Blowing In The Wind

Nice view of Taal lake, bed is super comfortable.

One of the rooms have ants.

Staying at Blowing in The Wind was honestly a dream come true. I’ve seen my fair share of volcanoes—think those crowded, “everyone-get-in-line” treks in Indonesia where you’re up at 2am, stumbling in the dark just to jostle for a spot at sunrise. It’s beautiful, sure, but it’s also a bit of a production line. Now this place? Whole different story. Here, I just opened the curtains of my bedroom balcony and—bam!—there it was. The volcano in all its majestic glory, glowing in the morning light while I sipped coffee in my robe. No hiking boots, no tour group, no stress. And when night falls? Oh wow. I lay back with a glass of wine and watched the stars dance across the sky, with the volcano silhouette in the background. Peaceful, private, and totally magical. Blowing in The Wind doesn’t just offer a view—it gives you the full experience, minus the crowds and chaos. This is how volcano-watching should be.

It's on a busy road in a tourist area so expect noise at times after all this is Asia and life is lived on the street.

Close to many shops and restaurants.

Toilet bidet is leaking coz it's broken. And it gave us stressful stay coz it might burst anytime and might cause more problem and damages. Reported it straight away with the host. Otherwise no other issues.