Fun things to do in Angeles City: 13 fun attractions and activities

If you're in the Philippines, you have to make a visit to Puning Hot Springs. What a place this hidden gem is. From the greetings from your host at the start, to the wild but adventurous ride on the 4x4 Jeeps and the soothing effects of the hot springs spa and warm sands massage, the Puning Hot Springs hits the target. Your visit is top off with a lunch buffet in idyllic surroundings (or you could have the buffet at the start but I recommend to leave this to the last so you can wind down from your spa & springs experience)

Unique and relaxing experience with its therapeutic hot springs, sand spa treatments, and scenic surroundings. The natural beauty of the lahar it a perfect getaway for anyone seeking tranquility and rejuvenation. Wish they create a process for the waiting queue and guide the people in the line to keep quiet while others enjoy their treatment.

Cost P5500 per person which is expensive but the drive through the terrain was very unique and so was the hot water ponds followed by mud bath. Reach early by 9 am to fully utilise the cost paid. Even if you are a solo traveller or a couple just wait for others to join in. Or they will charge you 5500x4 which is not worth.

This place is beautiful. The price of admission cost is high, however, it's rightly justified. Because only few can afford it the place is safe from uncaring public who has no respect for nature and the environment. There is no sign of vandalism and it is extremely well maintained. There is no trash problem, the amenities are clean, and the service is top notched. Although the scenery and the landscape is extraordinary our experience was further enhanced by the staff. I can't say enough about how good the people that works here. I'm a local here and a proud Capampangan and I was pleased that this place employs our native Aetas. The people that works here are the kindest and the best. From our driver, to the sand and mud baths, to the buffet line. I have nothing negative to say. I believe that this place is more beautiful because of its staff. I found only one staff who didn't smile and looked smug, but he's not one of the Aetas. He was an elderly Tagalog gentleman who looks like one of the bosses. But I'm writing him off as he may be going through God knows what in his life. This one bad apple didn't ruin the basket for me. The total of 1 hr 4x4 thrill ride was amazing. I've gotten on amusement park rides from Disneyland and Universal but nothing could parallel how fun the 4x4 ride was. Not even the Indiana Jones and the Jurassic Park rides could beat the authentic thrill that makes it feel like a true Jurassic Park movie experience, without the deadly dinosaurs of course. The hot spring pools are fantastic. At first I thought, "these pools aren't hot" until I realized that as you climb the highest pools the water gets hotter. It was a perfect setup as each pool offers a different temperature based on the visitor's tolerance. The sand and mud bath experience were new to us so I had nothing to compare it with. But being that this is my first I think it has set the bar high. We loved the experience and again it was all because of the service provided by our Aeta brothers and sisters. I've had some pleasant conversations with many of the Aeta staff and they expressed how grateful they were to be able to have the opportunity to work at this place as they live so close by compared to having to work far in the city. I can tell that the staff are definitely happy to work here and that makes for a great and pleasant customer service experience. Will I return to visit this place again? The answer is a resounding yes without hesitation. I'm already planning to take my other siblings here when they return to visit Philippines. What can I suggest that they improve in this place? Well they could start by serving breakfast as an option for early starters like my family. We arrived early hoping we could have breakfast but was deeply disappointed that they do not serve it. They could also stack up on their souvenir items. They don't even have magnets with Puning on it. They have nice shirts but I collect magnets from every place I visit and this was one place I would love to remember when I look at the magnets on my fridge. If there is one suggestion I can give to future visitors, please respect the place and the locals that works here. Lastly when you ride the 4x4 ask to ride it with the top off, hold on tight and stand. You don't know what you're missing until you ride it that way. Don't just sit in the jeep with the top cover on otherwise you'll be missing out on the best thrill ride of your life.

