Recharge, Refresh, Refuel in Dumaguete, Dumaguete, Philippines
Warming the backseat of a car for four hours straight can be boring and draining, what more for 7 to 8 hours. And what more if you're the driver! So on our road trip to Sipalay City, Negros Occidental (and vice versa) we welcomed the idea of staying a night in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental.
On the first night, we stayed in the Family Room (Php 2100) which had two single beds and one king size bed. The room was spacious, the toilet and bath just right. On the way back to Cebu, we stayed in their Executive Deluxe Room (Php 2200). It had two king size beds. The Executive Deluxe Room was smaller than the Family Room, but the toilet and bath was huge (and it had a tub).
Hotel Nicanor was a good choice for recharging ourselves. Clean. Quiet. Room air conditioning freezing-but the blankets were thick enough to keep warm. The curtains, when drawn, kept the room dark making us want to sleep all day...which one of our friends almost did-he slept for 15 hours straight! Plus Hotel Nicanor was just walking distance from the places where we could refresh and refuel.
A stroll along the boulevard at the start of the day (with an awesome view of the sunrise!) or on a breezy late afternoon or on a cool moonlit night is a good way to reset the mind (and get a bit of exercise too). ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
On the first night, we stayed in the Family Room (Php 2100) which had two single beds and one king size bed. The room was spacious, the toilet and bath just right. On the way back to Cebu, we stayed in their Executive Deluxe Room (Php 2200). It had two king size beds. The Executive Deluxe Room was smaller than the Family Room, but the toilet and bath was huge (and it had a tub).
Hotel Nicanor was a good choice for recharging ourselves. Clean. Quiet. Room air conditioning freezing-but the blankets were thick enough to keep warm. The curtains, when drawn, kept the room dark making us want to sleep all day...which one of our friends almost did-he slept for 15 hours straight! Plus Hotel Nicanor was just walking distance from the places where we could refresh and refuel.
A stroll along the boulevard at the start of the day (with an awesome view of the sunrise!) or on a breezy late afternoon or on a cool moonlit night is a good way to reset the mind (and get a bit of exercise too). ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Recharge, Refresh, Refuel in Dumaguete
Guide Location: Philippines » Dumaguete
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Mustachio Ventures
Read it on Author's Website: http://mustachioventures.blogspot.md/2016/04/dumaguete-hotel-nicanor-food-trip.html
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: Philippines » Dumaguete
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Mustachio Ventures
Read it on Author's Website: http://mustachioventures.blogspot.md/2016/04/dumaguete-hotel-nicanor-food-trip.html
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Hotel Nicanor
- Rizal Boulevard
- Kri Restaurant
- Sans Rival Bistro
- Gabby's Bistro
- Cafe Mamia
- City Burger
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