Playa Tropical Resort Hotel in Currimao, Ilocos Norte: A Tropical Paradise in the North
Going to Ilocos Norte, Playa Tropical Resort Hotel in Currimao may be the first luxurious hotel that you will encounter.
This hotel will not only draw you in with its Balinese architectural design but also, with its beautiful beach overlooking the sea as well as their collection of clean and comfortable rooms that will make you reminiscent of a tropical oasis, north of Luzon.
Playa Tropical Resort Hotel embodies the Balinese design.
With traditionally thatched roof villas that resemble Balinese dwellings made mostly of organic materials, this Asian tropical style is the perfect aesthetic for Playa’s beach haven look.
Their standard rooms are situated in their main building, equipped with Cable TV, air-conditioning system, and hot and cold shower. In this part, they have modern-looking rooms but still with a touch of Bali when it comes to the artworks displayed along the hall.
Stay and relax in their Deluxe Double Room (Php 3,800/ night) with 2 double beds and a private shower room, good for 2 to 4 persons. You may also opt the Deluxe King (Php 3,800/ night) for its king-sized bed.
These deluxe rooms are inclusive of free breakfast for 2 and a special 15-minute massage for 2 as well.
Deluxe King (Php 3,800/ night)
Moreover, if you want a more comfortable stay, Playa Tropical Resort Hotel offers you a bathtub to go with the Premier Room (Php 4,000/ night) for 2 persons with a free breakfast for 2 and a 15-minute massage included.
You may also opt the Royal Suite (Php 5,800/ night) with its own living room to go with its spacious queen-sized bed.
Royal Suite (Php 5,800/night)
Royal Suite’s bathroom is comprised of its own whirlpool bathtub and hot and cold shower.
Aside from their standard rooms, their great-looking villas lining up one side of the resort with an attraction of a mini hanging bridge make it look more visually pleasing.
To savor the most of your vacation, the Casa (Php 12,500/ night) is made available just for you! This room is a special 2-story villa, made more picturesque with its garden at the back where a private pool is situated.
Two bedrooms, ideal for families, are also waiting for you in each Casas.
Casa (Php 12,500/ night)
Outside their accommodations, you will be greeted by the scenic view of the beach that gives out a marvelous sunset view that is a picture perfect moment.
Playa offers a lot of water activities for their guests as they have the luxury of the beach and sea beyond.
Playa boasts of their beautiful location, ideal for viewing the marvelous sunset.
Playa Tropical also has an infinity pool, one to make your stay more amazing as you just unwind and chill with a beachfront setting.
You can also opt to stroll along the shore for the ultimate tropical paradise experience to your pleasure, making it a go-to place for a summer vibe you don’t want to miss.
Playa’s infinity pool overlooks the beach and the sea beyond.
Playa’s Love for the Sea
While you’re here, sample Playa’s sumptuous offerings at Cafe Amarra, their in-house restaurant that is named after a “love for the sea.”
Cafe Amarra inside Playa Tropical Resort is just a few steps away from the Casas.
It is situated a few walks away from the beach, making it a nice place to dine out while admiring the beauty of the sanctuary-like resort.
In front of the restaurant, there are huts you can use for some chill time with your family or friends.
So, check out Playa Tropical Resort and experience the vacation that you deserve in this romantic destination at the heart of Ilocos.
How to get here:
- By car: From Vigan City proper, go north via the Manila North Road before taking the Currimao-Paoay-Suba-Balacao Road. Upon reaching Currimao, turn left and continue straight towards Playa Tropical Resort Hotel in Brgy. Victoria.
General Information:
Address: Brgy. Victoria, Currimao, Ilocos Norte
Contact Information: 077-670-1211 / 0917-570-0223
Check-in: 2 p.m. / Check out: 12 p.m.
Website: www.playatropical.com.ph
Facebook: Playa Tropical Resort
Instagram: @playa_tropical
A version of this appeared in Philippine Primer’s Japanese (Vol. 103) and English (Vol. 12) magazines.
