Today in Mindanao

CEBU PACIFIC announces 2 aircraft leases to further increase fleet size

2011-07-20T11:36:00.001+08:00

THE Philippines' largest national flag carrier, Cebu Pacific, signed six-year operating lease agreements with Dublin-based RBS Aviation Capital for 2 brand-new Airbus A320 aircraft to be delivered in March 2012. This will be on top of CEB's 27 Airbus A320 aircraft purchase orders to be delivered from September 2011 until 2016, and 30 Airbus A321neo aircraft orders to be delivered from 2017-2021.

CEB recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Airbus for the purchase of the 30 A321neo aircraft, the largest A321neo aircraft order in the world. The A321neos will be a first of its type to operate in the Philippines, being a larger and longer-haul version of the familiar Airbus A320.

"These two leased A320 aircraft will further increase our fleet size, allowing us to offer lower fares and even more routes, destinations and flights to our guests. It will also enable us to continue expanding aggressively in the Asia-Pacific region, especially as we await delivery of more brand-new CEB aircraft," said CEB President and CEO Lance Gokongwei.

CEB currently operates 10 Airbus A319, 15 Airbus A320 and 8 ATR-72 500 aircraft. Of the 15 A320s, 9 are under operating lease agreements. RBS Aviation Capital ranks among the world's top five operating lessors by fleet value. Founded in 2001, it has 100 airline customers and 36 investor customers in 38 countries. RBS Aviation Capital's CEO Peter Barrett said: "This is our first transaction in the Philippines, and our first lease agreement with Cebu Air. We look forward to new opportunities in the region and developing a key relationship with one of the country's leading domestic carriers."

CEB flies to the most extensive network within and from the Philippines, with 34 domestic and 16 international destinations including Osaka, Seoul (Incheon), Beijing, Jakarta, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Singapore. Since its inception in 1996, the Philippines' low-fare pioneer, CEB, had already flown 50 million passengers and counting. It broke local aviation records for passengers carried in a month in April and May of 2011, carrying more than 1 million passengers per month. This year, CEB will carry more than 12 million passengers.

Miss Kagay-an 2011 candidates unleashed

2011-07-20T11:31:00.000+08:00

THE 12 lovely ladies vying for the coveted title of Miss Kagay-an 2011 were finally presented last Monday at the Malasag Mountain Resort in barangay Cugman, Cagayan de Oro City.

The 12 candidates were handpicked from the 35 that joined the search before they were trimmed down.
According to search committee chair and Iponan barangay chair Anthony Brilleta, the search started from in early January this year and will culminate with the crowning of the new Miss Kagay-an in August during the city fiesta.

The absence of Department of Tourism (DOT) 10 director Catalino Chan was felt as he was the usual fixture of the annual pageant search. Chan suffered from a non-life threatening medical condition and cannot join the event this year.
Brilleta added that they are excited for the coming pageantry. Brilleta also gave much adoration to the mentors of the candidates as they will mold their wards en route for the crown.

The 12 candidates are Joanna Grace Daaca, 19 years old; Kathleen Quette Eduave, 22 years old; Shiela Mae Relevo, 24 years old; Elaine Roselle Aquino, 21 years old; Sonia Vanessa Bacasmot, 20 years old; Angel Carbajal, 20 years old; America Atega, 24 years old; Jamie Joy Bantigue; April Darlin Jane Hernandez, 24 years old; Ma. Pamela Gayramara, 20 years old; Hanna Melissa Cagas, 21 years old; and Christel Valdehueza, 20 years old.

The exciting pageant will culminate with the crowning of the new Miss Kagay-an 2011 on August 24 at the Atrium of Lim Ket Kai Mall.

by Bobby Lagsa

an article from Gold Star Daily News

Moreno sets eyes on Oro mayorship

2011-07-20T11:23:00.000+08:00

MISAMIS Oriental Gov. Oscar Moreno yesterday revealed that he is considering on running for mayor of Cagayan de Oro in 2013.
Moreno announced this during a news conference following the launch of the Mt. Balatukan Range Convergence Agro-Enterprise Zone at the capitol. "I say that now that I am considering on running [for Cagayan de Oro mayor]," said Moreno. He called Cagayan de Oro Mayor Vicente Emano "the problem" in the city, Misamis Oriental and Northern Mindanao.

