Life is Fun: Wedding Anniversary at Casa San Pablo

I thought that we're not going out of town for the celebration of our wedding anniversary, we just planned to watch a movie and have a romantic dinner after at Eastwood last February 13 (Saturday) but hubby suddenly feels like going to the south and so he checked out places in Laguna that is good for day trips only. I didn't have any idea that he already get in touched through text to Mr. Boots Alcantara the owner of Casa San Pablo and made a reservation for a day trip last Saturday. It was Friday morning that I learned about his plans because he made the payment for the reservation at the bank.

We leave the house at 5:30 AM and reached Casa San Pablo at around 8:30 AM, we didn't expect that there will be a heavy traffic from Batangas Exit (SLEX) to Batangas Junction.

Upon reaching the gate of Casa San Pablo, we learned that it is located within Kay Inay Resort. We're very excited upon entering the place. At the parking lot, the guard will guide you to the area where you will be greeted by the staff. We met Jaina, one of the innkeepers who make sure that guests will have a very enjoyable stay at Casa San Pablo.

I will share with you the photo essay of our memorable experience...

The entrace to Casa San Pablo

The pool... we're not able to use this, I'm not in the mood to swim...hehehe

I am really impress with the Baguio like ambience of Casa San Pablo
(parang wala kami sa Laguna)

The inn with rooms at the second floor and dining hall at the first floor.

The other side of the inn.

The place is very relaxing...

There's a lot of pine trees...

Some of the casitas... We would love to stay here but it's good for overnight stay only.

Hubby can't help but to admire the view in front of us...

This is the main house of the owner.

The steel staircase leading to our room....

We requested for Room No. 7

Located on the second floor in the southeast wing of the building, this room is of an intimate size, ideal for solo occupant or for couples.

Owner's Description: We’ve named this room after San Pablo-born poet Rofel Brion, our teacher, friend, and matchmaker. In the 1980s, he opened up his dorm room at the Ateneo de Manila to host writing workshops, poetry readings, evenings of singing and of meaningful conversations. Through these gatherings, he inspired many of his students to be writers. Meaningful friendships also blossomed with him and around him. We hope you too will find the inspiration to write as you stay in this room. It has its own private balcony with a view of the garden below. Room is airconditioned and has a private toilet and bath.