Tuesday, December 18, 2018

Maayo Hotel Unveils New Website To Enhance Your Booking Experience

Create travel decisions better and get the best booking benefits with the newly reinvented website of Maayo Hotel in Cebu City, Philippines.

Cebu City, PHILIPPINES – Maayo Hotel welcomes 2019 with a new website, www.maayohotels.com. The website features upgraded design and enhanced portals that will help travelers manage their reservations better and get closer to their ideal vacation.

User-friendly and intuitive interface
Its redesigned pages lay out highly visual, interactive, and responsive elements that are device-friendly. Therefore, whatever digital channel you're on, you will enjoy richer and more engaging user experience while exploring our dearest hotel online.

Seamless virtual tour
Nothing greets “Maayong adlaw!” better than cozy rooms, chic facilities, and the cool service of Maayo Hotel. With this fresh platform, you can get a better picture of our accommodations even before your actual journey begins. Even those who haven't stayed with us can have a rewarding entry into our hotel with just a few clicks.
Get on a virtual tour and discover the only 4-star wellness hotel in Mandaue City, Cebu. Situated near Mactan Island's pristine beaches and the bustling metropolis, Maayo Hotel is an urban retreat that presents nothing but a great holiday. Browse through the pages and go over our facilities and services:
•    Jogging trail and yoga space
•    Roof garden
•    Gym
•    Souvenir shop
•    Swimming pool
•    Grand ballroom
•    Restaurants (Dayun, Uma, and Ani)
•    Medical facility
•    Tour services
•    Wi-Fi Internet access

Smart booking technology and secure transactions
Our hotel has 229 rooms and suites modeled for your ultimate comfort and indulgence. Reserve your desired room through the site’s innovative booking engine, designed by DirectWithHotels Limited. The fully-integrated Internet booking engine guarantees smooth reservation and more convenient confirmation process. Don’t worry about payment privacy because safe processing is certified by Trustwave and secured by DigiCert. Now, booking is made easier and more protected.

Exclusive promos and only the best rates
As you go through the 4-step reservation process, you can also view and compare rate plans, inclusions, policies and other terms of validity for your preferred stay dates. You'll also receive the latest exclusive offers and the best rates which you won't find elsewhere.
Here’s a quick peek at Maayo Hotel room rates (Best Available Rate):
•    Superior Room for only PHP 3,500
•    Deluxe Room for only PHP 4,500
•    Family Room for only PHP 10,500
•    Specialty Suite for only PHP 13,500
*Rate plans are subject to change without prior notice.

Online platform that captures the hotel’s identity
Maayo Hotel’s intuitive new website is the result of substantial research on the best practices among lucrative online travel and hospitality platforms, supplemented by the reviews of our guests. The result is a virtual experience that really resonates with our customers, and at the same time, reflects the unique personality of Maayo Hotel. Our hotel in Mandaue, Cebu radiates the “The Fine Balance of Wellness and Hospitality” with a service that goes the extra mile. Book now and be treated like a royalty. Find your perfect wellness hideaway at Maayo Hotel in Cebu

Maayo Hotel
168 Plaridel St., Alang-Alang
Mandaue City, Cebu 6014
Philippines

Telephone: (032) 517 0200

Monday, December 3, 2018

Pamper with Eskaya Beach Resort’s Year-Round Sweet Deals

There’s a whole new year lying ahead. 2019 is full of endless possibilities. You’ve probably started writing a year’s worth of bucket list on your planner. Don’t just resort to wishes or resolutions, muster up! This year is yours for the taking. Take that vacation in Bohol that you’ve planned long ago.

There’s more to Bohol than cute creatures, coral reefs, and Chocolate Hills. There’s this exclusive and exquisite boutique hotel in Panglao Island where you can make your most-wanted sweet escape happen – the getaway of your lifetime! Eskaya Beach Resort and Spa is among the myriad wonders of Bohol.

Be enchanted by its luxurious accommodations that tug at your homegrown heartstrings. Experience and explore Bohol either from the comforts of your balai or by up-close tours. Be reborn as a Datu watching over his protected territory: the sprawling island, its lush greenery, scenic vistas, long stretch of beach, divine-sculpted mountains, and the cozy thatched-roof homes. Savor a rare view overlooking the sea while enjoying the sumptuous cuisines fit for nobles.



