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Batis Aramin Resort & Hotel Adventure Camp {Part 3}

July 6, 2012 / Filed Under: adventure camp, hotel, Quezon Province, resorts, travels

Okay, before showing you what we experienced on the Pahiyas Festival, let me tell you all about Batis Aramin’s Adventure Camp. This Adventure Camp is perfect for team buildings and family bondings.

You can choose among a rope course, obstacle course, open field area, a 50 feet wall climbing tower, 50 feet rapelling descent or fly the 150 meter zip line.

Tha reat is ₱120 per activity but you can also avail of unlimited activity for ₱250.

Guess what we did?? We did everything!!

peanutbutter♥ went first at the zipline….

The Pools at Batis Aramin Resort & Hotel {Part 2}

July 4, 2012 / Filed Under: hotel, Quezon Province, resorts, swimming, travels

It’s kind of a little weird that I’m writing about the pools in Batis Aramin now that it’s raining pretty hard and the weather’s been cold. Actually, even though it was summer time when we were there, the weather is like this. It was cold and wet.

And since the water comes from the mountain, it was really cold and fresh.

Aside from the man-made lake from my last post, the resort has three large swimming pools. The kids enjoyed staying in the kiddie pool which was only two feet deep.

Arriving at Batis Aramin Resort & Hotel {Part 1}

June 28, 2012 / Filed Under: hotel, Quezon Province, resorts, swimming, travels

We arrived at Batis Aramin Resort and Hotel on the morning of May 14. We had a room reserved there since October of last year through our cousin Ate Weng who works there {and who also happens to be a relative of the owner}. We are going to see the Pahiyas Festival the next day which is gonna be held at the town proper located just 15 minutes away from this resort. Perfect, right?

We knew how many were going to we reserved a room which can accommodate at leat 11 people. They gave us a room at the Marikit building which contains 5 singles beds and 3 bunk beds…a bed for each person! The rate is ₱5,300/ night but we were able to get a 30% discount and paid only ₱7,420.

Daytour at Batis Aramin costs ₱120 for adult and ₱100 for children. Overnight rate is ₱180 for adult and ₱150 for children.

peanutbutter♥ and Ykaie playing at the top bunk bed

Ate Weng welcomes us with three big servings of Pancit Lucban {Pancit Habhab} which I have yet to make my version of…