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Forest Hills Village Resort

Subic, Philippines
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Accommodation
Focus is given to details which enhance the three bedroom, two toilet and bath layout. Even the kitchen comes equipped with the modern-day wonders that make living more pleasurable. Microwave oven, refrigerator and electric range. There's also a water heater that gives you hot and cold potable water in the kitchen and bath.

More than all these, Forest Hills Village Resort Village Resort provides you and your family the privacy and security of living within one of the country's most secured areas. A place where laws and rules are strictly enforced. It provides a peace of mind that makes living truly an experience to treasure

Dining
The units have complete kitchen facilities so you can cook your own food. The resort has it's own convenience store in which you can shop for groceries or you can choose to dine at one of the many restaurants nearby.

Location
Majestically located between the lush green forests and clear blue waters of Subic Bay, the hotel is truly blessed with an incredible view of Triboa Bay and Olongapo City that never fails to elicit awe-inspiring remarks from everyone.

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