Moreno said Emano has not performed the way a mayor should since he (Emano) dominated Cagayan de Oro politics in 1998.
"He (Emano) is threatened because we deliver results. We constructed classrooms at Mogchs (Misamis Oriental General Comprehensive HighSchool) and that is something he failed to do even when he was governor of the province," said Moreno.
Because of that, according to Moreno, Emano's allies in the Sangguniang Panlalawigan led by provincial board member Jesus Jardin have launched a smear campaign against him. "They're attacking me for building classrooms," Moreno said.

Moreno said he felt "persecuted" and that it was clear to him that Emano has unleashed "dogs of war" just to get him. "They have persecuted me since 2004 because Dongkoy has always felt threatened." He said his decision to make the announcement was prompted by the pressures exerted by Emano's allies in the provincial board. "I know that they are after my head and they are out to discredit me and my administration. This is instigated by no less than Mayor Emano who felt threatened of my presence in some public activities in Cagayan de Oro," he said. Moreno said he analyzed and weighed things. He said he has to come out and make a decision so that he could squarely face Emano's party and the pressures it has been applying on him.

"Unsa ma'y sala ko? They took turns in pressuring me. I keep on asking myself: Unsa ma'y sala ko? Sala ko diay ang pagbuhat og classrooms diha sa Mogchs, kadalanan og ospital," he said. It was ironic, Moreno said, because the country has recognized Misamis Oriental when it was given the "Galing Pook Award" for good governance, strategic innovations in the health and hospital system and in implementing various infrastructure projects. "You should see what Dongkoy (Emano) did to the others he attacked before. What happened to former vice mayor John Elizaga, former mayor Pablo Magtajas and former congressman Erasmo Damasing? They were all victims of demolition by Dongkoy," Moreno said.

"Destroy all of them, and that's what he is doing right now. Maayo kaayo siya diha. Maybe, it worked in the past but now he should realize nga ang katawhan dili na mahaylo sa iyang strategy," he said. Moreno said he expected more demolition job especially after his announcement. "He (Emano) has been insecure since 2004," he said. He said the attacks on him, especially during his just-concluded state-on-the-nation address (Sopa), prompted him to seriously consider running for mayor of Cagayan de Oro.

Weeks before the Sopa, he said, there were already reports that Emano's allies in the provincial board were planning to sabotage the activity. Moreno said a rally had been planned but during the Sopa, Emano's allies settled for an "orchestrated and systematic demolition job" against him. He said the demolition job included "poisoned messages" via SMS. "Since my first Sopa, Dongkoy has been resorting to fireworks to divert the attention of the public away from my reports," Moreno said.

But he said citizens have become politically mature and the smear campaign may no longer work today. "People are now enlightened," he said, "and have learned to discern." Moreno, who is constitutionally barred from seeking the same position in 2013, said another option would be for him to run for congressman again. "You can do more as a member of Congress but more can be achieved if you are a local executive," said Moreno, who served as a representative of Misamis Oriental's 1st District for two terms.

Moreno said Emano could still change his style of leadership if the mayor wanted to. "Let him realize that. Magtarong siya. He still has a chance to convince the people of Cagayan de Oro that they still deserve his kind of leadership. Wala ma'y monopoly sa gugma sa katawhan, wala ma'y monopoly sa abilidad. That is essentially what democracy is all about," Moreno said.

By BOBBY LAGSA and LITO RULONA
Correspondents

article from Goldstardailynews.com

P1m for meals, entertainment

2011-06-08T14:48:00.001+08:00

A FORMER official of the Cagayan de Oro Water District (COWD) spent nearly P1 million for meals and "official entertainment" in 2009 alone, prompting the audit commission to call the attention of the facility on the way it has been spending its money. Gaspar Gonzales, the COWD general manager at that time, was only allowed to use P22 thousand in discretionary funds and P72 thousand for miscellaneous expenses (EME) in 2009.

But Gonzales overspent by P737,474.92 - his discretionary funds exceeded by P467,637.53 and his extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses exceeded by P269,837.39, according to the 2009 report of the Commission on Audit (COA).

