Really nice glass sculptures of the Filipino artist. Quite a few floors with a rooftop viewing deck of the surrounding views of the lake. Not more than 30 mins to do the entire place. Some good pieces, with lots of pieces featuring the female form. Service was my moderate. The place was under going some renovation.

Filipino Art and Culture Place This is an art building that includes rooftop and outdoor display of masterpieces. It is a place where anyone could enrich, reflect and appreciate oneself about art, culture and imagination. It does not require an art major to see the inspiration of the featured artist. It even helps see others perspective and perception of things and feels connected too. It is a good learning experience for all ages.

This is a fantastic glass museum - one of its kind in the world I would say. The staff maynot seem very friendly at first having so many strict rules like even in December 2022 - a strict mask protocol, etc but then you realize it is just a management decision they are forced to follow. The first two floors are dedicated to works of Mr. Orlina which are fascinating to say the least. We felt his take on feminism was a little on the higher side though the museum had a note that some of Art was influenced with the birth of his second daughter. Again it's art, so everyone has a different take. The lower two floors have a rotating exhibits from other similar artists which were equally interesting but more information on the artists would be useful. Do check out their Facebook page for any possible holiday timings or closures. Finally, the road leading to the museum is super steep - if you are driving on your own, please be careful when you exit.

I was amazed by all of the glass sculptures I saw. The gallery really showed how Orlina had developed his technique over the years; how he fully utilized the properties of glass and how it interacts with light, as well his appreciation and tributes to impressive architectural design. Only posting a few of the pictures I took to avoid spoiling the fun for other people, though pictures don't really do justice to the works. You really need to be there and see them from every angle to truly appreciate the amount of thought and meticulousness put into each sculpture. That was a truly enjoyable and educational visit for a very affordable price of P150. I wish I had come a little earlier, more than an hour is needed to really appreciate all of the works in the museum, especially since the paintings / sculptures from the other artists in the gallery were really impressive too.

Museu Orlina, one of the top museums in the nation, is home to the magnificent glass sculptures created by Ramon Orlina. Enter to view the artist's finest creations, which are not only complex but also uniquely designed. The Museum is divided into several sections, each of which contains a gallery with a specific focus. Located in the Hollywood Subdivision on Hollywood St. Tagaytay, Cavite, Philippines: Tolentino East, Tagaytay City, Santa Rosa - Tagaytay Rd. The museum's sections consist of the following; *Reflections and Naesa *Ningning *Anna *Displays on the lower level *Sculpture Garden and Amphitheatre *Art cars: Cars decorated with artwork Additionally, there is a rooftop where you can enjoy the beauty of Taal Lake. The operating hours of the Museo Orlina are Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with the exception of Mondays, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day. Entrance fee is Php 100.00 enjoy..

"Very artistic displays" This is my first time to see an art made out from Glass and it is very interesting. I commend the artist for making such masterpiece, its a unique type of art. To be honest, I am not really into art but its satisfying to see and experience being in this kind of museum. There was an entrance fee of P150 and I think its worth the price for the tour. The place is quiet, peaceful and has a good view. There was street parking available.

I wasn’t really aware that there’s a glass museum in Tagaytay! A close friend said that she wanted to go here and so we did! The place is bright and airy. The art pieces are remarkable. I really enjoyed seeing the glass artworks. They also have some paintings and wall murals. Definitely a must visit for art enthusiasts specially those looking for things to do in Tagaytay.

There are different artworks made by different artists - glass, metal and different media. Elevator is not working for now, so you have to take the stairs, you go up 3 levels and go down again to visit the artworks in the basement. The place has a very nice view of Taal as well, especially when you're in the rooftop. We brought kids and they appreciate the metal artworks so much and they loved playing and "performing" in the garden outside. There's a small stage where they simply sang and danced their hearts out. 😊

The museum exhibits glass sculptures of Mr. Orlina. Incredible art work. It's a 4 storey museum and some artworks are for sale. If you are into art, then it's a recommended place to visit when in Tagaytay.

Not as big as the Ben Cab Museum in Baguio but as impressive with the quality of the work displayed. Four floors, a roof deck and a sculpture garden containing glass sculpture cut from solid blocks of glass and other paintings and sculptures by visiting artists. We'll worth spending some time here to appreciate the impressive works of art.

