Patio Isabel Swimming Pool

The owner has a stick up their ass, he's confidently ignorant and what you would perfectly describe as just a typically snide boomer. I assume he used to be a swimming athlete but there are millions of those out there, you'd wonder what made him think that he's so special. If you can endure the owner's presence then the pool is okay. 25 meters and affordable.

The tiles have cracks and it cause injuries. They say that the owner will not answer for the accident. NEVER go here or train your family.

Affordable rate at P200. Good for learning to swim and practice. The owner and staff are polite and friendly, but there's an annoyingly loud coach. Looks like he's been teaching there for years but that's no excuse to shamelessly pirate students of other coaches while the session is ongoing. The place looks bare, it could use more landscaping. It looks like a friendly small school because of murals depicting the countryside. There are plenty of monoblock chairs that are free to use. Restrooms are reasonably clean and it could use brighter lighting. Nevertheless, the costs are kept low so it's understandable.

Nice place if you're looking for a quick dip l. Pool is big and deep enough to do laps in, which is why it also doubles as a practice pool for high school kids for their Phys Ed, so just make sure your visit doesn't coincide with their classes. Otherwise there's really no resort vibe going on here. Place looks shabby and unsightly, all concrete and no landscaping.

First, It's near our home and the owner is very nice. He even teaches us how to swim correctLy and how to teach babies to swim. The pLace is cLean. Free tabLes and chairs to use. There are Lots of stores outside the resort to buy foods and everything we need.