La Casa Blanca — Hotel in Luzon

Location is a bit hard to find. Google map directed us in a private property and we had to go back to the highway and find the street going to the resort since we're not allowed to pass via the private property. We had to navigate into an "eskinita".

Stay was relaxing and time in the resort is very slow. We we're able to enjoy the quiet hours.

We booked the family suite. But we weren't informed that the caretakers/ owners occupied the first floor. We stayed on the second floor (we have separate door going to the beach). But there's no "harang" or whatsoever on the stairs to the 1st floor and we could hear babies crying. We do understand naman but they could've informed us so we'll be prepared. We're able to minimize the noise from the 1st floor thru music. The place is clean - beach and rooms. The family suite is actually great tho, lots of memorabilias and you could see that the owner loves art and wine. The beach is also...

Overall, we had a pleasant stay at La Casa Blanca. The rooms are well-maintained and clean, and has other facilities such as shared kitchen and common dining area (al fresco-style). The resort is right in front of the beach, and feels like private due to very limited people accessing the area; it is very peaceful. They also offer other needs such as food and other necessities such as soap, toothbrush among others. The staff and caretakers are also very accommodating. Will definitely be booking again if we go to...

Finding the accommodation was challenging. Google Maps and Waze initially directed us to a private road. We had to navigate a very narrow path, which was especially difficult for any vehicle, worse for larger ones. It would be helpful to have warnings or clear instructions provided before booking. Nevertheless, I appreciate the friendly staff and the spacious room. Plus, the availability of free drinking water is...