The report stated that Gonzales, who served as COWD general manager up to October 2009, sought reimbursements amounting to P831,474.92 or P489,637.53 charged to discretionary funds and P341,837.39 charged to extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses. Alfredo Reyes, COA director for northern Mindanao, said auditors also found that Gonzales's successor, Engr. Proceso Pag-ong Jr., also spent P69,346.53 in discretionary funds and incurred P86,184.75 in extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses before year-end.

That means that Gonzales and Pag-ong spent a total of P987,006. Some P558,984 was charged to the item on discretionary funds while P428,022 was charged to the item on extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses. Aside from the discretionary funds, and funds for extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses, COWD's general managers also received a P15-thousand allowance a month. These allowances were given without any legal basis, auditors stated.

Reyes said the allowances were in violation of Section 25 of General Appropriations Act (GAA) for 2009 and COA Circular No. 2006-001 dated Jan. 3, 2006.
COA circular No. 2006-001 provides the basis for audit on extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses granted to
certain officials of government. The guidelines:

• The amount of extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses would be the ceiling in the disbursements of funds. Where no such authority is granted in the corporate charter and the authority to grant the extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses is derived from the GAA, the amounts fixed thereunder would be the ceiling in the disbursement.

• Payments of these expenditures would be strictly on non-commutable or reimbursable basis.

• The claim for reimbursement of such expenses would be supported by receipts and/or other documents evidencing disbursements.

Extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses to water district officials are derived from GAA as PD 198 disclosed no provisions for the authority to grant such expenses to other officials of the water districts.
Reyes said that under the categorization or re-categorization of local districts, the heads of water districts or general managers are like government regional directors who are entitled to extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses of P94 thousand a year (P22 thousand for extraordinary and P72 thousand for miscellaneous expenses as provided for under the 2009 General Appropriations Act.

"Our review of transactions from January to December 2009 disclosed that the General Manager was continuously paid on commutable basis a monthly allowance intended for EME at the rate of P15 thousand, which has no legal basis or a total of P150 thousand during the year," Reyes said.
Reyes said the total expenses incurred exceeded by P893,006.20 against the authorized ceiling of P94 thousand.
"The amount of P150 thousand paid on commutable basis and partake a monthly EME allowance, was held without legal basis and is recommended to be disallowed in audit," he said.

source: http://goldstardailynews.com/northern-mindanao--x/3994-p1m-for-meals-entertainment.html

CDO prevails over Iligan on 1st day of reg’l qualifying

2011-03-29T23:21:00.003+08:00

FOUR football associations from Northern Mindanao are participating in the ongoing Northern Mindanao qualifying tournament of the simultaneously-held Suzuki Under 23 National Cup. In the kickoff game Tuesday, host team Cagayan de Oro - Misamis Oriental Football Association (Cmofa) prevailed over Iligan - Lanao del Norte Football Association, 5-4.

The next game is scheduled this morning, as follows: Surigao del Norte Football Association and Butuan - Agusan del Norte Football Association. The games are held at the Xavier University Open Field and the tournament will run until April 2.
Other qualifying tournaments are held in Luzon and Mindanao, bringing together 23 squads where qualifiers from the National Capital Region (NCR) and the Visayas await them. Cmofa president Mike Batiles said the Suzuki Under 23 National Cup serves as breeding ground for future members of the Philippine men's national football team, affectionately known as the Azkals.

Batiles said he is confident that the teams from Mindanao will shine over their Luzon, NCR and Visayas counterparts, saying the 17 participating football associations from the island are the "most active" in the Philippine Football Federation.
The top two teams from Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao and NCR will slug it out in the finals to be held on May 15.
The winners will join the Azkals and will see action for the first time in the Southeast Asian Games in November in Indonesia.

by Mark Francisco www.goldstardailynews.com

All hail Jackie Chan, King of Comedy Kung Fu!

