Ulasan Nature's Village Resort

I'll give 5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Staff were a little hard to talk to but everything else was perfect and I can't wait to spend the night there with my partner again. The buffet breakfast was great as well, lots of choices. The hotel room was my favorite, felt like paradise with how comfy and relaxing it was.

It's a village style beautiful resort, room is generally clean, but the drainage system isn't very ideal, toilet bowl gets clogged easily. Otherwise totally enjoyed the stay

Nice clean place .We enjoy the whole stay people ànd staff are approachble.

Maganda ung hotel.. pleasing ung mga staff.. location ok..

Great! Thank you

Rooms are quite old and food is pricy. Location is okay. Had to book grab coz it’s hard to find a taxi

Nice place to relax

Good facilities and services

Very Nice Place

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Bad service, does not have a sense of guests needs, especially where it matters when there is no running water in the room and you cannot take.a shower. They cater to so many swimming clubs and lessons, guests cannot enjoy the pool. Location is far from the city, quite inconvenient.

I stayed at Natures with 4 of my best friends. It was such a good experience, and the service was so good. The rooms were very nice and the food was excellent, especially Jake’s fried chicken! Unfortunately, we were unable to visit Sir Ben’s hall, but I would recommend giving it a try. 10/10 would highly recommend staying here if you are in Bacolod! Extra points if you’re friends with Sir Ben!!

The room was spacious, a first for me since the usual accommodations I had before were smaller. The bath and potty areas were separate - another first and this setup made it easier for the multiple guests to use what and when they needed. There were multiple power outlets inside the room, which was great. Coffee, sugar (which seemed to be muscovado/coconut sugar), and creamer were placed in small glass containers, which were aligned to be sustainable. Instead of plastic mineral water bottles, a tall, reusable, glass bottle was placed and the water station/dispenser was down the hall, near the elevator area. This was another first, and I found it clever and unique. The let-down, however, was the small refrigerator that needed to be replaced since the racks showed signs of giving up. Guests could enjoy the pool, the outdoor swing (which was another first, and I found it refreshing to sit and relax), and the abundance of greens while inside the resort. The Bistek Bisaya (Visayan version of beef steak) and lengua con champignon are a must-try from its Village Restaurant menu, along with its Village Fried Chicken (really crispy to the bones). Its breakfast buffet offers unique, home-cooked ('lutong bahay') selections, including boiled plantain (saba) and camote, lemongrass tea, and camote tea. Nature's Village Resort provided a breather for me from the busy urban life. :)