"Secret" Hot Spring Resort in Sta. Maria, Laguna
20 November 2013
Hot spring resorts are best on rainy days, not during summer!
Laguna is blessed with natural hot spring resorts, claimed to have therapeutic properties, with hot natural spring water heated by Mt. Makiling, a dormant volcano.
After a friend of his father tipped him off about a "secret" hot spring resort in Sta. Maria town, north of Paete, and very near the public cemetery of the town, the home of Three Sisters Falls, Tutubi thought of visiting it when the opportunity presented itself thus another unplanned discovery trip successfully accomplished.
the simple, "secret" hot spring resort in Sta. Maria, Laguna:
a net partially covers the large swimming pool. very good cover when it rains, you don't need to get out of the water
a small children's pool is also nearby, well, for kids
coconut trees and palms surround the area, still under development, giving the rustic feel
a group from Tanay, Rizal doing water zumba
By the way, this is just a warm spring resort, not really hot water. Tutubi finds laguna hot springs as too hot, particularly during summer, this is just right temperature to dip in the whole day even if it's raining.
Tutubi, in his probably senior moment, forgot the name of the resort but remembers the following details:
Entrance Fee: PhP50.00 (cheap, isn't it?)
Free use of tables (there are cottages too but they didn't charge, no idea on price though)
Parking is free but inadequate. The service road leading to the resort may get flooded
Toilets/ Shower room: relatively clean, don't expect five star amenities at the cheap admission fee
Food: bring your own food and drinks
videoke: the omnipresent Filipino entertainment at resorts
Overnight accommodations/room rates: not available at this time, planned though
Night swimming rate: P100.00
How to get there?
Follow this Commute to Laguna guide for starters
From Siniloan public market, take a tricycle to Sta. Maria and tell the driver about the resort using the access road that goes inside Sta. Maria public cemetery.
If you have your own vehicle, coming from Rizal province, turn left on reaching the junction of Sta. Maria and Mabitac towns on Manila East Road then turn right on the service road of the cemetery. follow direction signs, you won't get lost :P
Related Posts:
Hot Spring Resorts in Laguna
Asin Hot Spring Resorts Benguet
Laguna is blessed with natural hot spring resorts, claimed to have therapeutic properties, with hot natural spring water heated by Mt. Makiling, a dormant volcano.
After a friend of his father tipped him off about a "secret" hot spring resort in Sta. Maria town, north of Paete, and very near the public cemetery of the town, the home of Three Sisters Falls, Tutubi thought of visiting it when the opportunity presented itself thus another unplanned discovery trip successfully accomplished.
the simple, "secret" hot spring resort in Sta. Maria, Laguna:
By the way, this is just a warm spring resort, not really hot water. Tutubi finds laguna hot springs as too hot, particularly during summer, this is just right temperature to dip in the whole day even if it's raining.
Tutubi, in his probably senior moment, forgot the name of the resort but remembers the following details:
Entrance Fee: PhP50.00 (cheap, isn't it?)
Free use of tables (there are cottages too but they didn't charge, no idea on price though)
Parking is free but inadequate. The service road leading to the resort may get flooded
Toilets/ Shower room: relatively clean, don't expect five star amenities at the cheap admission fee
Food: bring your own food and drinks
videoke: the omnipresent Filipino entertainment at resorts
Overnight accommodations/room rates: not available at this time, planned though
Night swimming rate: P100.00
How to get there?
Follow this Commute to Laguna guide for starters
From Siniloan public market, take a tricycle to Sta. Maria and tell the driver about the resort using the access road that goes inside Sta. Maria public cemetery.
If you have your own vehicle, coming from Rizal province, turn left on reaching the junction of Sta. Maria and Mabitac towns on Manila East Road then turn right on the service road of the cemetery. follow direction signs, you won't get lost :P
Related Posts:
Hot Spring Resorts in Laguna
Asin Hot Spring Resorts Benguet
Labels: Calabarzon, Laguna, Laguna Resorts, Resorts
posted by GingGoy @ 9:47 PM,
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Panguil River Eco-park (Piit Resort) Pangil, Laguna
14 August 2011
A now getting popular cold water resort, formerly called Piit resort in Pangil, Laguna, once visited by Tutubi many moons ago, got much development and funding from the World bank, yet managed to preserve the pristine state of Panguil River, fed by Ambon-ambon Falls upstream, and empties into Laguna de Bay.
Several times Tutubi wanted to re-visit the now developed Piit Resort, the chance came with a rare time his entire family was complete in Paete, Laguna and where the plan to visit Pangil River Eco-park (Piit Resort) became a reality. Tutubi and his family arrived at Piit Resort around 11am, on several tricycles (PhP80.00 per tricycle), and left shortly around 1pm, barely enough time to wander around, take pictures but too focused on his "mini-me" frolicking on the cold water of the nature resort surrounded with lush greens, trees, birds and butterflies from Sierra Madre mountain range.
Pictures of Panguil River Eco-park, Pangil Laguna (formerly Piit Resort):
Panguil River Eco-park's clean river and river-side cottages with the hanging bridge on the background
Panguil River Eco-park has a ncie receiving area, clean restrooms, a 20 meter hanging bridge, kiddie swimming pool, a dam/spillway, cottages for rent, a gazebo for events (e.g. weddings, debut), a one kilometer trail to Ambon-ambon Falls (Tutubi intends to visit this next summer), camp sites and a police station nearby. Other activities besides swimming, and family picnic includes white water river tubing (using car wheel interiors to drift on the white water of Panguil River).
the kiddie pool is the recommended palce for kids to have some water fun, not on the spillway
the 20 meter long hanging bridge provides a nice photo-op and birds eye view of Panguil River
the spillway is the fun place to cool down, probably filled with people during summer but solely for Tutubi's family when he got there. Beware of the dangerous part of the spillway (the left side, not shown on the picture)
Tutubi's wishlist nest summer, he's wants to visit all of Laguna's waterfalls before he gets too old to visit them
Next summer, a visit to Ambon-ambon falls is in the offing. There's also a hidden falls there while neighboring Famy and Siniloan towns get the most attention from mountaineers and mountain climbers due to the presence of five waterfalls of Mt. Romelo including Buruwisan, Batya-batya and Sampaloc Falls.
