we are ok during our entire stay. We got all the information we needed and he also granted our request. The apartment is the best. It has a minimalist/industrial ambiance. It has everything you need. From the refrigerator to kitchenwares, electric kettle, complimentary coffee, wifi and you are even allowed to cook. The place is also few minutes away from D'Mall, groceries and other establishments. Very accessible which is our top priority when we travel. We will definitely recommend his place to our friends who plans to visit Boracay. This is the best Airbnb stay we had so far. Thanks again, Coy!
Joys2016-11-11T00:00:00ZIt was my 2nd time staying in this unit. It's extremely good location in the heart of Boracay. House owner is always kind for our needs.
Chen2017-03-04T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas 5608, Philippines
Great! Great !great! We love here! It's like a private villa near just face to the ocean. Kingside bed , very comfortable. Located in station one just ride a tuk tuk like 30-40 php you can go to Dmall white beach area. For this price we feel like our money really well spent. Angel she's helpful . The cleaning lady we love her. We have to tip her or we will feel so bad. She clean so good and our money safe with her. She make our towels different cute patterns everyday ! Highly recommend you here! So beautiful,so comfy!
Lu2016-10-09T00:00:00Zits was a fun experience staying in clairs place.. though wasnt able to meet her in person, was assisted well by thea and angel.. these two lovely girls made sure everything we need was provided..
Leane2016-08-24T00:00:00ZLoved this place. Room was clean and comfy. Staffs are friendly and helpful. Highly recommend resort.
Mc2017-02-21T00:00:00ZThe area is good for Kite Boarding and other activities with only a few steps away from the beach, quite a walk going to white beach if you are not fond of walking specially when it rains. It is really quiet after 5PM which gives you more time to relax in the place. The staffs are friendly.
Wendell2016-08-10T00:00:00ZAmazing place!! Very clean and nice room!! The staff are very profesional and friendly and my experinece was great!
carlos2016-10-18T00:00:00ZIt was a nice stay with the reef resort.Good view and also very quiet.The reception is very helpful and patient.They clean my room (URL HIDDEN) cheap with really good service.If I come here again,I will definitely stay here.
佳2016-07-27T00:00:00ZI loved staying at the Reef Retreat! At first it was a bit difficult to find, but when i called Clair for the directions it was easy to find. The room was amazing with very comfy (huge) bed, minibar with good prices and nice bathroom with a hot shower:) The staff was so nice aswell! From the room to White beach was a 10 minute walk, and on your way there you'll see a bakery, restaurants, super markets and souvenirshops. You don't need to go that far for some shopping. Would definitely recommend it!
Stephanie2016-10-24T00:00:00ZI totally got more for the money i paid for. Nice and cozy room with ac and fan. Lots of sunlight on balcony. Bed was very comfortable and prices in my room's minibar were very cheap. The staff was very friendly and services were high quality. Would definitely go back there again. Thank you for the pleasant stay!
Rommy2016-09-10T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Malay, Philippines
I would highly recommend to stay at Lisa's apartment. The condition and presentation of the apartment is per the images and the location for us was perfect. We could walk everything (plenty of local cabs if you don't want to walk) to reach White beach, restaurants and night life and then return back to a more quieter, relaxed environment. A great stay.
Leah2017-02-16T00:00:00ZWhat a treat. Lisa's place is a quick 5 minute walk to White Beach and D'mall but secluded enough in Bulabog that we had our own space. She is right by a kite surfing school which we took advantage of with a 2 day lesson. Lisa's place is extremely safe and surprisingly quiet. She even prepared rose pedals and a dozen of red roses as it was our honeymoon. To top it off, I left my brand new wedding suit in the closet accidentally. Lisa mentioned it to me and is mailing it to me in Canada. Lisa is the best. We will be back in Boracay and no doubt we will be staying here again.
Derek2017-02-27T00:00:00ZBeautiful place. It is a good walk to the main road to catch a tricycle. So be prepared when you are leaving if you have a lot of luggage. Also be prepared to walk in water during high tide to get back to the apartment. Otherwise, the place is beautiful. I recommend it.
Barbie2017-02-21T00:00:00ZRight on the beach . Very clean place . Loved our stay . Very walkable from Dmall .
Sachin2016-12-29T00:00:00ZThe pictures make the apartment seem to be in an upper floor, which is not the case. The windows sadly have to stay covered all the time because the ways for the other guests are directly beside the big windows of the left, front, and right side. The building is between two staircases and faces the wall of the other building, view to the ocean is almost inexistent. The other building is facing the ocean though, which generates close beach access. If you look for some privacy we would not recommend this place. The host though ist extremely friendly and will help you if you need anything even if not in the country. The check out policy is very strict will charge you 400 an hour you will be later than 12.
sebasian2017-01-26T00:00:00ZNice beach access, good and friendly staffs. The apartment was spacious and the bathroom was amazing.
