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Sunday, July 10, 2011
Budget Palawan Package
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Great tips for a more enjoyable trip to Universal Studios Singapore
TIP #1:Book your tickets in advance online or book through travel agency before you leave.
The most valuable information/tip for your Universal Studios tour is to book in advance. It will save you time and avoid disappointment of tickets being sold out especially during holidays and peak season.
TIP #2: Avoid weekends, school holidays, peak season (if you can :) )
Weekday Tickets - Monday to Friday (except Peak dates and Blackout dates)
TIP#3: Be early at the theme park so as not to miss any single ride.
Rides most enjoyed by the adult:
Battlestar Galactica , never got to try it coz it was under maintenance during our trip but even if it's open i may not have the courage to battle it out. It's for the bravehearts.
Revenge of the Mummy, this one is my fave. The drops and turns of the indoor roller coaster is just right for scaredy cat like me.
Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure , will surely get you wet. Prepare to buy a plastic poncho or bring your own to save money.
The Waterworld is an interesting live show with lots of stunts and explosions, comedic lines by the actors. Truly enjoyable but prepare for the long line.
Broadway Show Monstrocity is a live show with monsters at Pantages Hollywood Theater
Your little tots will surely love:
Lights, Camera and Action ; Donkey Live ; Shrek 4D-Adventure shows.
Bring them to ride the Canopy Flyer, Treasure Hunter, Enchanted Airways, Dino-Soarin, and King Julien's Beach Party go round.
TIP#3: Waiting in line
Waiting in line for most of the rides is 15 to 20mins. As i've observed , i waited the most at the revenge of the mummy. And the walk from the entrance going to the main ride is around 5mins. Be done with this ride in the morning so you can maximize your time.
TIP#4: Water and Food
Drinking fountains are located in the park. There are food stalls and a food court located in the Jurassic Park . Avoid long lines during lunch hours from 12pm to 2pm.
TIP#5: Clothing/Shoes
Singapore has a humid weather all year round. Dress in a very comfortable and light clothing to keep cool and pair it with comfortable walking shoes or sandals. You'll be in for a lot of standing in line and walking around the theme park.
Tip#6: Ask for the park's brochure.
This brochure would surely help you plan your action for the whole day. It also contains the park's map of attractions and show timings. Before you proceed, read and discuss with your group , design your tour to maximize your time.
Tip#7: Don't forget to bring your camera , extra battery and extra memory cards. Better be equipped or suffer the consequences.
My friend who visited the park recently found out he had a corrupted memory card. All pictures gone and he found out too late. Now he's planning another visit just for photo ops. :)
Tip#8: Don't leave the park without buying any souveinir (Well,I just had to). It's a reminder that you had great fun in the park.
TIP#9: How to get there?
If you just bought a tour from a travel agency then rest your mind because you've nothing to worry about. There will be pickup and dropoff service with the ticket you purchased. I highly recommend getting a tour if this is your first time in Singapore, or you have children with you.
For d-i-y tour here are your options:
A. By public buses - RWS 8, RWS 88 , 963R. Fare is around S$2.
B. By sentosa express - take an MRT train to Harbourfront MRT Station which is linked to Vivo City Mall. Then transfer to level 3 of Vivo City . Alight at the Waterfront Station. Fare is S$3 inclusive of Sentosa Island admission charge.
C. By MRT train - take a north-east line to Harbourfront station. You may then transfer to a RWS 8 bus or take Sentosa express.
D. By car - additional entry charges to Sentosa shall apply
E. By taxi - same as by car.
I hope you enjoy your trip to Universal Studios Singpore with this handy tips.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Indian Railways
This would be my ever first train ride. The Indian Railway system is composed of hundreds of trains plying all over the Indian continent. In Delhi alone, there are 3 or more railway stations and the NDLS (New Delhi Station) far being the busiest and the largest amongst them.
The most famous mode of transportation in India is the auto rickshaw, taxi and the train. Millions of Indians and foreigners ride the train to get to their destination. By far , it is cheaper than flying . Trains are most favorable for tourists because it is convenient and cheap. One can travel from North to South India, east to west india by just taking the train. Just don't expect european standard amenities because baby this is India!
Just like an airplane, you may choose your seating class inside the train. These are the classes:
Aircon Chair
Sleeper Class - non aircon. great if you travel during the winter
3AC tier - 8 bunk beds
2AC tier - 6 bunk beds
First Class - most comfortable with 2 bunk beds. but slightly expensive.