Best visit for health and thrilling drive in four wheel drive off road vehicle. They provide all safety measures for comfort ride. Good bathing facilities in uphill in natural water in various temperatures. And wrapped in volcano hot ash for five minutes. More adventures . Tasty tender coconut and papaya are available Clean washrooms are available Tasty buffet lunch is also included in this package They provide neat towels for bathing in station one when returning back

If I could give this place 1000 stars I would! This excursion was life changing and unforgettable. The price is $18,800 pesos per off road jeep. My friend and I split the cost. So about $75 usd each. Worth EVERY PENNY! We got there early around 7:30am because we didn’t have a reservation and thought we could be added to someone’s jeep. I’m so glad we ended up opting to tour with just us. We got to experience the hot springs for 2 hours uninterrupted by other tourists. It was like we rental the whole springs to ourselves. We tried all 10 pools in the 3 hours. Next we met the Aetas they are wonderful people that taught us history on their culture. As a Black American I never knew the indigenous people of Luzon island of the Philippines were Black. It was such an enlightening experience sharing each of our stories. The off road jeep ride was so thrilling and exciting riding through the rivers. The sand bath with the volcanic ash was magical and relaxing. I went straight to sleep while they fanned us to sleep. Also they took some amazing pictures of us. The mud massage had my skin feeling so smooth of we showered. The facility provides spa clothes, shower with soap, towels, lunch ( home cook amazing meal), off road jeep ride, hot spring time, sand bath and mud massage. Plus learn about the Aetas! Thank you for this life changing experience. Oh we took a Grab there and request the owner to send a blue cab to bring us back to the hotel since Grabs will not pick-up from there. Grab 400 peso one-way and 700 peso blue cab back. Promise me you will visit if you are in Angeles City (Clark)

The crew did an excellent— the lady in charge at the front office is helpful. Here is my little info: 1st. Book in advance— the tour minimum of 4 pax in 1 group will cost 22,000 (it'll cost 5,500 per pax) 2nd. Bring flip flops, or wear comfy sandals— there's trekking, and drinking water it's hot up there. 3. Have your own vehicle / sundo— difficult to get a ride there. They have a limited selection on their buffet lunch—so don't expect too much. They provide changing clothes, towels and bath soap. My overall experience wasn't bad, I'll probably go back with my own group, rainy season would be better ;)

Small two storey museum in the historic center of Angeles City. Showcases the founding families, heritage, war experience and culinary treasures of the city. Must visit.

This museum is majestic! filled with wonders such as paintings, colonial era furnitures, dioramas, artifacts, and so much more. I really loved the view of the Holy Rosary Church at the upper floor of the museum. No entrance fee, so don't miss out on this wonderful museum.

Loved my visit to the museum! The staff were incredibly helpful and the place was spotless. It's a great credit to them that the museum was so clean. Unfortunately, a few high school students left some trash behind, but that didn't detract from my overall experience.

Good place to go if one wants to learn a bit of a history of the city, it’s establishing, founders, etc. There is a small part of it that serves as an exhibition area for local artists. Really nice atmosphere of culture and heritage in the heart of Angeles city.

Visited on a Saturday. As expected, they were open. Without prior notice, I asked for an interview with the museum guide, and he was nice enough to entertain me. We ended up talking about Angeles City and the museum for almost two hours. I hope to visit again soon.

I learned that it used to be the town hall of Angeles. And the church across was where the first PH independence anniversary was celebrated.

Free admission. Helpful guide. Fascinating.

The place is pleasantly nice and spacious. If you're up to read about Pampanga's history be ready to embark on this museum cause there's a lot of reading involved. Lift is still in progress. I hope they can include some sound and videos visuals. Very informative!

Great and informative exhibits. The negative impact on the local people from the Air Force Base operations was eye opening, but the last exhibit detailing the creation of the Special Economic Zone ended the experience on an uplifting note. Pretty empty on a weekday visit and totally worth the 100 peso entry.

The museum was open, but the 4D theater seemed to be under construction and probably won’t reopen anytime soon. The museum itself was full of interesting materials and gave a great insight into the history of Clark. It was also nicely air-conditioned, so we could explore everything comfortably and stay cool inside.

The Clark museum is a small museum across the Clark parade grounds. It's near the cafes and restaurants in the area and there's parking around the area too. You'll need to pay an entrance fee of ₱100 per person. There are clean toilets inside. This museum isn't really big. It's spread across two floors. The ground floor has displays on the Kapampangan people, their festivals and their history and geography of the area as well as info on Mount Arayat AC Pinatubo. Upstairs world be more about the American influence and history with the Filipino people in establishing Clark as well as some info on WW2 with the Japanese.

