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Tuesday, August 19, 2008

List of Philippine Hotels

I want to share with the list of Philippine hotels that you can find in the Paradise Philippines.

[ A ]

AIM Conference Center Baguio (Igorot Lodge) (Baguio)
Alegre Beach Resort (Cebu)
Al Frontera de Taal (Batangas)
Alona Kew White Beach Resort (Bohol)
Alona Palm Beach Resort (Bohol)
Alyssa Resort (Boracay)
Amanpulo Pamalican Island Resort (Palawan)
Amarela Resort (Bohol)
Amigo Terrace Hotel (Iloilo)
Amorita Beach Resort (Bohol)
Amorsolo Mansion (Makati, Met. Manila)
Apo View (Davao)
Asian Mansion II (Makati, Metro Manila)
Astoria Plaza (Ortigas Center, Metro Manila)
Asturias Hotel (Palawan)
Atlantis Beach Resort (Negros Oriental)
Atlantis Beach Resort (Puerto Galera)
Atrium Hotel (Manila)

[ B ]

Badian Island Resort (Cebu)
Bayview Park Hotel (Manila)
Best Western Hotel La Corona (Manila)
Bethel Guest House (Negros Oriental)
Bohol Beach Club (Bohol)
Bohol Bee Farm (Bohol)
Bohol Divers Resort (Bohol)
Bohol Tropics Resort Club (Bohol)
Boracay Gold Crowne Club (Boracay)
Boracay Regency Beach Resort (Boracay)
BSA Mansion (Manila)
BSA Suites (Manila)
BSA Tower (Manila)
Buri Beach Resort (Puerto Galera)

[ C ]

Casa Pilar Beach Resort (Boracay)
Caylabne Bay Resort (Cavite)
Cebu Beach Club (Cebu)
Cebu Grand Hotel (Cebu)
Cebu Midtown Hotel (Cebu)
Cebu White Sands (Cebu)
City Garden Hotel Makati (Makati, Met. Manila)
City Garden Suite Manila (Manila)
City State Tower Hotel (Manila)
Club Noah Isabelle (Palawan)
Club Paradise Palawan (Palawan)
Club Ten Beach Resort (Boracay)
Coco Beach Island Resort (Puerto Galera)
Cocomangas Hotel Beach Resort (Boracay)
Concorde Hotel (Baguio)
Cordova Reef Village Resort (Cebu)
Corregidor Island Hotel and Resort (Bataan)
Costa Aguada Island Resort (Guimaras)
Costabella Tropical Beach Resort (Cebu)
Crowne Plaza Galleria Manila (Ortigas)
Crown Regnecy Hotel and Towers (Cebu)
Crowne Regency Residences (Davao)

[ D ]

Dakak Park Beach Resort (Zamboanga)
Days Hotel Batangas (Batangas)
Days Hotel Cebu (Cebu)
Days Hotel Iloilo (Iloilo)
Days Hotel Tagaytay (Tagaytay)
Discovery Country Suites (Tagaytay)
Discovery Suites (Ortigas Center, Metro Manila)
Dolphin Hotel de Bais (Negros Oriental)
Dos Palmas Arrecefi Island Resort (Palawan)
Dusit Hotel Nikko (Makati, Metro Manila)

[ E ]

Eagle Point Resort (Batangas)
Eddie's Hotel (Cebu)
El Cielito Inn Baguio (Baguio)
El Cielito Inn Laguna (Laguna)
El Galleon Beach Resort (Puerto Galera)
El Nido Lagen Island Resort (Palawan)
El Nido Minloc Island Resort (Palawan)
El Rico Suites (Makati)
Estancia Resort Hotel (Tagaytay)
Executive Plaza Hotel (Manila)

[ F ]

Fernandina 88 Suites Hotel (Quezon City)
Flushing Meadows Resort & Playground (Bohol)
Fort Ilocandia Resort Hotel (Laoag)
Fraser Place Serviced Apartments (Makati)
Fridays Resort Boracay (Boracay)

[ G ]

