Sol Y Viento Mountain Hot Springs Resort

Perfecr getaway!

The pool was fun and really a natural hot spring .The staff were polite and very attentive to our needs .

Absolutely amazing experience. Already plan to visit again, yes comes with a hefty price tag but only once you stay and experience it for yourself do you realise how much it is worth every single piso. One of my top 5 hotel experiences of all my travels.

Nice place...very relaxing...love the ambiance...we'll be back soon

Just average, not so fab at all 😊

id booked a 2nights team room via travel book and i think expected too much as it was quite expensive. during my check in, the receptionist do not know where are my booking papers though i booked a week ago (maybe she was too stress as there were 3 of us checking in) oppss they were 3 in the reception...waited for 3 hours as the checkin time is 2pm and i arrived at 12noon. why 3 hours? because when they gave me the wrong key, room was not clean yet so we need to wait for the cleaners to clean up the room so waited another 1hr to get in. room is not even 60% clean (maybe because they rush in to cleaning) the handles have some mold that i think should have remove as it was causing the difficulty doing the flush. water is too low and heater is not well functioning. no free tootbrush, no shampoo just the soap and tissue. so i suggest to bring all your toiletries with you. there are time that shower stops the water so be patient when taking a bath. room attendants sometime forget what you requested and you need to follow up 4x and wait dor 3hrs to deliver what you need. i feel sorry for myself choosing this as i didnt enjoy my new years eve.

Pros: The Cabana room (7.5k Php) with the jacuzzi is great. Wifi is great. Water is great. Concierge is great, the employees are very nice. Cons: Their in-house restaurant, Barrio, has ok to subpar Filipino food. The milkshakes tasted like syrup(the strawberry flavoured one wasn't very good, the chocolate one was more okay) I actually am not sure if I finished an entire meal from their menu. Unfortunately, during our stay, the Pancake House was closed, and their old Japanese restaurant was no longer active. I thought Barrio didn't offer a lot of variation, and also what they currently have isn't something to crave. They also have a weird policy with their wines. I was about to buy a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc from their room service, but I said we might open it late into the night (maybe around 1am) so they could just leave us a wine key. But the room service employee stated that they're not allowed to do it, they're supposed to open it once it gets there (but it was only about 8pm at the time). I felt like it was so weird and pushy of them to police the existence of a wine key in a room that I just didn't buy a bottle from them anymore. Tldr; amenities are great, food no, food policies no.