'Pop Talk': Three must-visit vacation houses in Tagaytay
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Book these 'Pop Talk' approved vacation houses in Tagaytay.
When you think of summer, three top destinations come to mind: A country abroad, Baguio, and of course, Tagaytay.
And who wouldn't want to visit this city in the south?
With only 60 kilometers away from Manila, tourists and locals alike take advantage of this city because of its stunning scenery, shopping centers, and outdoor parks.
In this episode of Pop Talk, Tonipet Gaba and Kapuso actor Phytos Ramirez check out three vacation houses in Tagaytay that are great places to hold family reunions, company seminars, team buildings, and even staycations.
01 Wilson's Place Guesthouse
Address: Maglabe Drive, Mendez, Tagaytay
From the owners of the famous Balai Indang and Yoki's farm comes a quirky bed and breakfast in Tagaytay known as Wilson's Place. At 3,000 square meters, this summer home has been converted into a private bed and breakfast that features 12 bedrooms which includes a television LCD/plasma screen, complimentary internet, and air conditioning. It also offers an excellent variety of recreational activities, including an outdoor pool perfect for barkada getaways during the summer.
02 John's Hammock Vacation House
Address: Brgy. Bukal, Mendez, Tagaytay
If you're looking for a home away from home, try booking John Hammock Vacation House in Tagaytay City. With its rustic design and homey feel, this 2000-square meter home is perfect for small company outings and team buildings because it can accommodate up to 35 people. What's more, guests can also enjoy as much coffee as they want with their very own home-grown beans as part of their compliments.
03 LilyBoy's Bed and Breakfast
Address: P. Cruzado Extension, Tagaytay
Situated at the heart of Tagaytay, LilyBoy's Bed and Breakfast was originally a retirement home of a balikbayan couple who returned in the Philippines after working in the US for 33 years. They eventually renovated the place into a vacation rental and divided it into three areas --- the Master Suite, the Family Suite, and the entire Guest House --- which can be rented out separately. The style of the bed and breakfast is an eclectic mix of Filipino, Spanish-colonial, and Mission Style with its capiz windows, hardwood floors, clay and concrete floors, kawayan furniture, and rattan ceilings. Also, they have a pool and a gazebo which makes the B&B ideal for families and barkadas looking for a fun place to unwind and enjoy the provincial atmosphere.
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