Teza Resort

Really recommend this place for a vacation. The room was clean and organized, the bed soft and comfortable, and there was a hot shower. The owner was kind and interesting, and the staff were very accommodating. The location worked well, with no church bells or town noise, just roosters, hey, it’s the Ph. It was also good for remote work like me. The lobby Wi-Fi was much stronger than the signal in the room.

Don’t waste your money. We left early after two days of cold showers and terrible water pressure. The manager didn’t seem to care about sorting it out, wasn’t apologetic, and offered no resolution or compensation. Agoda didn’t help either. The hotel is right beside, almost inside, the owner’s family cockerel farm, and she knows about the problem. The birds screamed and competed all night, so we got no sleep. The place is expensive for the Philippines, though it’s nicely designed, has potential, and the pool is lovely. Fix the showers, improve the glazing, move the cockerels, and change the management, and it could be a nice hotel.

The pools were clean and a nice size, and the food was decent too. The place felt quiet and clean, though there weren’t many guests while we were there. Rooms and beds were a good size, with room for four people and space for another mattress if needed. Staff were friendly, helpful, and easy to find. The main drawback for us was needing a 10-minute tricycle ride to reach the beach or restaurants.

I found the property well kept, and both pools were in good condition for swimming. The rooms were comfortable and nicely equipped, while the staff were pleasant and helpful. The services were all at a good level. There was Wi-Fi during my visit, and food and drinks were available on site. They had a cook and dining areas, plus karaoke and several other things to offer.