Contrary to the other review, this museum charges 100 pesos entry fee and another 100 for the 4D theater. The second floor of the museum is more interesting for me because it talks about the history of Clark base and the American presence in Pampanga and Tarlac. But it lacks interactive displays (or broken during my visit). And it needs more engaging curation of exhibits.

It's in great location as it is easy to find and close to other places. Its nice that it has solid theme about Pampanga's history and culture, but many of the displays feel quite traditional and could use some updating. More interactive or modern exhibits would definitely enhance the experience. One thing I felt was missing was a section of Pampanga's well-known cuisine :((

MORE ARTIFACTS, FEWER PERSONALITIES, PLEASE. I personally love museums and visit as many as I can whether here or overseas. I was happy to see that Clark has its own museum. What it has is best described as "a good start". I am sure that with a little more effort, the artifacts and other items on display would improve. We nevertheless enjoyed the current (October 2024) exhibit of miniature art. The sections about Pampanga are also interesting (Exhibits 1 and 2 at the ground floor). I am sure that Exhibit 3 could be more engaging with more photographs and items from the Clark Airbase period to the transition to the new Clark Freeport. What I found least interesting, and you can skip this part altogether, is the section on the personalities leading Clark Development Corporation (Exhibit 4). I do not know if the curator of the museum had run out of things to display, but this section, which features the personalities who were the past and present leaders of the CDC was unnecessary. Or are the platitudes to the bosses necessary and uniquely Filipino? To my mind, more material about the old Airbase and the future of Clark could fill up to the space better. In any case, visiting the museum is worth the PHP 100 entrance fee. If you don't learn anything new then at least you can get a respite from the heat (air-conditioning is good and there are a few couches in some exhibits).

We had a blast. Many rides and attractions to choose from. Small kids have their own place to enjoy. We went on a weekday, so it was not too crowded. They won't allow you to bring your own foods and drinks but inside can buy. Can rent small or big lockers. Good for people who brought luggage. Many shower rooms and toilets inside the park. Highlight for us was the Flow Rider, where we experienced wave surfing at a controlled environment. The entrance fee will be discounted for seniors and students. Staff are well trained.

We had a great time at Aqua Planet. It’s a good water park and similar to the ones we’ve been to in Europe. There are so many gazebos where you can sit and relax. Overall, the best experience we’ve had so far. You’re not allowed to bring your own food, which I understand from a business point of view, so that’s not a big deal. I just wish they had accommodation inside the park like they do in Europe. That would make it even better. One thing I didn’t like was the student promo. They said students enter free but when we got there, they asked for both a student ID and a diploma. That’s unrealistic. No one brings a diploma on holiday. It wasn’t mentioned on the website either. Because of that, I’m giving only three stars.

Lots of fun with family. We were there early so got to enjoy most of the rides. Facility is very well maintained. Lifeguards everywhere. Safety briefing before each ride. Some rides have height and weight restrictions. Some require 4 riders.

Staffs are accomodating and friendly. Transactions inside the resort is cashless. We had so much fun, a must try for all ages. Below 3 years old are free.

Better than expected I must say after reading some of the negative comments before coming here. Sure, if the weight limit is an issue then it's disappointing. Otherwise, it's a great experience, well maintained IMO and not even busy on a Sunday, at least when we were there.

Disappointing and Overpriced Experience Unfortunately, our visit to Aqua Planet was underwhelming and not worth the cost. For ₱1,300+ per person, the experience did not deliver. The Vista Cabana we booked was overpriced at P8,900 and added no real value to our day. 🚫 Lack of basic facilities Restrooms were scarce and not well maintained. 🚫 Safety concerns Some rides left us scratched or with minor injuries. Not ideal for kids or sensitive skin. 🚫 Neglectful service Despite the number of staff around, it felt like no one was really attentive to guests’ needs. 🚫 Unfriendly atmosphere Staff were not welcoming, and overall customer service was lacking. 🚫 Poor item security Watch your things, especially flip-flops or personal items, no proactive assistance in lost and found. For what we paid, I expected a cleaner, friendlier, and better-equipped waterpark. Sadly, it felt more like a ₱500 experience at best. I hope they improve soon for safety, service, and value.