Eunice2016-12-15T00:00:00ZI cannot recommend Lisa's Airbnb highly enough. It is a stunning apartment with pretty much everything you need in a fully furnished apartment. Only a few minutes walk from the Main Street and D'Mall we were able to walk everywhere easily and it's right off your own private beach which is amazing to wake up to each morning. The staff were great too and we felt super safe as there was a guard 24/7. Lisa was also great to communicate with and super fast at responding to our needs. I wouldn't hesitate to book Lisa's place again if I were to return to Boracay and my only regret was that we didn't get to enjoy the apartment as much as we would have liked. Thanks for being a gem Lisa and letting us stay at your wonderful place!
Suzanna2016-06-27T00:00:00ZThe apartment was lovely and very well appointed - I wish we were still waking up and having breakfast watching the kite surfers from the beachfront. A great alternative to the busy front stretch - will come again!
Scott2016-12-07T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas, Philippines
Karen was absolutely fantastic - from initial contact to saying goodbye. The apartment is gorgeous and has an amazing roof terrace - great for sundowners and watching the kite surfers. Loved it and definitely recommend. Thank you!
Caroline2016-12-08T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful stay. The accomidation was stunning and comfortable. The location was quiet and a great getaway from a day on the White Beach. The roof top patio was a great place to unwind in the evening there was always a nice breeze on that side of the island.
Michelle 2016-12-27T00:00:00ZCozy and luxury home indeed!!! Comfortable for 4 people to stay, though we were group of 5. Recommend you guys to stay at Karen's villa! By the way, don't forget to barbecue at the rooftop with amazing view!
Thomas2017-02-14T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas 5608, Philippines
Jemma and her staff were very accommodating. The apartment is very clean and cozy. If you want a modern style of place to stay in, then this will be the right place for you. Ive been to Boracay more than 6 times and its my first time to stay at the Bulabog side where the kite surfing side and it is also a good area. Something different than the usual White beach side. The apartment is also beach front and considerably not so far from Dmall. About 2 minutes by trike or 8-10 mins if you walk. Overall I would stay again or would refer this place to anyone.
Omi & Kits2017-01-01T00:00:00ZPlace is good but location is far
Worthy2016-11-01T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas, Philippines
Generally the house is great,location,facilities,hourly shuttled bus, everything.The butler Rene was very helpful and acted (URL HIDDEN) friends are very appreciated that I picked a house with kitchen.A little bit unpleasant that we have to pay for a broken glass cup that we don't remember of breaking it,well,I did not explain much because we were in a hurry of leaving and my friend actually made the glass more cracked by pulling in hot water while I already found a small crack on it but didn't notice her in time.So I think it's part of us .Besides that everything was great and I'll definitely choose Zamboanga again.
迪2016-08-05T00:00:00ZWe actually stood in the penthouse the first two nights and then booked this Suite because the penthouse was already booked for our remaining days and let me say I wish I would have just stood here for the full 4 days. While it was smaller then the penthouse it was better in almost every way. Rooms were cleaner and we were treated much better by the owner. We were treated with drinks waiting on arrival and a cell phone to use to reach the butler. Beautiful place with a great view. Will book again when we return to Boracay ....thanks!
Carlos2016-08-29T00:00:00ZHousing is not remote location, the environment is good, the landlord is very friendly, the problem is solved timely answer, airport pick-up service is good
楚婷2016-06-15T00:00:00ZCorrine's place is perfect to escape all of the large crowds that Boracay has. We stayed for 3 nights and really enjoyed her place. Very clean and modern!
Taylor2016-12-03T00:00:00ZIt was a great holiday at Zamboanga Suite. Nice view from the suite, very friendly and helpful staff. .good transportation shuttle ride to D'mall... cleanliness was awesome..both rooms are in good condition...everything 4star rated. =) just abit hard from the white beach... ;) enjoy the stay..will be back soon
Oshin2016-11-12T00:00:00ZVery beautiful and well decorated apartment compared to the standards offered in the same market. The apartment was just as the pictures showed. Corinne and Chrystal, the host, are both very nice, have put much thought went into making this apartment as comfortable as it shows. I would highly recommend this apartment to anyone I know. Location wise, it is not based at the super famous white beach, but it can be easily accessed by the on call butler with a golf car!
Stephanie2015-02-26T00:00:00ZLovely large modern suite. Hourly shuttle bus was convenient, as location is 10 mins from main beach and restaurants.
