Water is your best friend when summer comes around the corner. With school work almost over and the long vacation nearing, One Valenzuela visited a resort in Valenzuela City which you may want to take a dip in with your families and friends.
Ading's, aptly named after the father of the family-owned resort, is located at Barangay Lingunan, Valenzuela City. The resort is already open to the public for two years now. It has three well-sized pools: one big pool with natural stones which keep the water warm even on cold night time swimming, another big pool which you typically see in most resorts, and a smaller pool for kids. All three pools have slides which is great for people who love taking the plunge!
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| Guests of Ading's Resort together with Ate Teresa |
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| Landscape shot of Ading's Resort (taken from the highest point of the slides) |
Video of Ading's Resort (taken from the highest peak of the slides)
One Valenzuela visited on a weekday afternoon this April, thus, not much people are around. Additionally, Ading's is prepping the pools in time for night swimming. This gave her more time to talk to the owners and go around the resort. Knowing that the pools are regularly cleaned is a big plus since the water of swimming pools should be monitored continuously to keep them fit for swimming, especially during summer when more people flock resorts to beat the heat.
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| The natural pool has araal stones which absorb heat. These stones keep the pool water warm even at night and during the cold season. Ate Teresa says that guests love this pool even on the cold months of the year. |
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| Hey there's a huge frog! Here's the kiddie pool slide of Ading's Resort. The pool is 3 feet deep. |
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| The big pools of Ading's Resort are 4 to 5 feet and 5 to 6 feet deep. |
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| The nipa huts at Ading's Resort are priced as follows: small nipa (Php500; Good for 10 persons), medium nipa (Php750; Good for 15 persons), and big nipa (Php1,500). For smaller groups, Ading's also has tables which go for Php300 each and is already good for 6 persons. |
Having the chance to talk to the Barcelinos, One Valenzuela learned of their simple beginnings even before they had their water supply business and then eventually move towards building the Ading's Resort. Ate Teresa advised that we should give importance to the smallest centavo (pahalagahan ang sentimo) and remain humble. Talking with Ate Teresa of Ading's Resort gave One Valenzuela the impression of being with family, combining fun and comfort in one place.
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| Open air showers of Ading's Resort. It also has several comfort rooms which are regularly cleaned. |
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| One Valenzuela liked this view of the grilling area at Ading's Resort. |
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Ading's Resort
Address: 518 F. Dulalia Street, Barangay Lingunan, Valenzuela City
Contact Number: (02)443-5756
Rates as of April 2017:
Day Swimming Rates (8:00am to 5:00pm)- Adult (Php150); Kid (Php100)
Night Swimming Rates (7:00pm to 2:00am)- Adult (Php180); Kid (Php130)
For updates, like Ading's Resort on Facebook here.
How to Go to Ading's Resort (Via Public Transportation):
If you are coming from Malinta Exit, look for the ICALAPUPA TODA tricycle terminal at the Valenzuela Gateway Complex. The tricycle ride is about Php15.00 per person.
If you are coming from McArthur Highway, ask the jeepney driver to drop you at Cuevas Bakery at Barangay Dalandanan (you will see a Mini Stop Convenient Store at the other side of the road). Look for the BVRL TODA tricycle terminal. The tricycle ride is about Php12.00 per person.
Do note that the tricycles should drop you at the entrance gate of the Ading's Resort and should enter F. Dulalia Street (papasok sa loob ng F. Dulalia Street).
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| This store which has the Ading's Resort signage is your landmark to the street going to Ading's Resort. For those driving to the resort, the best landmark is the Lingunan National High School. |
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