Get the chance to celebrate life in a haven caressed by nature and blessed by the land. Eskaya Beach Resort and Spa offers a year’s worth of enticing hotel promos and rates:

1. 30% Off Published Rates

Return to your roots. Get up to 30% off Best Available Rates when you stay in our “bahay kubo”-inspired villas. Our simple yet sophisticated Eskaya accommodations let you fulfill your most rewarding getaway.

Validity: until June 25, 2020

2. Christmas Promo

It’s Christmastime again and everyone’s looking for the best way to celebrate the holidays stress-free. Escape from the December rush and madness of the metro. Eskaya Beach Resort has all the comforts of a warm Filipino home. Indulge in an indigenous setup that lets you feel the best season’s love. Enjoy up to 20% off our “bahay-kubo”-inspired villas!

Booking Period: until January 2, 2019
Stay Date: December 20, 2018 – January 2, 2019

3. Chinese New Year Promo

2019 is Year of the Earth Pig. It’s going to be a time of abundance and good fortune. Usher in a prosperous Chinese New Year at Eskaya and get 20% off your stay in our select villas. Relish an auspicious year in a cozy accommodation where you can relax all the way and rejuvenate yourself anew.

Booking Period: until February 10, 2019
Stay Date: February 3-10, 2019

4. Holy Week Promo

When it’s Holy Week break, it’s time to go on a retreat and reflect. Take reprieve off your busy life. Eskaya is an impeccable setting for an Easter egg-citing getaway. Score 20% discount on your stay when you book direct with us.

Booking Period: until April 21, 2019
Stay Date: April 18-21, 2019

*Promo details may change without prior notice.

Eskaya Beach Resort in Bohol is a pampering experience of a lifetime. Reserve your room today. Book direct at www.eskayaresort.com and satiate your soul’s desire.

ABOUT THE HOTEL



Named after the indigenous people of Bohol, Eskaya Beach Resort is a private resort destination in Panglao Island that offers warm and genuine Filipino hospitality. It highlights native architecture enhanced with contemporary features. Aside from the thatched-roof and single-detached villas or balai, here’s what the guests can expect to see in Eskaya:

• All rooms are inclusive of:
– two-way Tagbilaran airport/seaport transfers
– welcome tropical fruit basket
– daily breakfast: choice of American or Continental or Filipino.
– use of golf cart, mountain bike, kayak, pedal boat, board games & DVD (depends upon availability)
• Infinity pool which blends with the sea at its bluest
• Home and wedding events
• Dining (traditional Boholano, Filipino, international) and spa
• Tours: Bohol Countryside or Tour with Loboc River Cruise

Travel back to the yesteryears. Reimagine a life that’s one with nature. Eskaya Beach Resort and Spa fulfills your desire for sweet, simple pleasures. Stay and make your life worthwhile.

Eskaya Beach Resort and Spa is located at Barangay Tawala, Panglao Island, Bohol, Philippines. For direct bookings, reserve your rooms through their official website www.eskayaresort.com.

Thursday, October 25, 2018

FAMILY FUN BORACAY

See you soon as the Boracay shores re-open. Be one of the first to experience a brand new adventure as Azalea Hotels & Residences Boracay welcomes you with Family Fun Boracay Promo.




FAMILY FUN BORACAY

Booking Period - October 23, 2018 - December 31, 2018
Stay Period
- October 26, 2018 - September 30, 2019

Deluxe Room - rates start at PHP 5,700
Suite Room - rates start at PHP 8,300

Inclusions
• Room accommodation (per night)
• Buffet Breakfast
• Roundtrip Airport Transfers via Caticlan Airport to Hotel and vice versa (Terminal and Environmental Fee not included)
• Welcome Refreshments
• Wi-Fi Connection in guest area


For more information, visit the website of Azalea Hotel & Residences Boracay through this link: https://www.azaleaboracay.com

Wednesday, October 17, 2018

Villa Caceres Hotel Naga Delights Guests With Myriad Dining Options


Called the “Gem of Bicolandia,” Villa Caceres Hotel in Naga City is one of the best-recognized accommodations in the Philippines’ Bicol Region. Travelers very well know the hotel for having luxuriously appointed Victorian-inspired rooms and suites at reasonable rates. But beyond its lodgings, Villa Caceres Hotel is also famous for highlighting the best of Naga City’s food and cuisines. How? Through its various on-site restaurants. Check out these outlets that offer a smorgasbord of treats that are sure to tickle the palate of any guest.


