Anyway, we took the plunge. I made some advance reservations at One Tagaytay Place after seeing wonderful comments and photos from fellow bloggers Bong, Arpee and Eric and left it all up to Him as we pray that Papa will join us for this trip. We were all in need of a breather from work, after all.
The drive up to Tagaytay was a bit slow due to the traffic along Bicutan, Paranaque. Oh, how I miss those days when it would just take us an hour to get from San Juan to Tagaytay City Proper. We arrived at 3PM and after a relaxing lunch at Sonya's we headed straight to One Tagaytay Place to check-in for the night.


Still, my family enjoyed our stay at One Tagaytay Place as our rooms were very clean. While the toiletries were kept to the bare minimum (a small bottle of shampoo, two bars of soap, a box of cotton swabs, a box of shower cap and a shaving kit), I liked it that the fixtures are very new and there are no insects found during the entire duration of our stay.

Paul, on the other hand, went to check out their game room. They have a small billiard table, a dart board and Wii! How we wish they could improve more on their amenities to make the hotel more family-friendly.
Nonetheless, our stay was very pleasant and we will definitely consider this again on our next visit to Tagaytay. My mom loved its location was it has a 7-11 store right in front and is located along the main road. You won't miss it as you drive towards Tagaytay Highlands.
One Tagaytay Place is located in Barrio Sungay, Tagaytay City.
hello! is there a limit for a number of people that can stay in a room?
ReplyDeleteHow much a night, Fran? :)
ReplyDelete@nana: I'm guessing max of 3 per room but it can be a bit tight na with an extra bed ah :)
ReplyDelete@sab: i got it for less than 4k a night :) best to reserve online
hi fran,
ReplyDeleteis the room over looking?thanks
@Ian: unfortunately you wont be able to see Taal volcano from here as the hotel is located at the other side of the road (inner side)
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