I chose 3AC tier for most part of our journeys . It's cheap and you get to mingle with the locals as well.
Our journey to Agra is bound to set here. I chose for us to leave from NDLS to Agra Cantt because it is closest to our hotel (Pahar Ganj area).
Typical scenes at the Railway station
3AC tier configuration - 3beds one side (lower/middle/upper) + 3beds on another side (lower/middle/upper) + 2 beds sitting parallel to the window. A total of 8 bunk beds .
Some locals show animosity towards us especially when we are claiming our beds. Remember, when the Indian Railways issue you a ticket , your seat number is also indicated as well as the position of your bed. For example : #31 lower. You are in seat #31 lower bunk bed.
If you wish to switch places , you may ask them politely. People have preferences in bed positions you know. I like the upper bunk because it is quiet, no people hanging around, no pesky kids crying, no luggages obstructing my view, in short i can sleep in solitude.
The upper and middle bunks in a 3AC tier .
We have saved some money by travelling the train during the night. Food may pose a problem because you do not know food safety bought inside the train's pantry. I suggest you buy food take out from the port of embarkation . Drinks such as Chai may be bought inside the train. It is quite safe to drink as long as it is hot.
The toilet inside the train is utterly disgusting! So word of caution: bring lots of wet tissues and alcohol/hand sanitizer. Water is scarce believe me!!!
If you don't want frequent trips to the toilet during your train ride then minimize water intake . In that case, you won't have to see how gross the toilets are.
Smoking is prohibited inside the train. But on one occassion during our train ride, it stopped for a while ( i don't know the reason why) and the locals disembarked for a smoke.
Overall, it was a nice enough experience. I did get a good night sleep.
Taj Mahal here we come!!!!!
The most famous mode of transportation in India is the auto rickshaw, taxi and the train. Millions of Indians and foreigners ride the train to get to their destination. By far , it is cheaper than flying . Trains are most favorable for tourists because it is convenient and cheap. One can travel from North to South India, east to west india by just taking the train. Just don't expect european standard amenities because baby this is India!
Just like an airplane, you may choose your seating class inside the train. These are the classes:
Aircon Chair
Sleeper Class - non aircon. great if you travel during the winter
3AC tier - 8 bunk beds
2AC tier - 6 bunk beds
First Class - most comfortable with 2 bunk beds. but slightly expensive.
I chose 3AC tier for most part of our journeys . It's cheap and you get to mingle with the locals as well.
Our journey to Agra is bound to set here. I chose for us to leave from NDLS to Agra Cantt because it is closest to our hotel (Pahar Ganj area).
Some locals show animosity towards us especially when we are claiming our beds. Remember, when the Indian Railways issue you a ticket , your seat number is also indicated as well as the position of your bed. For example : #31 lower. You are in seat #31 lower bunk bed.
If you wish to switch places , you may ask them politely. People have preferences in bed positions you know. I like the upper bunk because it is quiet, no people hanging around, no pesky kids crying, no luggages obstructing my view, in short i can sleep in solitude.
We have saved some money by travelling the train during the night. Food may pose a problem because you do not know food safety bought inside the train's pantry. I suggest you buy food take out from the port of embarkation . Drinks such as Chai may be bought inside the train. It is quite safe to drink as long as it is hot.
The toilet inside the train is utterly disgusting! So word of caution: bring lots of wet tissues and alcohol/hand sanitizer. Water is scarce believe me!!!
If you don't want frequent trips to the toilet during your train ride then minimize water intake . In that case, you won't have to see how gross the toilets are.
Smoking is prohibited inside the train. But on one occassion during our train ride, it stopped for a while ( i don't know the reason why) and the locals disembarked for a smoke.
Overall, it was a nice enough experience. I did get a good night sleep.
Taj Mahal here we come!!!!!
Red Fort - Delhi India
We took breakfast early next morning at around 7am even though we know that Red Fort would be opening its doors to tourists at around 9am.
We did not arrange a tour of the city bec. we will be leaving for Agra in the afternoon anyway. Our trip to Red Fort would be the first close encounter with an Auto rickshaw driver . It was not pleasant i tell you. We contracted the driver for 200 rupees , after much haggling , to bring us to Red Fort and Connaught Place. But when we arrived in Red Fort he demanded for us to pay up! So i gave him 100 rupees and told him to wait for us to finish inside then he had to still bring us to Connaught Place afterwards then that's the time i would give him the balance of 100rupees. By then, the driver was making a scene already. Shouting pay! pay! pay!.
