Kandaya Resort

Eloisa Mae Gequillo5 months ago

4/5

Room availed: Adler Family Villa. Decent sized villa with 3 rooms, 1 shared toilet and bath and 1 en-suite at Master bedroom. Inverter at all areas of the villa excluding t&b. Spacious kitchenette, enough for food prep, no cooking allowed. Mini fridge is well stocked with beverages and mini treats like snickers. Prices are provided in a slip of paper on top of the fridge. Very clean but please provide batjroom mats to avoid wet puddles of water after coming out from the toilet. Bath towels are abundant, bath robes are sanitary and fabric has a pleasant smell. Clean and tidy upon check-in. Time of check-in was two hours before 2pm so by 12, know that the room is already prepped and read to move-in. Services: Customer service from the staff is impressive. Ammenities: Salon and Spa is unavailable for walk-in, unless booked from your room service landline. Tennis court, equipment is freely provided at the Lifestyle area, Gameroom has outdated arcade and air hockey table. Table tennis and billard table and equipment is still decent. Street fighter arcade is out of service. Gym is well maintained. Locker areas are provided for both men and women. Horse stable and farm is not reachable by golf cart, so you have to walk to the parking lot at the entrance to get to the stables. Price is decent once availed the package deal for Lifestyle activities. ATV area is far from other services, decent equipment. Boat area services, sometimes Kayak boating is unfavorable when the tides are low so even you are inclusive to kayak boating, but your time of stay is at low tide, you are unable to use it. Pool has no strong stench of chlorine, due to the open area away from the building, with no trees or structure casting shadow on the pool, it gets hot from early morning till afternoon. Poolside orders are very well welcome. Food: Many choices, price is not proportionate to the serving size (large price, small amounts, mid taste) not worth it but no choice for where you can get your food, its the only resto in the entire resort. Breaskfast buffet is small, not much choices, Filipino style breakfast, pancakes, cereal (1 type only), cold cuts (2 types of cheese only, 2 meats, and salad bar), noodles, congee, soup, and bread. Beverages are only coffee, iced tea, pineapple juice, and milk coming from the cereal section. Overll: Some items can be overpriced, streetfood such as hotdog, tempura, kwek-kwek (fried quail eggs), and fish balls are priced above 50 pesos. Plating is on paper plates. Drinks, I was only disappointed with the watermelon shake since they did not remove the seeds, considering the price, not worth it.