Lots of water attractions for all ages. Went there during a rainstorm which forced us to get a cabana to keep our stuff from getting wet. Kids are also forced to wear life vests regardless if they're just going to the kiddie and wading pools. Outside food is not allowed so you're at the mercy of the establishments inside the park. (Waiting times to get your food may vary) It was fun, better go on a weekday to avoid the 200 pesos per person uprate applied on weekends

May 2025: I felt called by this church as my car drove past and as many have mentioned, it's solemn and beautiful in a quiet way. I said a little prayer and then took some shots. The whole surrounding area itself is quite quaint.

Beautiful church and aesthetics, mass is always enjoyable, educational, and inspiring, giving of the Eucharist nicely organized, but why is there never any holy water in the fonts for your parishioners? Please be generous with the holy water and have it in abundance for your parishioners. It’s a simple request and one that I hope you will grant in God’s love for generosity and bounty.

At the time of my visit, I think the Church is closed, so I visited the monastery instead at the back. Architecture is majestic, you can see the Church from a mile away and it is very stunning.

On September 21, 2025, an anti-corruption rally was staged in front of the church along Santo Entiero Street. More than a thousand individuals gathered to voice their grievances against the rampant corruption plaguing the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).

Big church, beautiful church. The ambiance and ventilation is really good. The church has parking area and can park also on streets.

The Holy Rosary is a central devotion in the Catholic faith, deeply rooted in the contemplation of the life of Jesus Christ and the intercession of the Virgin Mary. It's both a prayer and a meditative practice, often associated with peace, spiritual growth, and closeness to God.

a beautiful church… well worth the visit!

The Bayanihan park. It is a versatile place to be for dating, jogging, site seeing, games like basketball and volleyball, and picnics. Though they need more security visibility in the area. But overall it is a fun Place. It is indeed one highlight of you travel in Pampanga.

The park is awesome! Ang salakot-like na structure is humongous! I'd say that Angeles has a lot of vast parks that are ideal for picnic and relaxation. Just wow.

Very relaxing my daughter enjoying the park.

This is the best public park without security harassing anyone for nothing. Ofcoz there are security and the rules are visible for all to see. It may not be the best place, but it’s better than anywhere else. There are many vendors, though, but they’re just going about their business; they won’t disturb you when taking a nap😁 O! and you can even set up ur camping tent if you like, no biggy! One thing, you may have to be a lil stern with the people playing volleyball on the grass; that ball sometimes hits you in the face😡

Lack of Security on Night very unsafe The Local Government must PRIORITIZE SAFETY ON THIS PLACE 24/7 and must properly execute the CURFEW and remove those people who begs for money that of you can't provide they will rob, threaten and even hurtthose who defend themselves ESPECIALLY those "KABATAAN NA TAMBAY" that brings small knifes, ice picks and balisongs.

There's many people there as if there's no pandemic, covid ETC. I get it people is bored being inside the house or whatsoever so yeah , bunch of kids , adults , people running, walking, biking and so on.

Great place for exercise & outdoor activities. It's generally well-maintained & it's nearby public transportations, shops, & SM Clark.

A mansion with a rich history. The mansion was built by the former mayor of Angeles, then used by the American HQ after they lost. This place also served as a residence for Kamikaze pilots who flew from Philippines. Despite having a rich history I think they could've presented more about the place.

One of the must-visit when you get to the to Angeles City Pampanga. It rich with historical items about the local and national happenings. It is beautifully preserved. And at its right side, on the way to the Holy Rosary Church is a street with brick stones. This is one of the unique street that I have visited ever.

We visited on a Sunday before attending mass at the Holy Rosary Parish. It is a good quick stop. If you are looking to learn more about colonial period architecture, this is not the place to be. It is meant to showcase and not necessarily to educate visitors of each piece of history in the home. It is officially a social science museum; very interesting indeed! Parking and entrance is fee to the Mansion.

I’m quite impressed with the elegance of the interior. And entry to the mansion is free (at least as of May 2025). It’s also walking distance from the church and Angeles museum. And I learned some historical tidbits here. So, a pleasant visit.

