Comments on: Overnight Options @ Tagaytay

By: Pat

Pat — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 14:32:02 +0000

hello, stayed at the theodore hotel when my husband surprised me in tagaytay and it’s a very nice boutique hotel! we also went to the cliffhouse to get the newest mochiko craze and i sugggest the caramel flavor! very lovely weekend for us! the theodore hotel has a website already i think

By: Prof. Steve Lumadarn

Prof. Steve Lumadarn — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 09:33:59 +0000

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By: jess

jess — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 03:21:03 +0000

If you’re looking for a place to stay in Tagaytay, check out this site as they have a full list of hotels in Tagaytay may it be a budget or luxury hotel. http://www.philippinehotelreservations.com/hotels-in-tagaytay/

By: Jonny

Jonny — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 16:24:25 +0000

Hye to all im Jonny Im looking for hostel to accomodate more then 30 persons.I’ve been to DAP(development agency of the philippines 2 years ago)but i think its too expensive.we are just students and need some affordable hostel.and basta may confference room.I’ve heard a lot about KENI PO,but I dnt think it can accommodates all of us.We are engineering student from mapua institute of technology Local and International students and also some teacher will be joined us on July 2-3…..Tnx god I found this blog,such an informative blog,I was assigned by other members of the group as the logistic officer haha unfortunately I dnt know much better about tagaytay…Tnx in Advance….

By: Jonny

Jonny — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 16:07:50 +0000

such an informative blog.im jonny and i’ve been to tagaytay 2 years ago and stayed in DAP(development agency of the philippines)for almosst 2 weeks.Now we are planning to have an outing/(for a confference)in tagaytay but the problem is that we havent found any hotel/hostel to stay.I really need your help guys and i’ve heard a lot about KENY PO.can anybody tell me how to get there please ? We are from MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS and also some local students and teachers will accompany us..and we are about 30+..we will be going there this coming july 2-3..one more thing..what about the foods is it inclusive? i mean for dinner. thank you in advance

By: Tin

Tin — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 06:42:53 +0000

anybody tried ANDANITA bed and breakfast? i’ve read a few good reviews, i just dont know how true these are… thanks! ü

By: franki

franki — Wed, 18 May 2011 10:32:28 +0000

very informative blog. tnx. it helped a lot in searching 4 a place to stay in tagaytay..parang na-convince n nga ako sa keni po. hehe

With that, can somebody please answer about the depositing of the full amount as reservation fee, and it being deposited in a private person’s name? thank u.

Ganun b gnawa ng mga nagstay na? tnx.

By: Cheska

Cheska — Tue, 03 May 2011 15:52:59 +0000

Hi po ask ko lang po about sa keni po kung pwede na agad magcheck in dun with out online reservation? Mga june pa naman kami pupunta doon. I NEED REPLY THANKS

By: Joey

Joey — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 08:17:17 +0000

I agree with Anna. Estancia Tagaytay is a “don’t ever go back” destination. Their concept of customer delight is almost zero. Can you imagine, you pay P 800 for an extra bed (with breakfast), but those using the extra beds are not entitled to welcome drinks? For the price of one ice tea, those people are not welcome I guess. And check this out, you have to pay forward the contents of the mini bar and it will be refunded back upon check out if you don’t take anything. And that was said after we just paid P 12,800 for 2 big rooms. Great customer relations. The pool was ok, but the jacuzzi was attracting (take note) BIG mosquitoes! We were able to slap a few on the shoulders of our kids. So yes, definitely not for children. The food is also nothing to be excited about considering the price on their menu. Better go out and eat somewhere else like we did. But what I didn’t like the most was the fact that their holy week rates (almost 2k add on/ room) were not published on the net. Bulaga nalang when you’re there already, and it’s too late to go to another hotel because the traffic was BAD. It’s no surprise we heard a customer verbally slugging it at their front desk.

By: Anna

Anna — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 13:16:53 +0000

I was too excited to bring my kids & nephew with me in Estancia Tagaytay despite the peak rates.We were group of 16 with 9 kids!Kids, as we all know them, all love a splash of water. Obviously, they all enjoyed the pool. With the package of 7500+/overnight: 2 breakfast (which we did not have) , 2 tkts for a cable car (not in the hotel) & souvenier photo in the lobby. To all travellers with kids like me: Estancia Hotel in Tagaytay is not a family hotel to bring your kids to. Have them laughing in the lobby and you’ll get the devilish eyes of the hotel manager on you!To rate:RATED NO. 1 on DONT EVER GO BACK DESTINATIONS