Dan2015-10-15T00:00:00ZThe apartment has really great views. Although the pool is small, the view just looking at the sea makes up everything. It's also cozy and quiet. My friends also loved the bathtub (they exaggerated that it's worth dying for, LOL), the sofa and beds were really comfortable and the size of the apartment was just nice for 4 pax. Our personal butler, Rene was also friendly and made us feel welcome. The hourly shuttle bus to D'mall was also prompt (kudos to that) and it also helped that Karuna was pretty close to stations 1 & 2. All we had to do most of the time was just to stroll along the beaches. Minor improvements though: 1) insufficient amount of shampoo and body wash. We realised that there wasn't any shampoo and body wash left when we just arrived. 2) no labeling shampoo and body wash, and 3) unable to turn off the air conditioner in the smaller room (the issue was only solved on the 3rd day). Would definitely visit again! Thanks for having us!
Kev Theresa2016-05-23T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Aklan 5608, Philippines
The view from our room is picturesque and absolutely stunning! I could stay in that place forever. The serene skies at night is something to look forward to. If you are fond of constellations then this is a perfect spot for you. The area is very quiet since it is located at the back beach. Joy and the other caretakers are also extremely helpful. I will definitely go back to this place and stay longer. Thanks Bacchus!
Geraldine2015-08-04T00:00:00ZI had a great time at your great place. It was nice and quiet compared to the other side of the island, which was a short walk away. This was my first Airbnb experience and I was not sure how it was going to work. Worked out good!
Sean2013-05-24T00:00:00ZThe property was top-notch. Everything that was mentioned in the listing is accurate. This side of the island was very peaceful, indeed. Rafael and his staff were very accommodating and provided everything we needed. I can't wait to come back and experience his other properties. Til next time!
Aia2016-04-30T00:00:00Znice big place on a quiet side of the two beaches. quite romantic, which sucked, as my gf was not with me haha. it felt super safe as you have your own kuja watch man 24/7
Hanns2015-09-11T00:00:00ZWhat you see in the picture is what you'll get. Exact same apartment on the ground floor. The road that leads to the apartment looks abit dodgy at night(it gets very dark at night without street light). Joy, the assistant was very helpful and attentive. This was my 2nd booking with airbnb, overall a good experience except for the dodgy road and the leaking air condition.
Kent2014-09-27T00:00:00ZRafael's place is quite beautiful and the bed is very comfortable. The view from your room is spectacular and looks just like the pictures. However we left our stay disappointed as all three nights we stayed there were incredibly loud at night. We were hoping for a quite night but the stomping above was enough to keep you up all night. Also, the swimming at the beach is not desirable.
Molly2016-06-26T00:00:00ZReally nice place with everything I needed,quiet place in Boracay which was perfect.Special thanks to JoJo and his wife Joy who were a great help and Johnny and Bradley and also Hans and all his staff who manage the Leviatan resort and bar right next door.highly recommend this place Kindest regards Billy
Leigh2016-06-15T00:00:00ZMe and my friend had a good stay at Rafael's place. We found it to be as advertised. It is in front of the Bulabog beach (which is less popular and populated then the main white beach). You can either walk to white beach (will take 20 min) or you can take tricycle (60 pesos). Rafael and his crew gave us great recommendations for the restaurants and activities and overall was very accommodating.
Saad2015-10-10T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas 5608, Philippines
This place is super nice. Unique tropical style. I love it. Location is good too. Nene is also nice. I had great time there. Will definitely go back again. Thank you.
Sylvia2016-07-10T00:00:00ZIt was a very good expérience. We really like this place.
Andrée-Aude2016-02-23T00:00:00ZJoanne was very friendly and welcoming. They made us breakfast and we had an opportunity to chat with her and share each others travelling experience. Location wise it's very close to Bulabog beach (a couple of min). To white sand beach it's about 10min. Would stay here again if I went back to Boracay.
Kent2016-04-29T00:00:00ZIn a single word - PERFECT! We split our time in Boracay between the White Beach side and Bulabog Beach side, and after our first night at the Hidden Hut, we immediately wished we had spend our entire trip staying here. Joanne and Phillipe were terrific hosts, as nice as they come, and the place was very clean, comfortable and private, plus your in the Philippines staying in an bamboo hut on (URL HIDDEN) doesn't get much better! The open air design with the oscillating fan made for a very comfortable sleep, even on a 90 degree day, we took a quick midday nap there no problem, I think because it's in a shaded area. As far as the surroundings, it is basically connected to a small but very nice beachfront resort (7 stones) which makes the immediate area very clean and safe and offers a nice restaurant (great food) and pool bar (2 for 1 drinks). Only a couple minutes walk to d*mall, and less than 10 minutes walk over to White Sand beach (if you miss the clubs, crowds, and sunglasses vendors!). Our entire stay was great, but we much preferred this quieter beach with non-stop kite surfing/boarding action. If you've ever wanted to give either a try, this would be a great place to do it, just go early and you can have a good hour or two of the bay practically to yourself. In summary: for a more exotic, laid back and quiet stay in Boracay, while still having easy access to the famous White Beach and island nightlife, the Hidden Hut is the perfect place, we will definitely be back! Enjoy Boracay, wish we were there!
