First-time in Balokon Spring Resort
The day trip to Salvador Benedicto was really refreshing. Being in the uplands, it was a change of scenery and a cooler weather. But the highlight of our trip was the few hours we spent relaxing at Balokon Spring Resort.
Coming from Bacolod, if you see the Malatan-og Falls view deck, it’s a few turns along the zig zag highway and you will find the resort after a bridge.
The entrance to Balokon Spring Resort.
We went there without any prior reservation. There is a parking area once you enter the property and the reception booth is right ahead. Rates are posted at the wall. Entrance fee is P30 (app. USD 0.65) each for adults and children, with free use of the pools. Rooms and cottages range from P500 to P800 a day or overnight (that’s app. USD 11 to 17.40), which can accommodate to probably about five to seven people.
The rates at the resort.
From the parking area, the reception area is the one at the right side.
A small store could be found after the reception desk. There were tents and cottages at the left side, one of which has a videoke machine for those who want to sing their heart out. Rates for the tents are from P300 to P700 (app. USD 6.50 to 15.20) while outdoor tables were at P300 each.
One of the tents near the reception area.
Another tent near the kiddie pool.
We got a Helera at P800 and a lady ushered us to show their amenities. There was a large pool, which water coming in from a small stream that was flowing downhill. We took a few flights to an upper portion where a shower room can be found on one side, rows of room at the opposite area, and a kiddie pool in the middle. At the upper portions were huts and other cottages.
The common shower area.
The huts.
Our unit has a porch with tables and chairs where renting guests can have their meals or picnic. The room has a comfortable bed, mirror and dresser, and a private bath and toilet. At the side of the Helera units, we could see the spring water coming from the mountains that flows towards the pool below.
The Helera unit.
The interior of the unit.
The water in the pool is just so cold. Even when the sun was up, the water coming from the spring was chilling. It was refreshing, yet, at the same time, the body seems a little bit shocked by the change in temperature. But over time, it gets used to it. The large pool has uneven flooring though, so better watch out where you stand.
The big pool.
The kiddie pool.
It was just lovely floating there in the pool, surrounded by lush hills with pine trees, wild ferns, and other greens covering the earth. I basked at the moment and enjoyed the sun, the spring water, and the mountains.
The water from the spring.
Balokon Spring Resort
Purok Kulasi, Brgy Kumaliskis (Along the Highway)
Salvador Benedicto, Philippines
Contact:
0922-565-8598 SUN
0905-480.0401 GLOBE
ben10c28@gmail.com
22 thoughts on “First-time in Balokon Spring Resort”
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Many people are looking for resorts to visit this summer. It’s very timely that you shared this post. The pool here looks great as it’s surrounded by greens.
It’s a nice getaway from the hustle and the bustle of the city. The rates are pretty affordable too, especially since the cottages are huge! I wouldn’t mind spending a night here!
Another spring resort to visit. Maybe we’ll have one of our team buildings here next time.
Trips to resorts are always one of the best ways to beat the summer heat. And with rates as attractive as Balokon’s, I won’t be surprised that it’s a big hit.
First time I have heard about Balokon Spring Resort and it looks like a nice resort to visit. It’s summer once again and a lot of people are looking for good places to visit and enjiy. Thanks for sharing this.
It sure looks pretty. I don’t know if I’d get used to the cold water though.
Nice! The place is a good destination for a quick weekend getaway. I hope you had a nice time over there.
You already tempted me so much to visit Bacolod with your amazing travelogs and now Balokon! This is also so gorgeous..
It looks so beautiful there and the rates are so inexpensive too. I would love to visit and just lounge in the pool all day!
the interior matches the whole atmosphere! this looks quite exotic
Balokon Spring Resort looks like heaven on earth to embrace. Really shines beyond its competitors to win the hearts of tourists and people. I love the aesthetic ambiance! Can’t thank you enough for sharing this place to the world, Claire!
I’ve never headed of this place before. I’m not really a fan of hot springs in a man made pool but I can definitely see why it’s a nice alternative for a chlorinated swimming pool! It seems to be the trend in many places, even Vietnam, and well, I’d have to agree that it is indeed relaxing!
These would really be a great family vacation place. The place is beautiful and the rates are affordable.
This resort looks simply amazing! I love the landscapes, the amenities – everything. I am sure every visitor will have a great time here!
Your description of the very cold spring water is already very refreshing to read. I wish we could go there this very hot summer. What is a “Dakubo”? Is it a daku (big) kubo? 🙂
Wow this is another undiscovered spring resort in Philippines. The water and scenery look awesome to me. I wish I can go there too.
This photo makes me realize how desperately I need to take a break and travel. The first photo itself is captivating.
It looks very simple, but homey. Considering the price, the place doesn’t look that bad.
I would love to try the pot stickers, it looks delicious. Vietnamese food is quiet mouth watering; need to try it immediately.
Though I have not visited this beautiful place but I have heard about Spring Resort and it looks nice. Many people will like to visit this place this summer because it is attractive. Thanks for sharing this.
It’s a nice place to relax and rejuvenate as you soak in the spring water. The accommodations look decent and affordable!
Gusto k tong puntahan excited Na ako