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April 27th, 2010 
Amethystine
April 25, 2010 – The very first time we visited Club Manila East in Taytay Rizal. To get there, we took an FX ride (en route to SM Megamall) to Robinson’s Galleria. From Galle we rode a Taytay Rizal bus and got off in front of Club Manila East entrance gate. At the entrance were several jeepneys waiting to take guests to the main CME resort.
We checked in at around 4pm and met with two of Ray’s colleagues with their families. The villas for overnight guests were decent and homey. Ours was painted in blue and pink. There were two beds and a cozy sofa, dining area & kitchen at one corner, television, dresser, closet, and a bathroom with a bathtub.
The Club Manila East resort in Taytay Rizal is quite big and the place was brimming with guests. They have facilities for team building activities like wall climbing and obstacle courses, variety of accommodations for guests such as pavilions, huts, cabins, cabanas, picnic area, and villas, and exciting pools for everyone. Bringing food inside the resort is prohibited so you really need to bring extra cash. Anyway there are food stalls around like Jollibee, Shakey’s, and Chowking. And if ever you forgot your swim essentials at home, a store near the entrance is jam-packed with swim apparels and inflatables for kids.
I’m quite impressed that the place was maintained well throughout the years. Trash bins were all around, pools were clean, and it seemed that the resort defied “ageing”. I enjoyed kayaking, fighting giant waves, and eating halo-halo after hours of soaking in the water. But the best of all is the waterfalls located at the adult pool. I stayed under it for a few minutes of heavenly shoulder and back massage.
So, if ever you consider spending a day of your summer at CME, the entrance fee is Php 350.00 per person, and children below 3 feet are FREE!
Club Manila East Entrance
Inside the Doña Luz Hillsview Villa
Php 3,300.00, maximum or 4 peeps in a room, from 2pm – 11:30 A.M
Kiddie Pool
Sun-screened Pool
Enjoying your stay without those nasty sunburns!
If you want to experience kayaking, go to their boating area.
Beside the boating area is an adult pool with a 3-looped slide.
Bold enough to dive? Their diving pool is 14 feet deep.
“CME BeachWaves is a 19,000 square foot giant wave pool, bigger than four basketball courts combined. It gradually deepens like a beach towards a maximum depth of 6 feet and it can produce up to eight (8) beach-like wave patterns of up to 4 feet high.” – CME Official website
Challenge your friends into a swimming frenzy in their Lap Pool.
The Buzzy River – A relaxing water ride experience thru waterfalls and under bridges using rubber tubes.
xoxo,
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Looks like fun. I can’t wait for summer. The lazy river reminds me of a place called Water World here in Colorado.
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hello,
my name is khristine and i would like to inquire regarding about the room rate if we would like to stay 3days and 2 nights.. if we are coming for the weekdays? reply asap… thank you…
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Amethystine Reply:
May 30th, 2011 at 4:20 pm
Hi, sorry I’m not affiliated with CME. Thanks!
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Good,sir/madam
I would like to inquire how much a night w/ meal and accommodation 2 bed room or do you have package deal 5 to 10 person family package Thank send me mail
Javier Gabriel
P.S
send me a contact no.
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Amethystine Reply:
May 30th, 2011 at 4:19 pm
Hi, you should be contacting CME sir
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Worst experience. Someone broke inside our room while me and my family were swimming. Before leaving the room, we made sure that the doors were locked, both from the ajoining door connecting the other room and the main door. When we went back, my camera bag including lenses are missing including my wife’s iPhone. We were only thankful that only these things were taken, but what if my kids are inside the room and someone broke in. Who knows what might happen.
I wouldn’t recommend Club Manila East, especially if you have with you your cameras or some gadgets. Security in the area is very poor. The only security we saw is in the main entrance. In the area where overnight accommodation is, there are no security in sight. This happened June 18, 2011.
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Amethystine Reply:
June 29th, 2011 at 10:29 am
Hi Marlon. That was indeed a very bad experience.
Have you talked to the management?
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hi! do we need to have a reservation if we are going to stay there overnight?
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Amethystine Reply:
July 12th, 2011 at 10:01 pm
Hi Nilva, I think yes. Lalo na kapag summer, jampacked kasi yung place.
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good day!
magkano n po ba entrance this holyweek and pwede po ba mgbring ng mga babaunin n foods?
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Amethystine Reply:
May 10th, 2012 at 11:11 am
Hi, you may want to contact CME for this matter.
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hi.just to inquire the cheapest room available? person in one room?
were about 7 adults, 2 kids (1 y/o and 5 y/o).
thank you.
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Amethystine Reply:
May 10th, 2012 at 11:10 am
I’m not affiliated with CME, sorry.
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Hi Thanks for sharing your experience at CME. Plano namin ng family ko pumunta dun next week. Thru you alam ko na papunta dun
at may idead na ako sa budget. Maraming salamat! Hirap din kasing tumawag sa kanila to inquire. May tanong lang ako…anong oras kaya sila nag open?
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Amethystine Reply:
May 10th, 2012 at 11:09 am
Hi! Sorry I forgot kung anong time sila nag-oopen. x_x
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hi,i would like to know what is cabana?
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Amethystine Reply:
May 10th, 2012 at 11:08 am
it’s a small cottage =)
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How strict are they with regards to swim attire? Are cotton shirts over a swim wear allowed?
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