The view is nice and the design of the hotel buildings and the vacation houses were all pretty. The concept of 365 days of Christmas is great ‘though not so well executed but that can be remedied easily by adding in a few more decors and lights. The staff were friendly and courteous but not so prompt. Check in time was 3pm, we arrived around 5pm only for us to wait for our room. The room was nothing fancy, it wasn’t well maintained. The microwave and stove were quite old that you’ll be scared to switch it on. The faucet in the bathroom was broken and it was quite moldy. The breakfast arrived late it was just so-so, too expensive and they forgot to give us utensils. You can feel that they could do better but maybe there’s not enough budget to run the place due to the pandemic? I don’t know but with the natural beauty that surrounds the place and the concept just a bit more effort can do a lot to this place.…
This has always been our family’s favorite Tagaytay getaway. The pine trees, the serene atmosphere, the country side ambiance, spotless cleanliness coupled with the excellent hospitality of the staff all make up for an ultimate recharge we all badly need. Thank u to Carlo of FO and Ms Becky, the hotel Manager who have been so gracious to me and my family. You guys made our stay more special. We will definitely be back. Thank you!
booked thru airbnb, recommended if you a car since its a lot of uphill to reach the hotel and condo. The view is nice and they have creative decorations during festive seasons. Accessible to a lot of touristy places. Airbnb place has a kitchen stove so you can cook foods as well.
I was looking forward when friends told me that we're staying at Crosswinds as I was offered to buy a property at this place few years ago. I'll skip the external appearance of the hotel plus the surrounding due to the recent volcanic eruption. We arrived at night after a whole day of appointments. Probably a good room will sooth our exhausted bodies but lost our hope with the one we're given. You can instantly tell that the place is severely outdated. The cabinets are almost dilapidated, the microwave barely warms the food even after setting to max and 10 minutes. Pullover bed had visible stain, quite disgusting to be honest. We have to call the front desk several times for the bedsheets as our call were cut multiple times, with what appeared to be a broken phone. Oh by the way, extra pillows will be charged. Prior to check-in, we're asked for our choices for the breakfast that came with the hotel reservation. We decided to have our food delivered to the room but again, have to call multiple times. We had our breakfast after waiting for almost an hour for a pre-ordered food! Luckily we only had one night booked. Can't wait to leave the place.…
Tagaytay has always been our family's quick and favorite get-away. It melted my heart when Taal Volcano erupted and made the destination less appealing because of the ash fall and the threat of the volcano erupting again. Our last visit was to spend New Year's eve of 2019 and we stayed at Tagaytay Crosswinds. It's a family trip and this place is a good choice in terms of room space and quiet location. We stayed in a very spacious One-Bedroom for 2 nights and witnessed for free a spectacular fireworks display just 50 meters away from our room veranda, While I cannot commend the service and breakfast, overall the experience is good. The Hotel is also just 2 minutes drive to Cafe Voi La and Coffee Bean.
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