Losing our temper was the farthest thing on our minds. So we paid up even though it's not the original bargain. I expected this. Tsk Tsk Tsk.
Though, this didn't ruin our day. We had a pleasant visit at the fort.
Red Fort entrance fee (foreigners) 250rupees - approx 6usd each.
I will not give you boring historical stories about the red fort. Just enjoy the pictures and be immersed with the culture!
Taken from the main entrance
Aside from the foreign tourists, you may also come accross local indian tourists enjoying the sights.
And if you don't have the time to buy souveinirs in the market, all types of knick knacks may be bought inside the fort to be taken home to your family.
Or you may also visit Janpath Place for authentic Indian dresses . It is located in Connaught Place.
It is so hot in India at this time of the year that all we wanted to do was head back to our hotel and take a shower. In the afternoon we will leave for Agra. I am now excited to see the famous TAJ MAHAL.
It would take 3 hours of indian train ride from Delhi to Agra. This is my first train ride mind you. I fear for the worst but iam overwhelmed by excitement!!!
Some scenes in our train ride can be viewed here.
We did not arrange a tour of the city bec. we will be leaving for Agra in the afternoon anyway. Our trip to Red Fort would be the first close encounter with an Auto rickshaw driver . It was not pleasant i tell you. We contracted the driver for 200 rupees , after much haggling , to bring us to Red Fort and Connaught Place. But when we arrived in Red Fort he demanded for us to pay up! So i gave him 100 rupees and told him to wait for us to finish inside then he had to still bring us to Connaught Place afterwards then that's the time i would give him the balance of 100rupees. By then, the driver was making a scene already. Shouting pay! pay! pay!.
Losing our temper was the farthest thing on our minds. So we paid up even though it's not the original bargain. I expected this. Tsk Tsk Tsk.
Though, this didn't ruin our day. We had a pleasant visit at the fort.
Red Fort entrance fee (foreigners) 250rupees - approx 6usd each.
I will not give you boring historical stories about the red fort. Just enjoy the pictures and be immersed with the culture!
And if you don't have the time to buy souveinirs in the market, all types of knick knacks may be bought inside the fort to be taken home to your family.
Or you may also visit Janpath Place for authentic Indian dresses . It is located in Connaught Place.
It is so hot in India at this time of the year that all we wanted to do was head back to our hotel and take a shower. In the afternoon we will leave for Agra. I am now excited to see the famous TAJ MAHAL.
It would take 3 hours of indian train ride from Delhi to Agra. This is my first train ride mind you. I fear for the worst but iam overwhelmed by excitement!!!
Some scenes in our train ride can be viewed here.
Delhi India - Day 01
The city of Delhi lived up to my expectation. I was warned by the numerous travel forum sites on the internet that Delhi would be filthy, chaotic, noisy , revolting, grubby, grimy, corrupt, raunchy etc. And don't forget the touts!!! The touts in India make a nasty living out of foreigners like me especially the virgin tourists (first timers in india you silly!).
Before leaving my beloved hometown, i booked our train rides and hotels simply because i dreaded to be feasted on by the hungry touts of India. I was ever prepared. Most unlike with the travels i had with other Asian countries such as Bangkok , Hongkong , Vietnam etc. In India, you must prepare all your five senses. And always be on the lookout!
Upon reaching Delhi airport (IGI) , i was impressed with how huge this newly built airport can be . Considering that we came from the puny KLCCT airport in Kuala Lumpur. It was a long and tedious walk of around 20 mins from the tarmac to where the immigration is.
Since i have arranged an airport transfer from our hotel, we weren't expecting him to still have waited upon us for 1 hour at the arrival gate. I thought he would have gone and we would be forced to take a taxi to the hotel.
We stayed at Hotel Delhi City Center located at the Pahar Ganj area ( or the backpackers area). The rooms are okay, their bathrooms are huge and most important they have a restaurant ( a short walk from the hotel) situated in front of their sister hotel the Hotel Ajanta. We paid around $ 34/room/night.
Cafe Vagabond is the restaurant at the Hotel Ajanta (sister company of our hotel: Hotel Delhi City Center Pahar Ganj Area).
Pahar Ganj is a backpakers area and i only chose to station ourselves here because of its proximity to the New Delhi Rail Station (5mins ride by tuktuk). Other than that, this area is chaotic, dirty and we dared not to walk around during the night for fear that we would get lost around the maze of streets. Welcome to India hahahaha.