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Suggestion: since there already is a dam, the untapped water power can be harnessed to generate electric power by building a micro-hydroelectric power plant. It can supply electricity to the resort, a source of clean, renewable energy, even to Pangil town to power up street lighting, for example, saves people's money.
To be also more eco-friendly, why not educate people against the use of plastic bags/styropor inside the resort, not just on waste segregation. Pangil can also emulate the move of Paete to ban the use of plastic bags.
WARNING:
the dam and spillway is a nice area to play around but danger lurks on the spillway canal where the outlet has no grills. Just one "faux pas" or a slip can result to serious injury or death. Pangil local government should construct grills at the mouth of the spillway to avoid accidents, don't wait for the day this warning becomes a reality. Flash floods can also occur anytime during rainy season, stay at the kiddie pool if there are vulnerable children with you in case there's heavy rain.
Panguil River Eco-park Entrance Fee:
Day rate (6am to 6pm): PhP40.00
Night Rate (6pm to 6am): PhP80.00
Overnight rate (more than 12 hours but not more than 24 hours): PhP100.00
Camping fees:
2 days/1 night camping fee per person: PhP160.00
3D/2N: PhP240.00
Other fees and charges:
trekking to biak-na-bato/ambon-ambon falls (tour guide): PhP60.00
environmental fee: PhP1.00
development fee: PhP1.00
cottage rental rates:
small house/cottage: PhP200.00
big house: PhP400.00
Other information:
parking area inside the resort. there are no restaurants but you can bring your own food. there's a sari-sari store inside plus vendors selling different stuff outside like fresh buko.
How to get to Panguil River Eco-park, Pangil, Laguna
From Taft Avenue near corner Gil Puyat (LRT Buendia station), ride a Green Star Express bus to Sta. Cruz, Laguna (or an HM Transport bus to Sta. Cruz, Laguna from EDSA, Cubao, Quezon City) (Bus fare fare is around PhP140.00). In Sta. Cruz (Pagsawitan or at the Jam bus terminal), transfer to a jeepney bound for Siniloan (jeepney fare is around PhP30.00), drop off in Pangil town then ride a tricycle to Piit (sitio Piit or barangay piit as how locals call the place).
Alternate route via Rizal Province, ride Tanay-bound jeepneys at EDSA Central terminal. In Tanay, Rizal, transfer to a Siniloan-bound jeepney. In Siniloan public market, either take a jeepney bound to Sta. Cruz then a tricycle in Pangil or negotiate with a tricycle driver to take you there directly.
You may also take a Raymond Transportation bus to Infanta/Real Quezon, drop off at the Siniloan/Famy junction on Manila East Road then take tricycle to Piit.
Driving directions to Panguil River Eco-park:
If you have a GPS navigator, Piit resort is present on OpenStreetMap (added by Tutubi). The service road going to Piit is linked to Manila East Road, do not enter Siniloan nor Pangil town proper. There's a sign visible on the highway after passing the junction of Siniloan, Famy and Mabitac.
Coordinates: N14 24 48.5 E121 28 49.1
Click online map here.
you may also be looking for these:
How to get to Pangil, laguna, How to get to Piit Resort, Pangil Laguna
How to get to Piit Resort, Panguil River Eco-park entrance fees, cottage fees,
room rates
Several times Tutubi wanted to re-visit the now developed Piit Resort, the chance came with a rare time his entire family was complete in Paete, Laguna and where the plan to visit Pangil River Eco-park (Piit Resort) became a reality. Tutubi and his family arrived at Piit Resort around 11am, on several tricycles (PhP80.00 per tricycle), and left shortly around 1pm, barely enough time to wander around, take pictures but too focused on his "mini-me" frolicking on the cold water of the nature resort surrounded with lush greens, trees, birds and butterflies from Sierra Madre mountain range.
Pictures of Panguil River Eco-park, Pangil Laguna (formerly Piit Resort):
Panguil River Eco-park's clean river and river-side cottages with the hanging bridge on the background
Panguil River Eco-park has a ncie receiving area, clean restrooms, a 20 meter hanging bridge, kiddie swimming pool, a dam/spillway, cottages for rent, a gazebo for events (e.g. weddings, debut), a one kilometer trail to Ambon-ambon Falls (Tutubi intends to visit this next summer), camp sites and a police station nearby. Other activities besides swimming, and family picnic includes white water river tubing (using car wheel interiors to drift on the white water of Panguil River).
the kiddie pool is the recommended palce for kids to have some water fun, not on the spillway
the 20 meter long hanging bridge provides a nice photo-op and birds eye view of Panguil River
the spillway is the fun place to cool down, probably filled with people during summer but solely for Tutubi's family when he got there. Beware of the dangerous part of the spillway (the left side, not shown on the picture)
Tutubi's wishlist nest summer, he's wants to visit all of Laguna's waterfalls before he gets too old to visit them
Next summer, a visit to Ambon-ambon falls is in the offing. There's also a hidden falls there while neighboring Famy and Siniloan towns get the most attention from mountaineers and mountain climbers due to the presence of five waterfalls of Mt. Romelo including Buruwisan, Batya-batya and Sampaloc Falls.
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Suggestion: since there already is a dam, the untapped water power can be harnessed to generate electric power by building a micro-hydroelectric power plant. It can supply electricity to the resort, a source of clean, renewable energy, even to Pangil town to power up street lighting, for example, saves people's money.
To be also more eco-friendly, why not educate people against the use of plastic bags/styropor inside the resort, not just on waste segregation. Pangil can also emulate the move of Paete to ban the use of plastic bags.
