Resorter i North Luzon Agribusiness Quadrangle

“This was our second stay at this hotel, and it certainly won’t be our last. The highlight for us is easily the pool area, which is always beautifully maintained, clean, and perfect for relaxing. In addition to the incredible pool, all the other facilities—including the on-site dining options—The staff remains consistently welcoming and attentive, ensuring our second visit was just as memorable as our first. We highly recommend this property to anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality getaway...

“The rooms are very clean, the staffs are very nice, friendly and helpful. Maryjane and Jeff, is very friendly and always goes above and beyond and are welling to help when you needed help, so as the manager. but my only problem is no restaurant on site. when we use the shower there's no drainage when you shower the water goes to the toilet side and its not draining so you're stuck on a seating water and it flooded its because its no drainage. I would be welling to go back again in the future and...

“Clean room and amenities, friendly staff, land tour was a great experience, the tourist guide is very friendly and helpful. Ocean view is amazing. My family enjoyed the pool and some resort activities like billiards and videoke. I wish there will be more choices of foods. Thank you Casa Almarenzo. See you again next time.”

“Beautiful landscape with awesome swimming pool and ocean view but the property is somewhat rundown. It’s not being maintained. The hardware in my bathroom is rusty. Definitely looks old and it smelled like sewer after taking a long shower. Room is big but very dull. No character for what is advertised as 5 star hotel. Breakfast is a typical Filipino breakfast; not exciting for a hotel rated as 5 star. ”

“The best part is the location beach front. The staff were not too friendly and they are good at saying no to their hotel guests. There’s construction everywhere. No reliable television service. Food is mediocre for the price. They charge for everything even for ice. They need more training in hospitality because we felt not too welcome during our stay.”