Top 5 Resort in Calabarzon

4XPC+J47, Buenavista Hills Road, Barangay, Tolentino West, Tagaytay, 4120 Cavite, Philippines

“The building, especially the exterior walls and wooden railings on the ground floor, are dilapidated. The food is generally poor, both at breakfast and in the restaurant. Desserts such as cheese ice cream and grilled pineapple were good. The food was not great, but they were very attentive to our requests for spaghetti boiled softly, no chili or peppers, etc., so we were very satisfied as well. There was a bad waitress at the poolside restaurant who ignored customers when she made eye contact with them and had a brusque and blunt attitude, but the other waiters, hotel receptionist, and cleaning staff were very nice. The pool temperature was 32 degrees Celsius, and the water was not cold, so I was able to swim comfortably. The water temperature was 32 degrees Celsius and the water was not cold, so I could swim comfortably. It is only a country resort hotel, but I thought they are doing a good job.”

Timberland heights, LOT 2 Clubhouse Dr, San Mateo, 1850 Rizal, Philippines

“The place itself is breathtaking especially the view of the whole Metro Manila. It has good amenities and room tho I still find it pricey compared to other hotels I've been too. Their food is good but not top tier. The highlight, for me, is their crew service, their crews are dedicated and enthusiastic.”

M6GV+XJC Barangay, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal, Philippines

“It was a fun and nice calming nature experience. Good food really heavy meals. Nice ambience cozy rooms feels like natures home. River trip is outside the vicinity and you go for a walk in the community. Hiking is inside the area a lot of uphill steeps. Has a play area for kids. Game room with small court, table tennis, billiards (table and taco is in bad condition.) Has a nice pool to dip in. Many cabanas and places to chill n relax. We got the couple package for ₱5400 casita room w/ bfast and lunch overnight. Overall its a good place to be with nature and peaceful environment. Staffs are also friendly. We had to problem at all. They had bonfire at night too.”

119 Barangay, Lipa, 4217 Batangas, Philippines

“It is easily accessible as it can be reached in 2 hours by road. I would say that the experience in San Benito is what you paid for here. Other than the room that is underwhelming for me, their offerings such as massages and hydrotherapy are top-notch, though you have to pay for a lot for it. The food is quite good to our surprise, especially their vegan offerings at Alive. I recommend this for couples who want a high-end weekend R&R outside the city.”

Km.17 Emilio Aguinaldo Hwy, Bacoor, Cavite, Philippines

“I don’t know what star the hotel has but their treatment is like they are 5 star hotel. Very accommodating and kind staff. We will come back for sure.”

Barangay, Sitio Loreland Road, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal, Philippines

“Spent my birthday here and had a lovely time! We got the comfort package and it was worth it. Loved the sauna, heated jacuzzi, infinity pools. Set meal was just okay (we got the salmon and the chicken). Not sure if it was because of the weather or because the place is huge, but we didn’t encounter a lot of people. Massage was good and the perfect way to end our day.”

Santa Rosa - Tagaytay Rd, Silang, 4118 Cavite, Philippines

“Place is huge and good for events. Ample amount of parking space and huge open space to interact with farm animals. Restaurant: 1. The food portion is big. Price seemed ok for the portion. 2. Service can be improved. We ordered tomato basil soup but were served with pumpkin soup. The server took the pumpkin soup when we asked to confirm if it was our order was correct. 30 mins have passed, and we finished our salad and pasta, but our tomato soup was still not served. We followed up twice and had it canceled the 2nd time. The server told us that the kitchen is already preparing the soup and could no longer cancel. We insisted on having it canceled as we're already done with our main dish.”

Pulong Sagingan, Barangay Maitim II West Luzon, Tagaytay, 4120 Cavite, Philippines

“The place has changed so much since we were last here, when it was still nurture spa. It wasn't as relaxing as we expected with the crowd that greeted us at the entrance, spillover from the restaurant Farmer's Table. Last time we were here all you see is green. Now it's all structures. Construction next door doesn't help. But service is great, the concierge, bellboy, housekeeping and masseuse.”

Sitio Pandayan, Leviste Hwy, Balete, 4219 Batangas, Philippines

“Bali inspired spacious villas in a lush verdant setting. Any spot in the resort is insta worthy. Friendly and attentive staff and good food. You don't have to stay overnight since you can just visit for a day and use facilities for a very reasonable price. They have large air-conditioned event place for weddings and other celebrations. Highly recommend”

Mayor F. De Jesus Sr., Payong, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal, Philippines

“I only came for an afternoon on the waterslides and I did not get a room, so this is the only thing I am reviewing. I was disappointed for 2 reasons: 1) the waterslides are only open from 1 PM to 3 PM in the weekends. In the week days they are closed and only the small children slides are open. 2) you are not allowed to access the structure with only the entrance ticket, but you have to rent a gazebo too. (minimum 1000 PHP in the website there is no mention of neither of the items above.”