2011-03-29T18:37:00.000+08:00

Azkals vs Mongolia

2011-03-23T17:54:00.000+08:00

Casa Crystalla

2011-03-11T15:10:00.003+08:00

ADDRESS Pabayo Street corner Toribio Chaves Street
TELEPHONE (8822) 72-6600; 72-2465
(88) 856-1704; 231-4413
FAX (8822) 72-2480
EMAIL ccrystalla@yahoo.com
PAYMENT All Major Credit Cards

ROOM RATES

Minimum - 650.00 (single)
Standard - 750.00 (double)
Deluxe - 1,100.00

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (no charges if called party is inside the city)
Business Center
Safety Deposit Box
Laundry/Dry Clean Service
WiFi Access

INCLUSIONS None

Ridge View Chalet

2011-03-11T15:09:00.000+08:00

ADDRESS Xavier Estates, Upper Balulang
TELEPHONE (88) 858-7946; 858-7930
TELEPHONE AND FAX (88) 858-7929
PAYMENT Visa/Master Credit Card Only

ROOM RATES (cottage type)

Standard - 1,850.00 (2 persons)
Deluxe - 2,500.00 (2 persons)
Family - 3,600.00 (4 persons)

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Xavier Sports and Country Club
Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (no charges if called party is inside the city)
Restaurant with FREE WiFi connection (Club House)
Function Rooms
Airport-hotel transfer
Fax Service
Safety Deposit Box
Laundry Service
Fitness Gym
Tennis Court
Swimming pool (Club House)
Billiards
Bowling

INCLUSIONS Breakfast

Marco Hotel

2011-03-11T15:08:00.002+08:00

ADDRESS Alwana Business Park, National Highway, Cugman
TELEPHONE 88) 855-2201 to 03 local 0 or 111
(8822) 73-2542; 73-2543
FAX (88) 855-2198
EMAIL marco@alwana.com
PAYMENT Accepts all Major Credit Cards

ROOM RATES (Includes taxes)

Standard Cottage - 2,000.00 (all rooms includes bathtub and mini bar)
Deluxe Cottage - 2,500.00
Suite - 4,800.00
Regular Cottage - 1,300.00
Family Cottage - 3,200.00 (6 persons)

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Marco Sports Avenue
Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (no charges if called party is inside the city)
Restaurant
Function Rooms
Airport-hotel transfer
Business Center
Safety Deposit Box
Laundry Service
Fitness Gym
Indoor Tennis
Badminton Court
Table Tennis
Rock Climbing Wall
Darts and Billiards
WiFi (main building area)

INCLUSIONS Breakfast for two persons

Harbor Lights

2011-03-11T15:07:00.000+08:00

ADDRESS Old Gusa Road, Barangay Gusa
TELEPHONE AND FAX (88) 855-6060; 855-1120
(8822) 72-4878; 73-2786; 73-2771
PAYMENT Accepts all Major Credit Cards

ROOM RATES

Suite - 2,500.00
Standard - 1,460.00

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (no charges within the city)
Restaurant
Function Rooms
Airport-hotel transfer
Fax Service
Safety Deposit Box
Laundry Service
Swimming Pool

INCLUSIONS None

Gardens of Malasag

2011-03-11T15:05:00.003+08:00

ADDRESS Malasag Hill
TELEPHONE (88) 309-3752 (BayanTel); (88) 855-6183
PAYMENT Cash Basis

ROOM RATES (cottage type)

Lantaw - 1,500.00
De Luxe - 1,200.00
Standard - 1,000.00

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (at the Gate)
Snack Bar
Function Rooms
Swimming Pool

INCLUSIONS Breakfast for two persons only

Country Village Hotel

2011-03-11T15:05:00.000+08:00

ADDRESS Villarin Street, Barangay Carmen
TELEPHONE (88) 858-3004 to 06
TELEPHONE AND FAX (8822) 71-2201; 71-2203; 71-2205
PAYMENT Accepts all Major Credit Cards

ROOM RATES

Standard - 1,500.00 (twin beds)
Superior - 1,700.00 (twin beds)
Deluxe - 2,000.00 (twin beds with ref)
Junior - 2,500.00 (twin beds with ref and receiving)
Executive - 2,800.00 (twin beds, bathtub in selected rooms)
Supreme - 3,000.00 (twin beds with ref)
Family - 4,600.00 (4 persons with ref, receiving and sauna)

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (5.00 / call)
Restaurant
Function Rooms
Fax Service
Safety Deposit Box
Laundry Service
Swimming Pool
WiFi Access