G Hotel Manila (Manila)
Garden Plaza Hotel - Suites (Manila)
Garden Heights (Quezon City)
Garwood Park Hotel (Cebu)
Golden Pine Hotel (Baguio)
Grand Men Seng Hotel (Davao)
Grand Seasons Hotel (Subic)

[ H ]

Hidden Valley Springs (Laguna)
Hillside Resort (Palawan)
Holiday Inn Manila Galleria (Ortigas Center)
Holiday Inn Resort Clark Field (Pampanga)
Holiday Plaza Hotel (Cebu)
Hotel Intercontinental Manila (Makati, M. Manila)
Hotel La Corona de Lipa (Batangas)
Hotel La Roca (Bohol)
Hotel Veniz (Baguio)

[ I ]

Imperial Palace Suites (Quezon City)
Isla Malipano (Davao)
Island & Sun Beach Resort (Cebu)
Island Cove Resort & Leisure Park (Cavite)

[ J ]

Jony's Beach Resort (Boracay)

[ L ]

La Corona de Pagsanjan Resort Hotel (Laguna)
Lagos del Sol Resort (Laguna)
La Laguna Beach Club & Dive Centre (Puerto Galera)
La Reserve Resort Hotel (Boracay)
Las Palmas Hotel (Manila)
Legenda Hotel (Subic)
Legend Hotel Palawan (Palawan)
Le Soleil de Boracay (Boracay)
Le Soleil de Boracay Apartment (Boracay)
Leyte Park Resort Hotel (Leyte)
L' Fisher Hotel (Bacolod)
Linden Suites (Ortigas Center, Metro Manila)
Lorenzo South (Boracay)
Lorenzo Villas (Boracay)

[ M ]

Mabuhay Manor (Pasay City, Met. Manila)
Mandarin Oriental Hotel (Makati, Met. Manila)
Mango Park Hotel (Cebu)
Manila Hotel (Manila)
Mantangale Alibuag Dive Resort (Camiguin)
Marco Polo (Davao)
Marco Polo Plaza Cebu (Cebu)
Marco Vincent Dive Resort (Puerto Galera)
Maribago Bluewater Resort (Cebu)
Marriott Hotel (Cebu)
Matabungkay Beach Resort (Batangas)
The Metro Centre Hotel (Bohol)
Microtel Inns & Suites - Batangas (Batangas)
Microtel Inns & Suites - Cavite (Cavite)
Microtel Inns & Suites - Tarlac (Tarlac)
Millenium Plaza Hotel (Makati, Met. Manila)
Montemar Beach Resort (Bataan)

[ N ]

Nami Private Villas Boracay (Boracay)
New World Renaissance Hotel (Makati)
Nigi Nigi Nu Noos Beach Resort (Boracay)
Niko's Cabanas and Restaurant (Palawan)

[ O ]

Oasis Hotel (Pampanga)
One Crescent Place Hotel (Boracay)
One MGM Boracay (Boracay)
Orchid Garden Suites (Manila)
Oxford Suites (Makati, Metro Manila)

[ P ]

Palm Plaza Hotel (Manila)
Panglao Island Nature Resort (Bohol)
Pannzian Beach and Mountain Resort (Ilocos)
Panoly Resort Hotel (Boracay)
Paradise Bay Beach Resort (Boracay)
Pearl Farm Beach Resort (Davao)
Pearl of the Pacific (Boracay)
Peninsula Manila (Makati, Metro Manila)
Perla Mansion (Makati, Metro Manila)
Princessa Holiday Resort (Palawan)
Pryce Plaza Hotel (Cagayan de Oro)
Pulchra Beach Resort (Cebu)

[ R ]

Rajah Park Hotel (Cebu)
Richmonde Hotel (Ortigas)
Richmond Plaza Hotel (Cebu)
Robbinsdale Hotel (Quezon, Metro Manila)
The Royal Mandaya Hotel (Davao)

[ S ]