More Than a Museum — A Walk Through Living History Pamintuan Mansion was one of the highlights of our trip to Angeles. It’s not your typical museum with glass cases and dusty signs, it’s interactive, immersive, and surprisingly personal. You really feel the layers of Filipino life as you walk through each room, from traditional tools to the evolution of fashion and family spaces. What made the experience even better was our tour guide. He was technically off-duty, but still offered to take us around. He knew every corner of the place and shared stories that made the mansion come alive. That kind of hospitality says a lot. The vibe is peaceful, the architecture is beautiful, and you walk away with a deeper connection to the history without even trying too hard. It’s the kind of place that sticks with you. If you're anywhere near Clark or Angeles, this is 100% worth the visit.

The museum was a former Mansion. The exterior and interior of the house was thoroughly maintained through the years. The museum was PWD friendly, the rest rooms are clean and everyone can enjoy the different galleries. While in here, observe the silence and don't lean on glass.

Beautiful and well maintained mansion in the heart of Angeles City! Very interesting interior designs too ( similar to Spain, Latin America, Morocco etc) Special mention to Manong guard he was so friendly he let us parked inside the premises. Highly recommended!

Pretty quiet even when we were there during the week end. Thy hv a stage but not sure if it’s still being utilized. 1st floor has all the table games, a relatively small casino.

One of the better casinos in Asia ! Slot machines are of good quality and modern the casino has 3 Floors . Live games are on 2nd floor and bingo on 3d floor games like Bacarat and Roulette are able to be played live and the staff are friendly and welcoming ! I won about 7000 pessos .

Photos not allowed... the machines looks old the sounds are not inviting.. your money gets lost right away.

I am an avid poker player, and found out that every day stating at 6pm the have PLO poker here! 25-50P stakes. It's a great game. The 25-50 Texas Holdem poker games starts every day at 4pm with a bonus for players that arrive before 4pm.

Looks large from the outside but not so much happening on the inside. Has 2 floors with fruit machines down stairs and cards up on the next level.

The place is clean and good

First floor is nothing but slot machines, second floor is like 70% baccarat / 20% stud poker / 10% pontoon (blackjack variant), and third floor is a giant room for bingo. Antes for most games start at 500 pesos but it scales up as there are high roller tables too. Most tables had all 8 seats filled for most games so if you feel like gambling it's not a bad casino for a city that only has ~300k population.

A big place that is perfect for adventurers and physically fit. Two-hour drive from Pasig, lots of parking space and store for drinks and snack only. So better bring meals with you when going here. Restrooms are not enough, and they need to be renovated and have faucets fixed. They should have wash area for those who will just need to wash their hands. Tents and shaded areas should be renovated and constructed because they are not a comfortable place to eat and line up under the scorching heat of the sun.

Location is Easily accessible from manila , went there on a weekday there were no lines , lots of open space to run around but the adventure rides require specific age and weight to be able to ride. There's still room for improvement on some parts of the park. Also having more concession stands and covered area would be a great addition. Park visit during a cloudy weather is a big help since there's not a lot of covered picnic areas in the park. My Kids age range from 11-13 enjoyed the rollercoaster zipline and swing. unfortunately for my 7yo she was underweight for the rollercoaster zipline but was able to ride the giant swing. meanwhile ages 2-4yo enjoyed the free slide and swing set near the parking area.

They not allowed me to park near the entrance. Some other motorbikes and car was parked near the entrance. Still had a lot of space there. Very big area. But they said i need go to some special parking several hundred meters ago. And it was 1 hour before they will close, don't have other customers. And I don't want to waste my time for walk several hundred meters around from some special parking, while other people can normal park near the entrance. It's bullshit. Goodbye.

Sandbox is the best place for group and family adventure. Highly recommended for young adventurers. Plus...affordable package unlimited rides. Also...there's a relaxing restaurant across with golf pitching area (I don't know the exact term for that. But for those golf enthusiast...this is perfect place. Our vist here was amaxing. Babalik kami ulit.😁

If you're into adrenaline and thrilling rides, this place is perfect for you! It's best to visit in the morning or before 3 PM. If you arrive past 3 PM, you'll only get to try limited activities since each course takes around 2 hours, so they'll have to limit what you can do.

Great way to find if you're physically fit. Tons of things to do. Just no food nearby. You have to ask for it to be delivered via foodpanda or grab. The things to do are endless, especially if you've paid the higher tiered ticket. Just too far but you can go via sctex and exit at porac.