Street outside our hotel at night (this is past 1am)
Upon checking in we immediately ordered Indian food from the hotel's restaurant. And even if it's in the wee hours of the morning the resto is still open, such a treat! Their food is nothing exceptional but the prices ranges from 200 rupees up per dish (approx 5usd).
Non - veg Thali
Chicken Biryani and Roti (can be shared by 2 people)
Chicken Masala (very spicy)
The food was not that sensational but because we are so tired and hungry after a 6 hour flight (and 1 hour immigration) we couldn't care less. So we stuffed ourselves, hoping we would not get indigestion.
Good night Delhi , tomorrow we will be visiting Red Fort. . .
Before leaving my beloved hometown, i booked our train rides and hotels simply because i dreaded to be feasted on by the hungry touts of India. I was ever prepared. Most unlike with the travels i had with other Asian countries such as Bangkok , Hongkong , Vietnam etc. In India, you must prepare all your five senses. And always be on the lookout!
Upon reaching Delhi airport (IGI) , i was impressed with how huge this newly built airport can be . Considering that we came from the puny KLCCT airport in Kuala Lumpur. It was a long and tedious walk of around 20 mins from the tarmac to where the immigration is.
Since i have arranged an airport transfer from our hotel, we weren't expecting him to still have waited upon us for 1 hour at the arrival gate. I thought he would have gone and we would be forced to take a taxi to the hotel.
We stayed at Hotel Delhi City Center located at the Pahar Ganj area ( or the backpackers area). The rooms are okay, their bathrooms are huge and most important they have a restaurant ( a short walk from the hotel) situated in front of their sister hotel the Hotel Ajanta. We paid around $ 34/room/night.
Pahar Ganj is a backpakers area and i only chose to station ourselves here because of its proximity to the New Delhi Rail Station (5mins ride by tuktuk). Other than that, this area is chaotic, dirty and we dared not to walk around during the night for fear that we would get lost around the maze of streets. Welcome to India hahahaha.
Street outside our hotel at night (this is past 1am)
Upon checking in we immediately ordered Indian food from the hotel's restaurant. And even if it's in the wee hours of the morning the resto is still open, such a treat! Their food is nothing exceptional but the prices ranges from 200 rupees up per dish (approx 5usd).
The food was not that sensational but because we are so tired and hungry after a 6 hour flight (and 1 hour immigration) we couldn't care less. So we stuffed ourselves, hoping we would not get indigestion.
Good night Delhi , tomorrow we will be visiting Red Fort. . .
Sunday, May 1, 2011
How to apply for Indian Visa On Arrival
Tourist Visa On Arrival is now eligible for citizens of the following countries : FINLAND , JAPAN , LUXEMBOURG, NEW ZEALAND, SINGAPORE, CAMBODIA, LAOS, VIETNAM, PHILIPPINES. The Indian government , in its effort to promote tourism, has extended its tourist voa scheme to these countries on a strictly single entry and for a short period of maximum 30 days.
This visa is non-extendable and non-convertible and will only be issued at arrival only at 4 designated arrival points namely : DELHI, KOLKATA , MUMBAI AND CHENNAI airports.
Only two(2) visits per year shall be permissible in a calendar year and there shall be a gap of two(2) months between each visit.
VISA FEE AMOUNT: usd60 per person including children
Visa fee shall be paid upon arrival at the airport. It can be paid in usd or rupees. Application form are available at the airport.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. 2 passport sized id
2. 60usd for visa fee
3. passport (of course)
4. return ticket
It's quite simple. Upon announcement of the voa scheme last Jan 2011, our group immediately decided we want to visit India . The return ticket we bought is for MNL (Manila) - KUL (Kuala Lumpur) - DEL (Delhi) - KOL (Kolkata) - BKK (Bangkok) - MNL (Manila).
Everything else in between will be traveled by train (which is quite cheap in India).
When you arrive in IGI(Indira Gandhi Int'l) airport you must proceed to the Visa on Arrival section . The exact location is under the escalator before the immigration counter is.
At the Indira Gandhi Int'l Airport
Procedure:
1. Go to the visa on arrival counter.
2. You will be asked by the immigration officer to change your money to rupees.
3. Get an application form and fill out completely. Make sure to attach your passport sized id picture.
4. Hand out your completely filled out application form and 60usd (or its equivalent in rupees) to the officer in charge.
