The Gingerbread House is a place that will be fun and exciting for children. For a steep entrance fee of 349 pesos, I think it was worth it. The first area you will find is the main attraction, the Gingerbread House and the places with related themes that mainly cater to children. However, as an adult, the main attraction for me was the Green Pastures area. It is an area dedicated for medidation, reflection, and to God. The place is peaceful and serene. The lushful greens around together with the cool breeze is refreshing. It is a bit of a hike, but if you chose either the Lavender or Sunflower walk (which is why the entrance is 349), you will get a cool and nice drink at the Juicebox. I really enjoyed resting here after some going through some of the not-so-beautiful areas of our Tagaytay-Alfonso tour. This is a great place especially around the afternoon so that you can experience the breeze more. I think it closes at 6 pm. Overall, the Gingerbread House and the Green Pastures area gets a perfect 5 out of 5 from me.

Great place place for children. The Gingerbread House has a restaurant that offers breakfast, lunch, and in-between meals. We ordered pancakes, nuggets and pasta.. the food was good 😊 We were required to wear face masks and had our temperature checked before entering the gingerbread house. We also enjoyed the 4pm snowfalls… amazing experience! ❄️☃️

It was raining when we went to the GBH, you can easily find the location using waze. Place is perfect for kids especially if they are familiar with GBH. There were lots of stations inside where you can have photo ops and have your kids play. Entrance fee is 150 pesos and you will be able to access most of the area, nothing much you can do here but if you love taking pictures then you’ll enjoy their instagrammable spots. Had our lunch a bit pricey for the quality of the food.

Pumunta kami gamit ang motor, medyo malayo from high way.. medyo scarry but we used Google map, and its very helpful. The entrance fee is kinda pricey 249 (but it included a free drink) madami lang lamok so use repellent lotion, then they have sink and soap so do not forget to wash ur hands 😊

This place is built for kids and kids-at-heart. Kids have their playgrounds and adults have their instagrammable spots. Pababa lang yung place so you can't let your kids to walk alone kasi madadapa. Prices for their foods are quite pricey. May ibang nagdala nalang ng snacks inside (not sure kung pwede yun or puslit 😂) but we weren't able to try the restaurants though. The place can be explored in about 2-3hrs and I think reasonable at 150pesos entrance. Na-off lang kami kasi sa entrance, they are forcing that the baby (even 1yo palang) should wear facemask. So we just obeyed and then pagpasok, tinatanggal din ni baby and saw other babies even older na walang masks. So be careful nalang with your little ones.

The Gingerbread House is a place both for kids and for adults that are young at heart. I didn’t know that this huge place existed near Tagaytay. It was just a few minutes away from the heart of Tagaytay and I must say it’s worth the drive. Me and my friends had a great time taking photos and going around the area. The Gingerbread House alone is so big! Woah! Just walk a few more steps then you’ll also have an access to The Green Pastures. The entrance fee of 150php to access the whole place is really cheap compared to others. You can also seat down to relax and feel the fresh air while having snacks, the food and drinks is also budget-friendly. I feel overwhelmed of how big this place is and salute to all the staff for doing their best to maintain the place amidst of the weather condition. Kudos! 👏 Just a friendly tip to the guests, wear a comfortable rubber shoes. You have a big place to enjoy and explore! 😊

Pros: Just good for night tours for lights not for day tour for sunny days. Good for photo instagram stories Cons: The floor is slippery due to muddy parts. Uneven floors is a risk for old aged persons and down hill slope. Meh.... entrance is expensive and candies for kids were also expensive

Date: February 26, 2023 👉 They open at 8am in the morning and 6pm is the clossing .we arrived here before 8 . it's good to go here before they open so can take pictures before going inside .the entrance fee is 150 per person and they offer promo (but we did not avail) because we will not stay for long. we are the first customer here so we enjoyed the view and take pictures without photobomer/photo bummer . Gingerbread is no parking but you can park on the vacant area with ₱30 pesos parking fee

Super cute and fantastic views. I only rate this 4 stars because some features were not updated like the backdrops and some of it wasn't fully ready. But all in all it was a great Experience. I still see myself, going for another trip here. The staffs were nice and hospitable 💖

Loved the place! We went here with the whole family and both kids and adults enjoyed it. Cant get enough taking pictures. Medyo malayo lang from bayan pero worth it nama pagadating don 😄

Can still have more improvement and addition. the place was vast and very peaceful. The staffs was very nice and accommodating, though their kitchen is understaffed so the service is quite slow but you can spend time looking around while waiting for the food 😁

the place has improved. also they have a new package with the sunflower and lavander place which is instagrammable. price is 349 for adult and kids but it includes drinks for adults and smores kit for the kids. great bonding experience with the kiddos. 🙂

The place is so amazing! The downsinde here is when it rains, there's only one place to shed in the highest part of the park. It's a long walk, too, but you will enjoy the view. We enjoyed it there and overall, it's sooo nice!!! I hope they lower the food prices in their restaurant. It's too expensive. 😁

A nice place for kids. Pet friendly. Meron silang mini Lavender and Sunflower garden.

