Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar
Bagac, Philippines
Brgy. Ibaba, Bagac, Philippines, 2107
Original Property Opened in 1780
Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2017
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Located by Bagac Bay in Bataan, Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar is a marvelous historic resort. Home to almost 40 original Spanish-Filipino Colonial structures, this historic treasure is the vision of Jose Acuzar, who collects, transplants, and restores the heritage of the Philippines. Known as bahay na bato, the resort’s collection of Colonial buildings were chosen for the authenticity of their cultural, historical, and architectural features. They range in style from mansions to wooden stilt houses. As such, Ciudad Real de Acuzar makes the nation’s past come to life. Las Casas Filipinas is situated in Bagac, which is a small fishing village some 77 miles northwest of Manila in the province of Bataan. The resort is just a short drive away from countless cultural attractions that epitomize the Filipino heritage, such as the famous Mount Samat Shrine. Several prominent towns and cities are a few miles away, too, including Subic, Balanga, and Olongapo City. Las Casas Filipinas De Acuzar in Bagac, Bataan is a beach resort, convention center and heritage destination rolled into one. With its many facets, it is truly a unique destination with much to offer for every traveler.
Discover
- Discover Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar, a 100-acre beach and mountainside location that is home to almost forty original Spanish-Filipino colonial structures.
- Admire these "heritage houses" that have been transported from various locations around the Philippines and reconstructed at Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar, ranging in style from mansions to wooden-stilted shanties to reflect the variety of the country's island culture.
- Gaze upon Bataan National Park to the north of Las Casa Filipinas de Acuzar. This expansive outdoor destination is home to countless natural wonders, such as Limutan Falls, Kairukan Falls, and Mount Natib.
Explore
- Explore Mount Mariveles nearby. Mount Mariveles is a dormant volcano located to the south of Bagac. It holds the distinction for having the highest elevation in all of Bataan.
- Visit the Ocean Adventure, Subic Bay. Ocean Adventure, Subic Bay, is a brilliant aquarium that features live animal shows, including interactive programs with dolphins.
- Travel to the Bataan World War II Museum in nearby Balanga. This remarkable cultural institution features numerous exhibits and dioramas that chronicle the extensive history of the war in the area.
Experience
- Hike up to Mount Samat Cross, a sizable cross positioned atop a historic mountain memorializing World War II soldiers who died in the fall of Bataan.
- Walk across the soft sand of Nanay Juliet's Pala-Pala public beach.
- Take a boat to the untouched island of Playa de Caleta for a private beach experience.
Taste
- Dine at Cafe Marivent for delicious Filipino-Spanish cuisine set in the newly opened Casa Alcuaz.
- Stop by La Bella Teodora for authentic Italian cuisine set before a beautiful natural vista at Alberto Alonzo house (also known as the Casa Biñan).
- Try Cafe del Rio for Continental cuisine and Spanish tapas.
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