Rosegold Beach Resort & Hotel,Calatagan, Batangas, Philippines…

Vacation is not complete without the beaches and hotel accommodation if you opt to consider visiting a beach resort for this summer. You need to choose at to where you opt to go for you to have a great and ample vacation. For that, you need to be wise enough in considering the place you deemed to visit. Make sure that you’ll gonna have fun and enjoy ’cause if not you’ll be just waisting your time, effort and money. So, be care! If you think that Philippines is the best place to visit then here is one of the best beach resort which I think if suitable for you!

Facing the South China Sea near Cape Santiago and Palo Bandera Pt., where inter-island and ocean-going vessels pass through, are the white sand beaches of Calatagan, Batangas. Here lies Rosegold Beach Resort & Hotel, home to one of the few over water air con cottages in Luzon group of islands, Philippines. From unforgettable romantic affairs, luau dinners by the bonfire, or any corporate activity from a small seminar to a group of more than 5,000 people, you can assure that we have what it takes to make it memorable and truly relaxing.

Rose Gold´s unique feature is the over water air conditioned cottages, accessible from the shoreline by a bridge made of wooden planks. These can house up to a maximum of 15 to 20 guests each, accessorized with hot and cold shower, its own living room, a kitchenette and a private veranda where one can have a spectacular view of the aquamarine floor. Each cottage has its own sofa bed in the living area where one can open the sliding doors and capture the relaxing breeze from the sea. The kitchenette is equipped with its own personal refrigerator with mini-bar supplies. Dining table and room service is also provided if you fancy eating inside without having to go to the restaurant.The private veranda is the another place to hang out and enjoy your private time alone or with your loved one. You can either watch the sunset, observe the marine life below the cottages, or go down the water through the wooden stairs provided for each cottage. Photo Credit: ronnel2195