Lobo - Malabrigo - Laiya Rd, San Juan, Batangas, Philippines

“The food was great. ♥️ It's my first time to experienced an eat-all-you-can dining where you can request what kind of pasta and ingredients you want to incorporate then they'll cook and serve it for you. A lot of yummy viands and desserts to choose from. To be honest, we booked rooms in hotel nearby but our boss decided to try their food too. We dined twice, evening and lunch. The surroundings are clean. The plant and trees are nice. I love the cozy vibe of it. I like the idea of their woody restaurant with big fans. I noticed that it's pet-friendly. There's music around the place. Nice memory ♥️”

Tagaytay - Nasugbu Hwy, Laurel, 4221 Batangas, Philippines

“The hotel projects luxury, but the service & age of the place eats at that projection. Would have preferred having breakfast with natural light and huge windows, but breakfast was served in the ballroom. Breakfast spread was normal, but definitely not as good as other hotels in the same price range. Water in the bathroom was lukewarm at best. The staff seem to be hurried and untrained. We got a welcome cake from the hotel manager at 9pm. It's nice to get a small treat, but to give a "welcome" at 9pm speaks a bit about what's happening behind the scenes. I asked for extra towels and had to make a followup call because they hadn't arrived yet after 30 minutes. The TV in the room will play a video everytime you start it, but the promotions on the video are from 6 months ago. It's these little things that give a hint of what's going on behind the scenes. Again, I'd forgive this if they were just another hotel. But the image that they are projecting & their services/offerings do not match the price they are asking for.”

Sitio Ibabaw, Colaique, Bo. San Roque, Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines

“Pool 5 Maricor - View is average at best, full of obstructions from the trees and you wont really get a clear city skyline view. The ref was not functioning. NO WIFI and POOR DATA signal. The place and pool size is quite good though. Overall, for the 22k price, I'd recommend to check other pools or places.”

PVHP+J9J, Bauan - Mabini Rd, Mabini, Batangas, Philippines

“A very charming resort! A mini Santorini in Mabini, very picturesque. A great view of the sea wherever you look. A perfect getaway spot for those looking for a quiet and calming stay.||Aside from their pools, the main attraction for us were …”

4W3H+8MR, General Emilio Aguinaldo Highway, Kaybagal South, Tagaytay, 4120 Cavite, Philippines

“Love this place. Lobby is elegant and huge. Staff are nice and friendly. I love the heated pool. The spa and massage is good. The room is nice and clean with complete facilities. I just dont like the view we had in our room (3rd flr). We barely see a view from the outside because of the blocking walls and aircons. Room and beds are quite small compared with other hotels with same price but they have mini ref, hair dryer, coffe maker and everything you need. Buffet breakfast is great too! Location is very accessible from the highway and with the huge facade it's so easy to find and a lot of restos nearby. Reynaldo's smokehouse is just across and Petron convenience store. They have welcome drinks and gift for us too. 😊 They charge us for my kid though for additional linen and food. Unlike other hotels that wont charge you if the kid is sharing bed with parent, they would only charge you for the food (some even dont).”

2HXC+99H, Camaysa Tayabas, Tayabas, 4327 Quezon Province, Philippines

“This is a rating for the poolside bar only. The more tenured staff was excellent. I think it was Mark? Tacos can use more mexican authenticity also.”

Alfonso - Indang Road, Indang, Cavite, Philippines

“Very nice pools and okay price to enter just a - you HAVE to rent a cottage to enter we didn’t even use it since we came there to swim but we still had to pay for the smallest cottage they had witch was 700 peso’s.”

Laiya, San Juan 4226, San Juan, Batangas, Philippines

“A resort that's not overcrowded. Feels exclusive The staff are all attentive and friendly. The facilities are well maintained. If you want peace and quiet, this resort should be one of your options. They also accept day trips”

Calauan, Laguna, Philippines

“A must see place in Laguna!. Great food, Great service. It is a great place to relax and enjoy. The place is also maintained well!. I give it a four because, the road is dark at night. And as of december 2023, the rooms in the resort are still in renovation.”

134 Tagaytay - Alfonso Road Brgy, Alfonso, 4123 Cavite, Philippines

“I recently stayed at Hillcreek Gardens to attend a wedding, and the location is just so refreshing and serene. If you’re looking to get away from the city, this is it. Location: It is about 10-15 minutes away by car to the busy Tagaytay areas like Taal Vista and Skyranch, and easily accessible thru the new Calax. Ambiance: Hillcreek’s lush greenery is just heaven. The sprawling grounds will help you forget that right outside is a busy road. There’s a lot of trees and flowers and open spaces, and the air is fresh and cold. Bring a jacket just to be sure. Rooms: I stayed in the Casitas area, which is where their older rooms are housed. The rooms are comfy, not big but not small either. Bathrooms are okay but a little on the older side, and a little narrow. Closets come with an ironing board (useful!). The extra bed was surprisingly comfy. The window looks out onto the terrace, but you will be seen from the outside since the path outside is right by the window. Food: The Blue Room is where the breakfast buffet is served. Lovely dining area with indoor and outdoor seating. There’s a fair amount of choices for breakfast ranging from salad, to bread and jam, to the typical Filipino meal, among others. The most memorable part of breakfast has to be the taho display in the corner that serves real taho—warm and sweet! You can also order from their menu during lunch or dinner which is pretty convenient. Service: The overall service of Hillcreek Gardens is exemplary. Wherever you go, you will be greeted by staff with a bright smile. Need something? No problem. Lost? No problem. Staff are really really easy to speak to. Parking: Hillcreek Gardens comes with some parking slots, but may be challenging if multiple events or a wedding is happening since it’s limited. I didn’t count but you can probably fit about 20 vehicles, with some manoeuvring required. Cons: The plenty of open spaces means that when it rains/drizzles, you will get wet when moving from some buildings to the next. It happened to rain/drizzle quite a bit during our stay so getting back to our rooms when this happened was a little bothersome. There are a lot of steps going to the various locations, so older people might find it difficult to get around. There are ramps and roads inside, but they’re not all linked together so certain areas are not as accessible by car or wheelchair. Going up and down the steps when it’s wet/drizzling is also something to watch out for. Overall, I feel like the few cons of the location are far outweighed by the beautiful location, good food and great staff service. Very nice place to have weddings and parties, and to attend them.”