WARNING:
the dam and spillway is a nice area to play around but danger lurks on the spillway canal where the outlet has no grills. Just one "faux pas" or a slip can result to serious injury or death. Pangil local government should construct grills at the mouth of the spillway to avoid accidents, don't wait for the day this warning becomes a reality. Flash floods can also occur anytime during rainy season, stay at the kiddie pool if there are vulnerable children with you in case there's heavy rain.
Panguil River Eco-park Entrance Fee:
Day rate (6am to 6pm): PhP40.00
Night Rate (6pm to 6am): PhP80.00
Overnight rate (more than 12 hours but not more than 24 hours): PhP100.00
Camping fees:
2 days/1 night camping fee per person: PhP160.00
3D/2N: PhP240.00
Other fees and charges:
trekking to biak-na-bato/ambon-ambon falls (tour guide): PhP60.00
environmental fee: PhP1.00
development fee: PhP1.00
cottage rental rates:
small house/cottage: PhP200.00
big house: PhP400.00
Other information:
parking area inside the resort. there are no restaurants but you can bring your own food. there's a sari-sari store inside plus vendors selling different stuff outside like fresh buko.
How to get to Panguil River Eco-park, Pangil, Laguna
From Taft Avenue near corner Gil Puyat (LRT Buendia station), ride a Green Star Express bus to Sta. Cruz, Laguna (or an HM Transport bus to Sta. Cruz, Laguna from EDSA, Cubao, Quezon City) (Bus fare fare is around PhP140.00). In Sta. Cruz (Pagsawitan or at the Jam bus terminal), transfer to a jeepney bound for Siniloan (jeepney fare is around PhP30.00), drop off in Pangil town then ride a tricycle to Piit (sitio Piit or barangay piit as how locals call the place).
Alternate route via Rizal Province, ride Tanay-bound jeepneys at EDSA Central terminal. In Tanay, Rizal, transfer to a Siniloan-bound jeepney. In Siniloan public market, either take a jeepney bound to Sta. Cruz then a tricycle in Pangil or negotiate with a tricycle driver to take you there directly.
You may also take a Raymond Transportation bus to Infanta/Real Quezon, drop off at the Siniloan/Famy junction on Manila East Road then take tricycle to Piit.
Driving directions to Panguil River Eco-park:
If you have a GPS navigator, Piit resort is present on OpenStreetMap (added by Tutubi). The service road going to Piit is linked to Manila East Road, do not enter Siniloan nor Pangil town proper. There's a sign visible on the highway after passing the junction of Siniloan, Famy and Mabitac.
Coordinates: N14 24 48.5 E121 28 49.1
Click online map here.
you may also be looking for these:
How to get to Pangil, laguna, How to get to Piit Resort, Pangil Laguna
How to get to Piit Resort, Panguil River Eco-park entrance fees, cottage fees,
room rates
Labels: Calabarzon, Ecotourism, Laguna, Laguna Resorts, Rivers, Southern Tagalog
posted by GingGoy @ 8:31 PM,
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Laguna: Waterfalls of Kalayaan (Twin Falls Resort)
22 June 2011
Just what makes planned trips frustrating is that most of the time, they don't materialize mostly due to dependencies involving other people. Tutubi has a high "completion rate" for trips he took on his own, not so when other people are in it.
The recent planned trip to Piit Resort in Pangil town (now renamed http://www.backpackingphilippines.com/2011/08/panguil-river-eco-park-piit-resort.html) and/or Turumba Swimming Pool (now Turumba Springs Resort or the Panghulo (formerly known as Nuestra Señora delos Dolores de Turumba Swimming Pool), both visited by the child Tutubi, did not push through due to rains and some commitments in Tutubi's "entourage" but he opted to push through with another place he wanted to re-visit: The Twin Falls of Kalayaan, Laguna.
The town of Kalayaan, Laguna, Paete's next-door neighbor has not just one, but two, waterfalls (e.g. Paete has it's own waterfall, Pakil has one, Pangil at least two, Siniloan has 6, Sta. Maria has about 3 waterfalls, Pagsanjan/Cavinti have the world-famous Pagsanjan Falls (magdapio falls), Los banos Baños has Dampalit Falls et al) that Tutubi visited when he was still a child together with his brothers.
A last minute decision to visit any of the three mentioned resorts near Paete was reached when Tutubi's father confirmed the presence of parking area near the twin waterfalls, and so the 10 minute drive from Paete to Kalayan pushed through.
On arrival at the resort around 4:30pm, Tutubi was informed that the resort will close at 5pm and that cleaning of the pool was taking place, but the gatekeeper let them enter the resort premises for free, something that is really good for Tutubi for he didn't intend to swim due to the already cold weather (the water there is already cold even during summer). Tutubi only wanted to check out the place to take pictures for additional "bloggable" place, he took a few pictures, again showing his lazy way not to bring a tripod (and an ND filter), and went to chat with his first cousin hanging out at the resort, someone he hasn't seen for quite a while.
the first cascade of several waterfalls, this is not one of the twin falls but the first waterfall you can see. The man is catching fish or probably mountain shrimps/prawns besides adding scale to the picture
another cascade, still not the twin falls of Kalayaan, but children falls :P
the lower waterfall of Kalayaan Twin Falls (partly hidden by lush vegetation) whose basin/lagoon now developed into a swimming pool. The other twin falls can be reached through concrete steps/stairs on the mountain sides (the Sierra Madre mountain range). Tutubi didn't bother trekking up due to limited time as rains may spoil the hike.
Kalayaan Twin falls, to Tutubi's expectation, is now a barangay operated resort with the huge basin now turned into a swimming pool with marble bottom. He remembers the lagoon before surrounded with huge rocks where you can hop on top but quite slippery.
After a few pictures and chit-chat with resort gatekeeper and his cousin, Tutubi left off without a visit the real twin of the waterfalls that can be reached via concrete steps.
