Sanctuario de San Pablo Accommodations

I was clearing out files from my iPad when I saw my photos of Sanctuario de San Pablo that I never had the time to blog.

In addition to my previous posts, Sanctuario de San Pablo Part 1 and Part 2 , this time I'm featuring what their accommodations look like.

Few months ago, my friend Kat and I went back to Sanctuario de San Pablo to see the place one again. The last time we were actually in Sanctuario was back in 2011. Now that it is year 2014 and as wedding suppliers, (yours truly as a wedding/events coordinator while my sister is a wedding/events floral designer, Aprille Araguas) we need to be updated on places in Laguna that we can recommend to our clients. Actually, back in 2012, my cousin stew and his then-girlfriend-now-wife, Jaydee, stayed here. We didn't actually get to see what the rooms look like, so for those wondering what it looks like here are the photos of their casitas and their interiors:

This is actually a newly built mini-village:

Now for the rooms:

Quirky bathrooms in each casita: 

 

Other rooms of other casitas (they have a theme for each casita):

They also renovated the pool area and built a gazebo in the middle of the pool island. The cabanas along the sides are now for rent, before it's free for use.

Sanctuario de San Pablo also updated their prices. You can check their official website here.

Sanctuario de San Pablo (Round Two!)

For the second time around, we went to Sanctuario de San Pablo with my cousins. This time I got more pictures for this blog compared to my previous entry. As wedding suppliers (me as a wedding/event coordinator while my sister is a wedding/events florist), we are always eager to find something new in familiar places.

EARLY WARNING: A photo loaded entry.

Sanctuario de San Pablo's Operating Hours:
10am - 8pm daily
Rates: Php 550 for adults; Php350 for kids (4ft and below)
For massage packages, you will have to check availability of therapists because they only have 4 therapists in the house.

We decided to avail of the weekday rate. Php550.00 will get you:

• 5 hours of swimming/stay.
• 1 meal from the Buffet Menu
• Free use of the Cabanas

Additional information:

• On weekends, they have buffet for meals.
• No foods and drinks allowed in the resort.
• No pets allowed.
• Rate is inclusive of 5% Service Charge and 12% Vat. 
• It's better to call in advance because some companies reserve the whole place for a private function.
• Responsible smoking rule is implemented.

For Reservations and other offered packages as well as updated contact information, please scroll down til the end of the post.

Entrance going to the Pavillon aka official entrance

Sanctuario de San Pablo

I keep getting inquiries from friends in Manila about where to go in Laguna other than the forever Pansol Swimming Pools and Private Resorts... then I remembered... Sanctuario de San Pablo!


Last year, just around this time of the year, I went straight from work, took a bus and headed to Sanctuario de San Pablo. I met up with my cousins there because my cousin Stewart and his Mom discovered the place because it's en route to our grandma's house.


WARNING: Photos are not intentionally for blogging purposes so I just chose the decent ones that can be acceptable to blogging standards. 

For updated second entry, click HERE and Accommodations section HERE

The entrance