Inside the gate
What the estate offered besides a bed
The April 2025 homepage organised the park as a set of outlets with posted hours: Red 8 until late, the spa and sports center through the evening, a juice bar on weekends, and Cafe Fontana. Two of the restaurants were marked temporarily closed on that capture. Hours on a retired website are not a promise.
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Hot spring and pools
The homepage led with an Olympic-size pool, a jacuzzi, and sunken bar pools. The about page added a hot-spring lagoon. That water is the reason the park exists as a leisure estate, separate from the hotel room count.
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Sauna and spa
A spa block was listed with daytime hours, roughly morning until evening. Use it as a recovery hour between the pools and dinner, not as a reason to cross Luzon on its own.
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Sports center
The old facilities copy invited guests to basketball, tennis, badminton, and similar courts, with long daytime hours. It is a family add-on, not a training camp.
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Red 8
Red 8 was the Chinese dining room, credited to a Hong Kong chef. The April 2025 homepage marked it temporarily closed. Assume nothing is open until you check the venue.
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Cafe Fontana and the juice bar
Cafe Fontana was the all-day restaurant and was also marked temporarily closed on that capture. The juice bar was described as a weekend drinks counter. A KTV room above the cafe was listed for late evenings.
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Convention rooms
The about page named meeting rooms from the smaller Bauhinia room up to the larger Paeonia hall, and listed past credits such as APEC 2015 and the 2019 Southeast Asian Games. Those are historical claims from the old site, not a calendar you can book here.
The casino sat in the same navigation, not in this facilities list. Read that note separately: the casino floor.