Sabin Resort Hotel (Ormoc)
Sandcastle Boracay (Boracay)
Santa Monica Beach Resort (Negros Oriental)
Seraph Beach Resort (Boracay)
Shangri-la's Mactan Island Resort (Cebu)
Sierra Vista Beach Resort (Pangasinan)
Somerset Millenium Makati (Makati)
Somerset Olympia Makati (Makati)
Somerset Salcedo Makati (Makati)
Subic International Hotel (Subic)
The Sulo Hotel (Quezon, Metro Manila)
Sunrise Holiday Mansion (Tagaytay)
The Sun Village Beachfront Resort (Boracay)
The Sun Village Hilltop Resort (Boracay)

[ T ]

Tambuli Beach Club East Wing (Cebu)
Tambuli Beach Club West Wing (Cebu)
Tanawin Bay Resort (Puerto Galera)
357 Boracay Resort (Boracay)

[V ]

Villa Escudero Plantations & Resort (Laguna)
VIP Hotel (Cagayan de Oro)
Vivere Suites (Alabang)

[ W ]

Waling Waling Beach Hotel (Boracay)
Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino (Cebu)
Waterfront Hotel Mactan (Cebu)
Waterfront Manila Pavilion Hotel and Casino (Manila)
White Rock Resort Hotel (Subic)
Willy's Beach Resort (Boracay)

And if ever you want to visit Dubai, I know a good website that has a list of Dubai Hotels.

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

WHY MEN DON’T LISTEN AND DON’T NOTICE THAT!

Philippines: Somebody said to me "Don't fail to keep us updated on this issue!" Earlier, Meralco has successfully secured a temporary restraining order (TRO) stopping the PEZA from implementing the P1 per kwh cut on electricity rates on ecozones to finally put to rest the issue on who will regulate distribution utilities (DUs) within the economic zones.

It would be noted that PEZA initiated to impose a P1 per kwh reduction on rates of ecozone locators. Okay, I wont. Here's the follow up!

Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) and the Paradise Philippine Electric Power Operators Association Inc. (PEPOA) have accomplished and turned out well to discontinue the Philippine Economic Zone

Friday, October 19, 2007

Philippines Bombing Kills 8 in Makati

8 people died and 86 others were wounded in a blast that happened around 1:30 pm in Glorietta 2 mall in Makati City, Paradise Philippines. The whole Metro Manila will be in full alert status said NCRPO chief Geary Barias.

Philippine National Police initial reports said the blast could have been triggered by a LPG tank in one of the restaurants but investigators are considering that it could be bomb after inspecting the area of damage.

PNP Director Gen. Razon visited the explosion area and said he was sure that the blast was not caused by LPG.

The explosion had created a huge crater of about 5 meters wide and ripped three floors of the shopping mall.

Sunday, October 14, 2007

Glory for Paradise Philippines

Once again, our Pambansang kamao Manny "Pacman" Paquiao gave glory to Paradise Philippines, He won a unanimous decision against Antonio Barrera of Mexico.

Manny Pacquiao proved his first win over Marco Antonio Barrera four years ago was no fluke as he again beat the Mexican fistic icon Sunday with a lopsided 12-round decision before a crowd of 10,112 at the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Unlike their first meeting where Pacquiao dominate Barrera via a resounding 11th round technical knockout, the return encounter was more subdued as the protagonists took a more tactical approach. Still, Pacquiao proved stronger and more powerful even against a better prepared Barrera and Filipinos are really proud to our pambansang kamao in Paradise Philippines.

The Barrera fight may also be Pacquiao’s last fight in the junior lightweight division. Pacquiao struggled to make the 130-pound limit and was still a pound overweight on Saturday.

Monday, September 17, 2007

Christian Bautista bloops national anthem

It was last month when I created a post in Paradise Philippines blog about Lupang Hinirang as a reminder to Filipinos who may have forgotten the song and lyrics of our Philippine National Anthem.

Last Sunday, young Philippine actor and singer Christian Bautista was given an opportunity to sing the Philippine National Anthem at an exhibition match between reigning world bantamweight champion Gerry Peñalosa and NABF bantamweight champion Bernabe Concepcion at Metropolis Mall in Alabang, Philippines.

It was another proud moment for the Philippines to host a celebrated boxing match. As the match commence, all sports spectators all stood up for the singing of the national anthem led by Christian.

