Domescape Glamping In Nasugbu, Batangas: A Unique, Relaxing and Luxurious Way of Experiencing Nature

Have you ever dreamed of sleeping under the stars in a cozy and comfortable dome? If so, you might want to check out Domescape, a dome glamping site located in Nasugbu, Batangas just an hour away from Tagaytay.

Domescape features six fully air-conditioned domes, each furnished with comfy beds and mattresses, a mini-fridge, water heater, microwave, and a humidifier fan. Every dome also has its own natural pool, outdoor kitchen, and outdoor dining area.

But what makes Domescape more than just a fancy camping site is the concept of forest-bathing, or the practice of immersing oneself in nature to reduce stress and improve well-being. Domescape offers a unique and relaxing experience in nature, surrounded by lush greenery, fresh air, and soothing sounds.

In this blog post, I will share my personal experience of staying at Domescape, including the pros and cons of the place, and some tips and advice for future guests. If you are looking for a new and exciting way to escape the city and reconnect with nature, read on to find out more about Domescape Batangas.

My Domescape Experience

I booked a dome for two nights through Airbnb, which was easy and convenient. I received a confirmation email with the directions, contact details, and house rules. The check-in time was 3 pm and the check-out time was 12 noon.

I drove to Domescape from Quezon City, which took me about three hours. The place was easy to find, thanks to the email directions with Waze link, video, and clear signage. We were greeted by the friendly caretaker, who showed me to my dome and gave me a brief orientation.

I went with my wife and 2 daughters and we stayed in Dome 1.

DOME

The dome was spacious and clean, with a two double-sized beds, a sofa bed, a coffee table, and a TV. The bathroom was outside, but it was private and well-maintained.

NATURAL POOL

The natural pool was refreshing and inviting. It is one of the best reasons to go to Domescape. The pool is clean and emptied and refilled for every guest stay. Being in the pool surrounded by nature is a totally relaxing experience.

They have a hammock besides the pool area as well.

OTHER DOME SIDE FACITILIES

The outdoor kitchen was equipped with a stove, a grill, a sink, and utensils. The outdoor dining area was cozy with a wooden table, chairs, and fairy lights.

There was a lounging bed next to it under the shade of a tree with all weather bean bags/pillows.

ACTIVITIES

We spent most of my time swimming, cooking, reading, and relaxing in the dome.

We also enjoyed the bonfire and stargazing at night.

Listening while relaxing with the sounds of the birds and insects. The place was peaceful and quiet, except for the occasional sound of a passing car or a barking dog.

The Pros and Cons of Domescape

Here are some of the pros and cons of Domescape that I observed during my stay:

Pros:

– The domes are IG-worthy, with their unique design and aesthetic.

– The domes are spacious, comfortable, and well-equipped, with everything you need for a glamping experience.

– The domes are air-conditioned, which is a plus for hot and humid days.

– The natural pool is clean, refreshing, and relaxing, with a bamboo raft and a hammock.

– The outdoor kitchen and dining area are fun and convenient, with a stove, a grill, a sink, and utensils.

– The place is tranquil and serene, surrounded by nature and away from the noise and pollution of the city.

– The place is accessible, with clear directions and signage, and a parking area.

– The price is reasonable, considering the amenities and the experience.

– The staff are friendly, helpful, and accommodating, with quick responses and assistance.

Cons:

– The domes are limited in availability, so you have to book in advance and plan your trip accordingly.

– The dome 1 is not very private, as they are close to the caretaker area and dome 2, so you might hear or see other guests

– The domes are not bug-proof, so you might encounter some insects or spiders inside or outside the dome, especially at night. It is expected since it is in a natural settings.

– The domes do not have Wi-Fi, which might be a problem for some people who need to stay connected or work online. However, mobile data signal was strong enough.

Tips and Advice for Future Guests

If you are interested in staying at Domescape, here are some tips and advice that I can give you based on my experience:

– Bring your own food and drinks, as there are no nearby restaurants or convenience stores. You can cook or grill your own meals in the outdoor kitchen.

– Bring your own toiletries

– Bring insect repellant

– Do a lunch stop over at Tagaytay before checkin if coming from the North or on the way back

VERDICT

Overall, I would recommend glamping at Domescape to anyone who loves nature and comfort. It was a cozy and comfortable experience that we will never forget. Dome 1 was well-equipped, the natural pool was refreshing and relaxing, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The price was not bad, considering the amenities and the experience.

Just make sure to book in advance, as the domes are limited and in-demand. Also, bring your own food, drinks, toiletries, and insect repellent. And most importantly, enjoy and appreciate the beauty of nature.

You can book Domescape via AirBNB with this link: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/33087863

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