We went as a family for mass and car blessing. There was available parking inside the church premises. The church main hall is spacious and well ventilated with dome shaped roof. Daily masses are done in hourly basis in Tagalog language. There is a restroom and resting lounge beside the church near the office. It was the most cleanest and looks very fancy for a washroom/toilet, far more better than most malls in Metro Manila!

The Antipolo Cathedral, officially recognized as the Philippines’ International Shrine, is a truly meaningful and sacred destination. It offers a serene and solemn atmosphere ideal for prayer, reflection, and devotion. The recent improvements to the facilities are also commendable. The newly renovated comfort room is clean, well-maintained, and pleasantly fragrant, providing added comfort for all visitors. Whether you are a pilgrim, a tourist, or a local parishioner, a visit to this historic and spiritual site is always a worthwhile experience.

I’m not exactly sure what I was expecting at this cathedral. It’s an interesting mixture of old and new, with more new than old. Somehow it works. I don’t know why, but it does. I thought it was interesting that there is plenty of space for people to watch Mass outside, including an ancient Jumbotron. Such, I suppose, it is the devotion of Filipino Catholics. I look forward to visiting this place again in my next trip to the Philippines, as it’s not very far from our house there.

Wow its amazing church very huge and comfy but only suggest more fan coz its a bit hot when i was there in the middle but mostly very nice church and many pasalubongs like suman, cashew nut and many more..love it.. ❤❤❤❤

I visited Antipolo Cathedral during my first long motorcycle ride—a memorable milestone for me. This is where I bought a rosary specifically for my motorcycle and had it blessed, hoping it would bring me road safety and guidance on all my future journeys. The cathedral is best known as the home of the 17th-century image of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage (Nuestra Señora de la Paz y Buen Viaje). Devotees from all over the country, especially travelers, visit the shrine to offer prayers and seek blessings before long trips. The tradition dates back to the Spanish colonial era when Filipino sailors and migrants would pray here before departing for Mexico through the Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade. Even today, the practice of alay-lakad (offering walk) remains strong—many pilgrims walk from Manila to Antipolo as an act of devotion, especially during Holy Week or May, the month of the Virgin Mary. Antipolo Cathedral isn’t just a religious landmark; it’s also a symbol of protection and guidance for travelers like myself. The place is vibrant with faith, and visiting it added both spiritual meaning and emotional depth to my motorcycle journey.

Nice view, the cathedral was mesmerizing inside and out. The park was clean very comfy to hang out.

Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage (Spanish: Nuestra Señora de la Paz y Buen Viaje) or also known as Our Lady of Antipolo, is a 17th-century wooden Roman Catholic statue. The black Madonna is enshrined in the Antipolo Cathedral. The Antipolo Cathedral in the Philippines was also declared the first international shrine in the Philippines and Asia. (Shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage) This shows that Catholicism was introduced in the Philippines about 500 years ago and that the faith has deeply penetrated the culture, thought, heart, and history of the Filipino people. This place is famous for its 17th-century wooden statue of the Virgin Mary, which attracts pilgrims from all over the world. The wooden statue was brought to the country in 1626 by Mexican Governor Juan Niño de Tabora on the El Almirante galleon. His safe voyage across the Pacific is attributed to this image, which was given the title "Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage." This was later proven by the other six consecutive and successful voyages of the Manila-Acapulco galleon, which led to the belief that the safe voyage was made because of statue. The Black Jesus statue, entrusted to an unknown priest in 1606, was also carried across the Pacific on a galleon that arrived in Manila and was brought to the Philippines, where it is currently housed in the Quiapo Cathedral. The Black Jesus statue, which came from Mexico, is a statue of Jesus Christ kneeling on one knee and holding a large wooden cross, and his skin is depicted in black. It is thought that the black appearance of Christ reflects the culture of the Mexican indigenous people. It is also known as the Black Nazarene. The wooden Virgin Mary in the Antipolo Cathedral is also depicted in black. The Manila Galleon was a Spanish sailing ship that sailed annually (once a year) across the Pacific Ocean between Manila, Philippines and Acapulco, Mexico between 1565 and 1815. It also refers to the trade route between Manila and Acapulco itself. The ship was the only means of communication between Spain and its Philippine colonies, and served as an economic lifeline for the Spanish in Manila. The Spanish in Manila became so dependent on the annual ships that when the ships sank at sea or were captured by British pirates, the colony suffered economic depression. The Manila Galleon was not only a very important means of communication between Spain and the Philippines, but also had a significant economic impact. During the heyday of the galleon trade, Manila became one of the world's largest ports, serving as a hub for trade between China and Europe. Chinese silk was the most important cargo, but other exotic goods such as perfume, porcelain, cotton (from India), and jewelry were also transshipped on the galleons. After unloading in Acapulco, the cargo usually made a profit of 100-300%. On the return voyage, the ship brought back to the Philippines a huge amount of Mexican silver and Spanish correspondence. The Manila galleons were mainly loaded with Chinese goods shipped from Manila. The Manila galleon route was an early example of globalization, representing a trade route from Asia to the Americas, which connected the continents and created a global silver trade. In 2015, the Philippines and Mexico, with support from Spain, began preparations to list the Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade Route as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Spain also proposed that the Manila-Acapulco Galleon Archives be listed by three countries in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Pope Pius XI issued an Apostolic Constitution in 1925 crowning the image. This statue is one of the most famous images of Mary in the Philippines. Every year from May to July, the image attracts millions of pilgrims from all over the Philippines and abroad. Its feast day is the first Tuesday of May. There is also a story about how the Virgin Mary chose the place where she wanted to build her church. It is said that the Virgin Mary appeared to the Tipolo tree in Antipolo and that is how the Antipolo Cathedral was built.

Nice spot to hang out, with several coffee shops and a few restaurants. Parking is limited, though.

Nice more of a shopping center with inter connecting buildings there's super market diy center and restaurants and shops in the middle 2 small floors there's parking front and back there's also kiddy's playground good for a day out with the family or friends some units closed with the effects of covid19 but now ristrictions relaxed hopefully start to recover There's also fitness center

Many stalls are still vacant. There’s almost zero foot traffic that many restaurant crews are scouring for customers. The place isn’t cheap, though. There’s are pharmacies, spa for us and for your dogs, coffee shops, a supermarket, a local church and a couple of electronic shops. The parking space is free, with spaces and walkways allotted to PWDs and elderly.

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Just a quick coffee chika with friends thankss daddy hem

Not really a mall in the real sense like SM or Robinsons, but good enough for killing time. No salons though.

