Cala Laiya

We had an amazing stay here at Casa Laiya. The staff is accommodating and friendly. It's a pet-friendly resort too, although the pet fee is a bit expensive. Aside from that, everything was superb.

Very nice and quiet place, super delicious food and awesome service. The beach is a bit small compared to the long beach at Laiya main area. The only complaining point is that the AC in the bedroom is so loud, a bit hard to sleep with.

If you are looking for a quite province like get away choose Cala Laiya resort.. the staff were amazing and very friendly..food was great as well

Great place to stay with family and friends. They have a wide area and good distance between cabins. Some cabins (farthest from the beach) have weak mobile signal for both Smart and Globe. Some cabins also have weak wifi due to distance with the router but they do have Starlink in the lounge and dining area. Our CR is a bit messy because water from our wet suits pools on the floor because water doesn’t flow properly into the drain. Pros: Free balsa Free kayak Free archery Playground for kids 3 swimming pools Cons: Weak internet/mobile signal Hygiene kits have to be requested Mosquitoes

Relax to stay

I made the booking on the date of my arrival as i was stuck there in Laiya that i was not able to catch the last bus back to Manila. The room and service also the food is nice except that they might forget to put some amenities inside but this is understandable as my reservation is really ad-hoc. I really enjoyed the vibe and the experience of having dinner next to the beach, so romantic. This is absolutely amazing to spend your weekend escaping from the concrete jungle in my city. Also they got a tablet in the room so you can communicate with the staff immediatly, that's really convenient. There is a staff really really helpful , he is cute and with a geniue and charming smile on the face, helped me to get to the place i was planned to go. He gave me the right direction and make me a memo so that i could pass to the van driver in my transition. I am really appreciated for the help as the transportation in philippinesis is quite confusing.