Two memorable waterfalls for Tutubi, a re-visit in the future not far off :P
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Kalayaan Twin Falls
Entrance Fee/Admission: PhP40.00 (adult) PhP20.00 (child)
Overnight rate: PhP100.00 (minimum of 20 persons) from 4pm to 8am
Parking Fee: PhP10.00
Resort closes at 5pm, opens at 8am
How to get to Kalayaan Twin Falls:
Commute to Kalayaan involves a bus ride to Sta. Cruz, Laguna (HM Transport from EDSA, Cubao, or either Green Star Express, or DLTB in Pasay Taft/LRT/Buendia) followed by a jeepney ride (with signboard: Siniloan or Paete). Request jeepney driver to pass by Kalayaan Highway (not loob or town proper), alight in front of St. John Evangelist Parish (San Juan Evangelista) on Manila East Road (national highway) then walk about 400 meters upwards to the waterfalls (you pass by Villa Monte Gracia Resort on the way)
Coordinates: 14°19'16"N 121°28'54"E
Map of Kalayaan twin Falls on OpenStreetMap, updated by Tutubi (you can update the map yourself like Wikimapia or Google Maps with the added benefit of loading it to a GPS Navigator e.g. Garmin)
Related Posts:
Talagang Dalaga Resort
Green Star Express
Pagsanjan Falls
Sampaloc Falls Trek (Famy/Siniloan)
The recent planned trip to Piit Resort in Pangil town (now renamed http://www.backpackingphilippines.com/2011/08/panguil-river-eco-park-piit-resort.html) and/or Turumba Swimming Pool (now Turumba Springs Resort or the Panghulo (formerly known as Nuestra Señora delos Dolores de Turumba Swimming Pool), both visited by the child Tutubi, did not push through due to rains and some commitments in Tutubi's "entourage" but he opted to push through with another place he wanted to re-visit: The Twin Falls of Kalayaan, Laguna.
The town of Kalayaan, Laguna, Paete's next-door neighbor has not just one, but two, waterfalls (e.g. Paete has it's own waterfall, Pakil has one, Pangil at least two, Siniloan has 6, Sta. Maria has about 3 waterfalls, Pagsanjan/Cavinti have the world-famous Pagsanjan Falls (magdapio falls), Los banos Baños has Dampalit Falls et al) that Tutubi visited when he was still a child together with his brothers.
A last minute decision to visit any of the three mentioned resorts near Paete was reached when Tutubi's father confirmed the presence of parking area near the twin waterfalls, and so the 10 minute drive from Paete to Kalayan pushed through.
On arrival at the resort around 4:30pm, Tutubi was informed that the resort will close at 5pm and that cleaning of the pool was taking place, but the gatekeeper let them enter the resort premises for free, something that is really good for Tutubi for he didn't intend to swim due to the already cold weather (the water there is already cold even during summer). Tutubi only wanted to check out the place to take pictures for additional "bloggable" place, he took a few pictures, again showing his lazy way not to bring a tripod (and an ND filter), and went to chat with his first cousin hanging out at the resort, someone he hasn't seen for quite a while.
the first cascade of several waterfalls, this is not one of the twin falls but the first waterfall you can see. The man is catching fish or probably mountain shrimps/prawns besides adding scale to the picture
another cascade, still not the twin falls of Kalayaan, but children falls :P
the lower waterfall of Kalayaan Twin Falls (partly hidden by lush vegetation) whose basin/lagoon now developed into a swimming pool. The other twin falls can be reached through concrete steps/stairs on the mountain sides (the Sierra Madre mountain range). Tutubi didn't bother trekking up due to limited time as rains may spoil the hike.
Kalayaan Twin falls, to Tutubi's expectation, is now a barangay operated resort with the huge basin now turned into a swimming pool with marble bottom. He remembers the lagoon before surrounded with huge rocks where you can hop on top but quite slippery.
After a few pictures and chit-chat with resort gatekeeper and his cousin, Tutubi left off without a visit the real twin of the waterfalls that can be reached via concrete steps.
Two memorable waterfalls for Tutubi, a re-visit in the future not far off :P
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Kalayaan Twin Falls
Entrance Fee/Admission: PhP40.00 (adult) PhP20.00 (child)
Overnight rate: PhP100.00 (minimum of 20 persons) from 4pm to 8am
Parking Fee: PhP10.00
Resort closes at 5pm, opens at 8am
How to get to Kalayaan Twin Falls:
Commute to Kalayaan involves a bus ride to Sta. Cruz, Laguna (HM Transport from EDSA, Cubao, or either Green Star Express, or DLTB in Pasay Taft/LRT/Buendia) followed by a jeepney ride (with signboard: Siniloan or Paete). Request jeepney driver to pass by Kalayaan Highway (not loob or town proper), alight in front of St. John Evangelist Parish (San Juan Evangelista) on Manila East Road (national highway) then walk about 400 meters upwards to the waterfalls (you pass by Villa Monte Gracia Resort on the way)
Coordinates: 14°19'16"N 121°28'54"E
Map of Kalayaan twin Falls on OpenStreetMap, updated by Tutubi (you can update the map yourself like Wikimapia or Google Maps with the added benefit of loading it to a GPS Navigator e.g. Garmin)
Related Posts:
Talagang Dalaga Resort
Green Star Express
Pagsanjan Falls
Sampaloc Falls Trek (Famy/Siniloan)
Labels: Calabarzon, Laguna, Laguna Resorts, Southern Tagalog, Waterfalls
posted by GingGoy @ 8:34 PM,
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Talagang Dalaga Resort in Paete, Laguna
23 May 2011
With an initial intention to visit either 818 Resort in Pagsanjan or Piit Resort (now Paguil River Eco-park in Pangil town), the trip was almost cancelled due to unpredictable coming of heavy rain but pushed through not at the mentioned resorts but the one of nearest resorts to Tutubi-- Talagang Dalaga, a mountainside resort with water supplied by the aquifers of the Sierra Madre mountain.
the entrance of the resort with a damsel not in distress
Tutubi was surprised at the development of the resort, he visited it many years ago and it was just a simple pool, much like Pakil's Turumba Public Swimming Pool that he used to swim at then hitch a ride in jeepneys, sabit-style, due to his still dripping wet clothes.
