Hospitality Design-Build Project - Balay Prinsesa Pao

Location: Balay Prinsesa Pao, Ilio-ilio (Iliw-iliw), Burgos, Philippines
Lot Area: 1,554 sq.m.
Total Floor Area: 465 sq.m.
Design Finalized: March 2022
Project Completion Date: April 2023

Completed in April 2023, Balay Prinsesa Pao in Burgos, Pangasinan stands as a captivating example of a design-build project that reimagines the traditional beach resort experience. Conceptualized in March 2022, this 1,554 sq.m. beachfront property eschews conventional hotel rooms, instead pioneering a unique “beachcamp” concept. Spanning a total floor area of 465 sq.m., the project meticulously crafted a haven for nature enthusiasts seeking an immersive connection with the pristine beauty of Pao Beach.

Balay Prinsesa Pao throws open the doors to a world of possibilities for adventurous travelers. Imagine the thrill of ditching traditional hotel confines and setting up camp directly on the soft, white sand. Picture waking up to the gentle symphony of the ocean waves serenading you, the cool sea breeze caressing your face, and the vast expanse of the Philippine sky greeting you with a breathtaking sunrise. As dusk descends, envision yourself gazing at a mesmerizing tapestry of stars blanketing the night sky, a spectacle only visible away from the city’s light pollution. For a refreshing change of pace, take a dip in the swimming pool, letting the cool water embrace you as you soak in the breathtaking ocean views. This is the essence of Balay Prinsesa Pao – an experience that fosters a deeper connection with nature, allowing guests to truly unwind and reconnect with themselves and their loved ones.

Balay Prinsesa Pao undeniably stands as a testament to innovative design in the hospitality industry. It caters to the burgeoning trend of glamping, a style of camping that merges the love for the outdoors with luxurious amenities, and the ever-growing desire for unique and authentic travel experiences. Balay Prinsesa Pao serves as an inspiration for future hospitality projects, pushing the boundaries of traditional resorts and paving the way for a new era of immersive and nature-centric travel destinations.