In the heart of Quezon Province, Philippines, Batis Aramin Hotel & Resort is an ideal getaway for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Situated in Malupak, Lucban, this hidden gem is just a stone’s throw away from the famous Kamay ni Hesus and a short 8-kilometer drive from the bustling town center of Lucban. Offering a serene atmosphere with various exhilarating outdoor activities. It features seven swimming pools, four of which are open to the public, while three are exclusively reserved for in-house guests. Each exclusive pool boasts crystal-clear water sourced from the pristine Aramin spring. Ensuring a refreshing and invigorating experience. During our stay in the Pavilion Room, we enjoyed a refreshing swim in the Pavilion Pool. Which offered cool, revitalizing water for a rejuvenating experience. Meanwhile, the public pools include the Infinity Pool, Kiddie Pool, Banahaw Pool, and Piknikan Pool, each catering to different preferences and age groups.
For those seeking an exclusive adventure, the Pavilion Pool, Hilltop Pool, and Fidez House Pool are accessible to in-house guests. Promising a more private and intimate aquatic experience. Whether you’re a local resident looking for a quick escape or a tourist exploring the beauty of Quezon, Batis Aramin promises an unforgettable experience. Beyond its inviting pools, Batis Aramin also boasts its very own Adventure Camp – a paradise for adrenaline junkies and thrill-seekers. This recreational area offers an array of heart-pounding activities. Including a 150-meter zip line, a 50-feet rappelling descent, a 50-feet wall climbing tower, a sports center, a maze, a high ropes course, and a Mount Banahaw viewing deck. Additionally, guests can enjoy kayaking, biking, camping, and obstacle courses, making it the perfect destination for those who crave excitement. Some of these may require a separate fee if you’re going on a day tour.
Obstacle Courses, Camping, Photo Ops and more
Team-building enthusiasts will find a wealth of opportunities here, with activities like rock wall climbing, ziplining, rappelling, and more. Batis Aramin is the ultimate all-in-one destination in Quezon Province, catering to every adventurer’s desire. Furthermore, you have the option to bring your own food without worrying about corkage fees or utilize the resort’s grilling stations for unforgettable barbecue parties. If you prefer dining out, Kindagally Bar, The Lanai, and Pool Bar offer delectable options for your culinary pleasure. For those planning an overnight stay, Batis Aramin offers a diverse range of accommodations to suit your preferences. Choose from 14 types of accommodation halls, including Aramin, Lambingan, Pretty Paw Suites, Marikit, Mayumi, Lambingan, Harana, Magara, Amihan, Anahaw, Jessa Marie Hall, Hilltop Hall, GH Rest House, and Fidez Rest House. With a total of 124 rooms, you’re sure to find the perfect retreat that matches your needs.
Batis Aramin does charge admission fees per guest for day and night tours, as well as swimming activities. These fees grant you access to the resort’s common facilities and the four public swimming pools. Furthermore, please note that admission fees vary depending on whether you visit on weekdays or weekends/holidays. We also found spots perfect for capturing memorable moments. Among these are the charming Hobbit Houses, the serene Teresita’s Garden, and the tranquil Japanese Garden, each providing ideal photo opportunities. All these have no extra entrance/admission fees. During our stay in the Pavilion Room, we booked two rooms, each equipped with its own toilet and shower facilities. In addition, both rooms featured two twin-sized beds, providing comfortable accommodation for 2-4 people in each room. If needed, you could also request extra mattresses, additional bedding, and pillows for a nominal fee to further enhance your stay.
Tips and Guidelines
- Before your trip, make reservations for accommodations, especially during peak seasons or holidays, to secure your preferred room type and dates.
- Batis Aramin is a Pet Friendly hotel and resort destination.
- Be aware of the admission fees, which vary depending on whether you visit on weekdays or weekends/holidays. Budget accordingly for your day tour or overnight stay.
- Batis Aramin typically follows standard check-in (2:00 PM) and check-out (12:00 PM) times. Arrive on time to maximize your stay.
- Don’t forget to pack essentials such as swimwear, sunscreen, sunglasses, hats, and comfortable walking shoes. If you plan to engage in adventure activities, consider appropriate attire and gear.
- If you’re commuting, consider taking a tricycle from Lucban to reach the resort conveniently. For those driving, look out for the narrow road across Kamay ni Hesus and follow it to the resort’s entrance gate.
- Follow the safety guidelines provided for adventure activities, especially if you’re trying activities like zip-lining, rappelling, or wall climbing.
- Carry enough cash with you, as the resort may not accept card payments for admission fees, food, and additional services.
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How to go there?
Via Public Transportation
- Take a Bus: From Metro Manila (usually in Cubao or Kamuning), board a bus bound for Lucena City or Lucban, Quezon. You can choose from several bus lines like JAC Liner, Lucena Lines, or DLTB. Make sure to ask the conductor if they pass through Lucban town.
- Bus Stop in Lucban: Inform the bus conductor or driver that you’re heading to Batis Aramin. They should be familiar with the location. The trip from Metro Manila to Lucban typically takes around 3 to 4 hours.
- Tricycle Ride: Upon arriving in Lucban, take a tricycle ride to Batis Aramin in Malupak. It’s a short 10 to 15-minute ride from the town center. Tricycle drivers are usually familiar with the resort’s location.
Via Private Vehicle
- Route from Metro Manila: From Metro Manila, you’ll want to drive southward. You have two primary routes to choose from:
- SLEX (South Luzon Expressway) Route: Take SLEX and exit at Calamba. From there, drive through the towns of Los Baños, Bay, and Pila until you reach Pagsanjan. Continue towards Lumban, then drive through Kalayaan, Pangil, Pakil, and Paete. Finally, follow the road to Lucban.
- Quezon Route: Alternatively, you can take the route through Rizal Province, passing through towns like Antipolo, Teresa, Morong, Baras, Pililla, and Tanay. From Tanay, head to Sampaloc, Rizal, then continue to Mabitac, Famy, Siniloan, and Pangil. Afterward, follow the road to Lucban.
- Arrival in Lucban: Once you arrive in Lucban, look out for Kamay ni Hesus, a popular pilgrimage site. Just across Kamay ni Hesus, you’ll find a narrow road that leads to the entrance gate of Batis Aramin Resort. Follow this road to reach the resort.
