Information about Hidden Valley Springs

Hidden Valley Springs

Hidden Valley Springs is a mountain resort in Laguna tucked between two mountains rich in folklore, Mt. Makiling and Mt. Banahaw. Its spectacular flora and fauna, not to mention its close proximity to Manila (approximately 75 km away), make it a popular tourist destination whether for a day trip or an overnight getaway.

This 110-acre well-preserved tropical forest has been around for ages. It has been maintained by four generations of the Roxas clan since the old man, Eufrocino Roxas bought the property in 1918.

To date, guests enjoy the same quality of excellent service and accommodations and a memorable experience that has always been a Hidden Valley Spring signature.

Hidden Valley Spring takes pride in its world-class accommodations with its rustic touch. The well-appointed rooms are cozy and comfortable. The classy interiors make guests feel special. Because wood is the main element of the structures, it makes the resort feel cooler. The spacious terraces make a good vantage point to behold the greeneries of the surroundings.

There are two restaurant outlets in the resort, one is the airy open pavilion under bamboo trellis and the other one is the enclosed pavilion. Aside from delectable dishes, both restaurants provide a laid-back atmosphere for all the guests to savor.

Just a few minutes away, tourists enjoy the natural springs and pools of the resort and the

spectacular waterfalls that come from the mountain top. Beautiful coconut trees, cocoa trees and lanzones trees abound in the area. The towering Amlang trees are a beauty to behold. They have literally stood the test of time being around for more than centuries already.

A more secluded part of the valley has what they call a Lover’s Pool. It is so hidden that one could easily miss it. Its privacy makes it appealing to honeymooners or even friends who want to spend some quiet time together. Another attraction is the Soda Pool where tourists enjoy swimming. It is called as such because

they say that the water is sweet, and is comparable to that of Fuji Waters in Japan. Golf enthusiasts enjoy a short nine-hole course in a hidden forest environment. There is also a putting green, mini golf course and a driving range in the premises.

How to get there

Drive or take public transit to Alaminos Town Proper. Then, on your left, proceed toward City Hall and Our Lady of Pillar Parish. The green Hidden Valley Springs signs will be visible from there. Follow all indications until you arrive at the resort. You can also join guided tours that include this destination.

Best time to visit

This is an all-year-round destination that can be visited anytime of the day.