Amana Waterpark Resort is one of the newest resorts in Bulacan. I saw pictures of the place and it looks promising. We went to our house in Bulacan last May 9 and since it was so hot and humid, we all decided to go to a nearby resort to cool down.
May 9 is Mother’s Day and it is a long weekend and we arrived late in the afternoon already so we expected that it will be really crowded. We got an umbrella type cottage as all the other cottages are occupied. The entrance fee for adults is P250 and P200 for kids 4 feet and above. This is a bit pricey (doubled) than the prices of the other resorts in the area so we expect that it is a well maintained resort.
My cousins and I were a bit disappointed when we saw the pool because it doesn’t look that it has been treated with chemicals. We are even making a joke that we might need treatment for eczema after swimming in that pool. But maybe it is because it is already late in the afternoon when we arrived and the resort is really jam packed so the color of the water in the pool looks that way already.
They have four swimming pools and the giant statues that you can see all around the resort are really amazing. The overall resort is clean as there are staffs that are cleaning the place regularly. The staffs are also friendly (of course, they are Bulakenas).
Since we checked in around 3 PM already, we were allowed to stay until 12 midnight which is good so the kids can extend their swimming time. But we noticed that by 6 PM, there are no more staffs entertaining the guests who are staying late. We are even the ones who got a cart from the main entrance so we have something to use to bring our things out. The shower room looks clean but then some of the cubicles have clogged drainage that is why water is over flowing inside the cubicle while we are having a shower and there are tissues, napkins, shampoo and conditioner sachets floating (since they don't have trash cans inside each cubicle in the shower room) which I find very disgusting.
Overall, their amenities are okay but then they should improve their cleanliness and maintenance of the water in the pool and their shower rooms.
May 9 is Mother’s Day and it is a long weekend and we arrived late in the afternoon already so we expected that it will be really crowded. We got an umbrella type cottage as all the other cottages are occupied. The entrance fee for adults is P250 and P200 for kids 4 feet and above. This is a bit pricey (doubled) than the prices of the other resorts in the area so we expect that it is a well maintained resort.
My cousins and I were a bit disappointed when we saw the pool because it doesn’t look that it has been treated with chemicals. We are even making a joke that we might need treatment for eczema after swimming in that pool. But maybe it is because it is already late in the afternoon when we arrived and the resort is really jam packed so the color of the water in the pool looks that way already.
They have four swimming pools and the giant statues that you can see all around the resort are really amazing. The overall resort is clean as there are staffs that are cleaning the place regularly. The staffs are also friendly (of course, they are Bulakenas).
Since we checked in around 3 PM already, we were allowed to stay until 12 midnight which is good so the kids can extend their swimming time. But we noticed that by 6 PM, there are no more staffs entertaining the guests who are staying late. We are even the ones who got a cart from the main entrance so we have something to use to bring our things out. The shower room looks clean but then some of the cubicles have clogged drainage that is why water is over flowing inside the cubicle while we are having a shower and there are tissues, napkins, shampoo and conditioner sachets floating (since they don't have trash cans inside each cubicle in the shower room) which I find very disgusting.Overall, their amenities are okay but then they should improve their cleanliness and maintenance of the water in the pool and their shower rooms.
May 22, 2012 at 6:10 AM
Can you please let me know how to get there?