1 of the resort's three swimming pools. deepest at 6 feet. No other people there since it rained (yeah, it always rains in Paete, called "pusali ng langit" by locals, due to the tropical rainforest sub-climate, according to PAGASA)
the highest of the 3 waterfalls. from this level you can already get a view of Laguna de Bay
Talagang Dalaga is now a full-blown resort, not just a swimming pool with mountain rocks (quite similar to the now "extinct" Black Hawk of Paete) but without the expensive restaurant due to its small town feel. you can bring in food to eat with your family, no corkage fees.
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Talagang Dalaga Resort
Telephone Number: none posted at the resort entrance (quite silly actually, it's a basic piece of information that should've been posted there)
Entrance Fee: PhP50.00 adults and children from 8am to 5pm
Night Swimming Rate: PhP70 from 5pm onwards
Room rates for overnight stay not yet available (accommodations under construction)
Location just a few hundred meters from the fork of Manila East Road and
Rizal St (Paete's main road) and almost in front of CVB Handcraft.
GPS Coordinates: N14 21 13.5 E121 29 06.0
the entrance of the resort with a damsel not in distress
Tutubi was surprised at the development of the resort, he visited it many years ago and it was just a simple pool, much like Pakil's Turumba Public Swimming Pool that he used to swim at then hitch a ride in jeepneys, sabit-style, due to his still dripping wet clothes.
1 of the resort's three swimming pools. deepest at 6 feet. No other people there since it rained (yeah, it always rains in Paete, called "pusali ng langit" by locals, due to the tropical rainforest sub-climate, according to PAGASA)
the highest of the 3 waterfalls. from this level you can already get a view of Laguna de Bay
Talagang Dalaga is now a full-blown resort, not just a swimming pool with mountain rocks (quite similar to the now "extinct" Black Hawk of Paete) but without the expensive restaurant due to its small town feel. you can bring in food to eat with your family, no corkage fees.
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Talagang Dalaga Resort
Telephone Number: none posted at the resort entrance (quite silly actually, it's a basic piece of information that should've been posted there)
Entrance Fee: PhP50.00 adults and children from 8am to 5pm
Night Swimming Rate: PhP70 from 5pm onwards
Room rates for overnight stay not yet available (accommodations under construction)
Location just a few hundred meters from the fork of Manila East Road and
Rizal St (Paete's main road) and almost in front of CVB Handcraft.
GPS Coordinates: N14 21 13.5 E121 29 06.0
Labels: Calabarzon, Laguna, Laguna Resorts, Paete
posted by GingGoy @ 9:53 PM,
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How to Get to Splash Island Resort, Binan, Laguna
08 March 2010
Just to answer commenters directly on some posts here asking for information on how to commute to Splash Island Resort in Binan, Laguna along South Luzon Expressway.
No photos of Splash Island here...
How to get to Splash Island Resort, Binan, Laguna:
How to commute to Splash Island Resort:
There are no direct buses to Splash Island. Commuting there involves a
bus to Pacita Complex in San Pedro (e.g. Pacita Liner, Cher Bus Line) on Taft Avenue (Pasay Rotonda, they used to come from Lawton Park N Ride bus terminal) or on EDSA (Cher, Jam, Pacita Liner, Dela Rosa Bus Line). When you reach Jollibee Pacita Complex (or Sto Nino Church if via Pacita Southwoods), transfer to a tricycle with request the driver to drop you off at the resort (It's also recommended to pre-arrange your return trip to Pacita Complex to get back home). No updated fare and transportation costs to Splash Island though.
Driving Directions to Splash Island Resort, Binan, Laguna
From Makati, head towards SLEX and take Southwoods exit (pay toll fees, toll gate is past Petron SLEX) then drive past Colegio De San Agustin Binan and Southwoods rotonda until you reach Splash Island parking lot.
Interactive road map to Splash Island
Other information on Splash Island:
Splash Island Spa & Resort
Southwoods Ecocentrum Binan, Laguna Philippines
Managed by Global Gutz Parks Philippines, Inc.
Telephone. No.: +632.986.5058
Mobile No. : +63.918.912.9177
Telefax No. : +63.2.680.6301
email : info@splashisland.net
Resort Operating Hours: open from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Sunday
Splash Island Entrance Fees/Admission Prices/Tickets:
Weekdays:
Adults: PhP400.00
Children: PhP350.00
Weekends:
PhP400 - Adult
Adults: PhP500.00
Children: PhP400.00
Splash Island Official Website: http://www.splashisland.net
Splash Island Contact Numbers: +63.918.912.9177
Can you bring in food and drinks inside the resort? No, it's listed on their resort rules and regulations
For inquiries on room rates, overnight accommodations, promos, company outing (corporate rates) and other information, please visit splash island's official website or call their published telephone numbers.
No photos of Splash Island here...
How to get to Splash Island Resort, Binan, Laguna:
How to commute to Splash Island Resort:
There are no direct buses to Splash Island. Commuting there involves a
bus to Pacita Complex in San Pedro (e.g. Pacita Liner, Cher Bus Line) on Taft Avenue (Pasay Rotonda, they used to come from Lawton Park N Ride bus terminal) or on EDSA (Cher, Jam, Pacita Liner, Dela Rosa Bus Line). When you reach Jollibee Pacita Complex (or Sto Nino Church if via Pacita Southwoods), transfer to a tricycle with request the driver to drop you off at the resort (It's also recommended to pre-arrange your return trip to Pacita Complex to get back home). No updated fare and transportation costs to Splash Island though.
