"Las Casas is a stunning, living museum in Bataan. It masterfully restores Spanish-colonial heritage houses along cobblestone streets, canals, and a beach. While the immersive history tours and grand architecture are breathtaking, in-room amenities can feel dated. A unique cultural escape."

"We loved the hotel room! So homey and classy. Will come back in future visits to Bataan. The best option for me, near to hotel!"

"It was a hapoy and contented stay"

"Definetly will be back again. The staffs are very accommodating and helpful."

"The resort’s style is you can’t bring any outside food and have to order food from their restaurants. This would be fine but when you get to the resto the wait is longer than the meal. Another is the meal itself takes 45 mins to 1 hour before you get it. We got to the resto 7pm. Did not get seated until 8pm. Last order is 9pm. Breakfast was slightly better at 7:30am but no choice but al fresco dining so some of the food had insects. Lunch was bad again at 45 mins before the first dish came out. At the 30min mark we were told that some items were not available and were asked to change. Lets see what dinner will be like today. To be clear the staff were very polite and accomodating. It is the facility and yhe system that needs improvement."

"We love the place, the room and the view! Super nice staffs and so accommodating! The whole family loved it! Planning to go back."

"Value for money! Great staff, we even got a chance to meet the owner who is supper accommodating (he looks like one of the staff until they called him "boss"). clean and comfy rooms. Great ambiance. Scenic view. Will definely come back here."

"The resort has a lovely ambiance, with friendly staff and great food overall, which made our stay enjoyable. That said, there are a few areas for improvement. The comfort room door in our room was not very clean upon arrival. We also didn’t receive complimentary coffee or tea initially. We only realized on the second day that it was supposed to be included. While the staff provided three sachets for the three of us at that time, we didn’t receive any again on the third day despite already raising the request. We frequently dined at the resort’s restaurant and truly enjoyed the meals prepared by the first chef. However, we noticed some inconsistency in taste when ordering the same dishes on different days, which we think it might be due to a change in chefs. Still, it should be consistent because people order the same thing because they expect it to taste the same - or at least way closer. Regarding breakfast, we understand that since we stayed from Sunday to Tuesday and there were fewer guests, the resort could not offer a buffet (as this is only available when there are 30 or more guests - according to the staff). However, it’s worth noting that we were charged the same per-day rate as any other day, including peak season pricing, regardless of occupancy. With that in mind, it was a bit disappointing that the plated breakfast felt limited and inconsistent. In particular, there is a breakfast plate option that includes two viands, but we were told it could not be ordered as part of the included breakfast, even though it is part of the menu. Additionally, the portion sizes on the second day were noticeably smaller—around half of what we were served on the first day—which made it feel like the breakfast offering was being minimized despite the full rate being applied. Maintaining consistency in both options and portions would greatly improve the overall value and guest experience. During our stay, it seemed that we were among the only guests dining at certain times. It would have been nice to have a bit more attentiveness from the staff. For example, on the second day, we had to request plates for our lunch, and ask for water. While we understand that we ordered drinks, serving water is typically a standard practice, as we experienced on the first day. These are small details, but addressing them could further enhance the overall service experience. As for amenities, beach towels are provided for free, but they must be picked up and returned at the reception area, which is located near the parking. It might be more convenient for guests if towels were available closer to the beach or bar area to minimize the need to go back and forth, especially when trying to relax. Overall, I’m still giving this resort a high rating. The place is beautiful (though not very senior- or PWD-friendly), the food is delicious, and the staff are kind. I’m grateful for the experience and hope these suggestions help improve future stays for other guests."

"The location is excellent. Less than 1km to Plaza Mayor de Balanga. Close to cafes, food park, night market, and other fast food chains. You can ride a tricycle as soon as you get out of the vicinity. They're quick to respond with calls and online inquiries. The facilities and essentials supplied are almost like those you'd expect in a hotel. The shared bathroom is not a downside as I expected initially. They are actually well-maintained and comfortable to use. The front desk almost has everything you might need in any situation: medicine, alcoholic drinks, games, trash bags, paper cups, etc. There's a water dispenser, too, to fill up water containers. The free breakfast is very much appreciated. It was already prepared as early as 6:30 AM, and you can choose to take them out. The food is nice, too. Well recommended for solo travelers or friends who are staying for a few days in Bataan."