I'm impressed. They have the BEST service, room's nice, and free chips and drinks. Go here if…read moreyou're planning to stay at Subic!

Arrive on a weekday and about to leave today, Friday. The experience is worth it. The place is…read moreserene and lovely, wonderful sunsets! I like a quiet beach and this place fulfilled it but not for long, familirs are here for the weekend. Rooms are clean, spacious, smell nice. Their staff aim to please, the food was outstanding that after the 1st night, we decided to stay and eat in their outstanding restaurant. Prices were reasonable considering the upscale quality of their food. They said they will have a pet hotel soon. I will be back.

The star is for front desk staff. How do I start, thie room…read moreis dirty and dusty. We went to our room and our room is open. There was no towels, the bathroom is dirty, toilet was badly stained and there was dark stained in the toilet. The cleaner delivered our towels and told them the toilet is dirty and he looked at it and said it was clean, no local TV they said only YouTube. I can go on, I asked if they have another room and we checked and they all looked the same. So I booked another hotel and we left we can't get a refund even though we did not stay there. They need to do a very good renovation and make sure the room is cleaned every they and don't use older pictures of the hotel. We were the only one there I think.

Made the reservations via email from USA. Hotel is decent…read moreand spacious. We stayed here because we visited Ocean Adventure & Zoobic Safari. It's centrally located in Subic. Close to Ayala/Harbor Point / Royal stores etc Everything was good except for one thing which is why they're not getting my 5 star rating .... There was karaoke going on at night till past 11:30pm. We could hear the singing so loud and clear from the room....The room was facing the pool area :-( We had little kids with us too. Then hotel is family friendly and decent.

They literally were trying to charge us for a lost towel that probably the housekeeping didn't…read moreexchange for when they cleaned the room. We were there negotiating for about an hour explaining our side and ask for the videos around the resort supporting our claim but they said it they are not working, which is not our fault. So they end up apologizing to us for their mistake. One thin bath towel will cost us around 18$/900 pesos. The rooms were old and much needed Reno for the resort and they charge premium for a night.

Towels are shitty, same towels given that use in the pool and beach…read more Rooms are outdated, the lights are dark, we had to request for light bulbs for the ceiling fan. Lack of hand and face towels. Hotel guests have to pay for a beach umbrella? - ridiculous! This would have been a complimentary. We're not allowed to have 2 towels for a beach or pool day! The staff was asked for a beach chair and seems don't wanna give us one! WTH?! No elevators/lift... be sure your website says so. Breakfast buffet that was included in the booking sucks! It's cheap- corned beef, viena sausage. Not a lot of fruit selections (only water melon, cantaloup & papaya, I asked for mangos, twice in consecutive breakfasts in our 3 days of stay, said they are out! No one cares and takes note of it. No liquid coffee creamer. A local fresh milk Alaska brand or Magnolia would have been heaven! Highly NOT recommended

Because long beach trips are impossible with families with infants, we just settled for a day at…read morethe waterpark with some of our friends last weekend. We had our (una at) huling hirit sa tag-init at WaterCamp Resort in Kawit, Cavite. The place was okay, it was a big waterpark (I like saying that word because it reminds me of the movie Grown Ups) with adult and kiddie pools with slides, and a wave pool. The shower rooms were clean and relatively well-maintained considering there are a lot of people coming there. Guests can choose to stay in tables or cabanas according to their budget and there are several areas for grilling, so families can definitely bring their baon, or order from the restaurant inside (which I wasn't able to try, unfortunately). I liked that the place is very family-friendly; it's ok to swim in t-shirt and shorts (as long as there's no metal) and they're very strict about prohibiting alcoholic drinks in the vicinity. I had a slight issue about breastfeeding my four-month old baby in the cabana, but I'm pretty much used to nursing in public by now. The entrance fee was reasonable (240 for adults, 210 for kids) for the place is big with lots of amenities. My daughter had the BEST time swimming there. She just swam and swam until she was too tired and fell asleep. She was so happy that I think an hour drive going to the place is absolutely worth it.

Never stayed at the room but stopped here for dinner thinking it would be good. I was craving the…read moreburger and fries. I usually never order that because it's always impossible to have a hot fresh made burger and hot French fries. So I told the waitress to make sure not to bring me warm or cold fries, she said yes sir no problem. Food came and just as usual, luke warn burger and the fries were like pieces of cardboard, they were sitting probably for over an hour under a heat lamp. Needless to say I was upset and just told them to take it away and I didn't eat anything. Left hungry and upset. Why is it so difficult to get hot fresh food nowadays?

My dad and sis and I walked over to this hotel because we saw the lighthouse on the beach after…read moreeating at another restaurant near by. We immediately loved the ambiance when we walked in - lots of AC and great decor... We decided to have some desserts at the "Sands Al Fresco" restaurant that's part of the hotel. The restaurant has a beautiful view overlooking the water. The staff was very friendly and helpful. There is a full selection of mango deserts! I got the mango bread pudding with mango ice cream, my sis got the mango smoothie, and my dad opted for fried mango ice cream. They were all a HIT! Each dessert arrived with a beautiful presentation. We highly recommend this spot to any visitors to Scubic!