I visited Museo Orlina recently, and despite not being an avid art enthusiast, I found the experience surprisingly enjoyable. The collection of glass sculptures is truly captivating, each piece telling its own unique story. The fusion of art and storytelling creates a distinct charm, making it an engaging visit even for those not typically drawn to art galleries. What adds a local touch to the experience is the inclusion of works by local artists that are available for purchase. It's a wonderful opportunity to take home a piece of the vibrant local art scene and support talented artists. The museum not only showcases art but also provides a platform for the community's creative expression.

Even for people with not much of an artistic eye such as myself will be drawn to appreciate the magnificent pieces of work in this museum. It’s hard not to be mesmerized by the glassworks and other works on display here. Plus, it’s a museum with many different sections, even an outdoor one, so you may take your pick and choose where to spend your time. Also, it wasn’t too packed considering we visited this museum on a Sunday.

Very nice. 🖤 You will enjoy it while exploring inside. You won't see the beauty of the art if you won't look close to it.

SEPT 2022 - The main artist is an architect who create glass into wonderful sculptures. I was thankful that the kids love the idea to visit the place to give them a glimpse of what other artists are able to achieve with their imagination. Previously you have to make a reservation but now, you can just walk-in. A tour guide will explain the history and will be kind to answer any questions. It's a 4 level building and don't worry the elevator is working. I've added photos of the pieces I like, and it makes you think how they manage to build it using simple tools... I wish they also included in display the power tools used and short video clip on how it is done. Glass combined with proper lighting is really nice specially if it has a differnt color than the usual glass material. Some items on display in the gallery at lower levels are also for sale... just look for a folder where you see the prices. Any question you may ask the tour guide. I wish I can own one glass center piece for our house, the violet color seems to the one my wife would definitely love. I am sure, I will have one in coming years... 👍

Really not a keen and knowledgeable person about art but the place is solemn. The entrance may be a bit expensive for just limited art pieces. Still a good place to visit in tagaytay. Entrance fee is quite expensive for like 300 per person for a limited art. They have 3 floors and each floor has different art. Not that spacious but still good. I hope they add a service where their staff can explain the history of these arts to visitors/tourists.

If you appreciate art, perhaps this is a nice place to visit, it's a 4 story-modern building, with exclusive art work of a filipino artist Ramon Orlina. Comprised of glass work, which is quite clean and aesthetically pleasing. May take around 30minutes to check all floors and see each piece. Entrance wasn't so much alittle over 100.

A solemn place for going to church, many devotees praying and coming to write their prayers here on the papers and pens they provide for free. Donations are optional. Place is filled with pine trees making it pleasant, they have a path with the stations of the cross. Plenty of parking space inside, going in and out could be a little challenging as it is a busy small two way street leading to the main highway and sometimes the retreat buses are going in and out also.

A serene and glorious place for anyone who wish to repent wash away their sin’s, pray and support the church. Tips: For Motorbikes - Parking is only Outside For Cars - Not enough to accommodate everybody On weekends be ready for a jam packed visitors for their Saturday Mass.

Pink Sister was a perfect place to visit if you want to pray and meditate with His Word. The place has a garden entrance and a good amount of open space. The church itself has good design and quite spacious requirements for church goers. Also it has those request letter for them to pray for you. Overall it is a solid 5.

Pink Sister's Covenant and Chapel is an excellent place for praying. The GOOD: -Very quiet even when there is a crowd -The climate is cooler compared to Manila, this gives the place a more relaxing vibe -More than enough parking space. -Free parking space. -Very clean. -The landscaping is also nice. The BAD: -None.

We went on Sunday but missed the mass, the schedule is 8am and 5pm only. There is a parking area and the guard will assist. I was able to send my petition letter.

Nice stop over with serene ambiance and overlooking view of Taal. Food and beverages though are pricey. Worth to try but nothing is exceptional on their offering. Not crowded with ample car parking.

This convent is a serene haven, steeped in history and tranquility. The architecture is captivating, and the well-maintained grounds provide a peaceful retreat. The staff is knowledgeable and welcoming, offering a glimpse into the rich heritage of this sacred space. A truly reflective and spiritual visit.

This place is like a home to me. Dito kame nagsisimba lagi ng family ko when i was a child 💕 hindi pwedeng hindi dadaan dito pag nasa tagaytay ka. Most especially on a sunday ⛅️ Sadly nung pandemic 😷 They only allow visitors on a limited time i think morning only (9-11am), and no mass intentions for the meantime 🥲 But rest assure that when you visit here, it will make you feel that you are closer to God by the solemnity of this place 🥰🙏🏻

A very solemn and peaceful chapel to offer prayers and petitions. The location offers comfort and serenity. So happy to visit this place.

