Hotel is okay, not too old, its perfect for just an overnight visit. The rooms were cleaned but…read morestyle is a little out dated. The building is pretty.. the only thing I don't like about this place is the guy in the pool area. He was the person in the hotel in charge of the pool side bar, towels and etc.. when we asked for extra pool towels due to their towels were too thin and it's gets wet easily, he made comment saying we were asking excessive amount of pool towels. He was watching us the whole time at the pool, moved the lounge chair in front of the bar and watched us swimming which made me feel uncomfortable. He's rude to the guests. This place is okay, nothing special. I will not come back here next time.

Everything is good. Employees are awesome. Food is good and venue is memorable. Worth the trip from…read moreManila.

0 Star -- A Complete Waste of Time…read more We drove all the way from Makati to Tagaytay for an ocular, only to be completely ignored. First, the security guard asked us 10 different questions and it felt like an interrogation. We felt so unwelcome. Already, it was a terrible experience! Since we first spoke on October 5 and upon arrival, not a single person from your sales team reached out or followed up -- despite confirming the appointment for October 17 and assuring me that it was "noted." We waited for 20 minutes in your office, were eventually led to the "blue room" to meet the salespeople, and still waited endlessly. No one seemed to know what was going on. The entire experience was disorganized, unprofessional, and a total embarrassment for what's supposed to be a reputable resort. What makes this worse is that I had been messaging since October 5, trying to coordinate. Had your team shown even a fraction of professionalism, you could've had a full week's stay from guests who have shared stages with Tony Robbins and Oprah Winfrey, using your amenities daily and generating great exposure for your brand. Instead, you've shown a complete lack of awareness, urgency, and business sense. Opportunities like this don't knock twice -- and you've managed to slam the door shut on yours. Truly disappointing.

Best accommodation and great breakfast buffet.The garden was beautifully landscaped.Did not have a…read morechance though to go swimming.Will not hesitate to check in to this place again

Great place to stay. Staff terrific and everything from start to finish. Have been here a few times.read more

Of all the days to pick, we went to Tagaytay on a weekend the TAAL volcano was emitting ash. Left…read moreManila on a Friday early morning and the drive was smooth. We were a party of four with friends vacationing from the US. We booked in advance at booking.com.... the hotel was delightful. Clean and spacious. The lobby and the rooms we chose were overlooking the volcano. Of course, when we got there, the steam/ash from the volcano was covering the view. Nevertheless, the hotel has much to offer. We checked in at 2pm. The guests were few as we were allowed to check-in early. Normally, it's a 4pm check-in with a 2pm check-out. After relaxing at our rooms for a couple of hours, we decided to do the SPA. Best decsion we did that day. By the way they have an ice cream 'caritela' at the lobby . You must try the chocnut flavored ice-cream... the avocado too! All four of us truly enjoyed The VEDERA SPA. We did the 60 minute body scrub and 60 minute massage for 2800 pesos each. That was rejuvenating and relaxing. Our skin felt smooth and soft after the scrub and the massage, solid excellence - you can tell the staff are well trained therapist. Not just fly-by-day masseuse. After the massage, we had dinner indoors due to the ash fall. There was simple entertainment with a female singer accompanied by male guitarist. Pleasant tones I say. Even sang our requested songs. Come morning, the buffet was scrumptious. Tiny fried fishes were a favorite at our table. 'Tawilis' I believe. So many food options and they had TAHO!!! My childhood breakfast food...how wonderful was that! The buffet had all-american and filipino dishes. Oh and the steam/ash died down in the morning. Giving us a great view for breakfast. The concierge, counter staff, servers as well as the spa staff were great. Real assets of this hotel. Everyone was in smiles and ready to help at all times. Our young server even took amazing pictures of us. BRAVO ESCALA, keep up the good work.

Anya Resort Tagaytay exceeded expectations. Gorgeous ambience, stylish décor, and pristine…read moreamenities. Everything was clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully done. Service was excellent -- warm, attentive, and genuinely top‑tier. A beautiful retreat worth returning to.

Lovely resort just a few minutes from Tagaytay proper. As relaxing as it gets with a nice breeze…read more Super quiet and away from the typical life noises of the Philippines. Super friendly staff. Will update my review after I've experienced some of their services but the room itself is amazing.