Love the place, the ambience and the coffee!!! Much better than starbox

We visited last Labor Day, May 1, 2025 and this place has its pros and cons, depending on what you're looking for: Pros: - Very accessible. LRT to Antipolo, then tuktuk worth 60 pesos. - Place and activities are free. - Surrounded by nature and has very relaxing ambience. - Street vendors are available outside. Cons: - Every activity is no longer available, except the spider web. - Place and activities are free. Expect to have no empty seats/huts, very crowded, and bit unhygienic. - Pipes from the comfort room goes directly to the water from the falls, and thus the bad odor all around. - People are no longer able to go near the falls. - Not much any thing to do anymore. Our main goal is to do the activities and so we're very disappointed to know almost all are no longer available.

Hinulugang Taktak in Antipolo City is a convenient nature escape, being one of the nearest waterfalls to Metro Manila—and with no entrance fee, it's budget-friendly too. Ideal for nature lovers and those who enjoy outdoor walks, it offers scenic views and peaceful surroundings. However, the water has a strong unpleasant smell, and it's not advisable to go near the falls as the splash, combined with wind, can be uncomfortable. The long staircase going down is also not stroller or wheelchair-friendly and can be tiring for some. Tip: Wear comfy shoes, enjoy the view from a distance, and avoid bringing bulky gear if you plan to walk around.

Antipolo City local government deserves a shout out for maintaining this place and most importantly, free entry for all! The place even have swimming pool free for use which is really good especially for kids who want to beat the heat. The waterfall looks great and the smell was tolerable and does not slap you in the face stench. Maybe because the water flow is rapid due to previous rains. The entrance fee is free and parking fee is charged only for those having their own private vehicles. Highly recommended to be visited in Antipolo City especially for local tourist who visited the Antipolo Cathedral which is very near.

The view from the balcony was absolutely breathtaking! We could see the ocean and the city lights twinkling at night. It was the perfect backdrop for our morning coffee and evening drinks."

The place is beautiful and clean. Toilets are clean. The water from the falls is not clean and it's smelly I hope the city government can implement changes that can lead to a good clean up drive

A beautiful and secure small haven for all the family. A hidden gem quite far from Metro Manila but worth every traffic jam. Relaxing waterfall, pools for everyone for a small fee, endemic fauna to spend at your leisure and the spider web for those brave enough. A must stop for any traveler.

Good place for a quick picnic, free activities look safe and the staff are helpful. Downside is the smell of the falls, water looks foamy. Still sulit imo

It's located in Antipolo City, it's a few minutes walk if you are jogging / walking or few mins drive from the popular nature resort , Hinulugan Taktak Falls.

Attended a beautiful wedding at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Antipolo on a weekday. The church's modern architecture and serene atmosphere created a perfect setting for the ceremony. Street parking was available, and the whole experience was lovely. This stunning church gained popularity after being featured in the hit movie 'A Second Chance' starring John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo, where the lead characters' wedding scene was filmed here. The unique design, inspired by the story of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the events at Fatima, fosters a sense of solemnity and peace. Recommended for couples looking for a unique and peaceful venue.

The church has an alfresco setup, allowing fresh air to flow through, so it doesn’t feel too hot during ceremonies. However, since it’s an open church located along the highway, noise from passing vehicles can be heard at times. Still, the place is spacious and can accommodate a large number of guests, making it a great venue for big events.

A beautiful parish covered in foliage, located near Hinulugang Taktak waterfalls. The church is surrounded by nature and trees. The complex has a large stations of the cross where you can relax and walk around. The church doesn't have the most traditional architecture. The wall are made of glass. Doing this makes the people who are inside really focus on the nature and foliage outside the church. This is an amazing church to pray/have mass if you love nature.

Beautiful church that is perfect for weddings. Reminds me of a greenhouse with the open styled building and glass ceilings. Outside, the church has multiple food and beverage stores that u can enjoy after attending a mass or wedding. Parking lot is roadside and is advisable to arrive early if ur attending an event so u can park near the church.

A very quiet place. The church is newly built in a hilly location. Nice circular design with lots of glass used in order to allow natural light inside the church. Right next to a well paved quite road for a worry free commute to and from the church. There is some natural virgin foliage right next to the church which adds to the cool atmosphere within the church. Its located outside the antipolo city center so traffic is not much of a problem.

The place was so beautiful 🥰when you see the nature of this place it relaxes your mind body and soul..

Robinsons Antipolo offers a refreshing escape from the usual Metro Manila mall crowd. Its location on a slightly elevated area gives it a breezy, open-air feel that many visitors appreciate. It’s not as packed or overwhelming as major malls, which is great if you’re just looking for a place to run errands, meet up with friends, or enjoy a simple weekend stroll. The mall is spacious and generally clean, with enough open areas to avoid feeling cramped. Parking is usually manageable, and the supermarket, pharmacy, department store, and cinema cover most basic needs. It’s a decent neighborhood mall that gets the job done — especially for locals who don’t want to drive far for essentials. You’ll also find a few cafés and familiar restaurants that offer casual dining experiences. However, the mall does fall short in several areas. Dining options are limited and repetitive, with a lack of variety in cuisine types. If you’re a foodie hoping to explore unique or upscale eateries, you’ll likely be disappointed. Even popular restaurants like Manam suffer from slow service and staffing issues, which can ruin the experience altogether. This seems to be a common pattern in the mall — many establishments appear undermanned, especially during weekends and holidays, leading to long wait times and inconsistent service. Another drawback is the layout. It can feel disjointed, with some key areas like the cinema, grocery, or restrooms tucked away in corners without clear signage. For first-time visitors, navigating the mall might require some trial and error — or a few rounds of asking guards where things are. This could easily be improved with better directional signs and clearer zoning of sections. Overall, Robinsons Antipolo is best for convenience and light leisure, not for full-day shopping sprees or culinary adventures. It serves its purpose as a community mall, and it’s ideal for nearby residents looking for an accessible and laid-back option. But to truly stand out, it needs to address staffing concerns, improve tenant variety, and enhance customer experience. It has potential, but it’s not quite there yet.

My constant place to hang out. Less hassle on metro traffic mall. Busy open parking but easy access on both side of upper Antipolo entrance and exit.

