The first time I went there was when our Team won the company's monthly blitz which was an overnight stay at the resort, free dinner and a buffet continental breakfast. But what struck me the most was their artificial lagoon which covers almost entirely the whole property. I must admit Plantation Bay is very pricey for a backpacker lik me but it's worth it, you kinda paying the true value of their accomodation. And the hospitality man, oh it's very Filipino, without any pretensions or shall we say effective customer service, eh? nah, whatever! We even get a discount since my friend is working there! And did I mention the lagoon, the artificial falls, slides and numerous swimming pools? Those are just few of what Plantation Bay offers.
Lower rates apply for stays of 6 nights or more.
Higher rates apply during these peak periods:
Christmas / New Year - Dec 27, 2007 - Jan 1, 2008
Easter Holiday - March 20 - 22, 2008
Obon Period - August 14 - 17, 2008
Room rates are expressed in US$. Most other prices inside the hotel (except scuba diving services) are in Philippine Pesos.For cancellations during non-peak periods, please advise us at least 7 days prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night charge per room reserved. Full cancellation charge will apply for bookings cancelled less than 72 hrs prior to arrival. No-show on the day of arrival will be charged equivalent to the total number of roomnights reserved. During peak periods, the hotel's cancellation policy is to charge the total number of room nights reserved.* Please be informed that the photos shown in this website do not represent all rooms in each category. Lay-out and furnishings of the rooms may vary according to location.
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