Must go to if you are in Tagaytay. Hmmm...check the sisters in pink and hear them say their prayers na sobrang sweet and light ng mga boses. You can also offer your prayer intentions as well via letter sa gilid ng church. Yung grotto na walking distance from the church offers a nice view as well.

I'm not religious, but visiting churches and chapels has always been in my itinerary. Pink Sisters' chapel is located around nature, which makes visitors feel at peace. The establishment is clean and offers a lot of parking spaces. It's not allowed to take photos inside, but there are a lot of seats available even when it's not as big as other churches. The guard also helps maintain silence so people can focus on praying and connecting. Definitely one of the best churches in tagaytay to visit.

A place to offer your prayers. In my case everything that I prayed was realized eventually it's just that I did not realize that it was already happening right at the moment. The place is accessible by commute and private car, the ambience in this place is very relaxing.

Good place for prayer and retreat. The SVD farm beside the place is a good one for gathering, camping with nipa hut, and food.

I'm speechless! You never think a place like this exists, until you visit this place............ Peaceful......... Tranquil............ Silent, yet loud with the holy Spirit. Id live here if I could...........

We we're blessed with the opportunity to visit here during our vacation. The road to the church can be crowded depending on the time and day. There is a certain solemnity in this church when you enter. 🙏

Peaceful and prayerful place. Attended 7:30 am Mass this Laetare Sun. Keep Silence is a must as not to distract the Pink Sisters perpetual adoration with the Eucharist Lord.

A well quit place.. Very accomodating A place that can relax.. Can be a place to talk to god and pray..

A solemn place for adoration and prayers. You can write your petitions here for the pink sisters to include in their prayers. Just a small and humble church.

One of the Catholic pilgrimage sites of Tagaytay, Tierra de Maria is well known for the giant statue of the Virgin Mary. It also has a chapel and a souvenir shop.

We visited this little church and light a candle for our departed loved ones to guide their way towards peace.

Queue from the outside was long, but service was fast, so we were able to get our coffee to go for the long drive going to the resort in Batangas, and back home in Quezon City. This is the first Starbucks you'll see coming from Batangas and upon entering Tagaytay so it's always packed. The view is nice outside because of the lush greeneries and view of the Taal volcano.

Something different from all the Starbucks branches is that you wouldn't mind sitting outside because the view is exhilarating. Especially around the cool season, it is a nice place to visit. Plus there are less folks that use the place as library

The usual Starbucks cafe. 🌟🧜‍♀️ This one is 2 storey though. And they have no menu board and cashier downstairs. You have to climb up to the ground level just to see the menu, not good for PWDs and seniors. 😔 But the ambience made up for it. 👍 Al fresco with lots of green space is also available. 🌴

A perfect rating for this very peefect place! P.S: No view during night 🙃

Like spending your own leisure time alone or Family and Friends this is it "StarBucks" at Twin Lakes just along Tagaytay, Nasugbu Pan Hi-way starbucks crew are excellent! They serve and tend to your orders and needs Great place..

Great view and ambience. Though a long queue of people wanting to order and dine in can be seen due to the influx of tourists. Overall, the experience in this place was relaxing

A very relaxing spot to grab your coffee in cold weather. The only problem is the parking space. Very limited slots when it comes to parking area nearby

Usual friendly coffee experience surrounded by the lush green gardens at Twin Lakes

It’s a standard Starbuck’s experience. Lines here aren’t as long compared to other branches within the area.

The concoction I wanted was not available due to popular demand. One of the staff, "Jim" suggested for matcha and strawberry to be mixed together as it would make a similar refreshing drink with the one I initially asked for. And it was!

Our group came on a weekend and arrived almost noon. Since we already had brunch we were lucky that there wasn't a long queue and that there's vacant tables and chairs for us to enjoy our.cold brew and iced coffee drinks! AND marvel on the beautiful view of Lake Taal.

Like all other Starbucks, same coffee taste. What I like about this branch is the place, especially in the morning you can see the full view of Twin Lakes. We went here 10:30pm until midnight. I think there are only 3 remaining Starbucks branches in Tagaytay that is operating until 12mn; Twin Lakes, the one in Robinson and the other one near Rotonda (correct me of I'm wrong lol).

Great coffee plus a great view of Taal Volcano. Great outdoor sitting.