Robinsons Antipolo offers a diverse shopping and dining experience amidst scenic views of the Antipolo landscape. With its wide array of stores, from fashion to electronics, and a variety of food options, it caters to different tastes and preferences. The mall's clean and spacious layout provides a comfortable environment for shoppers, making it a convenient destination for both locals and tourists alike. However, parking can be a bit challenging during peak hours. Overall, Robinsons Mall Antipolo is a great place to shop, dine, and unwind in the heart of Antipolo City.

The newly renovated and expanded mall offers more shopping and dining spots for far-away travelers to Antipolo and the locals. The open areas and landscaping allows relaxation within the premises and brings a lot of natural sunlight inside the mall. The open atrium design in the new mall section brings a touch of elegance to the ambiance.

✅PROS: Spacious parking slots: outside parking is free basement parking - pay parking Spacious food court area Nice architectural design Kid-friendly New wing bldg. is now operational Alfresco dining area Newer cinema is now available Great ambiance Well ventilated ❎CONS: The department store area is small Limited boutiques available

I can get everything what I need in one place, except for very costly veggies. Very accessible, just 15mins walk from home. most comfort rooms are clean, some are not. Staff are polite. I just don't like animals dropping waste even on artificial grass where people resting 😒. some are barking while ur trying to relax in one corner, while having a conversation or studying 📖 🙃. I just hope they've MCDo...

I like this mall. It's simple, not very crowded, easy to navigate and has a nice view.

I noticed most reviews; they waited long, and we did, but we didn’t mind. We liked the food and experience, and here's our take: Champorado: 5/5, very chocolatey, it can be good for 3, and it's filling. The stale danggit on the side didn't complement; it's better if tuyo or bulad. Four Cheese Pizza: 5/5, I recommend. Tiramisu: 4/5, it's still good, but it can be richer. Chicken Pomodoro: 3/5 Churros: 3/5 Pulled Pork Sliders: 1/5 Philly Sandwich: 1/5 So, I guess they make good desserts and pizzas, but not on their sandwiches. Very good service we had; it's a wonderful afternoon dining experience.

We came in-between the hours of 4-7pm. Ordered their viral triple chocolate champorado, it was great. The South Cotabato tsokolate was bitterly-yummy mixed with the either heated evaporated milk or fresh milk, either of which it goes perfectly along with thr light powdered milk. The usual pinoy combo with champorado is tuyo or dried fish, the small ones, sardines or herring but this time its the danggit, rabbit fish the small rouded ones. You'd have to phase yourself to pair every spoonful of champorado with danggit because you'll get lost with how yummy it is. The only downside for this dish is there wasn't much malagkit or glutinous rice. Maybe the waiter poured too mich milk for the whole presentation, maybe it's better for the customer to do it to balance the rice and the choco. I guess thats just the only point of improvement. Unfortunately the Philly Style Roast Beef Sandwich wasn't available, that lead me to their best selling Riley's Chicken Sandwich, it was also a let down. The whole chicken sandwich is a meal in itself, the fries were big, moderate serving but the chicken seemed cooked too well the juicyness was lesser than how it should be, tasted like plain chicken with the occasional jalapeno and lettuces in between. Honestly, KFC's Zinger or Popeye's US Spicy Chicken is a better deal. I hope this doesnt reflect to their roast beef because I will definitely go back with bettee expectations to try it. We also had their Bacon Sliders, that thing isn't a dissapointment, well maybe the small size is. Thats how you make sliders, order that and absolutely not for sharing. The nacho dip is scrumptious, spicy but goes well with their margarita. I think they forgot to put syrup in the Mrs. margarita because it was just ice and gin. They were kind enough to provide syrup. I'd suggest next time to just replace the drink and do it right again. Sometimes its better to have it right than do it yourself to match your taste. It kinda looses the whole vibe to it. Their halo-halo was so creamy it satiated my consistently famished friend, too much gulaman too. The service is really good and sincere, kudos to well trained-hard working food service workers! They have ample parking and attendants to help you find a parking slot. Their waiting area for The Bistro is in the same floor as the hotel reception, I don't doubt that expansion is on the way. It's just a awkward to be seated, eating while a row of waiting customers watches you eat. That's also why it's better to be seated in their basement level. Temperature's more moderated down there. Overall, it was a nice visit. A couple of miss but nothing to not expect better for a nice spot in Antipolo

Le Blanc is known for its viral chocolate champorado and now I get the hype! It’s not just pretty for the ‘gram, it’s actually really good. All our orders came in generous servings, though most of them were just okay taste-wise. The champorado, however, was the clear standout. Planning to try their Pasig branch next time since it looks like it has a nicer dining view.

The Bistro by Le Blanc – Breakfast Review Triple Chocolate Champorado This dish came with a side of crispy daing na bangus. The highlight? Pouring hot milk over the chocolate dome — a visually satisfying and unique experience. The champorado itself was rich, thick, and deeply chocolatey. Definitely worth the hype! Longganisa Breakfast Served with six pieces of longganisa and what looked like two small eggs (although they might’ve just been undersized). The longganisa didn’t taste homemade — more like store-bought. Decent, but nothing to rave about. Sizzling Sisig Served hot on a sizzling plate, but it wasn’t the crispy type. The flavor was good, but the texture and overall impact were a bit underwhelming. It’s okay if you’re craving sisig, but don’t expect anything extraordinary.

The food was delicious, and we thoroughly enjoyed dinner. I think the long waiting time for the food was worth it. The new space is a little cramped and the group next to us is so loud and noisy (almost like screaming) that I can't even hear the people I’m with when we try to talk to each other. I would appreciate it if people here would be considerate and use a moderate voice please.

Finally had the chance to visit the Bistro by Le Blanc’s Antipolo branch after trying their Pasig location before. Of course, we couldn’t miss their Triple Chocolate Champorado—it may not be trending as much now, but that just meant we got to enjoy it in peace (no long lines, no waiting time!). We also tried their Bacon Slab, Ube Toast, Lava Pancake, and Churros, and everything was worth it. Portions were generous, flavors were on point, and the whole experience felt relaxed compared to the hype days. Some parts of the place are still under renovation, but it didn’t affect our dining experience. Excited to come back once everything’s fully done!

Food is so good! A little pricey, but the servings are a lot! We went here to try thr viral dome champorado, and did not disappoint. Will definitely come again! Hoping though for a better atmosphere/vibes, but definitely worth coming still!

Spent a great anniversary dinner here with my girlfriend. We had a pleasant evening overall. Great food and service. I guess this is just timing, but man, if you’re bringing kids at this resto, please make sure to have them behave. We were bugged by the noise the kids were making at the other table. We just want to eat in peace.