INCLUSIONS Breakfast for two persons

Coco Bay Resort

2011-03-11T15:04:00.000+08:00

ADDRESS National Highway, Baloy
TELEPHONE (88) 855-2702
(8822) 73-3246; 73-3248; 73-3105
FAX (8822) 73-3062
PAYMENT Cash Basis

ROOM RATES (Promo)

Standard - 950.00 ( 2 persons with ref)
Deluxe - 1,200.00 (4 persons with ref and bathtub)
Executive - 1,300.00 (4 persons with ref and bathtub)
Ambassador (newly built) - 1,500.00 (4 persons with ref and bathtub)

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (first 5 mins free calls within the city)
Restaurant
Function Rooms
Fax Services
Safety Deposit Box
Laundry Service
Swimming Pool

INCLUSIONS None

Chali Beach Resort

2011-03-11T15:03:00.000+08:00

ADDRESS Old Cugman Road, Barangay Cugman
TELEPHONE (It takes time for receptionist to answer calls.)
(8822) 73-2929; 73-2840
FAX (88) 855-5941; 855-2108
EMAIL chali_beach@yahoo.com
PAYMENT Accepts all Major Credit Cards

ROOM RATES

Deluxe Cabana - 2,450 (2 persons with ref)
Super Bungalow - 1,950.00
Standard Bungalow - 1,650.00 (2 persons with ref)
Superior Hotel - 1,650.00
Standard Hotel Room - 1,350.00
Club Room - 1,750.00 (3 persons)

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (no charges for city call)
Restaurant
Function Rooms
Airport-hotel transfer
Fax Services
Safety Deposit Box
Laundry Service
Foot Massage
Swimming Pool
WiFi Access

INCLUSIONS Breakfast for two persons only

Yumi Pension House

2011-03-11T14:39:00.003+08:00

ADDRESS Tomas Saco corner 15th Street, Nazareth
TELEPHONE AND FAX (88) 857-1987
PAYMENT Cash Basis

ROOM RATES

Matrimonial: 950.00
Standard Twin Beds: 950.00
Family (4 persons): 1,300.00

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned Rooms
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
WiFi Access
Standby Generator

INCLUSIONS None

Willshire Inn

2011-03-11T14:37:00.002+08:00

ADDRESS Aguinaldo corner Yacapin Street
TELEPHONE (8822) 72-0762; 72-0531; (0915) 2332734
FAX (8822) 72-0531
PAYMENT Cash Basis

ROOM RATES

Economy - 450.00
Standard - 595.00
De Luxe (2 to 3 persons) - 695.00
Junior Executive - 795.00
Superior (2 to 4 persons) - 880.00
Family (5 persons) - 1,250.00
Business Suite - 1,250.00
Willshire Suite - 1,850.00
Wash Up (3 hours) - 200.00
Monthly or Weekly rates available

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (front desk only)
Coffee Shop
Business Center

INCLUSIONS None

Philtown Hotel

2011-03-11T14:36:00.000+08:00

ADDRESS Kalambaguhan Street (In between Tiano Bros. Street and A. Velez Street)
TELEPHONE (8822) 72-6335; 72-3089
(88) 856-4402; 856-1813; 231-4256
FAX (8822) 72-3104
PAYMENT Accepts all Major Credit Cards

ROOM RATES

Graduate - 1,195.00
Business - 1,295.00
Investor - 1,395.00
Executive - 1,495.00
All rooms good for 3 persons

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (no charges if called party is inside the city)
Restaurant
Function Rooms
WiFi Access
Fax Service
Safety Deposit Box
Laundry Service
Massage Service

INCLUSIONS None

New Dawn Pension

2011-03-11T14:20:00.001+08:00

ADDRESS Makahambus Street corner A. Velez Street
TELEPHONE AND FAX (88) 8571777; 8571776; (8822) 721777; 721776
PAYMENT Accepts All Major Credit Cards
ROOM RATES

