Nawawalang Paraiso

The place looks great and it's perfect if you're looking for freshwater pools. Our kids loved the slides. The place also has a good number of cottages and rooms, although we only stayed in a cottage for our day tour. The food also tasted good. We had to pay an entrance fee for a reasonable price since we can access all spots and amenities. We also paid food corkage of P1000 which comes with a P1000 worth of food stab, so we decided to not bring any food. Every dish tasted amazing! I highly recommend their caldereta.

This resort is such a relaxing and comfortable getaway. We stayed in a villa, and the room was spacious, cozy, and perfect for unwinding. The staff couldn’t have been more friendly or helpful—they really make you feel welcome. The resort has about four pools, so there’s always a nice spot to swim or lounge without it ever feeling crowded. There’s also a restaurant right next to the resort with delicious food, but our favorite spot was the cantina by the pool. The Mexican food there is amazing, and nothing beats their cold drinks on a hot day. One thing to note: the villa does have quite a few steps to reach it (you’ll see what I mean in my videos), but it’s worth it once you’re there. Overall, a wonderful place to stay—I’d definitely recommend it!

We stayed here overnight while traveling as a family with teenagers. The room was spacious with all the basic amenities. The bath shower water pressure was less pressure and the hot water is really hot and can scald your head and skin. The power outlets are less as well but you can request for power cord extension should you require. The hotel staffs are very courteous and attentive.

The place is good for its price, with affordable food and accomodations. With pools and playground for kids. Just take note that the water comes from a natural source so it is a bit cold. The place have several function halls good for meetings, and big events.

When friends ask for a place to stay and relax in Tayabas, Quezon - Nawawalang Paraiso Resort and Hotel is on the top of my list. Phase I of the resort offers a more vibrant and nature-feel environment. The accommodations there are villas (without breakfast) but you're allowed to bring in your own food. The pools here have a better instagrammable ambience. Phase II has the hotel rooms with free breakfast and the pools are plainly designed. The Kusina ni Pareng Avel Restaurant is located at the entrance where the common parking space is. The Poolbar restobar is at the entrance of phase 1 while Cafe Michelle is at the lobby of the hotel. They also have big events' place. I must also add that their employees/staff are courteous and attentive to the needs of their guests.