Casa Marcosa
Santa Rosa - Tagaytay Rd, Tagaytay, Luzon Philippines
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#82 of 149 B&Bs / Inns in Tagaytay
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If you’re looking for a bed and breakfast in Tagaytay, look no further than Casa Marcosa Bed & Breakfast.
Close to some of Tagaytay's most popular landmarks, such as Our Lady of Manaoag at Tierra de Maria (1.5 mi) and The Pink Sisters Chapel & Convent (1.8 mi), Casa Marcosa Bed & Breakfast is a great destination for tourists.
As your “home away from home,” the bed and breakfast rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is easy, with public wifi available.
Guests have access to room service while staying at Casa Marcosa Bed & Breakfast. In addition, Casa Marcosa Bed & Breakfast offers an on-site restaurant, which will help make your Tagaytay trip additionally gratifying.
While in Tagaytay, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Casa Marcosa Bed & Breakfast, including Rowena's Cafe (0.0 mi), Morielli's Inn & Diner (1.2 mi), and Tia Belle Pansit Malabon and Pichi-Pichi (0.4 mi).
Tagaytay is also home to Our Lady of Lourdes Parish tagaytay, a popular architectural building that is not too far from Casa Marcosa Bed & Breakfast.
The staff at Casa Marcosa Bed & Breakfast looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
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Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Public wifi
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Non-smoking hotel
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I got my boyfriends parents to stay for 3 days and 2 nights and they said the place was really nice. Room is clean. Place is near the fruit market. The only thing they commented on is the food menu was a little pricey and that since it is near the road it is given that they hear the motor cycle noise. But over all it is a good place to stay.
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Date of stay: December 2019Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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This is a quaint type of bed and breakfast. Seems to be nice near market and pasalubong store. We stayed on the second floor and got our room ready on time and have a good balcony. If you’re on a budget staying in Tagaytay we recommend this but for only for resting purposes only and don’t expect any special amenities just only a good balcony.
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Date of stay: February 2019Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Im sorry that we dont have pics to upload since we arrived so late and tired that I forgot to take pictures and the next day we were in such a hurry to check out (lol) *RATES- Upon inquiring, front desk staff said their room for 2 is priced at 2000PHP w/ free breakfast. Then after paying he then said that breakfast wasnt included since we availed the room at a discounted price from 3000 pesos.(overpriced tbh) We were too tired to argue since it was already 2am and we were tired from touring and sight seeing and not bejng accepted by a lot of hotels which are fully booked. (December 27) *Our ROOM reminded me of old and dirty motel rooms. Dirty floors, stained walls, generic white sheet and foam pillows with the same plain white cloth as a pillowcase. The BED was so 'maalikabok' (dusty) it triggered my allergic rhinitis. Smells like a damp rag too. *BATHROOM was so disgusting and cramped. Dirty toilets, tile grout has some mold and the shower curtain has black spots and dirt stains. It is so small that you have to be careful not to be in contact with the wall, shower curtain and toilet. Hindi ka pwedeng dumikit kasi nga napakarumi. PS. We are not maarte or very picky, the size of the room doesnt matter to us but CLEANLINESS is very important. Do not pose as a hotel when your services are more like a motel or a hostel. The room isnt worth our 2000 at all. …
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Date of stay: December 2018Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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If you are looking for functional and very affordable place to stay in Tagaytay, then you may want to check out this place. It is also just a stone's throw away from the local market, fruit stands and for your "pasalubong" needs. Family & friends have stayed here several times over and will definitely be one of our top choice for our bed & breakfast needs...
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Date of stay: May 2018Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Well, let me start on a positive note: The hotel is centrally located and it is easy to find transport to any site. Tricycles and jeepneys abound. Also, there are fresh fruit stands where you can buy fresh fruit and vegetables. This is a budget hotel and you get what you pay for. There was no cupboard in our room , and no inner curtain in front of the window, and the window looks out directly onto the street. Make sure the curtain there is, is closed BEFORE you take a shower. I got out of the shower to find my dear wife has opened the curtain to let in some sunlight..... The bed was a bit small. The toilet seat cracked , so I got pinched every time I sat down. In the bathroom is a note telling guests to put the shower curtain inside the shower to prevent the water from flowing onto bathroom floor. I did that and it still flowed into the bathroom area. The breakfast consisted of one egg, 2 sausages and rice with a small cup of coffee. This place is good if you are on a budget... but I am sure you can find a better place for a bit more.…
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Date of stay: December 2017Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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It was the cheapest alright... because it was CHEAP! they called it a ZEN room but the place isn't what I paid for. The host gave me a kit... a dirty red bag with toothbrush and an EMPTY shampoo container. Bed and pillows were smelly so we had to asked for them to change it. TV was a old box type 14 inch unit. All in all, It was a terrible experience. Not recommendable.