Brandon2016-02-25T00:00:00ZA traditional Philippino Room whit your own Bathroom, Balocony and Kitchen. Even a Washingmachine is there... Great for relaxed Kiters. Very close to the main Kitebeach and very save. Guards just in front of the house... The owner Family is superdooper cool and realy friendly... I just recoment it... enjoy
Jürg2016-12-22T00:00:00ZFantastic little hide away! Not far from White beach and the main strip of bars and restaurants and right by the kite boarding beach if that tickles your fancy! Such a lovely couple with cute son Anzio who live in the adjoining property. You have the bedroom and bathroom private and a kitchen plus outside chill space (kitchen is yours mainly but great space for BBQs and parties if they had people over I'm sure!!) we also washed our clothes in their washing machine which was awesome! We stayed for 3 nights and really enjoyed our time here - thank you for having us!
Amy2017-01-08T00:00:00Z"Ah-ha!" chosen by the hotel, very satisfied, boracay will live here next time!
LIU2016-02-10T00:00:00ZReally enjoyed my stay here. Place is clean, host was very nice to recommend places to go and eat and have fun. Seldom had a chance to stay in an apartment whereby host is around. This is definitely a good place to stay! Although there is some hiccups trying to find the location, but all is good! Indeed, a hidden hut hahaha
Hwiecheng2016-05-05T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Malay, Aklan 5608, Philippines
La casita was a great place to stay. Elena and her family also the staff was really welcoming. The place is really charming and we spend great time there, also quiet but not so far from the nightlife place. I recommend you also the meal with homemade pasta. And the breakfast so good...a great place to stay!
veronique2017-03-06T00:00:00ZI highly recommend that place ! Elena and her family were so nice to us, the accommodation was good for 4 people and the breakfast was terrific ! The B&B is just next to a quiet beach without tourist, normally for kite surf but we swam there. It's just 10/15min by walk to the white beach so it's quite near the accommodation. Elena cooked for us and it was absolutely delightful ! My friends and I really enjoyed your homemade pasta. Thank you so much for everything ! We wish you all the best Manon, Smain, Ahmet and Maeva
Manon2016-05-22T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas, Philippines
We had a very nice stay at Bale Mi Hotel. Big rooms and warm atmosphere. Bathrooms are not separated by a wall which makes roommate life "very close" ;) Hotel staff very lovely and always helpful.
Katy2017-02-17T00:00:00ZElla is fantastic with her communication by responding swiftly to my messages. This particular accommodation had damp linen, dusty floor and multiple leaks in the roof. Reception changed us to the king deluxe room which was much better and seemed better maintained. Finding the location was slightly difficult as no one knew where BaleMi is and does not exactly align on (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) maps, just keep walking until you find the water feature. Calling for a trike might take a bit more time as the road isn't as busy and going to the main road can be tricky after or during heavy rain due to flooding. Overall, great value place to stay!
Carolin2017-03-08T00:00:00ZEllas house is very nice,the location ,and the environment,all amazing,i feel very happy in boracay,thank you!
Manyinh2016-09-09T00:00:00ZI really enjoyed my stay in BaleMi Hotel. The room is large and clean, the decoration is simply nice, the aroma pot made the room more chilling and relaxing each time I come back my room after long day activities at this beautiful island. The hotel itself located on Bulabog Road, close to Bulabog beach, just a few steps for seeing the most beautiful and peaceful sunrise. It's only takes 10 mins to go to Station 1 or D,Mall - Station 2, depends on the way you turn right or turn left :) You can see a lot of local small shops along Bulabog Road since there is a school here, you will have a general view about local people's life when you stay here. It does not like when you stay in Hotel Zone at Station 1,2,3. I really feel like home when I were here. Another plus for BaleMi is the staffs are so friendly and helpful. Lovely (receptionist) is so lovely as her name, she is kindly help me check-in soon even I did not send out an email to inform that I will check in soon. She helped me catch the tricycle and bargained with the rider when I do not want to walk to D-mall, and also helped me to contact with Fairways resort for my soon check-in... Though I stayed very shortly in this hotel but it was a memorable experience since this is my first experience with Airbnb and first time as solo traveller. I definitely choose BaleMi when I come back Boracay next time. I highly recommend BaleMi Hotel to anyone visiting one of the most beautiful beach in the world.
Uyen2015-10-11T00:00:00ZThe staff at the Bale Mi hotel were excellent. We stayed an extra night and they were very accomidating. I would reccomend this hotel for anyone travelling to Boracay. It is in a quiet area (you get used to the cockralls), but still walking distance to everything you need. Would book again. Thank you Ella and staff! :)
Rachel2016-03-30T00:00:00ZFantastic! Great location out of the hussle and bussle but still close to station 1 and 2. Would definitely recommend and stay again.