We stayed here inquiring for the best rooms. We availed a room with balcony to enjoy fresh air but the room given to us have a broken door so we can't access the small balcony. It also claims that they have mountain view but there's none. Weak and unstable wifi signal, no netflix subscription, you need to pay for an extra pillow, they'll only provide you 2 pillows. The room is too small for the price. The slippers is not available and should be requested. The rooms are also too thin, we could hear hammering and alarm noises during midnight which disturbed our sleep. There are restaurants around which are a bit pricey for the quantity of their serving but still the food taste great and we enjoyed it. Nonetheless, the cleanliness is commendable, high water pressure with heater, staffs are great and hotel service are fine. Everything in this hotel is photogenic and what other call as "aesthetic". Some facilities are closed. Verdict: service are great, staffs are great but would like for the admin to maintain the facilities properly. There are broken doors and we can't maximize what we paid for. The rooms are too pricey for the quality if amenities you can avail for a 3 star hotel.

Definitely not coming back here. The room is so tiny. We can literally bump into each other while fixing our luggage. The bathroom is very old and narrow, not to mention the rust on its door and all the yellow stains on the floor. VERY Unhygienic! Key cards are malfunctioning, same with the water heater (had to call maintenance several times). The pool is small so we haven't had the chance to use it, since the Hotel shares it with the residents (Plus its very cold!) This is the real example of expectation VS reality.

Great place to stay around Tagaytay area. It does not have any Taal Volcano view since it's on the other side of the road but I would say it has a good room, accommodating service and relaxing location. If you're coming from Sta. Rosa exit of Calax, it would be around 45 minutes to get there without any traffic along Tagaytay mainroad. Arriving at the place, there is a security check point where you need to provide your valid ID. I also discovered that they also have some those renting and owned units so I don't know the review there. (Maybe some time). For the hotel stay experience, it was beautiful. We arrived late but there's an available front desk for check in. There's also a lot of covered parking spaces. There were also elevators to take us in our rooms at 3F. Rooms have their own air conditioning units, TVs, heater at the washroom (Please revisit all equipment if working well esp for room 302) and some complimentary items. When we booked via Booking, we didn't get with the free breakfast, however it didn't hold us to have a good meal beside the hotel (less than 20 steps from the main door) to start the day. They have very limited choices but it was nice since it was a good deal. There's a swimming pool and forest facilities though I didn't try to swim and explore. Hoping I can be back for another good hotel experience. To add they have function rooms and outdoor space. Contact them to get the details.

Location is too far from the main road better make sure you have your own transportation so that you get in and out of the hotel to move around tagaytay. Also, the service is very poor. We stayed there with 6 guests and when we requested additional keycards they told us they cannot give us additional ones. We also ruquested additional toiletries like soap and shampoo but they only gave is one tiny soap. Tinnier than the budget soap you can buy from a sari-sari store. We requested also additional cutlery like a spoon so we can make coffee inside the room and they gave us only one that we had to use the coffee sachets to stir the coffee in the mug. In additon their pool is not heated. Imagine, in Tagagaytay's weather and the pool is not heated. You'll get sick just dipping in freezing cold water. Checking out is also not smooth. We already checked out in the reception and were already at the guard house only to find out that we need to get additonal "clearance" from reception before we can get out of the place. We had to go back again to the reception to get it considering that the guard house is located far from the reception area. All in all the experience is bad. It is like the staff is undermanned and that they do not know what they are doing.

+ the hotel lobby and outdoor look overall is nice - the pool is kinda small for all guests. We were just 5ppl and it felt crowded. only 1 lounge seating by the pool. + clean room and hallways + the room we booked is 1 bedroom and it's very spacious. - the furniture feels cheap. It's mostly made of metal just painted in white. It feels like outdoor furniture, it is not comfy and the smell of the room is like a strong chemical from cleaning products. + the staff is very polite. + peaceful area + quiet area no traffic / car sounds

Pros: * Beautiful Place * Quiet and Serene * Aesthetic rooms * Has its own parking building * Accomodating Staffs * Fast check in process * Working elevator * Very.. yes very clean rooms. * Has an art gallery/souvenir shop in the lobby * Shower/faucets has heaters Cons: * Ice Cold Pool - limited 1 hour swimming time * Jacuzzi unavailable * Doors/walls too thin, outdoor sounds are loud and can be heard inside of the room * Quite overpriced food * Slippery floors when wet(around pool area) * Slow WiFi * Strong water pressure of their toilet bidet