Rolando’s Café
One of the main dining areas of Villa Caceres Hotel, Rolando’s Café serves guests 24 hours a day. Guests can enjoy local and international fare any time they wish. Room service is also available round the clock, allowing everyone to enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner at their convenience.

Anne’s Pool Restobar
Right by the swimming pool of this hotel in Naga, you’ll find one of the dining places serving healthy food options. For those watching their calorie intake, drop by Anne’s Pool Restobar and order meals and snacks that are not only delicious and filling but also nourishing.

Bistro Roberto
Nights come alive at Villa Caceres Hotel’s Bistro Roberto. One of the pioneering resto-bars in Naga City, it combines refreshing drinks and food, relaxing ambiance, and lively musical performances for the enjoyment of guests.

Visitors also get VIP treatment when they get the Bistro 360° Card. For a low yearly membership fee, cardholders receive wonderful privileges such as discount coupons on food and pampering services, cash vouchers, complimentary use of select facilities, exclusive event invitations, and special surprises on their birthday.

RJ’s Buffet
The newest attraction not only at the hotel but also in the whole of Naga City, RJ’s Buffet gives guests the best gastronomic experience in the Bicol Region. Visitors can experience a “Fiesta All Day” in which they can partake in local and international cuisine all they want. This all-you-can-eat place is ideal for family gatherings, meetings, and other special events that require a festive ambiance with almost limitless food choices.

All these dining places enhance one’s experience at Villa Caceres Hotel. They just go to show that this accommodation in Naga City goes beyond offering a wonderful and comfortable stay. It also lets guests have a bite on the amazing cuisines that they can enjoy while vacationing in the Bicol Region.

Villa Caceres Hotel is located in Magsaysay Avenue, Naga City, Philippines. Learn more about this Naga hotel and what it offers guests by visiting https://www.villacacereshotel-naga.com.

Thursday, October 11, 2018

6 Philippine Destinations That Are Perfect For Your Dream Getaway

The Philippines is indeed a country rich in beautiful landscape and warm people. This is why top hospitality brands like The Bellevue Hotels thought it smart to build home for holidays in some of the country’s best destinations.

Whether you’re a city mouse or one who’s needing a break from the bustling metro, you’ll find places in the Philippines that are perfect for a much needed getaway. Here are our recommendations for the best cities and provinces to visit in the Philippines.

CONCRETE JUNGLES

QUEZON CITY


Called by many as the North side of the metro, Quezon City claims to provide the best experience for prime lifestyle and residential living. It stands as one of the country’s most progressive cities, and boasts of shopping centers, a variety of food hubs, a thriving academic community, and great hangout locations.

With the numerous activities it presents, it’s no wonder it has been a go to place by many tourists. It is also home to some of the best hotels in Metro Manila like the edgy B Hotel QC in Sct. Rallos Street, where you can relax in picture perfect nooks that feature industrial designs in their modern interiors.

MAKATI CITY

Situated right in the heart of Metro Manila, this place has been considered as the one of the country’s most booming financial and business center. Peppered with high-rise buildings, party places, extravagant shopping malls, and world-class accommodations, this city paints a perfect scene of what a cosmopolitan is.

While Makati boosts of a variety of luxury hotels, it makes sure that a budget traveler won’t have a hard time looking for a place to stay. With Airbnb units, condotels, and service apartments available, there will surely be an appropriate choice for those traveling with tight pockets.

MUNTINLUPA

This city’s name may literally translate to a small piece of land, but its urban planners definitely know how to go big. Serving as Quezon City’s rival when it comes to being a choice for hangout spots, this city in the South is home to high-end malls, first-rate coffee shops and food crawls, events places, and a lot more options for the chillest night out with friends.

