The bungalow was large, reasonably clean, but quite basic. But I expected just to stay for one night, and also liked the large resort territory and the bungalow's location right on the beach, so I decided to give it a try. The swimming pool is medium-sized, but I didn't see anyone swimming there during my stay. The beach nearby is ok for swimming, if not a bit "wild", but it's seems to be the same in other resorts here. The room had satellite TV with an excellent picture quality and many channels (definite plus!), but no fridge - quite weird for a certainly mid-range (for SE Asia) P1790/$36 per night. The aircon was noisy (OK for a budget room, but not for this price range) and didn't help much in a bamboo bungalow, but the weather wasn't too hot anyway. Tried the restaurant next morning, but I had a hard time choosing what to order for my breakfast, as the most dishes were >P300, including Filipino ones which cost P100 in a local restaurant or in a budget hotel - again, this kind of pricing may be expected (but isn't always the case!) in a star-hotel, but not in this kind of resort. The staff of the restaurant were very pleasant, though. On the next day I decided to stay a few days more in La Union, so I moved to another resort - it was P200 cheaper, and almost everything, except maybe TV quality and Wi-Fi reception, was much better. So I didn't get how they manage to fill the rooms with such a basic (for $30+ price range) facilities. Guess whether the tricycle drivers have an agreement to bring the foreigners to this resort, many of whom are completely ignoring they're not in the Western-priced country, not even in Angeles (from where many of the guests seem to come). Anyway, I can't say the resort is bad, for a (semi)-budget (not even really backpacker) traveller the facilities are nice. I just think the price is too high for this kind of facilities, were it more like P1200-1300, I'd definitely consider staying there for my remaining days here.

We just stayed one night, but it was a pleasant stay. We loved the pool! There's not a real beach as the waves reach the resorts wall, the sea is shallow the first 30 meters, so great to swim. The restaurant is so so and prices are above average. The room was not luxury but with all good working facilities. I would return...

My wife and I stayed at this resort for five nights.
I did read previous reviews of the resort but decided to keep an open mind about it. To be honest I was pleasantly surprised when we arrived.
The rooms and cottages are built of 'native materials' which give a dull, neglected appearance but I found them quaint and authentic.
Yes as a result of this the dividing walls between rooms are quite thin and next door's 'noises' can be heard.
We found the location easy to find and the small garden with its variety of flowers, bushes and trees an added bonus.
The pool was clean and we used it twice a day.
Our rooms were kept clean and spotless by the cleaning staff who were always friendly and polite and very obliging.
The small bar in the restaurant did seem to be a meeting place for aged 'Foreigners' of different nationalities but they kept themselves to themselves and were never a problem. The restaurant food was very much to our liking and a bit pricier than neighbouring resorts. We found the staff were very polite and helpful but they needed a bit more training. They spent a lot of their time on duty chatting amongst themselves or gazing in to space!
Once food has been served a 'follow up' to a person's meal such as 'how is the food Sir?' 'Can I get you anything else?' adds a nice personal touch to a meal.
Boat trips are available either through the Resort or by negotiation with the local boatmen.
The beach is small and non existent in places, but we didn't use it as my wife isn't a very strong swimmer and preferred to swim in the pool. However I did notice a lot of guests and locals swimming in the sea.
Wi Fi was available in some of the rooms but the strongest signal was always available in the Restaurant area.
All in all we had a great relaxing break there as we are staying in Baguio City long term, and it was a relief to get away from the crowds and traffic fumes of that place.