Living on the Property
Five Aircon Cottages fit 28 guests
Best-seller Pinoy style boodle meals, now with budget options too
Flexible food service options
Coffee at our river hut with a mountain view, or at Marigold Rooftop Café overlooking the property
Courtesy: Mon Sarmiento
Life is uncomplicated in our community at Barangay Lomboy (Population: 894+), Cabangan town, Zambales.
We’ll give you tips on sights and people to stop for on the way here for a taste of the quintessential rural life you crave.
Meet the staff that make Yellow Slipper your beach home.
We are a mix of Lorna and Arnold, a husband-and-wife team and our stay-in caretakers and guest coordinators; Glenn, our all-around maintenance man and certified lifeguard; Rowell, our resident electrician, also a maintenance guy and a certified lifeguard; and Rey, who tends to our beautiful garden and applies the art of food carving to our boodle meal presentations.
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On social media answering your questions and making arrangements is Brenda, our property manager.
Bring your Children
We are a home with child-friendly comforts.
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Dining: Dining: 2 highchairs, Kiddle tables and chairs, utensils and cups
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Bathroom: stepstools to reach the sink, and potty seat converters
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Play: Above-ground swimming pool and shallow inflatable pools ​
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Safety : Swim rings and life vests as needed for swimming and 2 alternating lifeguards
Bring Your Pet
Pet guests are welcome for a one-time charge of P 250. Please have them in diapers indoors. If outdoors, please clean up after them.
We have our own friendly dog, Lino, who helps guard the premises.
Rates per night:
Packaged Rates for Exclusive Use (Vat Inclusive)
5 Cottages, 28-pax capacity
₱35,000
Weekdays
₱39,000
Weekends and Holidays
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Contact our FB messenger to inquire on weekday options, weekend promos and other arrangements.
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PWD, Senior Citizen Discounts apply for regular, non-promo rates.
Meet Marissa, Our Homeowner
I would encounter the word kairos in the mass I regularly attend. Kairos - an opportune or fitting time. A Kairos moment - God’s appointed moment to act. This is how Yellow Slipper and I came to own each other.
I had always loved the water, so much so that my Lola Geling turned her fishponds into swimming pools for me. But vacations were rare when I was in the news and public affairs business, where I worked for 35 years. And vacations detached from work were impossible. After all, “hindi natutulog ang balita”.
Trips to Yellow Slipper were ideal. I love the privacy, intimacy, and the simplicity of community life.
When I ended my stint as Senior Vice President for News and Public Affairs in 2022, it was Kairos: a fitting time when Yellow Slipper needed my strengths and values, and I needed Yellow Slipper to learn new things and make new friends.
Uwi na po tayo.