Cintai Corito’s Garden

Charming sanctuary that transports you into a world inspired by Balinese design and tropical tranquility. From the moment you enter, the resort surrounds you with lush greenery, intricate statues, and beautifully crafted pathways, making it feel like a peaceful hideaway far from the noise of the city. The atmosphere is calm and inviting, perfect for unwinding, reconnecting with nature, or simply enjoying a slower pace. The villas are spacious and uniquely designed, each decorated with traditional accents that add character and warmth. While the rooms are slightly rustic, they contribute to the resort’s natural and serene ambiance. Several pools around the property offer refreshing spots to relax, and the landscaped gardens create lovely areas for photos, walks, or quiet moments. The food served in the restaurant is satisfying and complements the laid-back vibe of the place. Staff service is generally accommodating, though there may be times when it feels less attentive during busy periods. Still, the resort’s beauty and peaceful environment make up for minor inconveniences. Overall, Cintai Corito’s Garden is an ideal destination for guests seeking rest, nature, and a uniquely serene experience.

Overall, our stay was fun and relaxing. The scenic views make it perfect for nature lovers like me, and the peaceful atmosphere away from the noise feels truly healing. Just make sure to bring insect repellents since there are many trees, and naturally, a lot of mosquitoes. One thing I also liked is that you can bring your pets, though there’s an extra fee. I love their beef kare-kare. The staff are nice and accommodating. The rooms are nice and clean, though a bit old—showing signs of age over the decades. Some of the wooden parts need improvement, but overall there are no major issues.

Nice nature bali inspired place. Super cold pools since some of the pools are covered by trees and not getting enough sunlight water was super cold. Id imagine itd be fine and just right during summers though. Not so nice for elderly as there a ton of steps to go down to your villa and back up the resto for meals. Not much animals to see, they used to have lots of animals. now they just have a lone peacock and an eagle. Food is great. they only serve buffet breakfast during weekends though. Not so nice. stray cats always begging for food and then leaving poop around your villa. Talk about waking up to the smell of nature haha.

The breakfast buffet offers an incredibly limited selection of dishes, so few in fact, that I could easily list them all off the top of my head. On top of that, their iced tea isn't even refillable. The kind and courteous staff, along with the good location, are the redeeming qualities here. Otherwise, I would have given them only 1 star, as I strongly recommend avoiding their breakfast buffet. Here are the list of the dishes by the way Corned beef Tawilis Pork and chicken adobo Lugaw 3 kinds of bread Biko Pancake Eggs Pineapple Watermelon Taho Please please please save your 550 pesos on go somewhere else

We had a relaxing and enjoyable stay at Cintai Corrito’s in the last 3 days. The grounds were perfect for a nice nature immersion, and our dog loved walking around. The pools were really nice, and there was a lot to do. Service was excellent. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The food was also really good, though a bit pricey. If we have some things to ask them to improve, it is the internet access in the villas and the grounds keeping can be improved. Altogether, it a great experience for us and we will surely go back, as it is so nice to ha e a place like this so close to Manila.