A perfect, tranquil spot to stay.
Angelica4 months ago
Tagaytay·7.9
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The Sang Yoo Mountain View Tagaytay Staycation offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and modern amenities, featuring balconies or terraces with garden, lake, or mountain views of Taal Volcano. Facilities include a sun terrace, lush garden, outdoor fireplace, shared kitchen, and free on-site parking. Breakfast options range from continental to Asian, with room service available.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
A perfect, tranquil spot to stay.
Angelica·4 months ago
The best feature of the hotel is the terrace at the back. Fantastic view of lake Taal and volcano island. I doubt there are many places with better views! Being next to Museo Orlina is a bonus. Also a shout out to a nice, local food serving, restaurant, Kaye Ryan Grill, just 2 min walk up the hill. As the hotel serves breakfast only. The breakfast is plentiful and tasty btw, and you can have it on the afore-mentioned terrance enjoying the wonderful view. If you plan to go ask them if there is construction work and/or if they have bookings for large parties. I was very grateful they took me in at short notice - when Casa Noah up the road cancelled on me with less than 24h notice. And in the shortness of time it is may be understandable i wasnt warned of either. On the saturday there was quite a bit of noise from the extension they are building. No construction on sunday luckily. But when i was looking forward to a quiet time on the terrace, i was turned back. It was booked by a private party. One that played music at a volume high enough to entertain half the town for 8 hours straight. Which makes a complete mockery of the ' keep noise to a minimum' signs they put up in every room. The guests of the private party wandering around the hotel ( presumably looking for a place away from their own noise quiet enough to talk) , brought out the worst feature of the hotel strongly. It lacks a sense of privacy. The rooms have large windows facing public walkways, with thin curtains and thinner window glass, which let you see silhouettes and overhear conversations, and make you wonder if they can see you. Absolute worst, in my room even the shower had a window like that. Not the bathroom, the actual shower
Svenja·4 months ago
The room was comfortable, with two large beds, and a beautiful deck with seating right outside, perfect for enjoying the excellent breakfast overlooking Lake Taal. The staff were friendly and accommodating. The bathroom was a bit spartan, but adequate, and a table lamp would have been a nice alternative to the very bright ceiling lights—just minor quibbles.
James·6 months ago
The staff were friendly and the balcony offered a million‑dollar view. The only drawback was the walk to the hotel.
Mendoza·7 months ago
The view of the volcano, the staff’s kindness, the breakfast, the spacious room, and the cleanliness were all great. The curtains, however, are not dark enough.
Eliane·7 months ago