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03-6743-6572Located in San Remigio, Casa del Mar Beach Resort is by the sea. San Remigio Public Market and Tambongon Public Market are worth checking out if shopping is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore San Remigio Marine Dive Center and Gibitngil Island. Our guests appreciate the resort's quiet location.
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
There was no one there we left without staying! The place is ran down like its been closed for a long time. No security No people to help you out Or check you in! Do not stay here! I will dispute my charge this is disappointing!
The photos shown do not reflect the real conditions of the room. Air conditioning didn’t work. Shower head was broken, entire property was rundown. We had to change rooms ourselves after finding one that’s unlocked and has a half working aircon Food was expensive compared to other resorts in the area. Nice beach though
Our 2 nights stay is not very satisfiying because we did not expect that the area is so far from the highway & the room that we reserve didn't exceed our expectations. The Television wasn't working and we've been telling them about it for how many times and they said they will look into it but actually didn't. We even thought that the beach was purely white sand but what we saw was full of rocks and Algae. Lastly is that the food was very expensive and the place has a very low signal and unstable wifi connection but all in all, we quite had a good time relaxing and our pets gets to stay and roam around freely.
The area is secluded and i liked it as a family outing but it is not safe at night. We feel naked no security at the area not even someone to called on when there is an emergency during night time. Also there is no shuttle or just motorcycle owned by the resort itself for guest who wants to go out to the public beach or just go somewhere else. I understand that it is not a 5-star resort but atleast frontliners knows how to greet guests. I know and feel they are good people but it is nicer to hear as a guest to hear from them "good morning mam/sir" hello mam/sir.Regarding the food service as well. Seems like the foods are a bit pricey for its plating. Plus we waited too long for bfast to be served coz the one assigned there arrives at the area around 8 am and thats the time where she starts to cook.About the beach , it is nice again the place is wonderful for me, its just the beach has a lot of seaweeds when its lowtide (understandable) but they could have atleast anticipated it since they are there everyday and should clean it like any other private resorts do. Plus Please check if theres a lot of broken glasses. Dogs are okay and fine (atleast for my family, we are pet lovers) The place has a lot to offer but has a lot to improve as well. Would promote the place to my friends only if the beach is clean atleast that's to compensate the shower in the room that takes the electric current from the lights everytime we turned it on. Beds are good, room is big enough
Problem one is getting there. It is about 2km off the main road and the last 800 metres or so is an extremely rough track. I was quite worried even in my sturdy SUV. You would certainly not get a tricycle down there and I think most taxi drivers would baulk at it too. On arrival the place seemed deserted - we were the only guests. So we entered the very tired looking but spacious room and walked out onto the balcony which I have to say did have a wonderful view. The bar/restaurant is open from 7.00am to 8.00pm. We ordered a pesto pasta dish which arrived almost cold and tried to order a San Miguel but they only had one left. At dinner the food was a little better but took an hour to arrive—I had chicken and chips while my partner had chicken curry. There is no wine on offer so we had a bottle stashed away in our room because there is a corkage charge of Php1000 in the restaurant. The pool, which had looked so inviting in the Hotels.com website was green and uninviting. The beach was little better and I didn’t want to risk a swim. Even though we had booked three nights we checked out next morning. Breakfast is expensive but edible (where else can you go??). In summary, if you want a bit of chill out time with a few books then you might just be prepared to put up with the shortcomings this place has. Hotels.com should be prosecuted for misrepresentation showing photos of the place in its heyday and making comments like "last available room". Total lies!
