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Hotel Kimberly Tagaytay



What is Tagaytay without a beautiful view of Taal Volcano and the breezy weather that makes you forgot that you're in tropical country. there is a new hotel in the "city of smile". Kimberly-Tagaytay was really designed for guest who want to escape the hustle and stresses in the city and enjoy a piece of serenity in a cozy environment.

Inside the Hotel guest will fall in love the classy interior designed. Upon entrance, guests are immediately welcomed by stylish wicker furniture set at the lobby from Ilo-ilo. Hotel Kimberly Tagaytay provide a 5-star service for the price of 3-star hotel.


Hotel Kimberly Started operating last December, with spacious parking area, play pen, kite flying ground, and the gorgeous pool and pond situated at the back of the hotel. And just in case guests want to try out other restaurants or maybe enjoy the view of Taal Volcano, they can always go out; its only five minutes away. in this way they can have privacy and at the same time they are near...the gimmick areas.
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