Villa in Bataan

Just a two to three-hour drive coming from the northern part of Metro Manila, Bataan is another can’t-miss, yet pretty underrated road trip destination. The province, which is still encapsulated by Central Luzon, has seen some of the most significant and storied parts of Philippine history -- the Battle of Bataan, and the Death March. While these moments in history aren’t exactly joyous, Bataan has flourished to become a tranquil paradise. Nature lovers will find mountains to climb and lots of green terrain to explore, while history buffs have a lot to learn during their trip. Visit Bataan to escape the typical tourist traps and enjoy traveling just as it should be -- no filters, just views.

Why book a Bataan Villa?

Bataan Villas are built to be your home away from home during your trip. Since your itinerary will likely be filled to the brim, you will want a comfortable place to retreat to after a long day. Unlike renting a hotel room, villas will give you the luxury of added space, which is especially important if you are traveling with a large group.

Instead of booking multiple rooms, renting a villa allows you to stay in one place. This makes it easier for families with young children, who in hotels, end up squeezing in one bedroom.

Villa rentals in Bataan are also ideal for guests who are looking to stay for a couple of days. There will be enough room for storage as well as more areas to hang out and lounge beyond the bedroom. While there’s no doubting the comforts offered by smaller accommodation types, longer stays will require more space.

Types of Villas

Depending on where you choose to stay, accommodations will typically offer different villa types to suit your needs and requirements. If you haven’t decided on your villa type of choice, here are some options to consider:

Destination Attractions & Activities

The beauty of Bataan lies in its secrecy, unlike the likes of Tagaytay and other more famous weekend destinations, the inexperienced traveler will not know what to expect during their visit. If you have yet to unlock the beauty and the stories found in Bataan, here are a few tips to get your started:

How to get around

Many major bus liners offer rides from Metro Manila to Bataan such as Victory Liner and Genesis. The trip will take approximately three hours. Another option to consider is to take the Manila-Bataan Ferry, where you can board from the Esplanade Seaside Terminal in Manila. The Ferry docks in Port Capinpin, Bataan. Travel time view land is about three hours, while it only takes an hour via Ferry.