5. If no problem will occur, the officer will stamp your voa in your passport . You're free to go afterwards.
Note: No need to line up in the immigration counter after this. Just go straight to the baggage carousel.
Easy as pie. We had a tremendous cultural experience in India. Shocking, Enjoyable, Fun , Enriching experience indeed.
Follow this blog so you may experience it too.
This visa is non-extendable and non-convertible and will only be issued at arrival only at 4 designated arrival points namely : DELHI, KOLKATA , MUMBAI AND CHENNAI airports.
Only two(2) visits per year shall be permissible in a calendar year and there shall be a gap of two(2) months between each visit.
VISA FEE AMOUNT: usd60 per person including children
Visa fee shall be paid upon arrival at the airport. It can be paid in usd or rupees. Application form are available at the airport.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. 2 passport sized id
2. 60usd for visa fee
3. passport (of course)
4. return ticket
It's quite simple. Upon announcement of the voa scheme last Jan 2011, our group immediately decided we want to visit India . The return ticket we bought is for MNL (Manila) - KUL (Kuala Lumpur) - DEL (Delhi) - KOL (Kolkata) - BKK (Bangkok) - MNL (Manila).
Everything else in between will be traveled by train (which is quite cheap in India).
When you arrive in IGI(Indira Gandhi Int'l) airport you must proceed to the Visa on Arrival section . The exact location is under the escalator before the immigration counter is.
Procedure:
1. Go to the visa on arrival counter.
2. You will be asked by the immigration officer to change your money to rupees.
3. Get an application form and fill out completely. Make sure to attach your passport sized id picture.
4. Hand out your completely filled out application form and 60usd (or its equivalent in rupees) to the officer in charge.
5. If no problem will occur, the officer will stamp your voa in your passport . You're free to go afterwards.
Note: No need to line up in the immigration counter after this. Just go straight to the baggage carousel.
Easy as pie. We had a tremendous cultural experience in India. Shocking, Enjoyable, Fun , Enriching experience indeed.
Follow this blog so you may experience it too.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Lakeview Resort - Korean inspired condotel
During a recent trip to Tagaytay i was lucky enough to be showed around this property. The Lakeview Resort is Korean owned which started operating in 2008. Amazing condotel they have here. For one, 75 percent of the furnishings and appliances they used are imported from Korea and 25 percent are from Brazil (such as the wooden floors).
Some units are for sale but others can be rented out on a daily basis too. Most of the units are being rented out by Korean golfers and students . The units are perfect for groups of 12 to 15 persons.
The doors to the units are protected by security code. No, this is not a telephone hanging by the door.
This is the 4 bedroom unit. A spacious 144sqm unit complete with amenities.
See the wooden floors? That can be heated through a control enough to warm your feet during cold days. Remember that you have to take off your shoes/slippers upon entering the unit just like the koreans do.
The unit also has a balcony overlooking the pool. No, the pool is not heated fyi.
I asked about cooking inside the unit but they said it is not allowed instead they have a common kitchen located at the far end of the resort.
Overall, the property is quite impressive. For interested buyers, the units will cost around P 10-13 million. To rent one of these babies it would cost you around P 15,000 per unit per night good for 12 persons no breakfast included. Additional persons have to pay addon fee.
Their contact numbers:
(046) 4835128
0917-8045242
Address: 5705 Calamba road Bgy Iruhin west Tagaytay city. (near Tagaytay Highlands)
Their receptionist have told me that they will be expanding soon. The owners are planning to build a hotel beside the property.
Some units are for sale but others can be rented out on a daily basis too. Most of the units are being rented out by Korean golfers and students . The units are perfect for groups of 12 to 15 persons.
The unit also has a balcony overlooking the pool. No, the pool is not heated fyi.
I asked about cooking inside the unit but they said it is not allowed instead they have a common kitchen located at the far end of the resort.
Overall, the property is quite impressive. For interested buyers, the units will cost around P 10-13 million. To rent one of these babies it would cost you around P 15,000 per unit per night good for 12 persons no breakfast included. Additional persons have to pay addon fee.
Their contact numbers:
(046) 4835128
0917-8045242
Address: 5705 Calamba road Bgy Iruhin west Tagaytay city. (near Tagaytay Highlands)
Their receptionist have told me that they will be expanding soon. The owners are planning to build a hotel beside the property.