WAY TOO EXPENSIVE! Warning to guests: 1. Not allowed to bring food inside, drinks are ok though. 2. Food are expensive inside its dusty and smelly restaurant. Avoid if you have allergic rhinitis. Moldy smell all over the place. 3. The Halo-halo we ordered costs 180 pesos, and lo and behold, it was served in a DISPOSABLE CUP AND SPOON. It's comparable to the halo2x of aleng bebang sa kanto which costs 30 pesos merely. 4. The pancake? Well, MAHAL. It tastes like the Pilmico brand. 5. There's nothing to do inside the premises really, except to take pictures. Kids have a teeny weeny playground though.

The entrace fee is worth it. Both for adult and kids. Its tiring, in a good way, to take pictures here. Every few step theres an instagrammable spot.

Many of the attractions were still under construction. It was off season and they were using the time to beautify the place. It's a kid's place more than an adult one. The gingerbread house contains the restaurant. The pathway is up and down. Didn't take a lot of pictures because of the construction.

This was one of the stops we had for my birthday in tagaytay. A fun place to be in especially if you're with your makukulit nieces and nephews. 😊 They have a lot of attractions inside and activities as the place was huge. There's also a cafe/restaurant inside but we opt not to try it out as we will have our lunch somewhere else. IG worthy as the place was filled with colors!

Instagrammable place :) They offer lots of activities for the kids and adults alike. To explore the other sections you have to avail additional packages (at the time we went there, these were not available due to the bad weather). You can make your own gingerbread, perfect for the kids and kids at heart. Will come back if we are in the vicinity ☺️

Pretty fun place, views are nice, owners reward you drinks for going through gardens. They’re also pretty attentive with clients’ concerns. Some parts of the garden can get steep tho. 10/10 would come back again

I soooo love this place. It's very awesome that everyone will surely love no matter what your gender and age is. But kids will surely appreciate each and every corner of it. The bakeshop offers baked products that are delicious and not so costly. The colorful designs and artworks make the attractions more enticing. Will definitely come back. 🍧🍨🧁🍯💎❤️🎆🍏🍓

So much added features were added since the last time we visited, including some shops for oils and handmade soaps, ramen and takoyaki kiosk (blah!), background wall for photo ops, playgrounds, and pockets of garden here and there. A new area up across a bridge and up the hill is also available but would require additional P200 fee. Some facilities may also be enjoyed for additional fee such as trampoline, arcade, fish spa. Snow show only happens on Saturdays and Sundays so schedule your trip around that time to make it extra special. Entrance fee is P150 for adults, P120 for senior citizen, and P100 for children 12yrs old and below. Paid parking is at P30. Street vendors stay right outside the gate hard-selling their produce.

2 stars for effort. Very amateur ang park designs. Hindi consistent sa theme. Very far from Tagaytay proper so you’ll be needing to exert commute effort. The kids enjoyed the place though.

Check their Facebook page for Snowfall schedules. The place was nice, the food inside is not recommended as it is very expensive. I recommend you to come here during night time.

Instagrammable place! ❤️ The Ginger Bread House is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Tagaytay. Its delightful ambiance, scrumptious treats, and warm hospitality made my visit truly memorable. I would definitely return and recommend it to friends and family looking for a delightful escape in Cavite.

Absolutely love this place! Every spot/area is worth a picture shot! Small muddy parking area.

The place was super dreamy! I was in awe of the huge gingerbread house, my christmas loving self is amazed at everything! Theres a playground for kids, and even a fish spa. They have a candy shop infront, a bakery, an ice cream shop 🥹 and a cafe/restau which houses inside the gingerbread house. There's actually a lot to do here since they have an activity center if you want to create your own gingerbread house or do your own smores! They also have a souvenir shop with lots of Christmas decorations. I just wish they blast festive songs next time bc when we went there, there were no music 😅