Chateau Bleu Resort

Very pleasant resort but the traffic noise around the area is a little disturbing especially during bed time. The food is average and not everything in the menu is available, the staff are helpful though. We enjoyed our stay overall.

Hotel is very accommodating. Staff is friendly and helpful. Stayed during typhoon Katrine, very safe

A peaceful and laidback resort that’s very clean and welcoming with friendly staff. Located just off the main Manila S Road, traffic noise is quite low. Only had breakfast in the resort but quality of food (Filipino breakfast) was good. Nice big swimming pool and an indoor hot spring water jacuzzi to enjoy the natural geothermal water from this volcanic area

Had a relaxing 4D3N stay at the spacious & comfy cabana with basic amenities surrounded by lush greenery. Very friendly staff who always have a smile on their faces and are quick to respond to our requests. Enjoyed the hearty local Filipino breakfast prepared by the chef. There's also the indoor hot spring pool to unwind & relax in after your day out.

Chateau Bleu is not a 5 star hotel but there's a warm homey feel to it that makes you want to stay longer. It's like a huge bed and breakfast with nice added amenities. That said, I thoroughly enjoyed my 3 day 2 night stay with my husband and two young children. We stayed at the main building of the hotel. We arrived 30 minutes before check-in time but they gladly welcomed us to our room since they were able to prepare it early. The staff are accomodating and kind. The management is thoughtful about our needs. The room was not big but the benefit of staying in the building is that the service was fast. We ordered for food, ice buckets and other needs and it was taken to us in record time. The room is also very clean. I also love the fountains and well maintained garden around the pool. The hotel itself is not that big but the pool is very large. The temperature of the pool is just right and the surroundings complements the entire feel of the place - you have a view of Mt. Makiling and at night, a blanket of stars to look up to. There's also a hot spring indoor jacuzzi. A bit hot but tolerable - even for my smallest kid. We checked in during the Holy Week so breakfast was a hybrid of ala carte and buffet. The hotel is a stone throw away from Calamba City and we went to church and museo ni Rizal. There is also a lot of places to visit given the University Town of UP Los Banos.

It's overpriced especially considering the location. For the same price, you can get a much better room with similar or better amenities in the city. The outdoor pool was big but needed a deep clean. The entertainment facilities were worn out.