I was having my breakfast of croissants with homemade raspberry jam when I suddenly stopped and realized that I was on my third plate of t...
Showing posts with label Hotels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hotels. Show all posts
Mercure Hida Takayama: Experiencing the Local Culture from Within
The morning after my very first onsen experience, I felt how relieved my body was that I thought of going for a jog around the city. Howev...
Abraham Hotel and Tours Bohol: The Ideal Accommodation for Every Traveler
It was a hot and humid June afternoon at Panglao Island in Bohol which prevented us from going to Alona Beach. As adrenaline junkies, we w...
Travelodge Nagoya Sakae: Great Value for Money Hotel
It was four-thirty in the morning and I was awakened by the burst of light coming from our window. It was the break of dawn and the early ...
Mercure Langkawi Pantai Cenang: The Perfect Base in Exploring Langkawi
It was seven in the morning and my two boys looked like they would be sleeping for the next couple of hours. I got up and went to where th...
The George Penang by The Crest Collection: A 5-Star Boutique Hotel in a Heritage Building
Christian and I were having a lovely chitchat under the stars with our 3-year-old son who was busy playing with his toy cars. It was a ...
Ferra Hotel and Garden Suites: Our Home in Boracay
*Updated April 20, 2023* We woke up earlier than usual and proceeded right away to the breakfast area. Akira went straight to where the high...
Seda BGC: The Perfect Hotel Location in BGC
I woke to the sound of the door slowly shutting as Christian left to explore BGC’s jogging trails. I then scanned our bed to look for Akir...
Malaysia: Dorsett Kuala Lumpur
The plan was to go out for a drink after a full day of touring around Kuala Lumpur. The group marched its way to the nearby Bukit Binta...
YOTEL Singapore: A Smart Hotel
Having been to the Lion City a number of times, me and my buddy definitely had our fair share of different hotel experiences in Singa...
Raffles Royale: Apartment-Type Accommodation in Gold Coast
It was that specific morning when we suddenly craved for a rice meal after two weeks of steak and chips. So after our coffee sesh, we wa...
Byron Bay Hotel & Apartments: Hippie Aussie Neighborhood Hotel
It was nine in the evening when we arrived at Byron Bay Hotel & Apartments. The reception area was already closed at that time (whi...
Rydges World Square in Sydney CBD
It was our last night in Sydney when we decided to finally have our Aussie beer session on one of the pubs around. Fortunately our home...
Old Tokyo Vibe at Wired Hotel Asakusa
Drenched in rainwater, we scrambled through the complex Tokyo Subway to catch the last train to Asakusa. A train staff motioned that w...
Herald Suites Polaris: Art Deco Themed Boutique Hotel in Makati
The weather was crazy that day—one moment it’ll rain then the sun will take a peek through the thick clouds the next. The group settle...
Seda Vertis North: A Luxury Art Hotel in Quezon City
I was about to surrender to my snuggly bed when my mom mentioned her desire to hit the pool for a morning dip, she seemed rea...
Taal Vista Hotel: A Gastronomic Staycation
The crazy weather prevented us from going out of our home for the long weekend. It would be raining hard for a minute, then a pa...
Billabong Hotel and Hostel: Unique Accommodation in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phnom Penh's sweltering heat has taken its toll on us. We're in the middle of Cambodia's capital city, looking for refug...
1920 Hotel: A Modern Retro Chic Hotel in Siem Reap
The three o’clock afternoon sun was draining all our energy. Our ride halted in front of a shophouse building that seemed to be stuck ...
Personalized Customer Service Redefined at Ferra Hotel Boracay
Stephanie, the attendant at the restaurant, asked me my preferred drink that morning; my head was still banging from last night'...
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