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MUNCIPALITY NAME of ESTABLISHMENT ADDRESS Kelly Heights Compound, Brgy RIZAL PROVINCE UPDATED LIST OF RESORTS-ACCOMMODATION ESTABLISHMENTS MUNCIPALITY NAME OF ESTABLISHMENT ADDRESS Kelly Heights Compound, Brgy. Sta. ANTIPOLO Alta Roca Cruz, Antipolo ANTIPOLO Angela's Infinity Private Pool Taktak Road, Brgy. Sta, Cruz, Antipolo Baltao Subdivision, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, ANTIPOLO Aqua Huts Garden Resort Antipolo ANTIPOLO 3b Resthouse Taktak Road, Brgy. Sta, Cruz, Antipolo Boso-Boso Highlands Resort and ANTIPOLO Sitio Cabading, Brgy. San Jose, Antipolo Convention Center ANTIPOLO Bosay Resort Brgy. San Roque, Antipolo 9541 Japanese House, Taktak Road, ANTIPOLO Bretsch & Barrie Resort Brgy. Dela Paz, Antipolo Sumulong Memorial Circle, Brgy. Dela ANTIPOLO Bouganville Suites & Resort Paz, Antipolo Cristina Villas Mountain Resort & ANTIPOLO Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Taktak Road, Antipolo Hotel City View Resort & Conference Brgy. Beverly Hills, Sumulong Hi-way ANTIPOLO Center Antipolo ANTIPOLO Cattleya Farm Resort Colaique, San Roque, Antipolo Colaique Sitio Ibabaw, Brgy. San Roque, ANTIPOLO Callospa Resorts Antipolo Kelly Heights Compound, Brgy. Sta. ANTIPOLO Celestial Inn Resort Cruz, Antipolo ANTIPOLO Casa Ibiza Resort & Event Place Sapang Buho Rd. Brgy. Dalig II, Antipolo Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Sumulong Highway, ANTIPOLO Cloud 9 Sports & Leisure Club Antipolo Maagay III, Kalikasan St. Brgy. Inarawan, ANTIPOLO D'Compound Picnic Grove Antipolo ANTIPOLO Deo Gracia's Garden Resort Grand Heights, Antipolo City Eastern Manila Dev't. Center(Las Ortigas Ave. Extension, Brgy. Dela Paz, ANTIPOLO Brisas Hotel & Conference Room) Antipolo ANTIPOLO Escape Private Resort Engenio Lopez Center Taktak Road, Sitio Sampaguita, Brgy. ANTIPOLO Femar Garden & Resort Dela Paz, Antipolo ANTIPOLO Forrest Hills Antipolo City Circumferential Road, Brgy. Dalig, ANTIPOLO Gems Hotel and Conference Center Antipolo Sumulong Hi-Way, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, ANTIPOLO Hacienda Antipolo Resort Antipolo ANTIPOLO Jardin De Marimar/ Casa Santa Brgy. San Isidro, Antipolo City Jamesville Resort & Conference M. Santos Ext. cor. Circumferential ANTIPOLO Center Road, Brgy. San Jose, Antipolo ANTIPOLO Kaysakat Resort Antipolo City ANTIPOLO Kubling Kalikasan Antipolo City ANTIPOLO Kubling Tago Mayamot, Antipolo City ANTIPOLO Le Blanc Brgy. Dela Paz Antipolo City Alpadi Estate, Sumulong Highway, Brgy. ANTIPOLO Lily of the Valley Resort Sta. Cruz, Antipolo 2404 Zinnia St. Valley Subd. Mambugan, ANTIPOLO La Colina Garden Resort Antipolo Colaique, Sitio Ibabaw, Brgy. San Roque, ANTIPOLO Loreland Farm Resort Antipolo ANTIPOLO Mainit Spring Resort Antipolo City Sitio Colaique, Brgy. San Roque, ANTIPOLO Marabella Palace Resort Antipolo ANTIPOLO Monte Palo Resort Antipolo Taktak Road, Puyat Subdivision, Brgy. ANTIPOLO Liberty Resort Sta. Cruz, Antipolo Taktak Road, Marosi, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, ANTIPOLO Overlook Resort & Conference Center Antipolo Sitio Sampaguita, Soliven Street, Taktak ANTIPOLO Rosalinda Garden Resort Road, Antipolo Provincial Road, Sitio Sukol, Brgy. Dalig, ANTIPOLO Real Cove Antipolo Marigman St. Golden Hills