Visited Las Casas for a day tour and I loved it. The grounds are beautiful, rich with history and stunning old houses. The interactive theatrical show Noli Me Tangere was a highlight, immersive, well done, and truly engaging. A memorable experience I’d recommend to anyone wanting both culture and charm.

Wow! This place is beautiful, clean, and peaceful — it really feels like stepping back in time. Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzas is rich in history and stunning architecture. Our room was spotless and had no unwanted smells, which is impressive for a historic-themed stay!

We loved visiting this historical place. It truly feels like old Manila from the Spanish and American times. The staff were very kind and helpful to our family. However, for day visitors (especially those who traveled far), we need more easy places to rest and cool down at midday. Family rooms would help families with seniors and young children manage breaks and naps during lunch time. The beach area needs better facilities. We need cottages (shade) for day tours. Also, the shower setup was too basic—just a hose. Decent, clean showers and restrooms are necessary after swimming. Finding a toilet or bathroom across the whole area was hard for day visitors. They need to put more easy-to-see and well-kept restrooms everywhere for guest convenience. Also, having small shops around to buy drinks and snacks quickly would greatly help beat the heat while walking. Overall, it was a great trip and a must-see place. We hope these comfort issues are fixed when we return.

A bit of a long drive from Manila, but definitely worth it! Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar offers a wonderful glimpse of our cultural heritage through its beautifully restored old Filipino houses. The rate includes a meal — food was average, but the great service, courteous staff, and entertaining cultural shows made the visit truly worthwhile.

My first visit here back in 2015 was fantastic, which set a high expectation for our recent May 2025 team building. Given the expensive room rates, I expected the quality to be worth it—but unfortunately, it was not. While the staff were accommodating, the food quality and service were major issues. Dishes were often not served hot. For example, the pork in the sinigang felt like "tidbits," or perhaps "tipid-bits". Even worse, the fish served for lunch was re-served again at dinner. The most critical problem was the room's air conditioning. Despite being on during the summer heat, it was not working at all, making the room hot and borderline suffocating. Take note, it's a company outing and probably 90% of rooms we had didn't have functioning AC. I ultimately had to move and squeeze into a friend's room that had a functional AC unit. Breakfast was adequate, but the dining area was clearly too large for the few staff on duty, making table management difficult. I sincerely hope management addresses these issues to restore the quality this place once had.

The place was good, like being brought back in time. Just don't expect modern amenities, floorboards will creak, and you'll be walking if you don't want to wait for the free jeepney ride. But it's part of the charm. The histories of the houses inside are interesting, the guides do a good job bringing the stories alive.

We had a day tour, and amazed by the preserved built and history of the heritage houses. The cost is very pricy for public, considering the location which is already distant, common public will be challenged with the price. The food served was disgusting. Their main could have at least 3 selections of menu : so guests have the alternative. Menu must reflect what Bataan specialises for in menus as same with the dessert. Bataan is known for its original and traditional puto bumbong, bibingka and other delicacies. Will comment this to friends and others. Staff are friendly.