Native House

Lay-out:

The Native House, also called the Mango House, consists of three separate structures, namely the house proper, the sitting area with kitchen facilities, and the open-air bathroom. It takes its name from a huge mango tree adjacent to the house. 

The House:
The Mango House proper is a traditional Filipino hut constructed with native materials, consisting of two rooms with a fan, one bigger room (17 sqm) which accommodates two in one double bed, and a smaller one (13 sqm) which accommodates two in one double bed. Both rooms are accessed individually via an elevated wooden porch, which provides a small cosy sitting area and good views. In early 2019, we added a little toilet to each of the rooms with a small wash basin. These rooms basically serve as sleeping quarters, whereas the day is likely to be spent outside. 

The Sitting Area:
The big roofed sitting area (28 sqm) with a ceiling fan is really the living room, with a big handmade mahogany table, wooden benches and a sizeable sideboard to place and store things. There is a hammock between 2 pillars. A small kitchen facility is available, with a small fridge, basic kitchen utensils, a gas-fired burner, and a sink, so that you can prepare your favourite meals either here, or on a stone grill close by. Washing up liquid, a sponge and tea towels are provided.

The Bathroom Area:
The third structure is the open bathroom facility, with a sink, toilet and shower with running cold water. Hot water can be boiled when needed. 

Our free wifi is accessible in the Service Block. 

Over all, this place is perfect for real and experienced outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers who want to enjoy the beautiful countryside of the Philippines. All doors and windows are provided with sealed mosquito screens so that all doors and windows can be left open. 
In addition we provide mosquito coils, and sprays.