Brgy. San ANTIPOLO Sun Rock Resort Roque, Antipolo Hollywood Hills Subdivision, Sumulong ANTIPOLO Seven Suites Hotel Hi-Way, Antipolo 242 San Jose St. Brgy. San Isidro, ANTIPOLO Suva's Place Resort Antipolo ANTIPOLO Antipolo Star Resort Sitio Payong, Brgy Daug, Antipolo City B2 L4 Taktak Road Purok Sampaguita ANTIPOLO Villa Susana Event Place and Resort Antipolo, Rizal Hacienda Antipolo, Sumulong Hi-Way, ANTIPOLO The Master's Place Garden Resort Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Antipolo Rizal Ticzon Verbal Park, 7 P.Olivares St. ANTIPOLO The Grounds Resorts Antipolo Rizal ANTIPOLO Villa Diaz Resort Brgy. Inarawan, Antipolo ANTIPOLO Villa Patricia Resort Maagay III, Brgy. Inarawan, Antipolo 181 M.L. Quezon Ext., Brgy. Dalig, ANTIPOLO Villa Veneranda Resort Antipolo ANTIPOLO Villa Mari Resort Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Taktak Road, Antipolo ANTIPOLO Villa Sampaguita Resort Sitio Sukol, Brgy. Dalig, Antipolo ANTIPOLO Villa Concepcion C. Lawis Ext. Brgy San Isidro, Antipolo ANTIPOLO Villa Jose Jacinta Resort Brgy. Inarawan, Antipolo ANTIPOLO Villa Agapita Resort Antipolo City ANTIPOLO Water Wonder Resort Maagay, Brgy. Inarawan, Antipolo ANTIPOLO Miterrata Resort Grand Heights Road, Brgy. San Roque ANTIPOLO Serendipity Private Resort 80 Manuel L. Quezon Ext. Antipolo ANTIPOLO Villa Virgina Resort Antipolo ANTIPOLO Fortune Park Resort Marigman Rd. Ext. Antipolo ANTIPOLO Vineleaf Private Garden Resort Kubling Kalikasan Antipolo Rizal ANTIPOLO Crish Private Resort Padilla, Antipolo Rizal ANTIPOLO Guillean's Place Resort Antipolo ANTIPOLO Sharon Carl's Private Pool 12613 Sumulong Hway Antipolo Rizal ANTIPOLO Jamesville Resort Antipolo ANTIPOLO Skyscraper view Resort ANTIPOLO Las Brisas Hotel ANTIPOLO Haidz Private Resort Antipolo ANGONO Aling Eniang's Resort Aurora Subd. Brgy. San Isidro, Angono Ilang-ilang St. Nieves Hills Subd. San ANGONO Scrapyard Resort Isidro, Angono ANGONO Villa Jhoana Ibañez St. Brgy. San Isidro, Angono ANGONO ART Camp Brgy. San Roque, Angono, Rizal ANGONO Benjie's Motel ANGONO Bricks & Brew Café 1st Angono 1930 Rizal ANGONO Insider's View Hotel Don Benito, Angono,1930 Rizal BARAS Bjoure Resort Baras Maharlika Road, Brgy. San Salvador, BARAS D' One Resort Baras BARAS M.Y. Landia Resort Brgy. Santiago, Baras Manila East Road, Brgy. Evangelista, BARAS Punta de Fabian Baras BARAS Solem Resort National Road, Baras, Rizal BARAS Verma's Resort Manila East Road, Baras Mla. East Road, Angeles Pilapil St. Brgy. BARAS Well's Resort San Jose, Baras BARAS Check Dam Resort BARAS Palo Alto Resort Valle St. Baras BARAS Diñozo Resort BARAS Hector's Farm Resort BARAS Lennyville Resort BARAS Punta de Fabian Manila East Rd. Brgy. Evangelista Baras BARAS Joeylot Resort Sitio San Roque, Brgy Pinugay 1489 Cable Way, Calumpang, BINANGONAN 1489 Cable Way Resortt Binangonan BINANGONAN ABRC Resort Brgy. Tagpos, Binangonan 1489 Cableway, Brgy. Calumpang, BINANGONAN Barreto's Resort Binangonan BINANGONAN Café Aurora Resort 158 Mla. East, Darangan, Binangonan National Road Brgy. Palangoy, BINANGONAN De Castro Resort Binangonan BINANGONAN Estuar Farm Ynares St. Tagpos, Binangonan 173 National Road, Calumpang, BINANGONAN Ella Ville Resort Binangonan Nt'l Rd., Hi-way Calumpang, BINANGONAN East Road Apartelle Binangonan, Rizal BINANGONAN