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The price is NT$9,860
NT$12,029 total
includes taxes & fees
Mar 24 - Mar 25
7.8 out of 10, Good, (9 reviews)
"A nice and clean hotel with a nice pool area. The hotel resturant is probably the best resturant in Toledo area. "
Stian
8.0 out of 10, Very Good, (1 review)
"Wave pool was invigorating. Staff was all so polite and considerate. The 4 bunk dormitory worked well for our party of 4 kids and 4 adults but the cr was inadequate. Loved the flowers, trees, and plants on the property. The food was all good. Place reminded me of camp from when I was a kid. The drive there was an adventure too. Ty for the memories. "
Barry
The price is NT$1,144
NT$1,281 total
includes taxes & fees
Mar 10 - Mar 11
7.2 out of 10, Good, (12 reviews)
"Staff are accomodating and respectful."
Daisy
6.8 out of 10, (16 reviews)
"Staffs are very helpful but the bathroom is too small. "
Sally
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Nestled between the majestic Mount Canlaon and pristine coastal waters, this vibrant city invites exploration of its natural wonders. Hop on a boat at Sipaway Island Pier for island adventures or marvel at the ancient Balete Tree before hiking to panoramic views at Mayana Peak.
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