Pet Friendly Hotels in Cavite

Location is great! The room is very spacious but not clean. There was actually a cold coffee left in the fridge. The flooring in the toilet is likewise not clean. We just took it as it is because we wanted peace for the duration of our stay, Holy Thursday til Black Saturday. It's very upsetting to hear guests running, dragging stuff above our room. There we found out when we complained that the flooring up is wood only. We will definitely not come back again.

We enjoyed our stay. Hindi pa ganin ka develop ang place, mahina shower pero nagawan namin paraan. It’s a cozy stay and they allowed ya to check out late for free, mabait din staff. May doggies lang na nag rroam pero hindi nangangagat if you are an animal lover this shouldn’t be a problem.n. Need lang improvement sa shower pero all in all babalik kami! Super lapit sa skyranch at mga resto

It was okay. I was just disappointed with their towels; they were dirty and had a musty smell, especially the ones provided in the room. It smelled really bad. Disgusting!

Initially, we were given a bunk bed room on the basement level, which my family wasn't very fond of. We requested the manager to switch us to a twin room on the second floor, and they added an extra small bed. The room was cleaned daily, so the basic service was okay. We tried the breakfast once at 550 PHP per person, but it was quite ordinary, so we didn't bother with it on subsequent days. The pool facilities are relatively new. Massages cost 500-600 PHP per hour, which is half or even less than half the price you'd pay for similar services in Manila, definitely worth trying. If you turn right out of the hotel parking lot and walk about 150 meters to the main road, then turn left and walk another ~1500 meters, you'll find a scenic Starbucks (see picture, the queue was too long during the holidays). If you turn left out of the hotel parking lot, after 150 meters at the T-junction, there's a market with several fast-food restaurants (McDonald's, KFC, Greenwich Pizza) and a supermarket selling fruits and vegetables. It's noticeable that the main building, including room facilities, is a bit dated. The shower in the bathroom uses an electric water heater, and the temperature was only about 35 degrees Celsius (not hot enough), and the shower floor isn't sloped enough, causing water to accumulate. However, for a small town, the value for money at a hotel with this service standard is quite good.

The hotel has informed me when I checked in, that the photos of the room I booked which I saw from trip.com’s site, was not the same as what they will give me. And since we were tired from the long travel, I just agreed as long as the number of beds that I’ve booked were the same and the room was senior-friendly. The room was, in general, clean and spacious. However, the phone and the TV were not working. I informed the reception about it and was told it would be fixed after 3 days. The toilet was a disappointment as it looked dilapidated and mouldy. Overall, the staff were friendly and the place looked nice, however, I think there would be a better place to go that is the same as the price I paid.

One for the budget solo traveller. Basic room, with tv and aircon. I noticed that you can hear noise when someone walks along or arrived at the hallway. Tagaytay weather is very cold, no hot and cold shower but the room has electric kettle, so i boiled water before taking a bath :) There are few eateries outside serving goto and lomi. From the hiway ,its a slight long walk from the bus stop to this transient home. Overall enjoyed my stay because its budget friendly