Gardenville 1 Plants & Pools Brgy. Pag-asa, Binangonan BINANGONAN KC Resort Brgy. San Carlos, Binangonan BINANGONAN Lake Marielle Binangonan Lake Island Retreat and Conference BINANGONAN L. Ceniña St. Tayuman, Binangonan Center National Road Brgy. Tayuman, BINANGONAN Lake Villa Resort Binangonan BINANGONAN Pumarada Resort Mahabang Parang, Binangonan BINANGONAN Family Hotel BINANGONAN Tropical Getaway Resort Brgy. Tayuman, Binangonan Mahabang Parang Brgy. Bilibiran, BINANGONAN Thunderbird Resorts & Fiesta Casino Binangonan Ynares Compound, Calumpang, BINANGONAN Villa Adelaida Resort Binangonan CAINTA Sogo Hotel 8001 Imelda Ave. Cainta, Rizal CAINTA Goldstar Inn 107 Imelda Ave. Brickroad CAINTA Casanjo Garden Resort #4 Peridot St. Greenpark Village, Cainta CARDONA Avelina's Resort Sitio Kuhala, Cardona 935 San Juan St. Sitio Kuhala Brgy. Dalig, CARDONA Kuhala Bay Resort Cardona JALA-JALA Cleofas Resort Butchingue Street Sipisipin, Jalajala JALA-JALA Garden Hill Resort Sitio Dulong, Punta, Jalajala JALA-JALA Maryknoll Retreat House & Resort Brgy. Punta, Jica-Hi-Way, Jalajala JALA-JALA Pasigame Hot Spring Resort Brgy. Punta, Main Road, Jalajala JALA-JALA Pasigame Resort 065 Kanluran St. Palaypalay, Jalajala JALA-JALA Rubylisa Resort Jica Hi-way, Brgy. Punta, Jalajala JALA-JALA Villa Vicencio Resort Sitio Ik-Ik, Brgy. Lubo, Jalajala JALA-JALA Vista Concorcia Resort 59 Manggahan St. 2nd District, Jalajala ICM Jalajala Retreat House and JALA-JALA Sitio Naglabas Brgy. Pagkalinawan JalajalaRizal Training Center JALA-JALA Winmar Resort MORONG Alamares Resort Morong, Rizal MORONG Al Jen Resort Sagbat, Morong MORONG Casita de Salvador Resort Taghangin, Brgy. Maybancal. Morong MORONG Lanang Resort Tomas Claudio St. Taglabas, Morong Taghangin, Brgy. Maybancal Mla. East MORONG Marina's Hillview Resort Road, Morong MORONG Sulok Nature Resort Tupaz St. Morong MORONG Villa Elizabeth Resort Maytigbe Brgy. San Jose, Morong MORONG Vista Grande Resort Taghangin, Brgy. Maybancal, Morong PILILLA Ace-Deo Country Resort Brgy. Niogan, Pililla PILILLA Adsville Pililla, Rizal PILILLA Dr. Sison Farm Resort Sitio Yakat, Brgy. Quisao, Pililla PILILLA Rockhills Resort & Hotel Km. 56 Mla. East Road Brgy. Hulo, Pililla PILILLA Stagira Farms & Resort Brgy. Bagumbayan, Pililla PILILLA Villa Lorenza Resort Brgy. Halayhayin, Pililla RODRIGUEZ Blue Phin Water Resort Brgy. San Jose, Rodriguez RODRIGUEZ CJ Ramos Resort Brgy. San Jose, Rodriguez RODRIGUEZ Inner Sanctum Resort Rodriguez, Rizal RODRIGUEZ Josephine's Resort Inner Sanctum Brgy. San Jose, Rodriguez RODRIGUEZ Kitty & Mark Resort Dao St. San Jose, Rodriguez 149-A M.H. Del Pilar St. San Rafael, RODRIGUEZ Luver's Resort Rodriguez RODRIGUEZ Le Arms Resort Brgy. San Rafael, Rodriguez Sitio Sagingan, Brgy. San Isidro, RODRIGUEZ Monta-Tropical Garden Resort Rodriguez RODRIGUEZ Nicolas Garden Resort Brgy. San Jose, Rodriguez RODRIGUEZ The Rock Resort Brgy. San Isidro, Rodriguez Emanuel St. Saba E. Rodriguez, RODRIGUEZ Tom's Resort Montalban RODRIGUEZ Villa Marina Resort Brgy. San Jose, Rodriguez RODRIGUEZ Villa Monica Resort Brgy. San Jose, Rodriguez RODRIGUEZ Villa Virginia Resort Brgy. San Rafael, Rodriguez RODRIGUEZ Villa Nueva Resort Brgy. San Jose, Rodriguez RODRIGUEZ Villa Trinidad Resort Brgy. 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