Our Lady of the Pillar Parish Church
Alaminos, Laguna (Diocese of San Pablo)
Showing posts with label Batangas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Batangas. Show all posts
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Saturday, April 20, 2013
2013 Apr: Philippines: Batangas, Club Balai Isabel
The first time I visited this place was on a rainy evening in 2011, when I'm suffering from fever and I was not able to enjoy the pool area. I must say that visiting it on a summer day of 2013 is a better experience.
Barangay Banga, Talisay, Batangas, Philippines
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012
2012 June: Philippines: Batangas: Kainan sa Dalampasigan
Few minutes away from Canyon Cove is Kainan sa Dalampasigan.
More than the food, it is also visited for its ambiance - wooden doors and tables, huge windows, chairs and benches are all different, old ceiling fans, dim lights, lamps on the wall. Every window is covered by crawling veins and greenery. Tables are accentuated with live flowers and plants. It felt like dining in the Spanish era.
Taken from its name "Dalampasigan" or near the shore, it is best to order seafoods. We tried 'sinigang na hipon', 'squid sisig' and to have a healthy lunch we added chopsuey.
Their menu is affordable and this restaurant is a must visit when you pass by the area of Nasugbu, Batangas.
Monday, June 4, 2012
Philippines: Batangas: Canyon Cove
Valued at 50% discount on Ensogo (http://www.ensogo.com.ph) early this year, we bought 2 vouchers of Canyon Cove for our summer getaway. But since it is peak season, we moved our reservation in time for my mom’s birthday this June.
Known to be the start of the typhoon season, we were never wrong. We arrived at the area wet and wild after a two-to-three hour drive from Las Pinas City. The lobby is at its noisiest state from check-out (12nn) to check-in (3pm), especially that they offered it in a cheaper price. Tip: If you want to sit and all the sofas are not available, go to Level-3, there are other sofas overlooking the lobby, with grand piano that can be used.
We requested for 2 adjacent rooms and glad it was granted, we are at the center building with superior rooms 444 and 445.
The hotel website (http://www.canyoncove.com.ph/rooms.php) says the truth:
All guestrooms feature a balcony overlooking the pool, garden, or the South China Sea. They are also furnished with a mini-refreshment bar and flat-screen cable TV. Their well-appointed bath has a separate shower and tub.
A coffee/tea maker and electronic safe are also provided.
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