Hearing anticipated mass at Antipolo Cathedral took us to revisit Vieux Chalet, our first time back in over 20 years. This was one of our go-to places in the ’80s; we would save for the beef fondue that was already expensive then. My husband and I even laughed, wondering how we ever managed to find it back then without cellphones or Waze. It was such a treat to find it still standing, homey and charming, and serving excellent beef fondue and other Swiss dishes at great value. We ordered our old favorite, and were amazed by the generous portions, tender beef and rich flavor. The beef fondue set for 2 (₱3,842) can feed four! Everything we tried, from the refreshing drinks, appetizers and salad (everything home made!) to the flavorful beef and aromatic coffee — was spot on. Hats off to the owner’s daughter for keeping the charm and quality alive. Still one of Antipolo’s best dining experiences, and well worth the trip (and traffic).

Cozy feels. Old house with fantastic view of the metro. Wooden floors that will transfer you to the good old days. Good music to set the mood. Uncluttered space with clean and spacious bathroom. Staff were nice and very accomodating. Addorable caharacters and personalities. Complimentary drinks were refreshing and the appetizers were tasty. We came here for dinner, just so the roads were dark but nothing near dangerous. Parking can be challenging if you're not that early. The slope aint so steep but flat roads are nearby for easier parking.

We tried the Mon Cherie set at Vieux Chalet and everything was really good! It started with a refreshing drink, soup, and salad, then came this super yummy cheesy dip with crunchy chips—such a nice surprise. For mains, we had the smoked porkchop and grilled fish. Both were flavorful and came with tasty sides like mashed squash, veggies, and herbed rice. The mushroom sauce on the side was sooo good! We ended with coffee and a cute chocolate fondue platter with fruits, cookies, and other sweets. It was such a fun way to end the meal. The place is cozy and peaceful, perfect for chill dates or special lunches. Definitely planning to come back!

it’s been a really long time since my first visit in vieux chalet around 2006. i found out my mom got to know this place through ourawesomeplanet then. we’d go on road trips and eat out somewhere nice and it was a nice sunset day. it was still an open venue then and you can see the nice city lights at night. i remember being seated by the window before. i can’t remember as much before but that we did have pizza and pasta. the vibe was homey and it’s still homey now, the service warm and inviting. now the venue has got a few improvements as it is a closed four wall space, with even more paintings adorning the place. they even have saturday cooking workshops which sounds really fun. this time around we got the following: •swiss platter — comes with an assortment of ham and bread, spreads and jams like assorted yellow fruits and pate, dried fig and mandarin, cookies, tomatoes, and butter of course. •fettuccine padilla — creamy and rich, with ham and mushrooms. also comes with a side of 2 bread buns •seven-cheese grilled pizza — the pizza was a bit too oily, probably from the assortment of cheeses, but still tasted good and cheesy as it’s named •salad of the day — putobumbong inspired their homemade breads are really good. the quality of the food and service overall even better. would love to come back here again with the family and possibly a weekend workshop.

My partner and I walked in for Sunday lunch and were seated right away, but the place quickly filled up, so if we had come a little later, we might not have gotten a table. There is no dedicated parking lot; instead, you park on the roadside after going up a slight incline near the restaurant. A parking attendant is there to guide you. While the view isn't perfect due to a house right in front, the restaurant is perched on a hill surrounded by nature, offering a distant view of Manila's skyline. The food is delicious. We ordered the set menu for two, and the portions were quite generous. We only managed to finish the fish dish and had to take the chicken dish home. It was still tasty when we had it at home. The service was good, though there’s still some room for improvement.

The experience was great! A good place for out of town meals with family or friends. They serve a free appetizer before coming out with your orders. They have set menu that I think is very sulit. The best pizza I've ever tasted is theirs! You'll definitely leave the place with a happy tummy 😋

We went there in the afternoon, and there weren’t many people. The place was nice and clean, but as student customers, it was a bit disappointing that the baristas/servers didn’t greet or acknowledge us. When we left, we also didn’t hear a “thank you,” even though we bought quite a lot.

Love the place! ❤️ What I love about this place is they have strong internet connection and spacious areas which are cold and airy 💙 It’s quiet between 9am to past lunch time. Perfect to be productive! Blueberry cheesecakes and cafe americano all the time. They serve chicken fingers and nachos too. Price changed since the last time (around Mar 2023 vs May 2023) but still the best choice to work compared to famous coffee shops. 💯

I'm a regular customer and wanted to share some feedback. I've been consistently impressed with one of your staff members, Daren. Every time I visit, he is the one I see doing all of the floor work, like clearing tables and mopping. I've observed other staff members behind the counter chatting, and they don't seem to offer him any help. This has created the impression that there is a lack of teamwork. I would suggest training all employees to support one another, as I believe this would make the entire team's workload more manageable.

One of the best coffee shops in Antipolo. They’ve been here for decades and it shows - the quality of coffee and pastries we’ve tried are great. Particularly liked Spanish Latte: I can’t tell if their beans are specialty or third wave coffee, it’s on a dark (not city) roast yet the taste dominates your palette, not a washed down “latte” or burnt-tasting beans like you’d expect from lower quality cafes. Time have tested them, and customers get to enjoy the experience. Great space for solo customers too, not very loud since there are a lot of students. Ps: matcha latte was just a bit too sweet for me, not thick enough for my taste.

Looked for high-rated coffee shops near Shakey’s (besides the usual cafés) as I need to kill time for an event and I found this café. Very chill. Loved the black aesthetic. Good location. Chill and attentive staff. I only ordered my usual latte and it is in par with those of the ‘high-end’ cafés. Reasonably priced as well because of the ambience. Overall, good coffee experience while I wait.

1. I hurt my head by bumping on their glass divider. (+cleanliness as I didn't notice the glass) 2. My wife immediately laughed while the staff immediately gave me tissues to wipe my face and courteously told me that they thought that was just a prank. (+service as they didn't laugh...) 3. The place was good and I was satisfied with their iced spanish latte (As told by one of the baristas to be one of the bestsellers in their shop). 4. One thing that I have a little disappointment about is the parking area which is only limited to a number of cars and motorcycles. Other than that, we'll be back for more coffee with friends and family. Happy New Year.

Love this place so much! Never stop the strawberry-matcha pls 🙏🏻 I don't if I was given a bad batch but I would never recommend the fish and chips

Yellowbird Cafe & Kitchen was good, but there’s room for improvement. The steak was great—ordered medium rare, and it was cooked perfectly. The kids enjoyed their breakfast meals, and the portions were generous, which we appreciated. However, the service could have been a bit better, and the place overall could use a little more attention to detail. It’s a solid spot, but with a few improvements, it could be even better.