Driving Directions to Splash Island Resort, Binan, Laguna
From Makati, head towards SLEX and take Southwoods exit (pay toll fees, toll gate is past Petron SLEX) then drive past Colegio De San Agustin Binan and Southwoods rotonda until you reach Splash Island parking lot.
Interactive road map to Splash Island
Other information on Splash Island:
Splash Island Spa & Resort
Southwoods Ecocentrum Binan, Laguna Philippines
Managed by Global Gutz Parks Philippines, Inc.
Telephone. No.: +632.986.5058
Mobile No. : +63.918.912.9177
Telefax No. : +63.2.680.6301
email : info@splashisland.net
Resort Operating Hours: open from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Sunday
Splash Island Entrance Fees/Admission Prices/Tickets:
Weekdays:
Adults: PhP400.00
Children: PhP350.00
Weekends:
PhP400 - Adult
Adults: PhP500.00
Children: PhP400.00
Splash Island Official Website: http://www.splashisland.net
Splash Island Contact Numbers: +63.918.912.9177
Can you bring in food and drinks inside the resort? No, it's listed on their resort rules and regulations
For inquiries on room rates, overnight accommodations, promos, company outing (corporate rates) and other information, please visit splash island's official website or call their published telephone numbers.
Labels: Laguna Resorts, Resorts
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Private Pools Hot Spring Resorts Pansol, Calamba, Laguna: Room Rates/ Entrance Fee/Day Tour Swimming
05 April 2005
A list of Hot Spring resorts in Pansol, Calamba, Laguna compiled by Tutubi mostly sourced from an initial list emailed to him by his friend who has contacts with Calamba Tourism officers and updated from information gathered from official websites:
Pansol Resorts
88 Hotspring Resort
Agua Caliente Hot Spring Resort
275 Purok 2, Pansol, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1170; +63.49.545.2001
Al-Fa Spring Resort
Purok 3, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.834.4128
Batu-Bato Mountain Resort;
Pansol, Calamba City;
Tel Tel. No.: +63.49.545; 1777; Tel. No.: +63.49.545.4260
Bay Breeze
L & D Summerville Subd.
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.5670
Camp Pilar (Formerly Villa Pilar)
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Carpio Hot Spring Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Club Solviento
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
E & W Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
El Castillo Royal Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
El Pansolito Resort
Purok 5, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1935
Ellechor Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Executive Well Spring Resort
Purok 5, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.5771
Golden Star Resort
Brgy. Masili, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1667
Golden Sun Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Grand Bay Resort
609 Solemar Del Sol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.834.1195; +63.49.244.1777; +63.49.244.8641
Greenland Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Green Spring Resort
Purok 5, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3890
Hacienda R Resort
Jaycee Resort
Purok 5, Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3205
Jonel Spring Resort
La Vista Pansol Resort Complex
Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No. (Laguna Office): Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1850; +63.49.834.1121
Tel. No. (Manila Office): +63.2.521.6078; +63.2.400.7236; +63.2.404.3598
E-Mail: hazelb_luisaridge@yahoo.com
Official Website: http://www.lavistapansolresort.com
Laguna Hot Springs
Pansol, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.2170
Luisa Ridge Hot Spring Resort and Spa
Pansol, Calamba
Makiling Water Parks
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Monte Vista Resort Hotel & Restaurant
Pansol, Calamba City;
Tel Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1259
Nodalo Multi Villa Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Palm Ridge Resort
Purok 1, Bgy. Pansol, Calamba City, Laguna
Cellphone: +63.917.500.1141
Resort Contact Number: +63.49.833.2084
Email: rice_elz@yahoo.com
Patio Acerado
123 Baretto St., Purok 1, Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3241
R and R Resort and Spa (R & R Resort)
Km. 55, Ma. Makiling Village, Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.2952
Rebollo Private Pool
Pansol, Purok 5, Calamba, Laguna
Ria Resort Corp.
Pansol, Purok 5, Calamba, Laguna
Robles Resort
Miramonte Village, Purok 6, Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.523.4149
Rockpoint Business and Leisure Resort
Ma. Makiling Village, Pansol, Calamba
Spring Forest Resort
96 Arvin St., Pansol, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.244.8540; +63.49.545.5514
Sun City Resort
Purok 7, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.536.6399; +63.49.545.0243
The Rooftop
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Carmelita Resort
L&D Subd., Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Chiesa
Ma. Makiling Village, Pansol, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3983
Villa Estelita
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa F. De Castro Hot Spring
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Florencia
Purok 1, Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1034
Villa Mejia
Purok 3, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.2254
Villa Milagros Resort
Purok 5, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3605
Villa Pulot
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Querol Resort
Purok 5, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.834.1076
Remarks: one big swimming pool
Villa Teresita Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Vanessa Resort
Maharlika Ville, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Virneo Resort
540 Purok 3, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1479
Wonderspring Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Rock Point Dev't. Corp
Makiling Village, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3234; +63.49.545.3235
Valleyview Spring Resort & Rest., Inc.
Brgy. Masili, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.244.5850
Private Pools in Pansol, Calamba Laguna:
For those looking for nice private pools and resorts in Pansol, there are many offering offering such on the national highway waving "private pool" placards to catch your attention. They're more than willing to accompany you to their referred private resorts in exchange for commissions/fees/payment from resort owners. You have no obligation to pay them but be careful as always particularly those in private cars to just let them in. there's no problem with those in jeepneys as they will just cling unto your jeep's estribo.
If you have a private pool for rent that you want listed here, please leave a comment together with your email address, room rates, entrance fee/admission prices, food and drinks allowed/corkage fees, and contact numbers and official websites:
Bucal Hot Spring Resorts, Calamba, Laguna
Batis ng Makiling
Brgy.Bukal, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1733
Batu-Bato Mt. Resort
Bucal, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1777
Resorts in Bucal, Calamba Laguna
Ritz Club And Resort
Diamond Hill, Bucal, Calamba, Laguna
Cuyab Hot Spring
Bucal, Calamba, Laguna
San Lorenzo Resort
Bucal, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Edrut Resort
Bucal, Calamba, Laguna
Bagong Kalsada Hot Spring Resorts, Calamba City, Laguna
88 Spa & Resorts
9061 National Highway, Bagong Kalsada, Calamba, Laguna
Official Website: http://www.88resort.com
Blue Palm Resort & Spa (Calamba City)
Barangay Bagong Kalsada, Calamba City.