Dearna2017-01-03T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Malay, Aklan 5608, Philippines
Room Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas, Philippines
Cyril's apartment is awesome. I enjoyed lounging on the huge balcony and getting mesmerized by the spectacular view. This is the perfect spot to watch sunrise. White Beach is just 7 minutes away via trike so we can easily go there to eat and check out the beach. We are kitesurfers so this place is perfect for us as we only need to walk down the beach for 5 minutes. I will definitely recommend this apartment to my friends. We have the view, the functional basic room plus a shared kitchen downstairs is convenient too. Most of the accommodations is Boracay is expensive, finding this budget room with an ocean view is unbelievable. Thank you Cyril! We'll definitely stay with you again;)
Elaine2017-03-05T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Malay, Western Visayas 5608, Philippines


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While reading the stimulating critique of Robin Dunbar's social brain hypothesis recently published by Jan de Ruiter and his colleagues, my first reaction was: "Straw man!". On second thoughts, it wasn't fair. The author that Jan de Ruiter and his colleagues criticize is sometimes a caricature of Robin Dunbar. Yet he resembles another important author — let us call him Pop Dunbar. Pop Dunbar stands for many things that have been said in Dunbar's name by the popular press. Robin Dunbar has often distanced himself from Pop Dunbar's ideas, but many of us got interested in his ideas through the Pop version. Pop Dunbar's ideas are not trivially wrong, and, as Jan de Ruiter and colleagues note, his influence is enormous. For some people, Pop Dunbar holds the truth on what friendship should be.
So, in this post, I thought I would follow in the wake of Jan de Ruiter and colleagues, and explain what I find wrong with some ideas that I attribute to Pop Dunbar. While writing this text I realized that I often (though not always) seemed to find the real Dunbar on my side.
Pop Dunbar's theory says that, in primates, brain size forbids any individual from having more than a certain amount of friends. Because of this limit, primate societies, including ours, cannot go beyond a certain size. This pop theory is simple, powerful, fascinating — and probably inaccurate.
1. The size of primate societies (humans in particular) is not constrained by the size of the groups of friends they contain.
Social life on a large scale is possible without much friendship. Not a picnic, perhaps, but possible. Fear of predation often pushes herding animals together, with very little bonding taking place. Human societies, too, can make do with little bonding: capitalist welfare states make it possible for a big minority to live utterly without friends. Loneliness (defined as having no one to discuss things that matter with) is steadily rising, affecting an important minority of the population in most industrialized countries. We have solitary crowds, "bowling alone", otakus, and Facebook love affairs.
Yet it would be weird — wrong, perhaps — to say that our societies are "smaller" as a result. Being without friends and relying on a corporation or a state for one's living requires more social complexity, bigger cities, powerful states and corporations. Bigger societies do not necessarily mean bigger friendship networks. As Robin Dunbar notes, this is also true of other primate societies. After a certain threshold, grooming cliques may get smaller as groups get bigger overall.
So it would seem that every sensible person, including Robin Dunbar, agrees: there is no necessary link between the size of friendship groups and that of large human societies; at least, such a link exists only up to a point, and most human societies today have moved well beyond that point.
2. There is no strict, fixed and known upper limit on the amount of friends that a primate can make.
Of course, one can only have so many friends; yet that "so many" is not the same for everyone in a given species, and some people go well beyond the mean. The average number of friends per individual is just that, an average – not a limit or a ceiling. There can be much variation, and many outliers. So much so that speaking of "outliers" may be misleading. The variation may be distributed in a non-normal way, with many people having no one to talk to, and a few people having impressive clout. How popular can those exceptional individuals become? We really do not know, but people with much more than 150 friends certainly exist (more on them later).
3. Brain size is not the most important constraint on the size of friendship groups.
Dunbar has argued that brain size puts a tight limit on the size of our circle of friends (see my fifth point). Yet he knows that this limit is not the most important one, far from it. There are more pressing constraints. Many people may never reach the limit allowed by the size of their brain, simply for lack of time.
Humans, Robin Dunbar argues, cannot spend more than 20% of their waking time on face-to- face interactions (this, he claims, applies to the great majority of societies). Making friends is an affective process, one that should be accompanied by changes in our endorphin systems. Dunbar acknowledges three (sometimes more) ways of obtaining somebody's affection: grooming (in non human primates), gossip, laughter, and (maybe) music and rituals. You can only groom one person at the same time, and (the theory goes) you can only exchange gossip and laughter with four or five people at the same time.
In Dunbar's most recent writing on friendship, great emphasis is laid on time and bonding; brain size has all but disappeared from the theory. At the same time, Pop Dunbar's brainpower— friendship—group size nexus is invading the media.
