Mula De La Paz

The water problems were the biggest issue for us. On day two of our 3d2n stay, water was badly disrupted in every bathroom, affecting showers, toilets, bidets, and faucets. It was a major setback and really inconvenient, since water is a basic need. The resort isn't beachfront, you cross the street to reach the beach, which isn't far, but good to know in advance. Otherwise, the stay was okay and met our expectations. The rooms and bathrooms were clean, the air conditioning worked well, and the resort was well kept. Staff were attentive, efficient, and professional. There were plenty of food and drink choices, breakfast was simple but tasty, and we got complimentary halo-halo on our last night. We booked 11 rooms for around 29 people and received a corkage promo. It was a decent stay, but probably a one-time visit for us.

We were staying nearby and only stopped in for coffee. The Spanish Latte was nothing special, though it was nice, with balanced sweetness and a strong coffee taste. The Sea Salt was too sweet for us, and the salt was mixed right into the coffee. The ambiance was lovely, lots of plants and a calming feel, and prices seemed reasonable for a tourist area. They have a wide menu, so we might come back to try the food.

The food was so good, and we had no issues during our amazing three-day stay at Mula De La Paz. Our room was very comfortable, the facilities were well maintained, and all the staff were warm and accommodating. It was one of the highlights of our Zambales trip. Thank you, Mula De La Paz!

There's a swimming pool on the property, and the beach is close by. The place is well maintained, with clean, comfortable rooms and lush tropical vegetation all around. It felt like a little paradise and a perfect break from everyday life, with a relaxing, joyful atmosphere.