During Easter Sunday, my husband and I wanted to find someplace special to spend the afternoon, so…read morewe decided to drive up to Tagaytay -- one of the Philippines' most beloved resort and tourist destinations. Tagaytay sits high in the mountains overlooking Taal Volcano and Taal Lake, offering some of the most breathtaking scenery in the country. The elevation gives the city a much cooler climate than Metro Manila, which honestly is part of the appeal. After the heat and traffic of the lowlands, arriving in Tagaytay almost feels like stepping into another world entirely. The views overlooking the volcano are absolutely spectacular. Taal itself is fascinating because it is one of the world's smallest active volcanoes, sitting within a lake, which itself sits inside a larger volcanic caldera. The entire landscape has this dramatic beauty to it when viewed from the ridge roads and hotels perched high above the lake. For our Easter brunch, we chose the famous Taal Vista Hotel, which has one of the prime viewing locations in the area. The buffet itself was wonderful. There were many distinctive offerings ranging from Filipino dishes to international selections, along with a large assortment of desserts and breads. Everything felt fresh, plentiful, and beautifully presented. The service throughout brunch was also excellent -- attentive, warm, and polished in that distinctly Filipino way that always makes guests feel genuinely welcomed. But honestly, one of the most memorable parts of the experience was the entertainment. Throughout brunch, there were traditional Filipino folk dancers and performers moving through the dining area performing cultural dances in vibrant historical costumes. The music, movement, and dramatic presentation added so much atmosphere to the meal. It transformed brunch from simply eating into something celebratory and immersive. After we finished eating, my husband and I wandered outside to stroll along the viewing areas overlooking the volcano and lake below. The weather was absolutely beautiful -- cool breezes, soft clouds drifting over the mountains, and that peaceful Tagaytay atmosphere that always makes you want to linger a little longer than you planned. It turned into a truly lovely Easter Sunday together.

This business has been here since I remember . Also has the best overlooking Taal Lake…read more Had desserts here . Enjoyed their Tropical Halohalo and Ube cheesecake .

Beautiful Hotel and accessible to nearby tourists spots. We have the view of Taal Volcano and…read morebooked two suites for a day. Excellent service from everyone! Their GM was present and hands-on to staffs and guests. There's a cafe/dining area at the lobby. Buffet was great!!! I highly recommend this hotel as first choice when visiting Tagaytay, Philippines. Free parking.

My family took a short weekend trip to Tagaytay recently and we chose the Summit Hotel for its…read moreproximity to prime tourist spots and amazing views of Taal. I highly recommend the lake views because the views of Taal Volcano and Taal lake are breathtaking. The hotel was built in 2014 and they just completed a refresh of its rooms bringing them up to date. The service was superb all around and the breakfast offerings are vast. Our favorites from the breakfast spread were the crispy bangus (fish) and bibingka. They also have an onsite parking lot and drivers' quarters. Within walking distance is a Starbucks plus a Robinson's mall and grocery store. Summit Hotel is a nice hotel for the area and is easy on the wallet when it comes to what they offer which is a lot!

I totally liked Theodore's vibe. I stayed here overnight for a quick holiday, and I really enjoyed…read moremyself. The hotel was pretty, the room was cozy and comfortable, the food was great, and nothing beats staying in a hotel in Tagaytay that has a lake view. I prefer staying in smallish hotels in Tagaytay as opposed to bigger establishments, and Theodore Hotel fits the bill. Just felt a bit expensive though. I guess that's what a lakeview does to the listed price.

The first time I stayed at Theodore was for a quick getaway. I picked Theodore as they had…read moreinteresting themed rooms that were relatively cheaper compared to the other boutique hotel in that row. I also saw on their website that the hotel is pretty quirky, and being the artsy traveller that I am, I took a quick liking to the place. When I got there, the photos did not do justice to the hotel. It was so adorably pretty, with so many interesting items and conversation pieces, I could just stay in the lobby all day. Well, not really. Their rooms are beautiful, too. Spacious, neatly laid out and with amenities like day beds, an iPod dock, etcetera. They also have a spa, which I of course tried. I like the thought that in such a small hotel, there's a spa and you can have a massage done, cross the hallway or climb a flight of stairs and you're right at your room. Another feature I like about the hotel is their dining and lounge area at the back where you can play board games or read books readily available, while eating or having a cup of coffee, with a nice view of the Taal Volcano and Lake, of course.

If you're looking for a retreat and a break away from the busy life in the metro, I highly…read morerecommend going to Moon Garden Tagaytay. The great landscape and the rustic vibe gives off that laid back nature that you can only experience in the province. What's also great is the cold weather in Tagaytay if you're really sick of the humid and polluted Manila. You won't even need to turn on the AC but you need to bring an insect repellent to shoo away the bugs that might seep through. It's also one of the few hotels that makes you appreciate the Philippine culture because of the interior design and the materials used. It's like staying inside a museum. The place is also perfect for reading because of the fresh air and the nature that you can overlook. Their breakfast is also to look out for. If only I could stay here and not return to Manila anymore.