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This was our first time in quezon and my very first time to travel with my kids. We went there may14 i believe, day before the pahiyas. Since its our first time, we leave quezon city like 8am and arrived like 2 or 3pm due to heavy traffic in slex and laguna. When we arrived at the hotel, staff are very accomodating and friendly. We paid for additional person cause the room only allowed max of 4persons. Mabilis lang un extra bed, maybe 10-20 mins hinatid n agad nila sa room :) then breakfast is also included on our package, food was great as well. But 1 thing i didnt like is they allow outsiders for a day swimming so nun umaga hanggang hapon andaming tao. And parang nawalan ng privacy un mga nakacheck in sa hotel but all in all maganda and malinis un place. :)

Booked the Superior twin double at Agodas website. Very spacious room with AC, clean bed with real comforter sheets! Comlimentary coffee and 2water bottles upon check in. Parking on premises in front of hotel. Hotel conveniently located in a quiet area near town. Waze was ok in directions to hotel. Hotel staff was very friendly and helpful. Ac was a little small for room but did it's job after room cooled. Will definitely stay here again when in Quezon Province!

This hotel is actually located on the outskirts of Lucena City, Quezon Province. It is mainly used for weddings and large events. The owners could care less about visitors staying in the rooms. The money is in the big events. As a result, the rooms are expensive, the staff poorly trained, the food not very good, the pool dirty, and no other amenities. It is a 15 minute drive into Lucena CIty itself. There are better alternatives in Lucena City than this place.

We went to Lucena and stayed in this hotel in time for Pahiyas Festival. The hotel is located in front of SM so it is very easy to find and accessible to everything. It was our first time in Quezon but we didn't get lost. There were tricycles that can go to the terminal so it was easy for us to travel to Lucban and from there, it was easy to catch a van going back to Lucena. We'll stay here again in case we go back next year :)

The location was 10/10 since right after the moment I reached Candelaria I easily saw the directions or the signs to get to the hotel. There are lots of fast food chains and pasalubong stores around the area so you won't have to worry.The staffs are friendly, I stayed there for a one night, I occupied the travellers room. The bed and the shower was pretty clean, they provided flat screen TV with cable channels, the WIFI connection was not that fast but it's still good. One improvement that I can suggest for the travellers room is the aircondition, it's barely working, I already tried to adjust it but was still a bit hot inside the room luckily it rained that night. I hope they can inprove that.

I heard the staff saying "maarte" to their guests who gave them bad feedbacks. There was a huge spider on our restroom. Parts of the room have lots of cobwebs. The room was dusty, no one seems to have cleaned it before we went in. Pool wasn't that swimmable. Too dirty for my baby. Seems like our family was the only one checked in on our 2nd day there. Unlike the other resorts I've first considered. There are way better places to check in for the same price (the resort we went before Kamayan looks like a 4-star hotel. Price was a bit cheaper too than kamayan!) Will not go back there again for lodging but will definitely go back for food! Food was great! Especially the ginataan. And the ambiance was just amazing! Eating with the fishes is a great experience!

This was our first Quezon and wanted a quick but relaxed glimps of this area. Batis Aramin was our choice for its proximity to Kamay ni Hesus. The resort is significant in land area and is very accesible. We booked the fir the room not for the resort facility. The room is clean but i guess because of the damped weather in the area, it has the smell of an old hotel. There were 2 working swimming pools at that time but the resort facility needs some major maintenace again it maybe the climate there that makes it difficult to keep the area pristine. The food is also good, provided you are not in a hurry. Overall its good, we enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere in the area.

I stayed at this hotel 1 week the pool area is very good but the room is not very good not that clean the shower was too hot or cold everything was old and run down and no natural light in the room. The staff were good and friendly but spoke little English. There is sometimes karaoke as entertainment which was good and not too loud. The location I found good next to the ocean with Real village not too far away with good transport links bus and tricycle..All in all the hotel is run down but not a lot of choice in this area. The electric points in the rooms are not compatible with adaptors I had to charge my phone next to the pool not ideal..There is a small hotel shop selling essentials at reasonable prices also a shop at the entrance sells a lot more..I enjoyed the pools and they are maintained every day..I would probably stay here again but only because there is little choice and i'm not that fussy but the rooms could do with major refurbishment.

