Great experience and best for those who wants to get away from city and spend their time in nature and peace.

We plan to avail the tent pitching but they upgraded our accomodation to bungalow with the same price as the tent.
Thank you Miss Anne for the free food during New Year's Eve and for the free upgrade❤️

We are fortunate that we are only 2 groups of costumers in the site thus less noise during the time of our stay.

Mind you it was during the New year's eve but there are no disturbance or noise.

Their bathroom is outside the main camp but it is clean.
Unfortunately during our stay, the delivery guy of the water is in vacation thus we have limited water but at least they are attentive in fetching water to the bathrooms and making sure it is clean.

Lastly shoutout to Dragon (Enrique) the little guy who made sure we have a comfortable stay in Amianan Mountain Hug. Keep up the good work 👏.
We won't forget you lighting up the fireworks while holding it making you look like dragon breathing smoke 🤣.
Happy New Year indeed ❤️.

P.S. for concerns like any recommendations, ask Enrique as he knows some locals like owners of ATV rentals or habal rides to highways.

View: 5/5
Service: 5/5 (Good job Dragon 👍)
Food: 5/5 🤩 (Super dami ng food)

– Alvin Miranda

A nice place to go to when you want peace and away from the sound of the city. The road is 98% paved. Your view will be the Wawa dam and the surrounding mountains, and if you come early, you will be greeted by the low lying clouds.

The place offers overnight camping, for a fee. They rent out tents, of different sizes, if you don’t have one. Restrooms are clean, and with water. Food is reasonably priced, except for the coffee where a simple 3-1 sachet costs 35 pesos. The food that we ordered cost 475 pesos, and it is more than enough breakfast for 3 people. Parking is roadside, and the road is small. Also they charge a 50 pesos entrance fee.

– Francis Tria

Wonderful place and a very kind staff, delicious food and sulit.

– jabinpogi2