Casa De Ixia is less a hotel stay than a private home base for a group: you get the pool, kitchen, entertainment, and rooms to yourselves in Bustos, Bulacan. The appeal is a day shaped around your own plans, not a schedule of activities.
I like two things in particular: the kitchen is equipped for cooking, and the villa pairs a swimming pool and jacuzzi with karaoke, billiards, and board games. That mix gives a family or friends’ group plenty to do without needing to organize an outing.
The main consideration is the fine print. The standard package is for up to 15 people, stays longer than one night require adding each extra day to the cart, and some fees are payable onsite. It is worth checking the final cost and house rules before you commit.
- Two bedrooms, but sleeping arrangements differ: the master has two queen beds; Bedroom 2 has pull-out beds.
- Pools for adults and children: there is also a jacuzzi, plus two outdoor showers.
- A practical self-catering setup: expect an oven, microwave, refrigerator, cookware, utensils, gas, and a griller.
- Entertainment at home: karaoke, billiards, board games, and TVs with Netflix and Disney+ are provided.
- The head count affects the bill: packages are listed for up to 15 or up to 25 people, with extra-person charges above 15.
- A clean, maintained space is a selling point: one five-star rating specifically praised the upkeep and kitchen, and noted an honesty store for snacks or forgotten toiletries.
- A private villa, not a scheduled tour
- Rooms and sleeping arrangements
- Pool time, jacuzzi, and house rules
- Cooking, dining, and the useful little extras
- Karaoke, billiards, and indoor downtime
- Group size and the real price
- Pets, celebrations, and practical rules
- Is Casa De Ixia worth booking?
- FAQ
- What is included in a one-night stay?
- How many people can book Casa De Ixia?
- How do I book more than one night?
- What are the check-in and checkout times?
- Are meals and drinks included?
- Are pets allowed?
- Is there a security deposit?
- Can I play loud music late at night?
A private villa, not a scheduled tour
Casa De Ixia is in Margarita Estate, Bustos, Bulacan. You are booking private accommodation, so there is no guided route or sequence of sightseeing stops. The experience is the villa itself: arrive, settle in, cook or order your plans around meals, and use the facilities at your own pace.
That makes the place a sensible choice when the group wants time together more than a packed itinerary. A family can let the children use the kiddie pool while adults sit nearby, and friends can rotate between the pool, karaoke, billiards, and board games. If your idea of a good break involves leaving the property all day, the villa’s value will depend more on the quality of your plans outside it.
The location is given as Bustos, in the countryside of Bulacan. The supplied address is Block 2, Lot 4, Margarita Estate, Bustos, Bulacan. Use the map when arranging your route, and plan to arrive on time: late arrivals and no-shows are not refundable.
Rooms and sleeping arrangements

The villa is fully air-conditioned, a useful comfort when a group is sharing a home and spending much of the day indoors between swims. The master bedroom has two queen-sized beds, its own bathroom, and a 43-inch television with Netflix. Bedroom 2 has pull-out beds, with blankets provided.
The listing does not specify how many people can sleep in each room, so do not assume that the 15-person package means 15 individual beds. If your group is large, ask the operator how the sleeping setup works for your exact head count before booking. The separate package for up to 25 people increases the allowed group size, but the provided details do not describe extra bedrooms or beds.
There is also a powder room and two outdoor showers. The outdoor showers are useful after pool time, while the powder room gives people another bathroom option beyond the master bedroom. Bring your own toiletries and towels; toilet tissue is included.
Pool time, jacuzzi, and house rules

The adult and kiddie pools are the centerpiece for groups who want a relaxed stay without needing to leave the villa. A jacuzzi is included for use, and the two outdoor showers make it easier to rinse off before coming back inside. The property is described as stroller- and wheelchair-accessible, but that does not tell you whether every pool area or facility has step-free access. If someone in your group has specific mobility needs, confirm the details directly.
Poolside fun comes with a neighborly limit. Loud music in the pool area must stop by 22:30, and noisy or boisterous behavior is discouraged. This is a private place in a residential setting, not a venue for a late-night party. Keep that in mind if a big celebration is the reason for your booking.
The operator states that it is not liable for accidents or injuries inside the villa. That is a reminder to supervise children near the water and to use the facilities carefully. Children aged three and older count toward the group head count.
Cooking, dining, and the useful little extras

