After reaching the top you'll surely get hungry 'cause there are more than 300 steps. It's not your average stairway cause you'll need to fight against gravity while climbing else, you'll roll back. There's a restaurant at the top and a wide viewing deck. The restaurant offers a few snacks, refreshments and quick meals.

Nice View, around 300 Steps, make sure if you go there use the Road from Guihulngan not other Road because is very off road. Entrance 50 peso, Parking 5 for Motorbike pls clean up parking area.

Great food, great prices, amazing staff, and you can’t ask for a better view! Will definitely return again.

Spending time in nature also inspires a sense of awe. This feeling that the world is so much bigger than you can comprehend leads to “expansive thinking,” which allows us to consider different perspectives and can lead to innovative ideas.

To go here you'll have to ride a motorcycle and it's kinda challenging too, if you're not used in extreme terrain.. then after that you'll have to hike 324 steps from the entrance to the peak.. it's tiring but everything is worth it when you reach the place, it's breathtakingly beautiful and awesome.

VERRRYYY NICEE Place. The staffs are accomodating, the food is great, and lastly the view is VERY BEAUTIFUL. You just gotta run up 300+ steps xD

Nice place for people who seek to unwind. You can enjoy a full 360° view of mountain peaks and Guihulngan plateau.

So nice place, fresh air, peaceful but I almost 20 minutes climbing the stairs, it's so tungason <-

Very nice place to relax, fresh air, relaxing view. Snacks are available. How will you get there is the challenging part. Tips: 6am is best time to start walking bring water and umbrella. Happy hiking and congratulations kung naka abot kas taas gamit ang hagdan. 👌😊 Hopefully next time i visit will have zip line going down. 🤭

I recently visited Balay Sungayan and I was really impressed. The resort is still under development, but it is already a great place to visit. The views are amazing, with 360 degrees of mountains, sea, and even the island of Cebu. I went in the morning and the sunset, and both times were incredible. The resort is not overcrowded yet, which is a plus. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the food is good. I would definitely recommend Balay Sungayan to anyone looking for a beautiful and relaxing place to visit in Negros Oriental.