One membership, three places to stay and work.
Live & Work gives you access to all three Bulod locations for ₱3,000 a month — the beach in Caba, La Union, the mountains in Daraitan, Tanay, and our space in Uptown BGC.
Ways to plan your week Suggested plans by what you like doing and who is coming with you. +
Ways to plan your week
Here are some ways members use the three locations. Come on your own, with a partner, with family, or with your dog — whatever suits you.
La Union is for the beach — swimming, surfing and slower days. Tanay is quieter, up in the mountains. BGC is where you go to work, meet people or hold an event in the city.
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What you get The full list of member benefits. +
What you get
Discounts are applied automatically when you book through the concierge. They cannot be combined with other promos.
What it's worth What a week at Bulod costs, next to a typical beach resort stay. +
What it's worth
A membership costs ₱3,000 a month. Here is what that buys in comparison with market rates, see some scenarios below.
Staying a week
Standard room, La Union or Zambales ₱20,000–₱32,000 ₱30,000–₱48,000 A room. Meals, activities and day access extra.
Beachfront, Siargao or Palawan ₱32,000–₱60,000 ₱48,000–₱90,000 A room and a pool. Flights on top for most people.
Members only · Caba, La Union ₱15,000 ₱25,000 A room, a desk, the pool, the beach, the café and the campgrounds — plus free day access for your guests.
A Bulod stay of 5 days is 4 nights, and 7 days is 6 nights — the resort figures above are matched to the same number of nights, at typical published rates for a standard double room before meals, day-use fees or activities. A membership is ₱3,000 a month on top, so a 5-day member stay lands around ₱18,000 all in, and everything at all three locations stays open to you the rest of the year.
Working from BGC
Typical BGC operator ₱500–₱900 ₱800–₱1,500 A desk, usually several floors up, with a lift queue at either end of the day.
Ground floor, Uptown Eastgate ₱300 / 4 hours ₱600 Walk straight in from the street — no lobby, no lift, no sign-in. Prime Uptown location. Mondays are members only, so it stays quiet and you are working alongside the same community.
Café and co-working figures are typical BGC rates, not quotes from any one place. Bulod is on the ground floor of the Uptown Eastgate Building at 11th Avenue and 36th Street, so you are in and working in under a minute.
Pool, gym and courts
Day use ₱500–₱1,200 — Shared with hotel guests, and often closed for functions at weekends.
Members, where available per location Free Included The beach-facing lap pool in La Union, plus gym and courts where the location has them — no day fees, no booking charge, no contract.
Gym, pool and court figures are typical Metro Manila and resort rates, not quotes from any one operator. Facilities vary by location — the lap pool is at Caba, La Union.
Without a membership
- Full rate on every stay
- No access to the Nomad Suites
- Day access and table fees paid each visit
- Full price on Artist Stage nights
- Full price on the BGC venue
- You book everything yourself
With a membership
- 10% off short-term stays and 30% off long-term stays
- Member rooms — ₱15,000 for 5 days
- Free day access and table reservation fees
- 20% off Artist Stage and community events
- 10% off BGC venue rentals
- A concierge books it for you
The part that isn't money
The rates above are easy to compare. This part is harder to put a number on, and it is usually why people stay. The places where people live longest and best — the so-called Blue Zones — have a few things in common: they move naturally, eat well, keep a sense of purpose, wind down properly, and stay close to the people around them. A week here is built the same way.
New membership slots available by January 2027
₱3,000 a month, six months minimum.
