The Villas

Amenities

  • One king-sized bed or two twin beds

  • 100% cotton oversized towels

  • Non-smoking Villas

  • 40” LCD TV

  • Private dipping pool

  • Individually-controlled energy efficient air-conditioning

  • Private Balcony equipped with table & chairswith view of the sea

  • Spacious bath with a view of the sea

  • Personal bar and refrigerator

  • Ceiling fan

  • Rain Showerhead – Hot & Cold

  • In-room safe

  • Hardwood floor

Kamagong

Also known as Philippine Ebony, kamagong is a wood unique to the country. With a black heartwood (inner region) and gray sapwood, this produces really dramatic, dark timber hence the name. The grain is often grayish and has strong, dark brown streaks.

Ideal for: Small, decorative pieces and combat tools like arnis sticks and eskrima

Molave

One of the hardest local woods, molave has a fine texture that makes it smooth to the touch. It’s available in pale yellow to pinkish-brownish tone with a lighter sapwood (outer region), and mostly straight grain. It has no distinct odor.

Ideal for: window frames, shipbuilding, structural posts, railroad tracks, and other outdoor applications

Yakal

This resinous wood with yellow to golden-red tones. A high-grade timber, yakal can tolerate harsh hot and cold weathers.

Ideal for: furniture, surface finishes, small weapons, and outdoor constructions

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