Hotels With Gym in Calabarzon, Philippines

Service was average - was a bit slow. You get what you expect in a 4-star hotel. Overall experience was okay except for the room we were in. Do not stay in room L501 (Cellar Premier) if you're going as a family. You will not get a good night's rest because you'll hear the stomping or footsteps of the people staying in the room above you.

Going to Nuvali area is really worth. Seda hotel has a good ambiance and nice place to stay. Great amenities that you can enjoyed.

This hotel in the industrial area cannot take taxis or grabs. The Japanese restaurant next to it is delicious. The room is big and the breakfast is simple. The attitude of the service staff is very good.

Good stay overall. Good location. Staff was hospitable and attentive to requests. Breakfast could use a little bit of improvement, but still not bad to get you started for the day.

The environment is excellent for a holistic health resort. Wrapped within a forest with lots of trees and organic farming all over the place. Good: Spa treatments were really good. All therapists very professional and I had an extremely good experience. To improve: - it's 2 hour drive from the airport. The resort does not provide shuttle service from airport, I had to find my own transport. Lucky I found a very reliable and good driver. - customer service not up to such a luxury resort level. Some of them are good but some seem to be quite reluctant in answering requests. Like when I make booking, it takes them forever to reply, and no following up. I also sent my health report as requested at reservation, they never read it and still ask me about it when I arrive. What's the point. - food could be better. - decor and songs in the rest very outdated.

The place is great, loads of complimentary drinks and food. When it comes to cleanliness, they can do better. And a little upgrade of the amenities will be best, too. But overall, we enjoyed our 3 nights stay at Camp Netanya. Staff are very friendly and accommodating. Thanks to Sir Owen, the restaurant manager, and all of the staff for making our stay feel at home.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Timberland Heights Resort, and overall, it was a lovely trip. The resort offers a similar atmosphere to Shangri-La Boracay, though naturally not at the same level of luxury and elegance. However, it provides a great vacation experience, perfect for stays of at least two nights to fully enjoy activities like the Outdoor Cinema, Bonfire with S’mores, and swimming in the infinity pool with its stunning views of both the city and nature. It’s a place I would return to and recommend to friends. That said, there are a few areas where improvements could be made. First, attention to cleanliness could be improved, specifically with the coffee mugs and kettle in the room. Ours had hardened residue, particularly around the mouth area of the kettle. Fortunately, the Manager promptly addressed the issue by replacing the mugs, glasses, and providing us with a new kettle, which was much appreciated. Additionally, I’d like to bring up a concern regarding the swimming pool. My son has swum in numerous pools both locally and internationally, and this was the only time he experienced an allergic reaction. We initially thought his fever was related to a cold, but on our last day, he developed rashes, which we later learned were due to an allergic reaction. The rash began on his neck and spread to his shoulders, chest, back, and limbs. After visiting his pediatrician and undergoing lab tests, it was confirmed as an allergic reaction. We suspect that it may be related to the chemicals used for pool maintenance, as this was the only pool that triggered such a reaction after over 20 others. While this was an isolated incident, I think it would be worth the management’s attention to review the chemicals used in the pool to ensure they’re safe for all guests. This would help to avoid any similar experiences for future visitors, especially those with sensitive skin. I truly hope to return and celebrate future occasions at Timberland Heights Resort, and with a few adjustments, I’m sure it can continue to offer even better experiences for all its guests.

Flush water smelled bad (I stayed in other hotels where they recycled water to be flush water and it never smelled like that) Mosquitoes in the room and the cafe. Good thing is that there were no service charge when I ordered room service or when I dined in the cafe. The hotel check in was fast I didn’t have cash for deposit so they allowed that but I couldn’t charge to room, either pay by card or cash. There was no problem with paying with cc for room service or in the cafe. The entrance to the hotel was a bit hidden so make sure to pay attention to the signs.

The facilities were okay but not exactly what I would expect from a four star accommodation. The finishings look old but are still serviceable. The breakfast buffet was good. The Bangus ala Pobre was well seasoned and filling. There were also two real fruit juice options which was nice.