Despite of the bad reviews of the other guests, we gave it a try.
It took us 5 hours to get to Camp Netanya coming from Bulacan, including our stop overs. Check-in time is 2:00 p.m. and we arrived just in time. Thanks to our Waze app!
The resort's structure is Santorini inspired and the view was spectacular, I must say.
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| Breathtaking view |
The resort consists of 10 rooms and they don't accept walk-ins. The infinity pool is from 2 to 15 feet. They don't have a restaurant but you can ask them to cook for you, however they have 1 common air-conditioned room with 2 sets of dining table. The resort isn't strict like the others.
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| My little girl enjoying the pool |
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| Common air-conditioned room |
Room
-Rate: P5,000 for 2 pax but can accommodate up to 8 pax
-P1,000/excess person
-No television
-No refrigerator
-No telephone
Comfort Room
-They don't have hot/cold shower :(
Food
-Pay P300, and the chef will cook your lunch and dinner (you're the one to provide the rekados, of course :D)
This resort is not senior-citizen-friendly because stairs are everywhere! However, every corner is perfect for picture-taking!
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| View from our room :) |
Sad to say that Camp Netanya is temporarily closed starting August 10. The resort is for sale and will probably resume their operations next year. They will also renovate and add some amenities so expect a higher rate in 2016.