As an American living in the Philippines, I suppose I shouldn't be surprised by certain things anymore, but this hotel isn't really designed for foreigners. 1. Cable TV is local only. Not much choice to watch, even for my Filipina wife. 2. Bathroom is tiny and certainly not of a design I'd seen before. Shower and toilet are right next to each other, and I mean, inches from each other. 3. They only give you one pillow and if you ask for more you are charged 50 pesos. 4. (actually should be #1) This is 2023, not 2003, the WiFi was horrible! Slow, connections keep dropping, etc. There's absolutely no excuse for that in 2023. Because of #1, wanted to watch YouTube but streaming wasn't possible. 5. A severe lack of easy to get to power ports to plug in laptops, chargers for cell phones, etc. People not only surf the net these days but we all travel with our tech and need to plug them in. 6. We ate dinner in the restaurant off the lobby. We ordered appetizers and main courses. Both appetizers and my meal came at the same time. My wife got hers as I was finishing up mine. Big pet peeve of mine. Appetizers should be delivered first, and main courses should be delivered together! Given that we were the only couple in the restaurant, that shouldn't have been a problem. On a positive note, the staff is very friendly and attentive. For example, the remote for the Aircon wasn't working when we got to our room. Someone replaced it fast. We did ask for another pillow for the 50 pesos, and that was delivered very quickly. My wife and I are traveling around Central Luzon as we decide on where to build our new home, so we are staying in a variety of places. I typically like these Boutique Hotels, but this one, I would pass on if I ever come back to Tagaytay.

Overrated. The place is no longer well-maintained. The ads on social media are not exactly what you will experience when you go there. If you book in La Bella Residences, you are not allowed to go to the hotel, like even in the lobby to take pictures. The restaurants they show on social media are already closed, they only have Sweet Knot, Mendiola's and an Italian resto (I forgot the name). Bodhi is already closed. Menu on these restaurants are too expensive but the quality if food is not really worth the price. Service is also slow! The glass pool and the pool itself is too small, you won't have great pictures when the place is too crowded. The jacuzzi has a separate payment of like 1,000 for 2hours I believe. The rooms are small, wifi is not too strong. Nothing really special in this place.

A very nice and quiet place for relaxation. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The pool is not that large and can be a little bit crowded so better time yourself when there are only few people.

The place looks like inside the gated community. If you want to chill this place is the best. They have YOGA and meditating sessions.

NOT ACCOMODATING. My friend made a call to inquire if they are accepting OJT applicants and they said nothing and directly hang up the phone. They didn't even let my friend finish on what she was saying. it's complete RUDENESS.

I recently had the pleasure of staying here at La bella boutique hotel nestled in a serene pine forest, and I couldn't have been more delighted with my experience. The Santorini-inspired architecture added a touch of Mediterranean elegance to the tranquil surroundings. The scent of pine in the air was refreshing, and the view of towering trees from my room was simply enchanting. The hotel's attention to detail was evident throughout my stay. The interior decor seamlessly blended Santorini's iconic white and blue hues, creating a calming and sophisticated atmosphere. The staff's warm hospitality made me feel right at home, and their recommendations for nearby coffee shops added an extra layer of convenience and delight to my mornings. Speaking of coffee shops, the ones surrounding the hotel were an absolute gem. Each offered a unique and cozy ambiance, perfect for enjoying a leisurely cup of coffee while soaking in the natural beauty that surrounded me. It was a delightful way to start my days and unwind in the evenings. Overall, my experience at this Santorini-inspired boutique hotel surrounded by pine trees and delightful coffee shops was nothing short of magical. If you're seeking a peaceful escape with a touch of Mediterranean charm, I wholeheartedly recommend a stay here.

It's amazing being a very quiet and cozy location. If you love the nature and fresh air why not drop by this hidden gem around the corner. They have a wellness corner for your yoga and relaxation needs plus a restaurant. Book early if you want to enjoy the night ! They have hotel accomodations ready for you to enjoy with multiple restaurant inside to try.

I am not recommending this place. To any consolation there is a tight security in the area.I am still suffering from all the mosquito bites up until now and flies are everywhere. My honest opinion is that this used to be a great place but the totality of the experience is far worst than expected. The room smells bad and really small. The internet is not working and there is not much food option specially the breakfast. These are non negotiable points in hospitality but you completely missed out on that part.