The food was okay nothing real stood out but a friend told me to try the sinigang on my next visit. The ambiance was welcoming though and I enjoyed the space with all the natural light coming in.

We had a reservation at 12:00 noon, but it was mistakenly recorded for 2:00 p.m. Initially, we were seated at the café, then later transferred to the restaurant once a table became available. We ordered the Caesar salad, mushroom soup, shrimp scampi, Wagyu flat iron steak, and baby back ribs. The salad was okay, the mushroom soup was great, flavorful and rich. I didn’t enjoy the shrimp scampi, as the shrimp didn’t taste fresh and may have been overcooked. The steak, which I ordered medium, was cooked perfectly. It was flavorful and served with rice, although I would have preferred the option to pair it with mashed potatoes instead. The ribs were tender and cooked well, with a flavor that reminded me of lechon paksiw. As for the drinks, I didn’t like my soda-based peach drink, and my partner’s raspberry drink was just okay. Service was decent despite the reservation mix-up. Overall, it was a mixed experience with some highlights and a few letdowns.

Visited this cozy with good ambiance cafe x kitchen in Antipolo however place is somehow hot. Servers are attentivs. Food is palatable and yummy. We ordered Chicken Pesto Pasta, Shrimp Scampi and Sriracha Wings. Food servings is generous -- single pasta is good for two. I love their Sriracha wings because it is juicy, tender and level of spicyness is tolerable. We also ordered Salted Caramel on ice and Jasmine Passion Fruit Tea on ice. Refreshing and true to its taste. Parking is available but it gets busy on late afternoons onwards.

Came here for lunch on a Saturday, no reservation needed since there were a lot of tables available. The place is 3 floors. Food was just okay. Had the truffle pasta, seafood pasta, and wagyu steak. Cute date place though whether as a couple or with friends. Downside - there were ants on our table and a few flies that kept flying around. Restroom at the second floor, shared regardless of gender. Has a bidet and tissue.

Friendly staff and good food but serving time and menu items availability are things for improvement. We tried ordering the salad and spareribs but both were unavailable. Instead we got the mushroom soup, Bangus tinapa (very good!), Wagyu patty, and Crispy okoy. Overall would go back especially for the tinapa! Staff was very friendly and apologetic for unavailable items.

Food is okay. Ordered bacon carbo and bfast tapa.. Love the Nachos! Crews are attentive though would have been a better service if they say 'thank you' upon leaving the restau.

We had such an enjoyable visit to the Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo when visited the Philippines —it’s the perfect mix of indoor and outdoor spaces, where every gallery flows into lush gardens, courtyards, and peaceful corners to pause and take it all in. The Mediterranean-inspired buildings and open-air design made the whole experience feel serene, and the art itself was both thought-provoking and deeply Filipino in character. We loved wandering through the different exhibits, discovering surprises in each room, and then stepping outside to take in the beautiful grounds. It’s not just a museum—it feels like a retreat, and we left inspired, refreshed, and already talking about coming back.

Visited Pinto Art Museum and it was such a beautiful and peaceful experience. The art collection was stunning, with a mix of contemporary pieces and thought-provoking installations. Every corner felt like a photo spot — surrounded by lush gardens, whitewashed walls, and open spaces that make the whole place feel serene. It’s the perfect mix of art, nature, and quiet moments, ideal for a weekend escape from the city. Best to go early to avoid the crowds and enjoy the calm atmosphere. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ — art for the soul and scenery for the heart. definitely worth the trip. 🌿✨

The no BS review. Price: 5/5 - 300 regular rate for adults and 150 for students. I can say that the price is definitely worth it. They have 7 galleries and other attractions. I honestly think they can ask for more considering how well maintained the place is. Atmosphere: 10/5 - I was never an art-lover but I think Pinto Art museum gave me a whole new perspective on the subject. It was immaculate. I don't want to give more details because I think you will only know or feel it once you do go to the museum. The place will require a bit of walking. It has a combination of both indoor and outdoor so bring an extra shirt or towel to wipe off the sweat. If you go there in the afternoon or on a hot day, they do have a strategically positioned cafe before entering gallery 4-7 to get refreshments. We spent 4 to 5hrs walking around and enjoying the art pieces. I really enjoyed it and 100% recommend Pinto Art Museum to every one including those who are not so.... artsy.

Three things to keep in mind before visiting: 1. The exhibits are extensive, so expect to spend 2–3 hours if you want to see everything. 2. It can get quite hot inside, so bringing a portable fan is highly recommended. 3. There are a lot of mosquitoes, so insect repellent will come in handy. The museum features a fascinating range of works you won’t usually encounter in traditional galleries—satirical pieces, darker themes, mature art, and thought-provoking installations. On top of that, the museum itself is a beautiful structure and absolutely photogenic!!

One day isn’t enough to explore the whole place — it’s really huge! I suggest wearing light clothes, especially during summer, since it can get quite hot and most galleries aren’t air-conditioned. Also, bring extra money in case you want to buy some art souvenirs to take home — there are plenty of unique pieces worth checking out!

Pinto opens the mind's eye to a realm distinct from the waking world. It's like walking in a dream... a wonderland of delight, of terror... of light, of horror. As one ascends and descends the steps and passes through the galleries, one hopes the traveler discovers insights about society, nature, and reflections of the soul. It's a transcendent experience..

Really enjoyed going here. 🩷 I loved the art and the blend of architecture and nature. I recommend bringing a fan, tissue and probably wet ones just to freshen up after walking, because it's kinda hot. Highly recommend going there.

You do not need to travel far to find an events place for your special occasion. This place is right smack in the middle of Antipolo, near Robinson's place. However, if you want a serene garden atmosphere, then this is not the place as you could hear the cars outside. Also, you do not get the place exclusively, so if there is another event going on, you will need to increase the volume of your PA system.