4. We can establish and maintain bonds with many people.
Close, face-to-face conversation is not the only way we can bond with other people. We have gift-giving. Dancing. Praying. Demonstrating. Mass weddings. Mass huggings. Crowd-bathing. And so on. Those forms of bonding consume much less time per target than grooming or face- to-face conversation. They allow us to reach many more people (albeit in a less powerful way) during the 20 % of our waking time that we devote to social interaction (according to Robin Dunbar).
This twenty per cent average is dubious anyway, since it neglects potential "outliers": hyper-socials, professional communicators, lawyers, therapists, con men, prostitutes, comedians, priests, socialites of all stratas of society… All those who trade in persuasion, contact and networking for the best part of their waking time. Not only can those specialists of social ties build impressive networks for themselves, they build networks for others too. They are go-betweens. A few people devoting most of their waking time to building friendships coalition could make a big difference to the shape and size of our social worlds.
Robin Dunbar occasionally rejoins that those way of bonding have two fatal flaws. First, they are simply too weak: they do not bond us well enough. Second, they often fail to create reciprocal relations. As a result they do not make "true" friends.
I find these objections unconvincing.
First, why should reciprocity be so important? Major social coalitions are sustained, in part, by unilateral interactions. Ask campaigning politicians as they rush from one rally to another. Ask Mata Amritanandamayi, a.k.a. Mother Amma the "Hugging Saint" who hugs thousands and thousands of followers in stadiums. Ask the pope. There can be intensity in unilateral bonding, and those links can be put to use for political or social purposes. Why dismiss them?
Second, weaker forms of bonding can make up for in quantity what they lack in quality. A politician shaking hands may not be bonding with his audience as efficiently as he would be with a long conversation. Granted. Yet just think of the number of hands he can shake! Why should shallow forms of bonding, applied frequently to many people, be less efficient than one conversation every five years?
Yet this kind of unilateral interactions, one may reply, fail to build "true" coalitions of friends. But wait a minute! Aren't churches "true" social coalitions? With reciprocated feelings of attachment (yes, even between strangers), mutual exchange of favors, and a common history of life together? What about cults? Political parties? Supporters of a football team? Why dismiss them?
5. The size of our brain directly does not directly determine the size of our circle of friends.
Robin Dunbar and his team have shown that there is a correlation between the size of brain areas devoted to social cognition and the size of one's social network. The correlation seems to hold independently of memorization capacities. One could be tempted to conclude that the number of one's friends is directly determined by the size of one's brain, at least as far as social cognition areas are concerned.
Do we have to accept this conclusion? No.
Taxi drivers have a larger hippocampus (a brain area linked to orientation navigation through space). Is it because people with a large hippocampus are more likely to become taxi drivers? Or is it because taxi driver just develop a bigger hippocampus, for the same reason that ballerinas get strong toes — because of practice? No amount of correlational data can settle such matters. It is quite likely that people who interact with lots of friends get more training in social cognition, and their corresponding areas grow as result. The causality probably runs both ways. In any case, there is no reason to think that small brain areas condemn you to a small social network. Most likely they're a result as much as a cause.
Indeed, when you think about it, it's hard to see why brainpower should be such a powerful constraint on social life. We do not have so many problems learning social networks. The average reader of this site can probably remember dozens of novels, scores of movies, tons of historical and political characters great and small — all this in addition to their friends, neighbors, family, coworkers, pets, gods and saints, imaginary friends, etc. You know why Obama hired Hillary Clinton although he disliked her. You may know how Harry Potter felt about Ron's relationship with Hermione. You could predict with reasonable accuracy what may or may not happen in the next episode of your favorite TV series. Hundreds, thousands of characters, relations, thoughts and reputations are in your head right now, not just to be remembered, but also to be predicted, imagined, toyed with.
Of course, our brains must fail sometimes; but then (as de Ruiter et al. note), we don't have to rely on our brain for everything. Cognition is distributed. We have computers, books, journals and photo albums. More importantly, we have other people.
An anecdote comes to mind. As he was running for MP in the rural district of Corrèze, François Hollande (now French president) had his staff prepare notes on every person that mattered in his constituency. Once, after a rally, Hollande came across a supporter, Suzanne. The note in the MP's pocket only mentioned the woman's name and that of a relative.
Hollande: Suzanne, what a pleasure! How's life? How's our dear old Martin?
Suzanne: François… Martin's dead. (silence) He died last year. I thought you knew. You sent me a letter, back then.
Hollande (after two short seconds of awkward silence): I know, Suzanne, I know. As you can see, I just cannot get used to it.
A good staff and a knack for improvising go a long way. Some may reply that we are not dealing with "true" bonding, or with a "true" coalition here. Or they may dismiss the MP as an "outlier". I suspect the man who became the French president after so many handshakes would beg to differ.