Contact Information: +63.49.245.5557
Coco De Sarah Resort
Bagong Kalsada, Calamba, Laguna
Crystal Springs Waterworld, Inc.
Km. 57, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.2.896.1318; +63.2.895.9423
Doña Jovita Garden Resort;
Km. 57, Nat’l. Hi-way, Bagong Kalsada, Calamba City
Tel Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3740
Garden Resort
Bagong Kalsada, Calamba, Laguna
Jonel Spring Resort;
Bagong Kalsada, National Hi-way, Calamba City
Tel Tel. No.: +63.49.410.2292; +63.49.244.4245
Le Bea Resort
Shangrila Village, Bagong Kalsada, Calamba City
Contact Number: +63.2.890.8444; +63.2.890.3919; +63.2.895.5541
Ogi Philest Corp.
Bagong Kalsada, Calamba, Laguna
Seoul Country Hotspring
Bagong Kalsada, Calamba Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1903
Villafranca Resort
Santa Fe Subdivision, Bagong Kalsada, Calamba, Laguna
Contact Number Tel. No.: +63.2.817.3723; +63.917.693.4492
Official Website: http://www.villafrancaresort.com
Others:
Golden Swan Resort
Sucol, Calamba, Laguna
New Riverview Resort & Sports Complex
Parian, Calamba, Laguna
Riverview Resort and Conference Center
Parian, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1856
Springworld Park Resort
Sucol, Calamba, Laguna
Valley View Spring Resort
Masili, Calamba, Laguna
Wonder Island Resort of Calamba
211 Rizal St., Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1766
Remarks: a resort island in Laguna de Bay
Hotels in Calamba, Laguna
Rubal Hotel
Crossing, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3569
Please leave comment for information on cheapest private pools for rent, affordable resort entrance fee for daytours or night swimming rates, overnight accommodations, cabanas, cottage rentals. Please call published telephone numbers for inquiries, rates, details and reservations.
Calamba Tourist Spots/Places to see in Calamba:
Rizal Shrine
Banga
Looking for information on where to eat in Pansol (restaurants: eateries and good food/Calamba Restaurants:
RSM Lutong Bahay Restaurant, Samaral Restaurant, Rose and Grace, Grace Sister of Rose,
How to get to Pansol, Calamba, Laguna:
Map of Pansol, Calamba, Laguna is available on OpenStreetMap
How to commute to Pansol: Buses to Laguna:
Bus to Pansol, Calamba:
DLTB and HM Transport, with bus terminals on EDSA (Southbound, near Victory Liner), Cubao, Quezon City
DLTB and Green Star with terminal on Taft Avenue near corner Buendia (walking distance from LRT Buendia station)
Bus fare to Pansol, Calamba is around PhP80.00 to PhP100.00 (UPDATED: April 2013)
Driving Directions to Pansol, Calamba, Laguna:
from Makati head to SLEX and take Calamba exit, drive towards Calamba town proper (or you may take the bypass road that pass by new Calamba City Hall and RSM Lutong Bahay Restaurant where you exit at Halang Junction) and turn right at the intersection. After Halang comes the barangay Bucal, Pansol, and Bagong Kalsada followed by the resort town of Los Banos, Laguna.
Pansol Resorts
88 Hotspring Resort
Agua Caliente Hot Spring Resort
275 Purok 2, Pansol, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1170; +63.49.545.2001
Al-Fa Spring Resort
Purok 3, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.834.4128
Batu-Bato Mountain Resort;
Pansol, Calamba City;
Tel Tel. No.: +63.49.545; 1777; Tel. No.: +63.49.545.4260
Bay Breeze
L & D Summerville Subd.
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.5670
Camp Pilar (Formerly Villa Pilar)
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Carpio Hot Spring Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Club Solviento
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
E & W Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
El Castillo Royal Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
El Pansolito Resort
Purok 5, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1935
Ellechor Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Executive Well Spring Resort
Purok 5, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.5771
Golden Star Resort
Brgy. Masili, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1667
Golden Sun Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Grand Bay Resort
609 Solemar Del Sol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.834.1195; +63.49.244.1777; +63.49.244.8641
Greenland Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Green Spring Resort
Purok 5, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3890
Hacienda R Resort
Jaycee Resort
Purok 5, Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3205
Jonel Spring Resort
La Vista Pansol Resort Complex
Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No. (Laguna Office): Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1850; +63.49.834.1121
Tel. No. (Manila Office): +63.2.521.6078; +63.2.400.7236; +63.2.404.3598
E-Mail: hazelb_luisaridge@yahoo.com
Official Website: http://www.lavistapansolresort.com
Laguna Hot Springs
Pansol, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.2170
Luisa Ridge Hot Spring Resort and Spa
Pansol, Calamba
Makiling Water Parks
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Monte Vista Resort Hotel & Restaurant
Pansol, Calamba City;
Tel Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1259
Nodalo Multi Villa Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Palm Ridge Resort
Purok 1, Bgy. Pansol, Calamba City, Laguna
Cellphone: +63.917.500.1141
Resort Contact Number: +63.49.833.2084
Email: rice_elz@yahoo.com
Patio Acerado
123 Baretto St., Purok 1, Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3241
R and R Resort and Spa (R & R Resort)
Km. 55, Ma. Makiling Village, Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.2952
Rebollo Private Pool
Pansol, Purok 5, Calamba, Laguna
Ria Resort Corp.