I want to share my frustration about our experience with this venue. We got married here last December 23, and everything went smoothly. We were charged ₱2,000 for excessive wattage usage and another ₱2,000 for extra hours in the prep room. Fast forward two months later, we went to claim our cash bond of ₱16,000 (originally ₱20,000, since ₱4,000 had already been deducted). To my surprise, the check was only ₱5,500. They claimed that ₱10,500 was deducted for a “damaged chair”—which made me think it must have been completely broken, like with missing legs or something similar. First of all, in the two months since our wedding, they never informed us about this so-called damage. Second, when we finally saw the chair, it only had scratches—something you would expect from normal wear and tear, especially on older chairs. Honestly, this just feels like a scheme to milk more money from their clients. It’s incredibly disappointing how they handle things. 🙄🙄🙄

Great place, our wedding got rained on, and they managed to move everything to a small conservatory. With space for everyone, it was incredible. And then the reception venue was just perfect if you wanna have a wedding well done, this is the place

This is a really nice place, especially for weddings and events. The gardens are spacious and full of greenery, and there are a lot of unique spots like a boat-themed area and more. It’s a great place for photos, too. The only downside is that some parts of the venue could use a bit of maintenance, and it can be a little confusing to find your way around. But overall, it’s a beautiful and relaxing place for special occasions.

Such a nice place for garden wedding, prenup, or any special occasion. Appreciated the nature-sunset vibe. Ample space for parking. Their air conditioned hall is well ventilated and well lit. Though it may be an extra challenge to go here. I hope they can improve the mini bridge in their garden.

We are incredibly thankful to Jardin de Miramar for turning our dream wedding into reality. The venue was nothing short of magical—every corner felt like it was made just for our love story. The staff were incredibly kind, hands-on, and genuinely friendly. Their professionalism and warmth made us feel supported and at ease every step of the way. From planning to the big day itself, everything flowed seamlessly because of their dedication and care. Choosing Jardin de Miramar was one of the best decisions we made. We couldn’t have imagined a more perfect place to celebrate our love and begin our forever. Thank you for turning our vision into reality and for making our wedding day truly magical and unforgettable. Thank you so much Jardin de Miramar🫶

Venue is good and very nice and cozy. The area is just alittle bit hard to access but it is easy to locate. The roads inside can only accomodate one vehicle at a time. Other than that it is great.

It's a beautiful place for a family gathering with complete amenities: It's 24/7 open and have pool choices for adults and children..during night swimming you can enjoy the hot pools with man made water falls and during day time..featuring the picturesque slides .

The place was nice! It was spacious, beautiful and clean. Even with a lot of customers during our visit and a bit pricey compared to other resorts nearby, their facilities were enjoyable. There were plenty of clean restrooms, lifeguards by the pools, a shop available inside in case you forgot your swimming essentials or snacks, fun slides to watch, and a great overlooking view. However, I do wish there were rooms available to securely store our belongings and for those who need to rest, such as kids, elders, and pregnant individuals. Overall, it was a great experience for us and our friends.

Theres no room to avail and the service crew are polite. The location is on the end of a street but visible to the main street we use google maps to locate this resort. We enjoyed and the kids too. View and scenery are great. Must try

Here's the updated price of there cottages & entrance fee as of May 25, 2025. 5ft lang pinaka malalim 😢

We recently visited Antipolo Star Resort for a night swimming experience, and we truly appreciated how fast and easy the reservation process was. The place has a relaxing ambiance and a lovely view, which made it a promising choice for our group. However, we hope the management can improve on being more consistent with enforcing their house rules. One of the main reasons we chose this resort was their stated no-smoking policy in the cottages, but unfortunately, we could clearly smell cigarette smoke from surrounding kubos. It was quite disappointing as we were hoping for a smoke-free environment. Additionally, while the resort policy indicates that karaoke and loud music are only allowed until 10:00 PM, we noticed that many cottages continued playing music until as late as 2:00 AM. This made it difficult for some of us to rest peacefully. We also observed a number of cockroaches especially in the larger cottages, which affected the comfort level of our stay. We truly believe the resort has great potential and we enjoyed some aspects of our visit. With better enforcement of rules—just as strictly as corkage is monitored—we believe the overall experience can greatly improve for all guests.

My family went twice for good reason, it's a place where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful nature of Antipolo city, the whole experience was great, I liked the shower a lot which is normally neglected by most of the resorts it's very clean. They also have a place for grilling which again it's clean compared to other resorts that I have been to, the staff are nice as well. The only negative this place has would be "karaoke" which is debatable if you're a type of a person who likes peace or quiet versus a party goer... I gave 4 stars only because it's my highest and could potentially be beaten by another resort in the future.

It is a nice resort. I love the overlooking view. Cottages varies on what the customers need. Grilling stations available without extra cost. A variety store is on site but prices are double. Down side the slide have limited operating time. Slides need to improve their physical appearance as some of them seems not really safe due to humps or not smooth. Most of the areas are Instagramable.

If you would like to see the Petroglyphs, make sure the brakes of your ride is in good condition because the route going here has very steep and sharp curved roads. Entrance is free and it would have been great if they also sell souvenirs because there are some souvenir items inside the registration area that was not for sale. It is displeasing to see vandalism markings on some part of the cave, I hope they can preserve these cave markings so that future generations could see it too.

You can see some basic drawings way back time. It's like the drawing of a child in the stone. It recommended for children field trip but the road going there is so steep. Just check always your brakes going there. And the entrance fee is FREE!!!

Oldest known art in the Philippines, dating back to around 3000–2000 BC (Late Neolithic). A collection of 127 carved figures humans, frogs, and lizards etched into a volcanic rock shelter 25 m wide and 3 m high. - When we get there–there's no entrance fee, nag register lang kami and nag iwan ng 1 valid ID. If one group kayo pupunta you're only required to submit one ID for the whole group. - There's no fee rin kapag sa Thunderbird ka pumasok, hihingan ka lang nila picture before exiting for proof na you visited Petroglyphs. You must visit this place, nakakatuwang may mga preserved art tayo came from our own history. It embodies the Filipino culture within us.

The short tunnel and brief walk before reaching the museum was actually a fun little adventure and added to the experience. However, once inside, the museum felt a bit underwhelming. While the petroglyphs themselves are fascinating and worth preserving, the facilities could really use more interactive exhibits rather than relying mostly on printed information about the discovery. A small café or resting area would also encourage visitors to stay longer, instead of it feeling a bit anti-climactic after taking photos and then heading straight back. We also had an uncomfortable moment when the security guard casually started asking my best friend personal questions about her life and relationship status. While there were no direct advances, it came off as inappropriate and unprofessional. It made the visit less enjoyable than it could have been. Overall, worth a quick visit for the historical significance, but improvements in visitor experience and staff professionalism would go a long way.

