Goshen Resort and Hotel

One word "Instagramable" with all the structures around, you will surely have fun taking pictures. Mos5 of your time will be sp3nd taking pictures and creating memories, a quiet place good for relaxing, They have their own pool and restaurant.

Having stayed at Goshen Resort multiple times, we consistently find it to be a good choice, thanks to its impressive Roman architectural designs. On our most recent visit, we booked one of their suites for approximately 4500 pesos per night, excluding breakfast. The room itself was clean, well-maintained, and even had a small kitchenette. However, the CR (comfort room) and shower area could use some improvement in terms of aesthetics. The television provided was outdated and small, lacking cable channels. While the WiFi connection was functional, the speed was not particularly fast. Adjacent to the rooms, there is a common living room or lounge area where guests can access cold and hot water and use the microwave to heat up their food. Within the resort's vicinity, there are restaurant options available, although the menus and serving times are somewhat limited. We particularly enjoyed the food carts, where Siopao (steamed buns) and rice bowls were our personal favorites. The swimming pools, although not conveniently located near our room, were accessible after a short walk of approximately 50-100 meters. There were also other swimming pools available for use. Goshen Resort is a fantastic destination for both kids and adults, offering a unique Rome-inspired ambiance through its structures and designs. One suggestion for improvement would be to open the resort's restaurant a bit earlier, around 6 am, to cater to guests who prefer to have their breakfast or enjoy a cup of coffee at an earlier hour. All in all, Goshen Resort provides an enjoyable and distinctive experience, showcasing its Roman-inspired charm.

The view is really great...feels like youre in Rome! but few renovations going on in the resort which other pools were not accessible. But overall enjoyed much the experience. And also hoping that they could get the road fix cause there are bumpy roads to get there.

Expensive for just sight seeing (₱150/head). Not worth it for big family. The structures look unsafe, lack of safety sign boards. Crowded during weekends. The resto/cafe can't accomodate all guests who want to dine. The pool is dirty.