Tucked in the downward intestine-like highway leading to Talisay, away from the busy main streets of Tagaytay, is a well-kept secret I discovered recently –the one year old Casa Alegria.
The casa has a simple white and black minimalist architectural design, a red brick tiled floor, and landscape photographs plastered on the wall of the dining area.
There’s no wi-fi and the 3G signal is close to nothing so you would have no choice but to forget the rest of the world and savor the breathtaking view of the Philippines’ smallest volcano, Taal, at a safe distance.
Sit at the rooftop, have some drinks, or play some board games while waiting for the sunset.
If a little connection is what you want, there is a cable TV available plus a cat and two playful dogs to keep you company.
They also accept intimate weddings in the rooftop that could accommodate 100 people.
On the right part of the casa lies the three story building where the glass rooms reside and in front it is where a swimming pool is targeted to be done by third quarter this year.
How To Get There
From SLEX, exit at Sta. Rosa then turn right after the tollgate. Follow the road until you reach the ridge of Tagaytay. Turn left and follow the road the will bring you to the Picnic Grove. When you see the Tagaytay Central School, turn on your right to the road heading to Talisay, Batangas town proper. Casa Alegria can be found after four to five minutes, on the right side at the corner after you pass by a Grecian inspired house.
Casa Alegria
Sungay North, Ligaya Drive, Tagaytay
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If you would like to book a room at Casa Alegria, check their rates here. You can also look for other hotels in Tagaytay.
Disclaimer: My brunch at Casa Alegria was complimentary, all opinions are my own.
I have not heard of Casa Alegria but thank you for sharing. The place looks beautiful! And I love how you take pictures. I would definitely try to visit this place!
No wifi or 3G network coverage would sound heavenly to my husband haha. He’s into off the grid get aways unlike me who can’t seem to pry myself off social media on a daily basis. The place looks great, and that view. Wow. We’ll look it up when we’re in the area. Thanks!
Very romantic place! I imagine myself with my fiance na nasa roof top at nangangarap ng aming future plans. ha-ha =)
Place like heaven!! No network coverage is good just to experience this place for a little while. Every corner in this place is worth an Instagram. 🙂
It is truly an instagram worthy place. Beautiful from any angle. 🙂
Tagaytay for me spells relaxation. Thank you for this spot suggestion, but no network, I don’t know what I can say about that.
Yeah, back to basics. But really, once you’re there, you won’t need WI-FI. 🙂
Hmmm, it’s been a long while since the last time I went to Tagaytay. With no network though, I think that’s a perfect getaway from all the modern thingamajigs in life. Well, we all need relaxation sometimes and that counts Casa Algeria right there.
Hi,
is the road going to Casa Alegria steep?
Hi Loiii, yes the road to Casa Alegria is a bit steep but the caretaker said that the tricycles can pass by.
Is it too narrow for private vehicles? It would be difficult to get there if narrow and steep yung road…But the place really looks nice
Nope, kasya naman private vehicles. Naka van kami nung nagpunta noon. Ingat lang sa maneho kasi may blind side parts.