If you’re into historical stuff, the Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs is a cool place to check out. The ancient carvings are pretty impressive, especially knowing how old they are. But honestly, don’t expect too much, it’s not the kind of place where you can hang out all day. There’s not much else to see or do once you’ve looked at the petroglyphs. It can also get a bit crowded when there’s a school tour since the area isn’t that big. Still, it’s worth a quick visit if you’re nearby. And the best part? It’s free.

Awe-inspiring site! This is a must-see for every Filipino. Imagine, artwork crafted by our forefathers, over 5,000 years ago! The place is well-kept, thanks to the National Museum. Sadly, there was vandalism, some people don't have the capacity to appreciate art as invaluable as this. Entrance is free and so is parking. Also, glad that it wasn't commercialized (no food kiosks or tacky souvenir shops). You get to appreciate the art amidst the calm and quiet of nature. Absolutely stunning!

A place you need to personally go and see. The carvings were presevered despite of wars and weathering. This historic site was also used by the guerilla troops during Philippine-American War.

Before we decided to fully explore the entirety of the Pinto Art Museum in its finest, we took a short trip to Café Rizal and ate there! ✨ I'll start with the staff; they were extremely kind and guided both me and my mother inside! They were quite attentive to our orders and made sure to look after us as we waited for our meals to arrive! I loved the service they provided for us, and there were quite a lot of them who were roaming around the area. Now moving on to the interior, it made me feel as if I'm in Europe, and I appreciate the dim lighting! The interior seen in Café Rizal cannot be compared to just any cafe on the side, and you could tell that they put great care into the decorations that I have witnessed during my time there! 💞 As for the food, I wouldn't say it's affordable, and it could be quite pricey at the same time, but thankfully, we didn't have any horror stories about the meals we ordered, and they were quite delicious! My mother and I ordered chicken-related meals; we loved them and finished everything! 👏 All in all, we highly enjoyed the fancy ambience the cafe had, the amazing dishes we ordered, and the kind staff we encountered! However, this is not a place we would constantly frequent as it is inside the Pinto Art Museum, where you have to pay for the entrance fee, and the pricing for the food and drinks may not be affordable for most. If you can look past those two factors, then why not give Café Rizal a try?

Food is a bit pricey. Mediterranean pasta is surprisingly good. Tequila margarita lacks alcohol content; ask for an extra shot of tequila when ordering. Triple layer cake is weird; cheesecake+mousse+moist chocolate cake = identity crisis Dagupan tastes like pork Shanghai at first with bangus as the after taste. Tamarind juice tastes good.

The first cafe you will find inside the Pinto Art Museum beside the chapel. The food is good but I find it a little bit expensive. You can either dine inside or thru the terrace or on the viewdeck.

Very nice staff. Food was sent out in less than 15 minutes. We liked the pork adobo, chicken satay and tamarind shake. No aircon but that's okay you're going to have a workout anyway going around the art galleries.

🍽️ Food Seafood Aglio e Olio - 4/5 Wagyu Pizza - 4/5 Pink Lemonade - 5/5 Shrimp Popcorn - 5/5 On a pricey side, but food is okay. 👨‍🍳 Staff 👩‍🍳 Very welcoming. Some of the waiters were attentive, but there was a point that they forget to serve our appetizer, which is the Shrimp popcorn 😅 They finally serve it when we ask for a follow up. 📍Location Loved the ambiance, very relaxing and cozy. It’s al fresco so you are eating with the nature. Highly recommend 👍👍👍

Great ambiance although pretty similar to Cafe Dionysus which is also inside Pinto Art Museum. Has a cozy and relaxing vibe. Service is a hit-or-miss, some of the waiters are attentive but some completely forget about your order. We tried following up an order and we got charged double for the watermelon shakes even though a previous waiter has taken our order before. Food is okay but a little overpriced considering what it is. Pizza is good and the pasta meals are flavorful. The fruit shakes were really made from fresh fruit. Overall an okay experience and pretty convenient since it’s inside the museum grounds. The seafood pasta has a lot of shellfish, out of everything we ordered this was worth its price.

Not recommended to eat !!! Nice place to sit and relax after a tour through the museum, but I wouldn’t recommend their starters, such as the truffle fries. The mango smoothie is more like water with a bit of juice and mostly ice. I can’t recommend this place for food. After their food me and my husband felt so bad.

Great place to drop by for desert and have breakfast! A bit pricey but the food taste good. The ambience is relaxing especially with many trees around. We ate here on a Sunday morning and there are so few customers. The staff are all nice and accomodating.

Waiting time to be seated: zero • They have big spaces and so many tables and chairs here suitable for big groups and families Food was s good! Personal recommendation is the chicken, squid in olive oil and pancit 💕 not a fan of pancit but this one is good! We asked for a fan as the face is hot despite we’re in alfresco. Also waiting time for food after ordering is 50-60mins. Kindly expect that before going there!

Tipulo is a hidden gem! The relaxing view makes it a perfect spot to unwind. The food is delicious, fresh, and satisfying. Plus, the staff are very approachable and friendly, which adds to the overall great experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a peaceful and tasty escape!

It's our first time in antipolo. We tried this restaurant and we enjoyed every dish. We ordered sinampalukang manok, lechon kawali, bangus ala pobre, and pinakbat. It was great. The staff was polite and the restroom was clean too.

Food was great. The mocha latte was a bit too creamy for my taste but that's a personal preference. It doesn't have a mountain view but it does feel secure and somewhat upscale. Great for family gatherings or office team building events.

This is a very nice place, dining around a "natural park" atmosphere you'd surely enjoy If you like nature. This is a more accessible dining place when doing an Antipolo-feel dining. The food is okay, not bad, but also to say it's typically commercial and salty so you know what to expect, it's delicious but be okay also for the sodium-taste residue. The cheesecake has more extender than cream cheese, which may also be okay if you're cutting your fat intake. The service is okay, just about right time. The staff are not extra nice, but not rough, just on the job.

The place is very private and spacious, parking space is available so its a plus. Its like a clubhouse in your village open space with pool and tress in your surroundings. We went on a weekday, so lesser guest were there with us.. food service is a bit fast too. Food taste is just okay tasty, small serving but good for sharing for 2.

Food is good, location is nice. But you have to pay 100 pesos just to be in the village. Mosquitoes everywhere or maybe at night. I sat on a wet seat. Checked the other seats but some are dry some are wet. I didn’t know that it rained, so since my friend sat immediately, I didn’t check mine. I would appreciate if they tell the customers that some seats are wet.

