Our Melting Pot Tagaytay Hostel

We visited last April with friends, and it felt like being at home. Even though we arrived very early, before check-in time, they accepted us and let us use our room. The staff were accommodating and told us about Tagaytay and the tourist spots to see. They serve bread and coffee for breakfast. The house is locked at night, but you can still go out if you bring the keys. Returning clients get discounts, so we’ll definitely come back. Home away from home!

Just so you know, this is a hostel-style stay. The price is good for people on a budget, and it includes free breakfast and towel use. The staff were friendly. Even when the eruption happened, the receptionist tried to contact us to check that we were okay.

My fiancee and I stayed there last December and felt right at home. The place was clean and peaceful, the staff were friendly and accommodating, and free wifi was provided. I’d call it one of the best lodges in Tagaytay. The free breakfast could be better, with fried rice, hotdogs, longanissa, and other typical viands. More recently, my fiancee tried to book again for a trip with her mom, but none of the staff answered her on Facebook or by phone. That made her think the place might be closed for good.

A good budget deal for backpackers and travelers. We booked through Agoda and got a room for two for 700-800php per night, with breakfast of bread, spread, and coffee included. It’s within walking distance of the main road and jeepney and bus stops. Our room had an electric fan but no aircon. With Tagaytay’s cool temperature, aircon didn’t seem necessary just for sleeping there. The bathroom was shared, and the heater wasn’t working during our stay, but that didn’t bother us. Overall, it’s good value for a tight budget.