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Date of stay: December 2017Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Room Tip: Don't book here
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Okay, this is not a luxury hotel. So now we've got that out the way... The rooms are a little on the small side, but there's plenty to do within walking distance and even more within a few minutes drive, so why stay in your room? The views of the volcano at the top of the road are amazing, and there's more restaurants than you could ever want. There's plenty of tricycles available to take you on excursions/trips and are all about the same price. The place is clean and towel, soap, toilet paper etc is provided on arrival. Toothbrush, shampoo etc. isn't, but it's not a luxury hotel. The water was hot and constant whenever I used it. The reception staff are discreet and will be happy to run to the store for anything you require and assist with your needs. The price via AirBnB was very reasonable and contacting the hotel itself may result in discount. The Tagaytay Association Of Hotels set the prices in the area, so it's pretty much the same wherever you go. Wifi is available in the lobby and there's plenty of seats and sofas to make yourself comfortable while you catch up on emails etc. All in all, a decent place to stay if you want somewhere to rest at the end of a day exploring. Perhaps not advised if you enjoy staying in your hotel room all day and night.…
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Date of stay: August 2014Trip type: Traveled with friends
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At this time of year, Tagaytay is one of the nearest places to the capital, and one of the coldest spots in the country. BUT Tagaytay is generally overpriced and underwhelming, just like this inn. The only good thing here is the location. It is near the fruit stands and take home stop and it sits along the national highway (sta.rosa-tagaytay) and is in walking distance proximity to the main tagaytay-calamba road. From the door, you can immediately see that it was refurbished from an old inn named Casa Bella. So I wasn't really expecting much. The lobby reflects the structures age and the receptionists i cannot call trained, but were accomodating. The hallways were dimly lighted and the room was tiny even for a budget hotel, not the size I was expecting for the price I paid. In the room, we immediately noticed the laminated menu/extra charges table and were amazed everything was to be charged: Shampoo, Toothbrush, Soap, towels, Pillows, Name it, its charged. TV was a small CRT with bunny antennas we couldn't even use. The toilet had no tissue roll and when we woke up the next morning, also had no water. We had to go to reception to report it and found out they were doing something in the basement (not repairs, like laundry) that is using up all the water in the pipes. On top of all that, NOT Surprisingly, we got charged additional for checking out late, 200php by the hour. And we never even got to use the air conditioning the whole time.…
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Date of stay: January 2014Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Room Tip: You can get better rooms elsewhere at the same price or less. Hotels near sky ranch are better.
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Stayed here last weekend in the midst of an extremely cold and windy Tagaytay night. We pre-booked this at Php 2300, a price that is a norm in the area. The room was small, aged and the tiled flooring really was killing my feet combined with the weather that night. You can see nice details on the curtains and coat hangers, other than that it's all flat. Water pressure was very poor, I had to check with the front desk since somebody is doing some sort of laundry or whatever at the basement and this hogs the single pipeline supply for the entire building. The worst part is that, although we knew that check out time is 12 noon, the next day, we were waken up by the attendant at 1 pm, asking if we are going to extend or not. I said, no we're just going to pack out things and leave. Checking out, she asked for additional 200 because we were past the check out time. Not to be a cheapskate here, my point is why didn't they woke us up at 11 am, and giving us time to pack and take shower for us to be gone by 12 noon? She knocked the door past 1pm, asking if we will extend or not, the truth is we are all already behind an hour when she did that. :( Anyway, perhaps Tagaytay is simply that expensive in terms of Hotel/B&B. We had a great time outside though, go to this place with caution.…
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Date of stay: January 2014Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Found that the owner and staff to be happy and accommodating. A nice family atmosphere staff always smiling. Priced very well . Beds need some improvement rooms are small but comfortable. Found a nice spa ten mins away and the staff was kind enough to take me there and wait for me..no one else in hotel ....
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Date of stay: February 2013Trip type: Traveled solo
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PRICE RANGE
US$400 - US$448 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
PhilippinesLuzonCalabarzon RegionCavite ProvinceTagaytay
NUMBER OF ROOMS
10
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Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Marcosa
What are some of the property amenities at Casa Marcosa?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, an on-site restaurant, and a spa.
What food & drink options are available at Casa Marcosa?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Casa Marcosa?
Conveniently located restaurants include Chateau Hestia Garden Restaurant & Deli, Rowena's Cafe, and Cecilia's Buco Pie and Pasalubong.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Casa Marcosa?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Filipino.