Double: 880
Triple: 1,380 (for 3 persons)
Superior room

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone
WiFi
Standby Generator

INCLUSIONS None

Metro Hotel

2011-03-11T14:19:00.001+08:00

ADDRESS Corner of Capt. V. Roa Extension and Luna Street
TELEPHONE (8822) 72 1888
TELEPHONE AND FAX (88) 852 1417
EMAIL metro_hotel928@yahoo.com
PAYMENT Cash Basis (Credit Card system not operational)

ROOM RATES

Standard Single -- 780.00
Standard Twin -- 880.00
Superior Single Queen -- 1,180.00
Superior Double -- 1,380.00
Suite Executive -- 1,880.00
Suite Family -- 2,180.00

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned Rooms
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (no charges within the city)
Café
Fax Service
Airport Hotel Transfer
WiFi access
Standby Generator

INCLUSIONS None

Miami Inn

2011-03-11T14:14:00.001+08:00

ADDRESS Vamenta Boulevard (near Ysalina Bridge)
TELEPHONE (88) 8581901; 8581902; (8822) 725279; 728486
EMAIL miami_inncdo@yahoo.com
PAYMENT Accepts All Major Credit Cards
ROOM RATES
Standard: 900 (for 1 or 2 persons)
Suite: 1,200 (for 3 persons)

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone
Laundry
Coffee Shop
Fax Service
Airport-Hotel Transfer
WiFi

INCLUSIONS None

The Marigold Hotel

2011-03-11T14:09:00.002+08:00

ADDRESS Corner of A. Velez and Luna Streets
TELEPHONE (8822) 72 6934
TELEPHONE AND FAX (8822) 72 6937
EMAIL reservation@marigoldhotel.net
PAYMENT Visa/Mastercard

ROOM RATES

Superior - 1,300.00
Deluxe - 1,600.00
Family - 2,000.00

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned Rooms
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (no charges within the city)
Laundry/Pressing Service
Café and Mini Bar
Business Center
Function Rooms
Airport Hotel Transfer
Passenger Elevator
WiFi access
Standby Generator

INCLUSIONS Breakfast

Good News Travellers Inn

2011-03-11T14:04:00.000+08:00

ADDRESS Capt. Vicente Roa Street
TELEPHONE (88) 857-2328 to 29; (8822) 72-8244
FAX (8822) 72-8255
PAYMENT Accepts All Major Credits Cards

ROOM RATES

Single - 750.00
Matrimonial - 950.00
Double - 950.00
Triple - 1,250.00
Family - 1,400.00

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (no charges if called party is inside the city)
Coffee Shop
Business Center
WiFi Access
GoodNewsTravel Agency, Tel. No. (8822) 72-8784; (88) 857-2327
Safety Deposit Box
Laundry Service

INCLUSIONS None

Demiren Hotel

2011-03-11T14:03:00.001+08:00

ADDRESS Tiano Brothers Street corner Kalambaguhan Street
TELEPHONE (8822) 72-7391; 72-8391
(88) 856-1396; 856-1397; 856-1398
FAX (8822) 72-8392
PAYMENT Cash Basis

ROOM RATES

Single - 550.00 (1 person)
Twin Bed - 700.00
Double - 700.00 (matrimonial bed)
Triple - 850.00 (3 persons)
Family - 1,000.00 (4 persons)
Key deposit of 150.00 per room, refundable on check-out.

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV (13 channels)
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (5.00 / 3 minute city call)
Restaurant
Fax Service
Laundry Service

INCLUSIONS None

De Luxe Hotel

2011-03-11T14:02:00.000+08:00

ADDRESS Capt. Vicente Roa Street
TELEPHONE (8822) 72-4548, 72-6527; (88) 857-2144, 857-2145
FAX (8822) 72-4563
PAYMENT Accepts all Major Credit Cards

ROOM RATES

Standard Rooms - 800.00 (single); 950.00 (double)
De Luxe Rooms - 900.00 (single); 1,200.00 (double)
Executive Rooms - 1,800.00 (with bathtub and bar)
Quad Rooms - 2,400.00 (4 persons)
No charge for children under 12 years old occupying the same room with parents.

AMENITIES AND SERVICES

Airconditioned
Cable TV
Hot/Cold Shower
Telephone (no phone Charges within the city)
Restaurant
WiFi Access
Function Rooms
Business Center
Safety Deposit Box
Laundry/Dry Clean Service

INCLUSIONS