Pansol, Purok 5, Calamba, Laguna
Robles Resort
Miramonte Village, Purok 6, Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.523.4149
Rockpoint Business and Leisure Resort
Ma. Makiling Village, Pansol, Calamba
Spring Forest Resort
96 Arvin St., Pansol, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.244.8540; +63.49.545.5514
Sun City Resort
Purok 7, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.536.6399; +63.49.545.0243
The Rooftop
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Carmelita Resort
L&D Subd., Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Chiesa
Ma. Makiling Village, Pansol, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3983
Villa Estelita
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa F. De Castro Hot Spring
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Florencia
Purok 1, Pansol, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1034
Villa Mejia
Purok 3, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.2254
Villa Milagros Resort
Purok 5, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3605
Villa Pulot
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Querol Resort
Purok 5, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.834.1076
Remarks: one big swimming pool
Villa Teresita Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Vanessa Resort
Maharlika Ville, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Virneo Resort
540 Purok 3, Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1479
Wonderspring Resort
Pansol, Calamba, Laguna
Rock Point Dev't. Corp
Makiling Village, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3234; +63.49.545.3235
Valleyview Spring Resort & Rest., Inc.
Brgy. Masili, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.244.5850
Private Pools in Pansol, Calamba Laguna:
For those looking for nice private pools and resorts in Pansol, there are many offering offering such on the national highway waving "private pool" placards to catch your attention. They're more than willing to accompany you to their referred private resorts in exchange for commissions/fees/payment from resort owners. You have no obligation to pay them but be careful as always particularly those in private cars to just let them in. there's no problem with those in jeepneys as they will just cling unto your jeep's estribo.
If you have a private pool for rent that you want listed here, please leave a comment together with your email address, room rates, entrance fee/admission prices, food and drinks allowed/corkage fees, and contact numbers and official websites:
Bucal Hot Spring Resorts, Calamba, Laguna
Batis ng Makiling
Brgy.Bukal, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1733
Batu-Bato Mt. Resort
Bucal, Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1777
Resorts in Bucal, Calamba Laguna
Ritz Club And Resort
Diamond Hill, Bucal, Calamba, Laguna
Cuyab Hot Spring
Bucal, Calamba, Laguna
San Lorenzo Resort
Bucal, Calamba, Laguna
Villa Edrut Resort
Bucal, Calamba, Laguna
Bagong Kalsada Hot Spring Resorts, Calamba City, Laguna
88 Spa & Resorts
9061 National Highway, Bagong Kalsada, Calamba, Laguna
Official Website: http://www.88resort.com
Blue Palm Resort & Spa (Calamba City)
Barangay Bagong Kalsada, Calamba City.
Contact Information: +63.49.245.5557
Coco De Sarah Resort
Bagong Kalsada, Calamba, Laguna
Crystal Springs Waterworld, Inc.
Km. 57, Calamba City
Tel. No.: +63.2.896.1318; +63.2.895.9423
Doña Jovita Garden Resort;
Km. 57, Nat’l. Hi-way, Bagong Kalsada, Calamba City
Tel Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3740
Garden Resort
Bagong Kalsada, Calamba, Laguna
Jonel Spring Resort;
Bagong Kalsada, National Hi-way, Calamba City
Tel Tel. No.: +63.49.410.2292; +63.49.244.4245
Le Bea Resort
Shangrila Village, Bagong Kalsada, Calamba City
Contact Number: +63.2.890.8444; +63.2.890.3919; +63.2.895.5541
Ogi Philest Corp.
Bagong Kalsada, Calamba, Laguna
Seoul Country Hotspring
Bagong Kalsada, Calamba Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1903
Villafranca Resort
Santa Fe Subdivision, Bagong Kalsada, Calamba, Laguna
Contact Number Tel. No.: +63.2.817.3723; +63.917.693.4492
Official Website: http://www.villafrancaresort.com
Others:
Golden Swan Resort
Sucol, Calamba, Laguna
New Riverview Resort & Sports Complex
Parian, Calamba, Laguna
Riverview Resort and Conference Center
Parian, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1856
Springworld Park Resort
Sucol, Calamba, Laguna
Valley View Spring Resort
Masili, Calamba, Laguna
Wonder Island Resort of Calamba
211 Rizal St., Calamba, Laguna
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.1766
Remarks: a resort island in Laguna de Bay
Hotels in Calamba, Laguna
Rubal Hotel
Crossing, Calamba
Tel. No.: +63.49.545.3569
Please leave comment for information on cheapest private pools for rent, affordable resort entrance fee for daytours or night swimming rates, overnight accommodations, cabanas, cottage rentals. Please call published telephone numbers for inquiries, rates, details and reservations.
Calamba Tourist Spots/Places to see in Calamba:
Rizal Shrine
Banga
Looking for information on where to eat in Pansol (restaurants: eateries and good food/Calamba Restaurants:
RSM Lutong Bahay Restaurant, Samaral Restaurant, Rose and Grace, Grace Sister of Rose,
How to get to Pansol, Calamba, Laguna:
Map of Pansol, Calamba, Laguna is available on OpenStreetMap
How to commute to Pansol: Buses to Laguna:
Bus to Pansol, Calamba:
DLTB and HM Transport, with bus terminals on EDSA (Southbound, near Victory Liner), Cubao, Quezon City
DLTB and Green Star with terminal on Taft Avenue near corner Buendia (walking distance from LRT Buendia station)
Bus fare to Pansol, Calamba is around PhP80.00 to PhP100.00 (UPDATED: April 2013)
Driving Directions to Pansol, Calamba, Laguna:
from Makati head to SLEX and take Calamba exit, drive towards Calamba town proper (or you may take the bypass road that pass by new Calamba City Hall and RSM Lutong Bahay Restaurant where you exit at Halang Junction) and turn right at the intersection. After Halang comes the barangay Bucal, Pansol, and Bagong Kalsada followed by the resort town of Los Banos, Laguna.
Labels: Calabarzon, Laguna, Laguna Resorts
posted by GingGoy @ 10:08 PM,
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