WHERE TO STAY IN TAGAYTAY
Although not a big city,Tagaytay boasts a large selection of hotels ranging from budget to luxury. We at Philippine Hotel Reservations Service take pride in having one of the most extensive hotel listings for Tagaytay.

Most sought after by tourists and local city dwellers are hotels located on the ridge of the volcano with a view of Lake Taal and the Taal Volcano. Larger hotels with views are the upscale and well-established Taal Vista Hotel and the Days Hotel Tagaytay, while smaller properties include the brand new Windy Ridge Hotel, and the Tagaytay Econo Inn.

Hotels in Tagaytay are also well known for their coziness and rustic charm. Travelers who prefer to spend their time in a more private environment can opt to stay at bed and breakfast type inns such as the brand new and stylish Boutique Bed & Breakfast, the luxurious and romantic Discover Country Suites, or the cozy Royal Taal Inn.
If you want to get even closer to Lake Taal, we suggest you try out Club Balai Isabel, the brand new resort in Talisay, at the shores of Lake Taal. Club Balai Isabel is a resort that is great for both family gatherings as well as family outings.
Those who can do without a room with a view of Lake Taal can get an even better value for their money. For those who travel on a tight budget, Philippine Hotel Reservations Service also offers the brand new and cozy Casa Marcosa, the practical REHM Residence Inn, or the barkada-friendly Villa Baretto. For people who travel with a larger family, Philippine Hotel Reservations can offer you the villas at the Tagaytay Dacha, the economy rooms at the Tagaytay Country Hotel, or the Casitas at Hotel Dominique.

THINGS TO DO & SEE IN TAGAYTAY
Tagaytay is considered the country’s second summer capital to Baguio because of its crisp and cool climate. Most city folk come here for the day to get out of the heat and enjoy the nice crisp air and spectacular views of Taal. Eating and Dining is also a big attraction here as many fresh vegetables and ingredients are found in this area which have spawned several organic markets and gourmet restaurants such as Sonya’s Secret Garden. The local Bulalo (beef broth) is very popular and is served piping hot at Leslie’s Restaurant, View site and Josephine’s. If you prefer tco do it your own way, there are also a lot of outdoor picni areas such as the Picnic Grove. Children can enjoy the popular horseback riding facilities while adults can gamble a bit at the Casino Filipino. Either way, there is something for all walks of life and ages in Tagaytay.