As the crowd sing to their hearts, Christian suddenly buckled a few lines of the lyrics. The momentous pride suddenly became a monumental embarrasment.

The incident spread throughout and Christian felt the need to apologize for what happened.

He said, “I apologize to the Filipino people for the unforgivable lapse of memory that occurred yesterday during my rendition of the national anthem. I was recovering from a cold and the adrenalin and excitement of the moment got me through it. Unfortunately, it was the cost of a momentary lapse on my part.”

I know that everyone commits mistake, it’s just sad that a famous singer like Mr. Bautista who is known not only in Paradise Philippines but in other Asian countries for his beautiful songs and voice committed a mistake at the expense of an important national symbol.

Let this be a reminder that being a true Filipino, we must not only know the beautiful places in Paradise Philippines but also learn valuable traditions, which identify our strength as citizens of this country.

Sunday, September 2, 2007

Boosts bid as surfing capital of Surigao town

Paradise Philippines: While the flow of tourists to the surfing town of Lanuza in Surigao del Sur remains slow, the opening of an airstrip in the neighboring town of Madrid is seen as a big boost to the tourism revenues of the entire area.

Surigao del Sur Rep. Philip Pichay said Lanuza, which faces the Pacific Ocean, has great waters ideal for surfing and a good number of Australian, American, Japanese and Korean tourists have already discovered the area, but the flow of tourists is hampered by the area’s inaccessibility.

Pichay said his brother, former Rep. Prospero Pichay, tried to remedy the situation by pushing for the construction of the airport at Madrid, and the incumbent congressman hopes it will boost the area’s bid to rival Siargao in the neighboring province of Surigao del Norte as the country’s surfing capital.

“Before, tourists who want to go to Lanuza had to go to Cebu, Butuan or Davao, where they get land or water transport to bring them there,” the incumbent lawmaker said. “Now, there will be direct flights.”

Although the airport can only accommodate small aircraft carrying a handful of people, Pichay said he hopes the airport will be completed before the end of the year, just in time for the 5th national surfing open that is scheduled to be held there in November.

He said the Paradise Philippines Tourism Authority has provided over P3 million so that the airport is completed in time for the tilt.

“The new airport will raise revenues for Lanuza and nearby towns and for local residents,” said Pichay. “With surfing being alive in Lanuza, business will thrive in the city.”

Aside from surfing, the Lanuza area also boasts of ecotourism destinations, like the Lanuza Marine Park and Sanctuary, Magkawas Falls, Lanuza Wetland Park and Mangrove Forest and Campamento Caves. Macon Ramos-Araneta

Monday, August 13, 2007

Philippine Boxing Team grabs World Cup

Filipino boxing enthusiast were very happy at the result of the Boxing World Cup held in Sacramento California where five of the six boxers won the bouts and made paradise Philippines proud.

Image source: Inquirer.net

Philippine team has again proved that best boxers in the world are in Philippines as Manny Pacquiao being the most exciting fighter now a days, he was awarded as the Best of the year.

Mabuhay Filipinos!

Tuesday, August 7, 2007

Jewel of the Philippines

Appointed Environment secretary Lito Atienza called for a moratorium on development projects in Boracay Island, a paradise beach resort in Visayas island Philippines, for a time-bound environmental protection master plan for the island.

Paradise Boracay has recorded an increase of 554,181 tourist arrivals last year, a 10.96 percent higher than the previous year. The increase in the number of tourists visiting Boracay had resulted to overcrowding and unhindered construction of buildings, which had caused problems in garbage disposals and flooding.

As the Department of Tourism named Boracay as the Jewel of the Philippines and the pride of the Philippines initiative to boom its tourism, many raised concerns on the contamination of the beach clear swimming water with high levels of coliform caused by inadequate sewage.

The government has yet to come up with the environmental master plan. In 1997, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources has already revealed a high level of contamination in the waters of Boracay due to poor sewage facilities.

Tourists believed that if the government, resort owners and residents will not take serious actions about the problem, it is not impossible that paradise Boracay in Philippines will be no longer listed as one of the best beaches in the Philippines and in the whole world.

Let's not make this happen to the place we call paradise!

