Hotels near Taal Volcano, Tagaytay

Location and service was outstanding.

Easy to find it’s in the heart of the city. Great view and great place to stay at. Friendly and accommodating staffs and very good breakfast.

We booked in for another three days before we were due for our original booking of 7 days due to other travel disruption. The hotel placed us in a one bedroom room with plenty of space before we moved into a larger studio after the 3 days. Very pleased with what the hotel offered.

The tama ngumiti of the crew working here is inspiring. Mr Harry was a legend when it came to advising and organising the local see and do. Mr Michael runs a good crew, thank you 😀 All the crew were very friendly. Big 👍🏻 to the piano player, very talented 😀

Food and service was great. The staff were very nice, the room was super comfortable and very clean.

The staff were very kind, warm and showed real hospitality. The Cantina Mexica Restaurant is a must try. Their food was great! Breakfast was great! Aside from the pre-order, the pancakes were good, coffee and the champorado. Drinks at the restaurant was good also! Their B1T1 mocktails were affordable. They have open mic and live band. They also charge extra if you'll bring a pet. Great service for that as they prepare a bed and treats for your furbabies. As a commuter, I need to take bokyo/tricycle to get to places. But if you have a car, the place is very nice, quiet and peaceful.

Everything. Spacious room. Amazing heated pool. Fantastic breakfast buffet

This is a simple, no-frills hotel. Located by the highway and just outside Balai Isabel. I had the single room, which has a single bed. It's a good place for when you are only looking to have a decent place to stay for the night.

The view, the bed ,pillows, high pressure water

Staying at Blowing in The Wind was honestly a dream come true. I’ve seen my fair share of volcanoes—think those crowded, “everyone-get-in-line” treks in Indonesia where you’re up at 2am, stumbling in the dark just to jostle for a spot at sunrise. It’s beautiful, sure, but it’s also a bit of a production line. Now this place? Whole different story. Here, I just opened the curtains of my bedroom balcony and—bam!—there it was. The volcano in all its majestic glory, glowing in the morning light while I sipped coffee in my robe. No hiking boots, no tour group, no stress. And when night falls? Oh wow. I lay back with a glass of wine and watched the stars dance across the sky, with the volcano silhouette in the background. Peaceful, private, and totally magical. Blowing in The Wind doesn’t just offer a view—it gives you the full experience, minus the crowds and chaos. This is how volcano-watching should be.

I love the room itself. It’s like you’re staying in a hotel room. You will also have an awesome view of Taal lake. The room is clean, smells good, they provide you with free water, coffee and chips. They also have toiletries, bath robe and clean towels. The room is cold and they have big tv with netflix. They have complete kitchen utensils and appliances like refrigerator ,air fryer, rice cooker, microwave, pots and pans. CR is also clean with hand soap, blow dryer and heater. The bed is big, comfy and can fit 5 adults or 4 adults 2 child. They have extra bed that you can put on the floor too. I can’t say anything bad with the room itself.

The owner was very warm and accommodating. She was easy to reach and she provided all necessary information regarding the unit and its amenities. The place was complete with everything we needed for our stay. I most specially love the ambiance, the layout, and the wooden furniture, which was highlighted whenever we opt to switch on dim lighting.