Nice cafe with city lights view, alfresco set up, they are pet friendly as long as your pet has a diaper and leash. Food was good for its price. Crews are polite and accommodating. Not bad for a cafe date. Reminder: The road is uphill and very steep, so take extra care.

Went here last night, waited in line for almost 30 minutes only to be told that they can only offer drinks and dessert. But at the counter, the only available dessert was cheesecake. Moreover, we didn’t order any food as we already had dinner. I was expecting the iced Spanish latte would be decent considering the price but I was disappointed, may after taste yung coffee and amoy malansa tapos tube ice rin gamit nila very cheap ang atake. We didn’t bother to complaint dahil aligaga mga staffs to accommodate other guests, we didn’t finish our coffee halos di nag half cup. We just enjoyed the ambiance and chill vibes ng place. Worth it ba? No. Hindi na rin babalik.

We’ve visited Café Giya twice already. On our first visit, we were amazed by the romantic and cozy atmosphere, especially the beautiful view. Unfortunately, we couldn’t dine in at that time due to the long queue, so we decided to come back after three months. However, on our second visit, we noticed that some construction was already blocking part of the view, which was a bit disappointing. Despite that, the food was still very nice and reasonably priced. The staff were also very helpful and accommodating.

We celebrated Mother’s Day and my mom’s birthday here—our second time visiting. The food was great, coffee and pizza were both on point, and the service was attentive. One thing we noticed was that the view of the city lights or lake, which we enjoyed last time, is now partially obstructed by nearby structures. Still, the overall experience was good and parking wasn’t an issue. A nice spot for family celebrations!

Found a fly on my pizza! This used to be my favorite and go-to restaurant here in Rizal whenever I’m in the area. But I recently had an experience where I found a fly on my pizza! They acted promptly, apologized, and offered something complimentary, which I appreciate, but I hope this issue gets properly addressed so that other customers won’t experience the same. Food safety should always be a priority.

They have really good food. Their salpicao has the perfect doneness. You can really taste they use quality beef. I love their pizza as well. I usually prefer crispy crusts but the softness of the bread complimented their cheese quite well. Their pasta is quite standard but cooked well and al dente. The staff are really nice. They were able to cater to a few of our requests. I like how good the lighting is all over the place. I wish they had better looking chairs and tables lang. Overall I enjoyed my experience here. Not the best of the best but I think the place has good potential.

We arrived around 9:30AM. The queue is short by that time. I’d say the receptionist in the front desk is quite accommodative. After accommodation, we got ourselves a table. My dad is the one who gives the paper with the list of order. We waited nearly 20 minutes for the food to arrive. The food both for breakfast and lunch are decent. To be descriptive, our breakfast: Suman and Cake are both packed with flavors. For our lunch: the salmon has a nice sear and the pork ribs is smoky and tender. However, there’s only one available pastry and luckily we’re the first family to eat it. Our favorite amenities provided by the Spa is probably the “Fish Spa” and FREE massage which lasted for about an hour. Overall, the service and experience are great. I would definitely recommend this place to our friends.

We visited Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens to celebrate our anniversary, and overall, it was a really relaxing and peaceful experience. If you're looking for a calm getaway to unwind, this is definitely a great spot. What stood out to us the most was the massage, absolutely superb! The therapists were clearly well-trained and professional. We also really enjoyed the sauna, jacuzzi, and meditation room. After some time in the sauna, dipping into the cold pools was the perfect refresh. It’s a great setup for relaxing both body and mind. The staff were friendly and accommodating, which made our visit even better. You could tell they really care about the guests' comfort. As for the food, we had a set meal included in our visit. It was nothing fancy, just simple and okay. Not bad, but not particularly memorable either. The one standout? Their suman, so good! I wish the rest of the menu had the same wow factor. It would be great if they offered a bit more variety for returning guests. One thing worth mentioning is the price. We only did a day tour, and while we enjoyed it, we found it a little pricey for the Rizal area. What we paid for few hours here is the same price you’d usually pay for a full overnight stay in other places. It’s not a super luxury spot, but it’s definitely good for relaxation and meditation. Maybe if they adjust their pricing a bit, more people would come and stay longer. Now, a few things to keep in mind: The place is best for couples, friends, or families looking to relax. It’s quiet and meditative, so not really ideal for kids, though Loreland Resort nearby might be a better fit for them. There’s a lot of walking and stairs, so it might not be suitable for older guests or those with mobility issues. Some honest feedback for improvement: the place is beautiful but starting to show its age. It would really benefit from more regular maintenance, things like dried leaves stuck in nets, worn-out stairs, and areas that just need a refresh. Safety should be a priority, especially on the steps. Also, it would be great if they could do more to control mosquitoes. I know it’s tough given the location up in the hills, but as someone with type O blood, I was definitely a mosquito magnet during our stay! All that said, we truly enjoyed our time at Luljetta’s. It was a memorable way to spend our anniversary. And if they take care of a few of these details, we’d be more than happy to come back again, and again!

I would rather spend my 10k somewhere else. We waited so long for our room - 1hr. They seem to think that late checkout will fix anything, not valuing our time. There were termites in the cabinet. The place is old and not well maintained. We tried to schedule for a massage but they did not have enough therapists. The breakfast food was so so. But the rice is still raw.

I went to Luljetta's Hanging Garden and Spa with my bestfriends, and we had such a relaxing and memorable time. Although we didn’t get a massage, we made the most of the pools and lounging areas — especially the infinity pool with its stunning mountain view. The place is surrounded by nature and filled with so many Instagrammable spots — from cozy nooks and hanging chairs to beautifully designed gardens and scenic overlooks. We took tons of photos and made even more beautiful memories. The staff were warm and accommodating, and the entire property was clean and peaceful. We also enjoyed the merienda included in the package — perfect after hours of swimming and lounging around. If you’re looking for a serene escape with your barkada, Luljetta’s is the perfect spot. Nature, views, and good vibes all in one place!

Massage is ok, but honestly to say not worth for the price. Everything is old already. Jacuzzi is very small but no time limits or control. One group could held that forever specially if raining that this is the only place with shade. You have nowhere to hide.

The location and view was serene but there wasn’t much special offered here that would make me come back. The pools were small and located far apart that you have to strain yourself across multiple flight of stairs. It ain’t for everyone just for its accessibility. Fav would probably be the infinity pool which was the largest and offered the best views. They also have beautiful shared spaces but food and drinks are not allowed there.

Excellent service, great massage, and nice views. However, the food, while nicely presented, lacks flavor.