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Lagos del Sol is situated in the heart of a lake that is kissed by the sun. Its sparkling waters and lush forest make Lake Caliraya a paradise.

Accommodation
For comfort, you have a choice of cabanas that's perfect for the family or the hotel-type Banahaw rooms for company events. We are equipped with modern facilities-private toilets and baths, color TV, mini bar, telephone, hot and cold water. All our 24 cabana and 22 hotel rooms have spacious private balconies that give a panoramic view of Caliraya lake.

For those on a budget, the Makiling Rooms are no less comfortable with each room equipped with its own toilet and bath.

Dining
We offer the day's selected catch fresh from the lake and choice harvest from our organic garden. Our professional and seasoned chefs can satiate your appetite with any local and intenational cuisine you crave for.

Location
Through South Expressway.
Take last exit to Calamba, turn right to Calamba Junction towards Los Banos all the way to Pagsanjan Church. Turn left passing through to Palacol Bridge going toward Barangay Bagong Silang and start ascend to Caliraya Lake.

Through Rizal.
From Edsa take Ortigas Avenue turn right at the first intersection after the Cainta junction towards Taytay. Following the main highway bound for Laguna pass through the eight municipalities of Rizal. Make a U-turn at Barangay Bagong Silang, Lumban to start ascend to Caliray Lake.

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