Subic Homes Front Office

Located along Binictican at Samahan Heights, Subic Homes specializes in vacation villas that are either for daily rent or for long term leases. Situated in a homey, village-like setting, these villas create a somewhat new kind of home away from home, with a neighborhood, and all the right leisure to accompany your vacation.

Subic Homes offers villas with 2 bedrooms, 3 bedrooms and 4 bedrooms, depending on how large the group may be. With very affordable rates, this vacation villa may just be the right option for those who are looking for a weekend away from all the buzz and hassle at home.

Subic Homes 3 bedroom villa

We arrived at Subic Homes at around 3pm, a few hours late from our original intended arrival. I checked the group in and retrieved the keys from the main office.

The main office looked like a house itself, fronted by a garage, a garden/yard and surrounded by trees.

Subic Homes front office

In front of the main office was their very homey-style pool. What I noticed and loved about Subic Homes was the fact that there were so many trees around the area, creating good shades, a healthy breeze and the perfect place to rest on a hot day.

Subic Homes pool

Our vacation villa at 72-B was a 3 bedroom villa located just at the side of the main office. When we entered, we were completely blown away by the homey atmosphere of the villa.

Lounge area in Subic Homes

Inside the 3 bedroom villa, ground floor, we had a room for drivers and their own private bathroom, a comfort room, a cooking area, a dining table, a comfortable lounge area with a television and a centralized airconditioning unit.

dining room in Subic Homes

Kitchen in Subic Homes

The kitchen, complete with utensils, plates, bowls, refrigerator, stove, microwave and oven, was practically all-white, though not the sickly hospital white, creating a superior clean and sophisticated kitchen.

family room in Subic Homes

In the backyard, opened by a large sliding door, there is a carousel for hanging clothes (reminded me of our home in Papua New Guinea) and a barbeque stand.

Upstairs was divided into three rooms and a bathroom.

Master’s Bedroom in Subic Homes

The master’s bedroom, which I coerced my friends into letting us girls (Kaiz and me) have, had a very large bathroom connected to its own dressing room. The master’s bedroom also had another separate room for what I believe may be its own cabinet area.

Bathroom in Subic Homes

Bathroom in Subic Homes

Bedroom in Subic Homes

One room consisted of a double bed, while the other room had two single beds.

Bedroom in Subic Homes

Each room consisted of its own cabinet, dresser table, night lights and a mirror. The huge windows were also an asset to the room’s atmosphere, providing an open spaced, light to the room.

Bathroom in Subic Homes

Both bathrooms on the second floor were white, but only the common bath had a bathtub. Each bathroom was complete with shampoo, hand and body liquid soap (which by the way, smelled good) and a bar of soap. Guests are entitled to their own towels too.

The villa was definitely made for groups or families to feel at home away from theirs. Designed to be simple, but sophisticated, the rooms were decorated with paintings, plants and furniture that matched the cool wooden floors and off-white, tiled walls.

As travelers who had a lot of gadgets to charge, we didn’t have to worry, because each room in the villa was abundant with electrical sockets. The television was also equipped with cable, allowing us to enjoy an evening of travel documentaries and shows.

For those looking for a home away from the hustle of the city, Subic Homes recreates an awesome experience in an equally impressive neighborhood-type of resort.

Weekend getaways won’t disappoint as well because Subic Homes has great ties with Tree Top Adventure and Zoobic Safari, both just around the area, with Ocean Adventure as another source of entertainment.

Subic Homes

For more information on Subic Homes, rates, exact location and long term lease details:

Tel: +63 (47) 252-1906
Tel: +63 (47) 252-1907
Fax: +63 (47) 252-2608
Smart: +63 (920) 303-2403
Globe: +63 (906) 207-7402
Sun Cellular: +63 (923) 358-6211
info@subichomes.com

www.subichomes.com

The Philippine Travelogue thanks Ms. Jeanne, Subic Homes, Zoobic Safari, Treetop Adventures, Aristocrat, Sumo Sam, Seafood Island for our trip on June 22 – 23, 2012.

The Philippine Travelogue enjoyed her weekend with friends Eric of Byahilo, Darwin of Tracking Treasure, Jerome of Balintataw, Kaiz of Miss Backpacker and Ivan of Batang Lakwatsero.