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At the risk of sounding optimistic, I think we can all agree that there are very big societies where groups of friends are small; that there is no strict upper limit to the number of friends we can have; that the size of our brains is not the most important constraint on the number of our friends, and does not determine it; that some people can maintain strong ties with thousands of people. While those claims may look like an argument against Robin Dunbar's hypothesis, I find them coherent with many things he wrote — and above all, obvious.
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Denis Tatone 6 June 2012 (16:18)
Interesting arguments here!
I have just one comment about your fourth point. You argue contra Dunbar that, after all, neither reciprocity nor time-consuming interactions are so important after all for the development of social bonds. Well, yes and no.
I fully agree with you about reconsidering the importance of unilateral interactions and coalitions in human social life. No doubts there can be intense bonding without reciprocity or even long-term interactions, as any person spiritedly teaming up with the supporters of her political party, sport team or cult of choice shows.
However, not all social bonds are created equal. If we do not define what kind of bonds we are referring to, it becomes difficult to tell whether we can develop and sustain only a certain number of them or more. Is the relationship between two old friends and two supporter of the same soccer team similar? Do they have similar obligations between each others? If so, do they hold these expectations of amitié oblige in the same range of situations or for the same time span? I don't think so.
My claim here is simply that we label different relationships as social bonds but they may differ in the benefits they produce, the costs they entail, and the computations they require to be developed. Hence, we may well be able to navigate a social world composed of hundreds of people we feel bonded to only because they endorse our political ideas but we may find maneageable only to develop fewer thick interactions (I'm borrowing this term from Messick) with our fellows.
For the record, the thick interactions I'm referring to do not necessarily hinge on reciprocity. For instance, deScioli & Kurzban (2009) suggest that we do not ground our decisions to choose or keep friends on exchange calculations (on the contrary, people can become very vocal in denying that friendship is about Tit for Tat), but on the subjective representation of our position in others' ranking systems, so that we may become friend with these individuals that are more likely to become our allies. This is a good example of a relationship which may grow deep without the need of a strictly balanced trade of favors.
Olivier Morin 6 June 2012 (18:57)
Well, I see no disagreement here. I was merely arguing that, as you said, "there can be intense bonding without reciprocity or even long-term interactions". Of course, as you point out, reciprocity matters a lot in many contexts.
I also agree when you note that all this loose talk of "social bonds" is dreadfully vague and abstract. It's like telling the gorilla who guards the entrance of the night club, "Hey, I'm acquainted with X who's inside." 'Acquaintance" cuts no ice. Same for 'friendship'. In a way, that is the whole point of my post: if you're like me, you see little point in a general theory of acquaintanceship and friendship — especially if that general theory deliberately ignores asymetric bonds.
About your last point: yes, deScioli and Kurzban's point seems to make a lot of sense. More generally, past interactions should not be the only criterion for maintaining a relation. Good deeds in the past, after all, may create unconfortable obligations; we also see in others the opportunities for future alliances. As someone said, bad deeds are easier to forgive than favors…
Davie Yoon 7 June 2012 (00:58)
Thanks Olivier for some of the best discussion of Dunbar I've ever read. I think a lot of times we run into the idea as first written, and the idea of that idea, which can be influential in its way, although distinct from the original form. This happens a lot in the literature on empathy, theory of mind, etc. I found your idea of casting a Dunbar avatar as a way of dealing with this type of situation so creative and memorable.
To add a small part to your discussion in point 5: I think as more research is done we can hone in on a richer causal understanding of how brain anatomy and behavior are related. In the social domain (amygdala, etc) the field hasn't been producing these studies yet (hopefully soon!), but see what's been done in other domains in neuroscience. For example, there are a couple newer papers from the taxi driver research group that I find very fascinating, but do not seem widely known yet, so I share them here:
Woollett & Maguire 2011, Current Biology: a longitudinal study looking at the anatomy of individuals before and after they finished the four year intensive training program ("The Knowledge") http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22169537
Maguire et al, 2006, Brain: case study of an expert taxi driver after bilateral hippocampal lesions — unsurprisingly he is impaired, but perhaps surprisingly (depending on your theory), he is not as impaired as you would think http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17071921 -
Gavin Weston 8 June 2012 (18:57)
Thanks Olivier for defending our paper – I particularly love the differentiation between Robin Dunbar and Pop Dunbar. This is a differentiation which clarifies some of the points we were making.
We are, in the largest part, not criticising 'the number' in and of itself – but the normative applications of the number. Yes, there may be elements of the correlation between neocortex size and human capacity for social relations which we quibble over, but largely speaking our objection is to the increasingly normative application of the number. If it does impose a limit then this limit will occur whether we try to move beyond it or not. If we do have an ability to go beyond this ceiling – and if going beyond this ceiling gives us more social capital or other advantages – what benefit would be served by intentionally limiting the breadth of our social relations?