View Park Hotel @ Tagaytay
Sure we all know Picnic Grove in Tagaytay but did you know that there is an unassuming little hotel right accross it that's becoming popular? The View Park Hotel's affordable rates and great service makes them a popular accomodation choice for people trekking to Tagaytay on weekends.
Fronting the Hotel are their 2 restaurants namely The Red Lemon Grill Restaurant and Adam's Cafe. Should you fancy a picinic with the family , Picnic Grove is just a stone's throw away.
Aside from the massage services they offer, they also have Taal Trek Package.
Here are their rates :
Location:
For further details you may want to contact their office by visiting their website. www.viewparkhotel.com
Note: Their superior room rates have increased to P 2,000/rm/night already.
Aside from the massage services they offer, they also have Taal Trek Package.
Here are their rates :
For further details you may want to contact their office by visiting their website. www.viewparkhotel.com
Note: Their superior room rates have increased to P 2,000/rm/night already.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Tagaytay Haven Hotel
On our way to Bag of Beans we've come accross a new budget hotel just past the Mendez junction.
Sorry but was not able to take pictures of the room but a friend who have stayed here said it was value for money because the rooms are quite new and very spacious but of course lacking the amenities of a hotel. For the budget conscious this might interest you.
Actually, there are 2 Tagaytay Haven Hotel. One is located in Ulat road (from sta rosa exit, before getting to the junction on your right you will see container vans rooms type) and this new addition to their family is just past the Mendez junction exactly at the back of Jollibee .
To add, their executive room with bathtub cost P 2,000 per room per night. What a steal!
Actually, there are 2 Tagaytay Haven Hotel. One is located in Ulat road (from sta rosa exit, before getting to the junction on your right you will see container vans rooms type) and this new addition to their family is just past the Mendez junction exactly at the back of Jollibee .
To add, their executive room with bathtub cost P 2,000 per room per night. What a steal!
One Tagaytay Place
Accomodation options in tagaytay are increasing. I remember fifteen years ago when you only have to choose between Taal Vista Hotel or a roadside apartelle or inn. If you were on a budget you'd definitely contend with the not so nice inn overlooking Taal volcano. But nowadays modern hotels are sprouting like mushrooms on the ridge. And One Tagaytay Place Hotel Suites is one of the best of the lot.
The hotel is located at Barrio Sungay West Tagaytay city. Coming from the Sta Rosa exit and past the Tagaytay Market , turn left at the junction. Look on your left and you will see a 7-11 store marking the entrance to the hotel.
Now what to expect. It has a fitness gym, roofdeck infinity swimming pool, spa/massage services, room service, restaurant, lounge bar.
We got a deluxe room. The room has a flat screen tv equipped with cable, a ref, coffee/tea making facility, hot and cold shower, toiletries. One thing though, the bathroom is too tiny.
It's a tight squeeze upon entering the bathroom door. So for bigger sized people you may want to consider availing of a one bedroom deluxe or penthouse room for a bigger sized toilet.
The bed is quite comfy. Published rate for this type of room is P 5,888 per night which includes breakfast for 2. If you check-in during peak season chances are you will get a buffet breakfast. Best if you contact their sales office for other perks and priviledges or promos they may have.
For affordable buffet lunch or dinner one must try the hotel's restaurant:Azalea Restaurant
Their infinity swimming pool is located at the lower penthouse.
And for those people who sometimes has taken fancy on the hotel room's duvet or ashtray or terry bathrobe , this hotel has taken the liberty to provide a price list for these amenities should you want to have these as a momento.
This shall remind us not to take anything that isn't our property LOL.
For inquiries or reservations:
The hotel is located at Barrio Sungay West Tagaytay city. Coming from the Sta Rosa exit and past the Tagaytay Market , turn left at the junction. Look on your left and you will see a 7-11 store marking the entrance to the hotel.
Now what to expect. It has a fitness gym, roofdeck infinity swimming pool, spa/massage services, room service, restaurant, lounge bar.
We got a deluxe room. The room has a flat screen tv equipped with cable, a ref, coffee/tea making facility, hot and cold shower, toiletries. One thing though, the bathroom is too tiny.
For affordable buffet lunch or dinner one must try the hotel's restaurant:Azalea Restaurant
Their infinity swimming pool is located at the lower penthouse.
And for those people who sometimes has taken fancy on the hotel room's duvet or ashtray or terry bathrobe , this hotel has taken the liberty to provide a price list for these amenities should you want to have these as a momento.
For inquiries or reservations:
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