★★★·San Fernando·6.1
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أو اكتبها ببساطة — «حوالي يوم 20، ثلاث ليالٍ»
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SMyleINN Farm in San Fernando features family rooms with private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, garden or mountain views, a dining area, work desk, and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, and a family‑friendly restaurant offering continental, buffet, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten‑free breakfasts, plus local specialties and outdoor seating.
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كيف يقيّم النزلاء الفندق، جانبًا بجانب.
The place was calm, had a cafeteria, responsive staff, a private air‑conditioned room, and affordable rates with great mountain views. The only drawback was that lights outside our room were left on mostly for our security and convenience; thicker blackout curtains might improve the sleep environment.
Sydney·منذ 4 أشهر
The room was very quiet and private, and the staff were helpful and personable, making it extremely clean. However, the hotel is still rebuilding after a bad typhoon, so expect more stairs and walking during your visit; it didn’t bother us, but this could be a problem for some people.
Walter·منذ 4 أشهر
These are some of the nicest people I’ve met in the Philippines—a small female‑owned farm run by Miss Maya that offers such care and wonderful hospitality. It’s a vegetable farm but also a place for smiles. I stayed for 10 days and felt like family; love you guys, good luck with everything, and I’ll return very soon.
Brad·منذ 7 أشهر
Nothing. We did not stay. Accessibility is awful: you have to go down some long, very steep stairs and then onto very rocky terrain where you could easily sprain your ankle. After walking several yards to the actual hotel building, there are more stairs to reach your unit. We tried to cancel our reservation but the owner won’t allow it. THE CONDITIONS ARE UNSAFE and UNSATISFACTORY. We are senior citizens and do not want to risk injuries or falls getting to the room. The owner says we should have inquired first—really? Isn’t there a normal expectation of safety? We were told that the bamboo bridge that connects the parking lot to the hotel was damaged by the typhoon last year; it’s been months and they have not repaired the bridge. If so, they should not have been open for business until they restored the property. Shame on the owner. I can only conclude that the owner is unethical and greedy. We did not stay and went to a different hotel.
Marie·منذ 7 أشهر
Our host was very nice, but the place is in a terrible state and needs a lot of work to bring it up to standard. If you have very big suitcases, beware because you have to walk a very steep stair to reach the main house. In all the rooms we stayed in, toilets and bathrooms were not working properly. We were on the second floor but were asked to use the third floor toilet, which was dirty and did not flush. The futons were uncomfortable. The rooms had very large glass windows that woke us quite early because the curtains were not blackout; it would be nice to wake up early if there’s a nice view to look out to. There was a roach in our bathroom and spiders in the corridor, which scared my daughter who wanted to leave, but it was evening and all the places we looked at were fully booked, so we had to stay put. The breakfast offered was rather measly; I don’t eat much but I was still hungry. There were 6 of us, so no excuse for not preparing for that number. There were no fruits, cereal, tea or milk. Food was nicely presented on banana leaf plates, but more substance rather than form, please. Beware that there is a parking fee of 200, which is quite cheeky since the parking is not secure at all—it’s on the main road and far away from the property. You can’t take a bus or jeep to get to the property, yet you’re charged a parking fee. Out of our 5 days booking, we only stayed for 2 nights. It could be a nice place but not at the moment.
Sunnydayz·منذ 9 أشهر