Our ancestral house is an authentic "bahay na bato" (stone house) which was built in the 1850's, but was restored to it's former glory in 2019 (restoration work took 2 years to complete). Beautiful murals on the ceilings and walls of the common areas have been commissioned by a well known artist, which gives a warm and cozy ambiance. This is where you can relive the past in contemporary comfort... The space Taal town is famous for it's old ancestral homes. Museums are also abundant in the town to enjoy, such as the Agoncillo House, Galleria museum (camera museum), Leon and Galicano Apacible Museum, Villavicencio Museum, Museo Nina Marcela Mariño at Felipe Agoncillo. You can also have period pictures taken, with authentic costumes of the 1900's, at Casa Recuerdos. The most popular site of Taal is the impressive Taal Basilica (Basilica of St Martin of Tours), built in its present neo-baroque and neo-classic form from 1856-78. Taal Basilica holds the distinction of being Asia's largest Catholic church. Another interesting site to visit is the miraculous shrine of Our Lady of Caysasay and Sta Lucia well (chapel was built in 1639). The municipality is also known as the Balisong (butterfly or fan knife), and Barong Tagalog (embroidered national fabic), Capital of the Philipines. Guest access Guests are free to use the living/dining areas, patio, kitchen, parking area During your stay We have a caretaker who lives in the property, so she will be available to help you during your stay. We live in Manila, but usually spend weekends here.