Wednesday, August 1, 2007

Mount Bulusan in Paradise Philippines erupts


Known for its sudden steam-driven or phreatic explosions, Mount Bulusan erupted again after a few months of being restive.

An ash explosion occurred at Bulusan Volcano (12˚ 46.2’N 124˚ 03’E) at 09:37 AM today. The activity was accompanied by rumbling sounds and was reflected as an explosion type earthquake, which lasted for about 20 minutes. The eruption column reached a maximum height of five (5) kilometers before drifting west-southwest and west-northwest according to Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs).

Mount Bulusan is fourth most active of the country’s 22 active volcanoes. The three other most active volcanoes are Mayon in Albay province, Taal in Batangas province and Kanlaon on Negros Island. Many moderate explosive eruptions have been recorded at Bulusan since the mid-19th century.

Alert Level 1 remains in effect over the volcano and villagers are reminded not to enter the 4-kilometer radius Permanent Danger Zone (PDZ) because the area is at risk from sudden steam/ash explosions.

Monday, July 30, 2007

Paradise Philippines A new Reality

travel poster concept - representing Philippines
by: abstractation

Saturday, July 7, 2007

Bugsuk Island

Bugsuk Island is an island in the Palawan region, Philippines. Its area is 119 km2.

Balabac Island

Balabac Island is an island in the Philippines, at 7.95° N 117.0208333° E. It is a part of the Palawan province.

The island is home to various endemic species. It is the home of birds like Grey Imperial-pigeon (Ducula pickeringii), Philippine Cockatoo (Cacatua haematuropygia), Blue-headed Racquet-tail (Prioniturus platenae), and the Palawan Hornbill (Anthracoceros marchei). The Philippine Mouse Deer, a subspecies of the Greater Mouse Deer (Tragulus napu) can only be found in this island.

The Molbogs, a Muslim ethnolinguistic group, is concentrated in this island. Their livelihood includes farming, fishing and barter trading with the nearby Sulu Bangsamoro and Sabah market centers.

Mindoro

Mindoro is the seventh-largest island in the Philippines. It is located southwest of Luzon, and northeast of Palawan. In past times, it has been called Ma-i or Mait by ancient Chinese traders and, by Spaniards, as Mina de Oro (meaning "gold mine") from where the island got its current name. The island was divided into its two present-day provinces, Occidental Mindoro and Oriental Mindoro, in 1950. Before then, since 1921, the entire island was one province.

According to the late historian William Henry Scott in his book Prehispanic Source Materials For The Study of Philippine History (rev. ed., 1984), an entry in the official history of the Sung Dynasty for the year 972 mentions Ma-i as a trading partner of China. Other Chinese records referring to Ma-i or Mindoro appear in the years that follow.

Prehispanic Source Materials enumerates the products that Mindoro traders exchanged with the Chinese as "beeswax, cotton, true pearls, tortoise shell, medicinal betelnuts and yu-ta [jute?] cloth" for Chinese porcelain, trade gold, iron pots, lead, colored glass beads and iron needles.

Masbate

Masbate is an island province of the Philippines located in the Bicol Region. Its capital is Masbate City and consists of three major islands: Masbate, Ticao and Burias.

Marinduque

Marinduque is an island province of the Philippines located in the MIMARO region in Luzon. Its capital is Boac. Marinduque lies between Tayabas Bay to the north and Sibuyan Sea to the south. It is located south and west of Quezon, east of Mindoro, and north of Romblon.

Jomalig Island

Jomalig is a 6th class municipality in the province of Quezon, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 5,817 people in 1,032 households.

Polillo

Polillo is an island of the Philippines, separated from Luzon by the Polillo Strait.

Fuga Islands

Fuga Island is an island in the northernmost part of the Philippines populated by approximately 2,000 Ilokanos. It is a part of the Babuyan Archipelago. The island still retains a traditional culture.

Calayan

Calayan is an island and 4th class municipality in the province of Cagayan, Philippines. It is one of the Babuyan Islands in the Luzon Strait north of Luzon island. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 14,309 people in 2,654 households.


It is home to the Calayan Rail, a flightless bird identified as a separate species in 2004