Sandbox Pampanga is still a great spot for team building or just enjoying the activities — lots of fun things to do. However, our experience with the staff left a bad impression. Some made side comments about people’s weight, which was not only unprofessional but also downright rude. Hoping management addresses this, because the place itself has so much potential.

This place has seen better days. Sadly it suffers from the old age lack of maintenance. There are limited signs to the park and the parking is minimal and on rough ground. Animals in rusty dirty cages, very little information about the animals were posted, and kinda underwhelming. Some of the staff were nice, and the rickety gocart and camel ride were ok. Beware of the staff giving you multiple rides of anything without asking and then charging you extra especially on the zipline. We were the only ones there and had to search for staff to assist us on numerous occasions. Although some staff were nice some seemed as if they just didn't want to be there. There's a stage for an animal show but none was available. I'm all for supporting local businesses, but they need to put some effort into upgrading the facilities and train the staff to be more helpful to make this sulit (worth it). The idea is great, but the execution could be better.

My child had a blast at Zoocobia! The live animal interactions were amazing - seeing my little one feed and interact with the animals up close was priceless. The staff were great with kids and the animal exhibits are well-maintained. Only downside was the restaurant, which feels very dated (like the 90s) and could really use some renovation. But honestly, we came for the animal experience and that's where Zoocobia truly shines. Will definitely return because what matters most is my child's joy, and this place delivers on that! Great for families who want authentic animal encounters.

Zoocobia Fun Zoo in Clark is a fun option especially if you’re outing with kids or looking for something a bit different from the usual mall-oriented spots. The animal encounters are good: you can feed birds, see camels, goats, sheep and some farm animals in the ‘barn’ area.  There are also thrill-oriented activities like the “Zooc Ride” (gravity cart) and a garden maze which adds a bit of spice beyond just viewing animals.  On the flip side: The site is somewhat away from main roads and the access road and internal areas might feel a bit rough.  Also, some visitors feel that while the interactions are good, the venue and animal exhibits could use better maintenance. 

When your feeling lonely and wanted to getaway from the four corners of your home. Try to visit the Zoocobia Fun Zoo, have a selfie with cute cockatoo, parrot of different species, snake, birds of variety. Ride in a horse back and enjoy there zipline or get in touch with four-legged animals. Race among your friends in carting fun ride.

i didn’t really enjoy my experience there First, the price: 495 per person is expensive since there is not much to see, and it’s without counting all the extras: ride the camel, feeding birds etc. The person there kept asking if we wanting to do these extras during our visit which makes it a bit tiring after repeating “no it’s fine” 20 times. some animals like camels didn’t seem to be in a really good condition either. The variety of animals is still good, different breeds of birds, snakes, etc. I hope this place gets better, since there is potential.

Fun but still not enough maybe add more attraction or animals interaction..

It was a great experience! I highly recommend the place to anyone. Our experience can be subjective, but it only takes three simple facts, in my personal view, to enjoy the place: (1) visit to have fun; (2) don't go there to find flaws based on your personal perceptions nor others' comments; (3) view the place as how a fun-loving curious kid would. :) With babies/toddlers: For those with toddlers, I do not recommend having a stroller carried with you due to the area's layout. Please carry your babies. :) Cleanliness: I have the least to say anything about this, as I didn't have the time to look at this aspect as I was enjoying lots of conversations with my family all throughout the course. To the staff and Henry (Tour Guide): Thank you so much for your personal assistance! In a hollistic view, you're one of the factors why we had enjoyed the place. Travel: There will be a short area with unpaved road. It was no problem for us, but those with lowered (or with low vertical clearances) vehicles might want to take an alternative way. P.S. Know how to enjoy, and the place will be way more than its worth!

(Translated by Google) Entrance fee: 100 won. Nothing to see. Is it because it's written in English? Or is it because they just made it up in the name of a real museum? You can think of paying 2,000 won to use the air conditioner and go to the bathroom! If you look at 4D, it's 100 won again. Not now. They said they would inform Future without announcing how long they would not do so. (Original) 입장료 100원 볼게 없음 영어로 적혀있어서 그런가 아님 진짜 박물관이란 이름으로 대충 만들어놔서 그런가 ㅋㅋ 이천원 내고 에어컨쐬고 화장실 간다 생각하면 될듯! 4디보면 또 100원 지금 안함 언제까지 안한다는 공지 없이 퓨쳐에 알려주겠다고 함

Clearly Fontana is in dire need of an upgrade or overhaul. It's seen its best days passed by. I wouldnt want to pay to stay here or at the dilapidated villas, the pool is good enough. Chinese resto is doing irs best to keep up, but lots of things unavailable. Hopefully some fresh investments are coming in to revive this place.

