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Located in Tabaco, 32 km from Cagsawa Ruins, Royal Mansion Hotel provides accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.

Arnie

Philippines

The location is convenient.

Located in Tabaco, 31 km from Cagsawa Ruins, Facade Hotel provides accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.

Jhoanna

Singapore

Location good,friendly staff

Providing garden views, Viento de Mar in Gindi provides accommodation, a garden, a shared lounge, a terrace and a restaurant.

Crofil

Philippines

my booking is not on their system blaming booking.com for the wrong information

J Spazio Apartelle and Cafe is set in Baranghauon, 30 km from Cagsawa Ruins, 25 km from Ibalong Centrum for Recreation, as well as 26 km from Mayon Volcano.

Mcwayne

United Kingdom

Location was very good, breakfast was lovely and was provided in room according to the time asked. From the top room terrace you have a beautiful view of the Mayon (when the Mayon is not "Shy"). The host and staff were very polite, helpful and accomodating to all our needs. Stayed there in two sets as my wife is from the neighboring island. Will definitely recommend and book again!!!

Set in Bacacay, 25 km from Cagsawa Ruins, Casa Simeon offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.

Caitlin

United Kingdom

Very nice antique looking hotel with superb staff and food.

A tropical getaway sitting on Cagraray Island in Albay, 500 metres from Cagraray Eco-Park and 41.3 km from Cagsawa Ruins, Misibis Bay boasts of an outdoor pool, a spa and wellness facility, and a...

Amelia

Australia

secure and safe secluded

Located in Santo Domingo, 23 km from Cagsawa Ruins, Mirisbiris Garden and Nature Center provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.

Irene

Laos

It's an oasis just outside busy Legazpi, especially for those who love plants, forest and the sea. I like the conservation-eco educational concept, likewise the progressive owners who run it as a non-profit foundation to support university/college education of local children. Impressive collection of plants and trees, and landscaping of the small forest patch heading down the sea, with (very safe) steps carved out of the soil, hanging bridge and other bridges, and the stream cascading down into the sea, and Mayon watching nearby. The walnut pancake is delicious and also local dishes made by staff at the restaurant. Very relaxed surroundings.