Robin Dunbar argues that there is a limit to such relationships of 150. Pop Dunbar argues that something ought to be done to assist people in keeping groups at this size for our own good. Modernity is characterised by immense variability in the qualities of relationships we have – as Denis Tatone commented, "not all social bonds are created equal" – the 'thickness' and 'thinness' of relationships (again thanks to Denis) should be central to the normative application of the number. Yet these variable qualities of relationship are generally ignored by Pop Dunbar. Pop Dunbar variously applies Dunbar's number to friendships and workplaces as well as the tightly bonded cliques such as Neolithic villages and hunter-gatherer communities which were the basis for the number in the first place.
Following the ideological or normative stances of authors such as Mead, Chagnon or Castaneda in the 1960's social and cultural anthropology became quite sceptical of any anthropologist saying how anything OUGHT to be. This scepticism has perhaps diminished recently as social anthropologists have embraced more applied fields such as medicine or development (or even through the increasingly prominent critiques of capitalism by David Graeber among others) but much healthy scepticism remains – so when Pop Dunbar tells us to limit office sizes to 150 or that Facebook friends above and beyond the ceiling aren't friends but "voyeurs" we feel forced to question such assertions. There is a massive jump here between the scientific evidence and its possible applications. The applications are being discussed by Pop Dunbar as if they are scientific facts – but the optimum size of offices, the depth relative to breadth of friendships on social networking sites are all testable in their own rights. Pop Dunbar cares not for such distinctions.
Olivier Morin 11 June 2012 (10:29)
@Gavin: Very interesting comment. I wonder, though, whether you should take this (rather easy) way out: "Yes, Robin Dunbar is right but the theory is not ripe enough to be implemented by states and firms. Let's not go normative just yet." Are you not retreating too quickly from your main point?. Are you sure that normativity is the most important problem that your paper raised? I would tend to side with Stephen Lyon's comment and reply that it is not.
Why? Well, first because I have no problem at all with normative conclusions as such. Countless philosophers have tried to drill it into my head that "You Cannot Derive an Ought from an Is (ever, ever)". I never got that point. If cigarettes cause cancer and are addictive, it's a good reason to stop smoking. If, as Graeber argues, many debts must not be repaid, this has important policy consequences. If Margaret Mead had been right about education, we should have followed her advice.
(Yes, should! If a social scientist is convinced he has found an idea that can help people, telling them about it is the right thing to do. Irrelevance is not among our professional duties. I know, he might be wrong, he could do harm — one always could, often does. Yet if he knows the alternative to be worse, he should act.)
Likewise, if (Pop) Dunbar is right and social life gets cold, unpleasant and nasty (if not downright impossible) whenever humans interact with more than 150 others, then by all means we should downsize our social structures whenever we can afford it. Of course we should. Why not?
So I suspect that normativity isn't really your problem; that you think you found important flaws in "Dunbar's Number", and you recoil from the normative conclusions because of those scientific doubts. Am I wrong?
Gavin Weston 13 June 2012 (13:14)
@Olivier. Any climb-down was entirely accidental – what I had intended to highlight was the value of your distinction between Pop Dunbar and Robin Dunbar. I perhaps went too far in stating the normativity point to be our main one. Our starting point of scepticism regarding the number itself contributes to this position – as you note, with solid evidence verifiable facts should contribute to decision making. But my reticence to declare this to be one of these occasions is not derived from the idea that "Yes, Robin Dunbar is right but the theory is not ripe enough to be implemented by states and firms. Let's not go normative just yet" – but is based on an initial scepticism that there is enough uniformity in form and content of relationships spanning Facebook friends, Neolithic villages, people on your Christmas card list, colleagues, military units or other social groupings for them to all be thought of as tightly bonded cliques of the same type. Friendship on Facebook has enormous plasticity and often changes in substance specifically through the process of interaction– getting bored of close friends and hiding their status updates or finding a more cursory acquaintance worthy of greater online attention. The plasticity of relationships in modernity or among culture-wielding populations more generally means that even if 150 is a ceiling (and as Steve noted – Read points to another figure and I understand Bob Layton has a forthcoming paper in which he also finds yet another figure for hunter-gatherer populations) the consequence is not necessarily one of social instability – but one of changing substance of relationships. Put 500 people in an office and they won't fight – they'll just not all be close friends.
So in response to your question – in a very roundabout way – it is the grey areas in Dunbar's number that lead to the scepticism with the normativity. The number may be bigger or smaller. The number may only correlate with a very specific type of relationship. The number may be made superfluous by social and technological buffering of our biological capacities. If one (or all) of these is true – then the normative applications of the number become potentially detrimental.
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