This place is quite an adventure. A nice little gem in Cawag of Subic Zambales. Kurokutok is not…read moreyour typical resort in any sense. It's a nature park / camping grounds / day camp . But overall a lot of fun and beautiful scenery. This place is privately owned so it's by reservation only from their Facebook page for now. This place is all the way up in the mountains and off of the main road so it might be hard to find unless you know someone who knows the area. But it makes me feel more adventurous and exciting when you do get there. Especially for a city American girl like me, it was fun going through the trees and mountains and forest. Once you get here you'll realize it's sorta kinda like a fancy camping ground with lots of activities. Great for the outdoorsy adventurous type. It's a camp ground where you or you can rent a cute little hut or cottage which has a simple bed with a bug net, a fan, and towels. Nice little basic necessities. I love the native ambiance of the furniture and you get to sleep in a hut. There are also shared toilets and showers which were clean and well maintained. This makes it a great place for locals and backpackers. Lots of groups, big groups, come here for family parties and gatherings. There are a ton of activities such as hiking, 4 swimming pool areas, a single swimming slide, zip lining, fishing for tilapia in one of their tiny fishing ponds, and even a golfing/driving range! Lots of areas to relax in , lots of seating and grassy areas, a hammock area to lack back and relax and a beautiful small Infiniti "spa" overlooking the subic bay which is great for watching the sunrise and sunset.

A HIDDEN GEM! A must go retreat for family, big groups, honeymooners, quick getaway, etc! Only less…read morethan 3 hour drive from Manila. The road going towards the resort is so narrow. You would not think this didn't go anywhere! We actually tried booking through Airbnb but they only limit it to sixteen people; or I think Airbnb's requirement. The representative told us to communicate through Facebook instead as we needed a big group reservations for 30 as their description on Airbnb stated they can accommodate up to 30 people! Easy reservations with them via phone and the best place to go so far since visiting the main island! The resort has their own farm of fruits and veggies so everything is fresh and depends on the season; they can only make certain meals during the season. Food is pretty decent. We reserved the villa for our stay called - 'Sta. Teresita Villa' where it has its own private infinity pool. The villa has its own kitchen, two and half bathrooms and two bedrooms. It has great views! It was so awesome! We all didn't want to leave!! We also rented additional rooms that had outdoor jacuzzi's. You can order set meals for 5 or 10 or ala carte. Just to let you know, if you are used to American portions, you may have to order more than average. They have fresh buko drinks, too. They plan to add a zip lines in the resort. I can't wait! Tips to remember: - Weather is still very warm here so don't over dress. OK, I mean HOT and humid! - Bring bug spray especially during rainy season. Bugs are huge here!! Bring slippers! - pools have overhead covers so even if rained on, you can still swim. Bring waterproof camera bags. - No wifi except in the lobby. Free wifi. 3G goes on and off within the resort so good luck! No use coming here if you are working! - It's easy to use Waze to get here but leaving, make sure to start the Waze while using the wifi in the lobby or it won't turn on till a few km's out! Remember how you got there. - They do accept credit cards. - Bring snacks or drinks as their snack bar is limited. - Make sure to explore the resort, their crops and their pet snakes! - They do have a few blackouts. - Wake up before sunset to check out the lake and mountain views! Bring your good cameras! Also, love the weather in the morning! For my 650th review, I am dedicating it to Noni's Resort! Staff were very accommodating and super friendly for our big group! Prices were pretty good for our staff and what was offered. I will definitely recommend anyone to check them out and stay for a quick weekend getaway! You won't regret it! [69/100]

This review is strictly for the restaurant as I didn't stay in the resort. Great Filipino foods BUT…read morenot so much with American cuisine. Rueben sandwich was mediocre, meat was really dry and old. Spaghetti had a spoiled after taste. After speaking to other guests they recommend only the filipino menu. Sinigang na baboy, sisig, tinola, sweet & sour chicken, and lechon kawali were all great and authentic! Prices were comparable to traditional local restaurants (max and barrio fiesta) however the portions were very generous. SO...only order Filipino food. Local beer (San Miguel Light) was dirt cheap at 80 pesos. Located right on the beach with stunning view but further down the stretch of beach is dirty with trash on the shore.

This place is a complete shit hole... Do not stay here... They need to invest some of that money…read morefor overpriced rooms... Parking is terrible and the only thing worse is everything else. They do not have any of the alcohol listed on the "drink" menu. The best thing about this place is the live music on Saturday night... The rooms are worse than the worst American roach motel. The pool looks like a bunch of kids took a piss in the water... the food is extremely overpriced... The walkways need to be power washed and repainted... The rooms are worn out and dilapidated... Doors are broken, the locking knobs are looser than my ex... The bar has a light that probably burned out in the late 80s and is still begging to be replaced... The beach is nice but small... The staff is not friendly and acts like you are a nuisance when you just try talking to them... I am warning you... whether you are a Pinoy or a foreigner... Stay tf away from this place... You will not be happy with the money you wasted here... deserves negative stars

It is branded as modern Filipino cuisine, and it is situated on the hills of San Mateo, Rizal…read more We reserved a table for 19 ahead of time, and there was a minor miscommunication at their end, but in the end, they were able to resolve it and were able to prep our table after 30 minutes of waiting. Things happened, including accidentally spilling water (knocking over a glass of water) to one of our guests by one of their servers. Looking at the positive side, we got classic Filipino dishes, and we were amazed by the preparation of the food and its authentic taste. The staffs were nice, ambiance is good, nothing too fancy. The location is a 30 minute drive away from the nearby big city of Metro Manila. I recommend this place for you to try out,

This business is located in my hometown and continues to grow. They have several good restaurants…read moreinside the resort. You can also hold events here for any occasion. They have villas available for rent as well. During our stay, we tried the two restaurants, Farmyard and Lorenzo's. I preferred Lorenzo's; they have a larger menu and offer a breakfast buffet on weekends.