Fontana is no longer the same as 5 or 7 years ago. It is no longer properly maintained. The villas, cottages, the theme park are all worn down. But, the STAFF are all accommodating as ever. And the place still has that safe community vibes.

Nice rooms and has various function rooms for meetings and conferences. There are a lot of rooms and villas and places and picture areas (parks) inside Fontana, too. Great for family outing. Affordable.

Streets were dark. Villas are old but well maintained. Wish there were air freshners in the bathroom Staff were polite and ready to help.

Will not return to this place. Apart from the lobby area where they have spent the money to renovate (still requires maintenance) the rest of the villas and amenities are all run down and not very nice at all. The shower was full of mould and as you can see from pictures, requires a lot of maintenance!!

Well the room is still so nice i got the best night for reasonably price american breakfast was ok very fine breakfast but the rest was a bit disappoint for the pools dirty no fountain a bit need renewed to the new ones but crews so nice and friendly good hotel

The pictures online do not compare to reality. This place is gross. Mold in the showers. Stray dogs running around. The water is not potable but they will gladly charge you for some! Nasty.

As I've written several times in the past, this place needs a card room manager. Just in 1 week playing the tournaments, the clock wasn't utilized correctly, along with table talk, collusion amongst players, not enough dealers or tables being open. So many problems, but this place has potential. As stated many times this place needs a card room manager with experience. This card room needs renovated and spacial awareness, I can easily fit 2 to 4 more tables in here. It's also a death trap if this place catches fire, it will be to packed with customers with 1 main exit, and 1 door leading to the main bar. Hope thus place never catches fire, lol

Excellent place to play, friendly staff and players, many different ages and nationalities. I am from the UK, visiting Angeles on vacation. Tournament was well run, looks like these run daily. And there were many cash tables running when I was there, on a Sunday afternoon in September. Look forward to returning here again soon.

The biggest scam ever! Every Filipino player is a house player. They are all working together against the foreigners. The dealers are in on it. That is why they have the ridiculous rule that all cards must be shown when a player is all-in, so the dealers know what cards to put down so the house players win. They also won't let you change seats or tables because they have strategically placed 3-5 house players per table so there is always more of them to gang up on the foreigners. Every time a foreigner raises, a Filipino house player re-raises, the other house players call, and then they bet you out of the pot. They did this over and over again. If it is just Filipino players in the hand, they just check it down. I said something about this obvious collusion and the Filipino players and poker room workers said they were going to jump me. They said this in Tagalog and my wife told me. They had already started gathering around my seat when my wife told me we should leave. Not only are they criminals, they are also cowards. Unless you like being scammed for all your money, stay away from this place. And here's another news flash, every poker room in the Philippines is running the same house player scam.

Nice little set up...just no luck for me this time round....staff nice and helpful....breakfast brought to us, on the house....cash and tourney setup...So something for everyone.

Nice enough place if you like to play poker. A 25/50 peso cash game runs daily. Waiting time for me was manageable maybe I played during non peak period. It has a non smoking rule which is good as well. Well lighted and well ventilated. The "English only" rule is not generally observed on the table. Plenty of locals and a mix of foreigners play together. Feels safe.

Potential is there, but needs a bit more work. The rules need updating and staff (including card room managers) need retraining and to remain professional at all times. WiFi is very slow or doesn’t work, early bird ruling needs to be clearly advertised to prevent any misunderstanding (must be seated for first hand dealt). Dealers are known to make mistakes but generally are very good.

Be careful if you don't speak tagalog. Table language should be English, but sometimes "they" (player, dealer, other stuff) just ignore this rule. Also the dealers are not always make clear announcements. Live-Musik is playing very loud in the other room, sometimes you can not even listen to the dealers announcements. The "manager" of the establishment is not educated/trained to handle challenging situations.