We booked a standard room and it has all the basic things that we need. Although it would be nicer if there is a luggage rack, we had to just place our luggage on the floor. Toilets are well appointed and huge, it has a shower area and a bathtub. Las Casas is huge, upon check-in the staff will hand you a huge map and will show where to book tours, where the shows will be and the walking tours. There’s a lot of activities to book, from ATVs to Balsa tour. There’s also a free shuttle around the resort (jeepney) and you can hail it anytime. They also have a dedicated viber number that can answer all the queries for the check-in guests. Breakfast has a good spread, although it gets very busy on a Sunday and they run out of food and may take awhile. We also tried the food from Ihaw-Ihaw and Cusina and the food was really good. It was all just basic Filipino dishes but everything was delicious.

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.

If you are a Philippine history buff, this place is for you. It's like Europe, Filipino style. Very pretty structures, even the rooms they try to recreate the old style rooms. Very spacious. Each room has two queen size bed. LCFA is still a work in progress, with more heritage houses being negotiated for relocation from original place to the Last Casas grounds. One thing though. Heels won't work here. The roads are lined in cobblestones similar to Intramurous.

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.

Excellent creations and recreation of different Filipino homes and church. Very informative tour guides. Beautiful beach area. Can take pics and selfies. Lunch was delicious. Take jeepney around the grounds. Work in progress.

We arrived at the venue earlier from our flight. We were really exhausted, haven't got any sleep yet, and stressed. Nag request po Kami na sana maka check in early para Naman makatulog Kami from our trip but no. We waited 8 hours at the reception area before we got to our rooms. We ended up sleeping at the couch due to exhaustion. Hahaha. I was pretty stressed that time because the FB page told us they might arrange the room depending on the availability. But yeah, it is what it is. The place prohibits flying drones within the area. Pwede Naman pero need Ng permit. And also, Sa beach area Lang po pwede mag palipad. The food are nice and yummy. I would rate the whole experience 5/10 haha.