Tierra De Milagros Resort

We’ve celebrated two special occasions at Tierra de Milagro—my daughter’s 1st birthday and my grandma’s 86th birthday. Both times, the food was great and the staff were very accommodating, making each celebration smooth and memorable. Truly a wonderful place for family gatherings and special events.

The resort is a bit old reminds me of 90s, toilet doors in our room doesnt lock, wondow type ac, one soft pillow, water pressure is average. But it has hot water, toiletries and water were given upon request. Wifi is okay tho sometimes it lags. Staff are friendly. The pool is clean. Ample parking space. Theres 1 restaurant and 1 cafe (kreme patiesserie) both are okay. Tapsilog in the resto is amazing one of the best…

First night woken by repetitive noises. It shut off after 20 minutes. Ate at Kreme Patisserie (on grounds of the resort) as no complementary breakfast offered at Tierra Milagros. Asked for a cup of milk and apparently a committee meeting was required to grant this simple request. Had breakfast before checkout, food was good quality, service good.

Attended a wedding reception here. The place was spacious and we stayed in a dorm room. It also has a pool and restaurant. Downside is they have almost no data/signal but they can provide vouchers to their WiFi.

Their coffee shop is a nice place to hang-out, food is great as well. However, their service needs improvement, they are a bit disorganized and their workflow seems to be all over the place. However, the staff are friendly and accommodating.

With two pools for adults and children. They have restaurant, accomodations, and cottages. Nature friendly din siya and the landscape is nice. I read in some reviews that the data internet connection is slow, I usually use a globe pocket wifi and the connection there is fast.

The hotel has average rooms for a bit pricier side of things although I understand that it was during the pandemic. When we got into the room, the room smelled like it hasn't been opened or aired out for a while. The pool was average. Employees weren't that helpful. Overall okay experience.

Tierra de Milagrosa in Palo, Leyte, is a hidden gem worth stopping by on your way to Tacloban City. The bread and pastries here are simply amazing—fresh, flavorful, and baked to perfection. The coffee drinks are equally impressive, providing the perfect complement to their delicious baked goods. One of the highlights of this shop is the ample parking space, making it convenient for travelers to stop by without any h…