Datag Cordova Home Village

I stayed in a 6-person room for a day with a family I became close with in the Philippines. Although the overall facilities are a bit old, I think it is a great resort considering the price. It is said that new double rooms were recently built near the main entrance, but I was unable to check their condition as I could not use them. The exterior looked neat. This resort is very popular with local residents. You can think of it as a resort with general Filipino services rather than targeting foreigners. You will need to be a little patient when checking in and out, and you will also need to be patient and wait for your food, so we recommend that you always order or move about 30 minutes in advance. Instead, the waiter will bring it directly to you in front of your room or wherever you want in the resort, and you can eat there. Some seats are right within 2 meters of the pool, so you can enjoy a beer and a meal while watching the kids. Day use is 80 pesos per person as of December 23. You can use the facilities until late in the evening at a fairly reasonable price, so we split the room into two groups: members who slept in a 6-person room and members who went home to work the next day. If I come next time, I'm thinking about having the whole family just use it for day use. It is also lenient on smokers. Of course, smoking is not allowed inside the pool, but the smoking area is flexible and spacious so as not to inconvenience other customers. However, there are no commercial areas outside the resort and it is a local residential area. Therefore, it would be safer and better to ask the tricycle driver if he can show you around for about 100 pesos, ride around, and get off when you arrive at a place that seems safe. The local neighborhood right in front of the resort is a little dark at night, but if you go just 300 to 400 meters to the side, you can see Cordoba City Hall, police station, fire station, large cathedral, and its own downtown Cordoba.