Although advertised as a resort it had no real resort qualities but if a "rough'in it" trip is what you are looking for (with Aircon or without)this is the place. Very poorly build nipa huts that swayed back and forth when you walked across the floor. Door didn't shut all the way so we used a bed to hold it shut. Ants everywhere. But don't get me wrong...this just adds to the "Rustic"ness of the "Resort" hotel. The staff was friendly enough and was very accommodating with meals and guiding us through 3 locked gates to access the beach. Not what I would consider beachside. For what we got the price was about right and it did make us come closer as a family in that we had to work together to survive to down-graded quality of living we enjoy at home. I would definitely recommend it if you are looking for a getaway from technology and everyday comforts. There was a 19 inch tv that got 2 sometimes 3 channels and the remote did not work but that was not what we were there for anyway. Overall for a "Rustic" vacation getaway place I would give it a 7 out of 10 but for what they advertise it as I would give it a 3 out of 10. They were doing improvement which is great although welding by the pool where my 2 year old daughter was swimming was not so thoughtful of them. We told her not to look at the "BRIGHT LIGHT" but to no avail. We will more than likely stay there again due to location and price and just a short php1,800.00 bamboo boat ride to some terrific scenic beaches. We just will not expect as much from the "resort" this next time...

I have stayed in the Premier Deluxe room for two weeks and I loved it! Until one day, I had to upgrade my room to a Premier Suite because all Standard and Premier Deluxe rooms are fully booked for that night. I was expecting I'd get a better room but NOT! Here are some of my reasons: 1. The phone was not working so I had to walk all the way to the Front Desk every time I needed, wanted to ask or ordered something. 2. The A/C was weak. The A/C in the Premier Deluxe Room was way better compared to the Premier Suite. 3. When I entered the room, the floor was kind of dusty. 4. The toilet tank has cover. To sum it up, I love Quezon Premier Hotel but I did not like the Premier Suite specifically.

No one expected our arrival. We were given a supposedly family room to accommodate 6 persons. Luckily only 4 of us made it to the trip occupying the bedroom with 2 full size beds. We were given 1 towel, 1 soap, 3 packets of shampoo, 2 blankets & 1 toilet paper after I demanded the items. There were no electricity when we arrived and we had a hard time convincing the employees to use their generator. We stayed sitting outside the room until the generator worked. The faucet at the bathroom sink is not working & there are plenty of ants. According to the manager who came to the hotel late in the afternoon, the owner did not informed her of our arrival. She went to the town and came back with 3 more towels. The bowling alley is closed. They have to update their website because the only truth to it is the swimming pool. It's usable.

Indeed, a best place for R & R! My husband is here for a short vacation, and we're running out where to go without any hassle and stress. We've been here once and my little boys wish to get back here. It's my son's 8th bday and we let him decide where he want to spend his special day, we gave him 3 options and he's the one who mention Graceland--he's description of his "happy place". Without any hesitation I book for it immediately, everything is worthy from location (birth place of my husband's parents), staff and facilities. Thousand heart eyes for our sweetest escape ever.

We booked for the largest room the day before. but apparently when we get there they said the are not informed of the booking since they do not have internet and the accomodation we booked was reserved for another group. So they trabsferred us with 3 different rooms. not ideal for the supposed team bldg. but in general the place is okay we just expect for 1 house that can occupy all of us

We stayed at a Bali Nipa Hut, which is enough for my family / group of 5, all adults. The lock isn't reliable, so always take care of your valuables. Since it's a nipa hut where the nearest cottages, huts, and tents are just a few feet away, you can't expect tolerable silence when the other groups are having a good time at night. There's nothing to do at night aside from drinking with your friends or spending time at the resort's videoke machine. Also, since it's a nipa hut, the resort doesn't issue any towels. You must have your own. You can't even pay for extra towels when there's non available. Overall though, we loved the place. The staff are super-friendly. The common bathroom is bad, you've been warned. If you want your own bathroom and towels, you need to book a more expensive room.

this resort is for sure the best at the island, but does not not keep the expectations. rooms are clean but quite expensive for what you get. no 24 hours electricity as they promised. the whole resort (pool, dining area, toilets and restaurant) are not really in a good shape. food is ok but half of the menue not available. the stuff consists of a handful shy teenagers are giggleing the whole day. this resort will need a proper management and i‘m sure there will be a lot more tourists.

This place is a brand new apartment, not a hotel room. It has a nice layout. What the owners need is to upgrade their facilities to make it competitive. The place is quite far from the town proper unless you have your own vehicle. It is appropriate for a family but not recommended for a solo traveller who is not familiar with the public transportation here. Here is an essential list of what the owner needs to upgrade the place: 1) sofa or at least some comfortable chairs 2)water kettle (preferably electric) 3) deep cooking pot 4) refrigerator 5) TV that works and with channels I am submitting this view so that the owner will realise that this is a place where tourists will rest their weary body to have a nice place to rest after a long journey, not just a place to sleep. This place has the potential to be competitive regardless of its location. It just needs someone to manage it properly!