Studio Unit at La Bella Tagaytay Residences

The host was responsive to all my queries and the check-in was smooth. I checked in late and only commuted. I arrived around 8:30 PM at the arch going to the property, unfortunately, there were no tricycles available at the time. It was only a 6-minute walk and it wasn't that bad. You just have to turn on the torch of your phone because it's quite dark and no street lights. The pillows were soft but the bed was a little bit hard. There were complete appliances and utensils in the kitchen, from microwave oven, electric kettle to electric stove. The place has lots of trees and is very quiet. I had a good sleep of 8 hours straight. A restaurant inside La Bella is also a bonus, I ordered via phone and they accommodated me. You can order until past 8:00 PM for take away. Going out of the property, just go to the guard at the main entrance and they will request a tricycle to pick you up. Fare starts at Php 40.

The unit where I stayed needs a deep clean. The floor was sticky so I wore my flats the whole time. I just couldn't walk barefoot. There were provided rubber slippers but it doesn't look clean either. The white walls near the main door were a bit dirty. The bathroom smelled like bleach so they must've cleaned it but the faucet of the sink has black molds on it as well and needs a good scrub. The bed needs a blanket, the flat sheet was not enough from the cold weather.

The smell of the room. Bed sheets were clean, but the pillows inside the sheets were not. This made us sneeze. I was also told that there was parking, but did not mention it was 250 pesos per night.

Comfortable and feels like home

No free parking and the pool also has a payment

It was homey and the owner is very responsive

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