The kitchen is set up for more than reheating takeout. You have a refrigerator, oven, microwave, cookware, utensils, free use of gas, and a griller. An eight-seat dining table and a four-seat center island provide places to eat or gather, though the listed seats do not necessarily accommodate every member of a 15-person group at once.
Meals and beverages are not included, so plan to bring food, arrange delivery, or shop before arrival. One useful touch is the honesty store inside the villa, where you might find snacks or toiletries if you forgot something. It is a backup, not a reason to arrive without supplies, and the details do not say what items or prices are available.
The stay includes one gallon of water. Further water refills cost PHP 100 each. If your group expects to drink or cook with a lot of water, factor that into the plan.
Karaoke, billiards, and indoor downtime

When the pool loses its appeal, the villa has a solid set of indoor diversions. There is karaoke, billiards, board games, and a 65-inch television with Netflix and Disney+. Unlimited Wi-Fi is included, and the master bedroom has its own 43-inch TV with Netflix.
These extras matter most when weather, children’s bedtimes, or simple group fatigue keep everyone indoors. They also help make a one-night stay feel full without forcing an outing. Board games must be returned after each use, a small rule that keeps the next group from searching the house for missing pieces.
The entertainment is a feature of the accommodation, not a staffed activity program. Bring your own playlists or streaming account details if needed; the provided information confirms the services but does not spell out login arrangements.
Group size and the real price

The package details describe an option for up to 15 people from US$346.55, and another for up to 25 from US$409.55. A separate headline price is given as starting from US$381.19. Since these displayed starting prices differ, treat them as a guide rather than a guaranteed checkout total. Confirm the selected date, package, and final price before paying.
The value looks strongest when a larger group shares the cost and makes use of the pool, kitchen, and entertainment. For a small group, the same facilities may feel generous, but the per-person cost can be higher. Compare the total with what your group would spend on rooms, meals, and activities elsewhere, and remember that food and drinks are extra.
The standard group size is one to 15 people. Above 15, the additional charge is PHP 250 per day guest or PHP 450 per overnight guest staying past 22:00. Pets cost PHP 500 each, and a PHP 5,000 security deposit is payable onsite. Extending checkout past 11:00 costs PHP 1,000 per hour, subject to availability.
For stays longer than one night, add the remaining days to your cart when booking. That instruction is easy to miss, and the voucher is valid only for the selected date and time.
Pets, celebrations, and practical rules

Pets are allowed in the living room, but not in the bedrooms. They must wear diapers and remain on a leash. If you are bringing an animal, make sure your group can follow those rules throughout the stay.
Party decorations are allowed, with limits. Do not leave a mess, and do not use adhesives that could damage the walls. Paper tape is permitted. Smoking is allowed only in a designated area, not inside the villa.
Check-in is at 14:00 and checkout at 11:00. You can ask about a late checkout, but the one-hour surcharge applies and an extension is subject to availability. The villa is listed as wheelchair- and stroller-accessible, though it is still wise to verify any access details that matter to your party.
Is Casa De Ixia worth booking?

I would shortlist Casa De Ixia for families or groups of friends who want a private, self-catered stay with a pool and enough indoor entertainment to keep the day moving. The clean, well-maintained space and equipped kitchen are meaningful advantages, and the honesty store is a handy safety net when someone forgets snacks or toiletries.
I would pause if your group needs clearly specified sleeping capacity, wants a late-night party, or expects meals and supplies to be included. Confirm the bed setup, total price, and added charges first. If those details suit your group, the villa offers a practical way to spend a relaxed day together in Bustos without building the whole break around outside activities.
Casa De Ixia Vacation Home in Bulacan
“Space is clean and well-maintained. Kitchen is equipped. They have honesty store inside just incase you want snacks or forgot to bring toiletries.”
FAQ
What is included in a one-night stay?
The stay includes use of the air-conditioned villa, the listed bedrooms and furnishings, pools, jacuzzi, kitchen equipment, gas and griller, parking for six vehicles, karaoke, billiards, board games, Wi-Fi, and one gallon of water.
How many people can book Casa De Ixia?
The package options are for up to 15 people or up to 25 people. Children aged three and older count toward the head count.
How do I book more than one night?
Add the remaining days of your stay to your cart when booking. The listed accommodation package covers one night.
What are the check-in and checkout times?
Check-in is at 14:00 and checkout is at 11:00. A later checkout costs PHP 1,000 per hour, subject to availability.
Are meals and drinks included?
No. Meals and beverages are not included. The villa has kitchen equipment, cookware, utensils, gas, and a griller for preparing food.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, pets are allowed in the living room but not inside the bedrooms. They must wear diapers and stay on a leash. The pet fee is PHP 500 per pet.
Is there a security deposit?
Yes. A PHP 5,000 security deposit is required onsite.
Can I play loud music late at night?
No. Loud music in the pool area must stop by 22:30, and you are asked to avoid noisy or boisterous behavior out of respect for nearby residents.
