MY Paradise Private Resort

The function hall, the pool and the playground.

Filthy kitchen, filthy glass doors, no water pressure, showers not working, sinks barely have water flowing, cobwebs in the rooms, rats running through the ceiling, zero sound proofing (ceiling made of amakan you can hear the dove in the cage next door flutter), we had to ask for light bulbs to be replaced due to bulbs burnt out, ants were atrocious, and care taker were also on site for a so called "private resort". We paid P32,500 for 2 nights (Dec 31-Jan 2) with check in at 8:00AM-9:00AM, check out at 6:00PM-7:00PM as agreed upon during booking. We requested to check in an hour later but was told that we will be charged P4000 so we informed them that we will not change the check in time and will honor the booking agreements. We arrived at 8:40ish and left at 10:30ish. We had a lot of trash on Jan 1 but nobody picked up the trash we were inundated with large flies and ants. We kept the place clean and orderly (sweeping and mopping) as best as we could but came January 2, the caretaker was sweeping the area early in the morning without picking up the trash. We felt like we were being driven away from the place. It was uncomfortable from the moment we arrived until we left. Not worth the money.

I arrived with my wife and several of children of her family members. This is a great place for families. The children can play pool, ping pong, and swim in the large pool. A large-screen television allows for watching movies and karaoke singing.

Everything was okay. I cannot think of anything that was bad.

It felt safe and secure

Review for MY Paradise Private Resort I recently stayed at MY Paradise Private Resort, and while the location itself was lovely, my experience was unfortunately let down by a few significant issues. First, the air conditioning in the master bedroom wasn’t working, which made the nights quite uncomfortable. For a private resort, this was a major disappointment. Additionally, the overall condition of the property looked tired and in need of some maintenance—things just didn’t feel as fresh and inviting as one would expect. Another surprising downside was the lack of towels provided. For a private resort, I would expect this to be a basic amenity, and not having them was an inconvenience that should have been addressed. The potential for this place is clear, but it’s in need of better upkeep and attention to detail to truly offer the kind of experience guests are looking for. I hope these issues are addressed in the future.