Lucidel Resort: A Quiet Hideaway

Posted by Gloria Gamat on November 16th, 2005 at Laguna, Retreats

If ever you find yourself on the road to Sta. Cruz, Laguna; somewhere in Calauan (Brgy. Masiit) just off the road (turn right on a not very noticeable dirt road with a dilapidated sign) a few blocks after Samaral Restaurant is a nice hideaway.

Located in the middle of rice fields and animal farm is Lucidel Fishing Resort and Restaurant. Quiet and breezy, cool water and nice swimming pools (they have several separate ones: 6, 5, 4 ft deep respectively + 1 knee-deep kiddie pool).

pool at lucidel resort

I can’t say much about the food though, we just went their swimming. But I guess they are serving the classic pinoy food, inihaw and stuff.

For those interested. The swimming entrance fee is P50 for adults, P40 pesos for kids and a P500 if you want to avail of one kubo for the day. Not bad eh?

I got the following contact details courtesy of WOW Philippines:

Resort : LUCIDEL FISHING RESORT & RESTAURANT
Address : BRGY. MASIIT CALAUAN, LAGUNA
Tel. No. : (+63-49)5680132/5680039
Fax. No. : (+63-49)5680132

Manager : MS. LUCINA VILLEGAS

Popularity: 9% [?]

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8 Responses to “Lucidel Resort: A Quiet Hideaway”

Mrs.Grace Benedicto-Vervaet » April 21st, 2006 at 10:54 pm

i just wanna ask if how many hours this resort from
Makati?
and asking if their restaurant is affordable..how much per menu? were planning to visit this coming June…

can i request a photos of this resort..

thanks a lot!

raiza santos cu » December 5th, 2006 at 2:26 pm

we have dined in this place several times. we enjoyed the foods especially the sinigang. the service is good.

john majam » December 14th, 2006 at 2:37 pm

can anyone give me an info if its a saltwater or freshwater fishing lucidel resort is offering.

please attach some photos of the fishing site and also give the types of fish.

thanks!

Abe Asuncion » April 3rd, 2007 at 5:48 pm

Dear Ms. Villegas,

I am a concerned friend of one of your regular customers at Lucidel. Unfortunately, last March 4 or 5 (maybe their last visit to your place), my friend’s car left rear window was smashed and her CD writer was stolen!

They only discovered this ( you have no security guards at all?!) upon their departure from your place at around 0845 p.m. Initial agreement with the old man ( who owns the place?) was that he will reimburse the damaged window. But when we returned to seek reimbursement, he simply changed his mind ( according to his “manugang” daw you are not liable!). Is this the way you treat your customers? We would appreciate a reply. Yours sincerely

angelica » April 11th, 2007 at 2:27 pm

can i see the whole resort

Lucidel Resort » May 2nd, 2007 at 10:13 am

We had just read your letter yesterday at 11:30 am
Lucidel Fishing Resort and Restaurant is apologetic for what happend to your friend last March 4,2007.

There was a settlemenrt between your friend and the management last week (04-03-07)
all the expenses of your friend were reinbursed
everything is fine now, so there is nothing to talk about.

The Management.

rewill jane amon » October 1st, 2007 at 11:00 pm

gudpm!
may i know the history or background of this establishment..and also the profile of the owner..tnx a lot.we’re waiting for your response..

marvin » April 17th, 2008 at 7:10 am

I want to inquire on how much would it for a 24hours accommodation on your resort. Me and my officemates are settling for an out of town swimming and i see your resort as one of our option to visit.

Please reply right away after receiving this email for us to know what should we expect.

Thank You.

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