It is home to Alabang where luxury is not of shortage. Here, you can find prestigious malls that specialize on expensive brands, and premier 4-star hotels like The Bellevue Manila and B Hotel Alabang. It is also near several provinces in the south like Tagaytay, Laguna, and Batangas making it the best jump off point for a vacay in Southern Luzon.

RURAL LANDSCAPES


PALAWAN

Coron is debatably labeled by many tourists from all over the world as The Best Island in The World along with Bora Bora and Maldives. It boasts of El Nido’s stunning seascapes and towering limestone karsts, Puerto Princesa’s world renowned underwater cave, and Coron’s stunning beaches and diverse marine life.

Since 2015, it has slowly gained attention in the international travel scene and has since been visited by a lot of tourists from different parts of the world. Given that, it won’t be hard of anyone to find accommodations that would fit their corresponding budgets. With options ranging from luxury hotels to backpacker inns, Palawan has you covered.

SIARGAO

This teardrop shaped island used to be a low-key travel destination. A few years ago, only surfing geeks clamored to this paradise since it was known to be an amazing surfing spot. But it slowly attracted people for its natural beauty. Apart from surfing through its perfect curling waves, Siargao also offers a serene and simplistic community vibe that are sure to ease your worries.

As a proof of its charm, a lot of foreigners have decided to settle in this island and put up establishments that would offer tourists cozy options for accommodation. The entire island is peppered with cute themed inns, resorts, service apartments, and a lot more.

BOHOL

One of the most iconic travel destinations in the Philippines, Bohol cradles the magnificent color-changing Chocolate Hills. Within its 4,821 km2 land area are a variety of wondrous works of nature that are sure to enthrall you. It takes pride in giving travelers the complete experience through the different options it offers that range from slow paced activities, to adrenaline rushing ones.

It is also home to one of the country’s most famous island, Panglao, where pristine shorelines and crystal beaches can be found. Maximize your stay in the island by choosing the best Panglao hotel that would suit your type of activities. But if it’s immersing with nature that you want, an eco-friendly 5-star accommodation like The Bellevue Hotels would definitely be a good choice.

Tuesday, October 2, 2018

The Ultimate Guide to Malaysia’s Delectable Dishes

Now that we’ve covered how you should pack for a trip to Malaysia and the many places you can go to when you’re there, let’s talk about food.

That’s right, you perked up a bit didn’t you?



Malaysia is a total food haven. Because of the diversity here, even the cuisine encompasses all different tastes of various ethnic groups. To attempt to eat them all is going to be such a Herculean task, but we all know you’re up for it.

So when you visit the hawker centres sprawled around Kuala Lumpur or Penang, all those restaurants teeming with locals ready to get their fill, make sure you have this list of Malaysia’s delectable dishes to help you order.

Nasi Kandar





Malaysia being in Asia, you know we have to start with a rice dish. Nasi Kandar is the contribution of the Indian community to Malaysian cuisine which originated in Penang.

“Nasi” means white rice and “kandar” is referring to the wood used to carry the rice in. When you order Nasi Kandar, you pick the side dishes you want with the white rice like fried squid, okara, beef cubes, bitter gourd, eggplant, and more. Then it is all flooded with the curry sauce of your choice.

Just let the sauce soak in side dishes and rice, and enjoy that tempting aroma.

Assam Laksa





Laksa is a staple dish in Singapore and the whole of Malaysia. But it is the assam (tamarind) twist from Penang that made this a local favourite.

It is made with thick rice noodles, fish, and various herbs like lemongrass, mint, and ginger flower. Then hae ko or fermented shrimp is added to the mix, together with vegetables and garnishes like fish balls and eggs.

You may choose different levels of spice for the sauce. For the brave, you can definitely choose a spice level of the lava kind.

Hokkien Char Mee





Fried Hokkien Char Mee is a fried noodle dish that originated in China. It is made with thick yellow noodles which braised with dark soy sauce. It comes with squid, cabbages, fried pork, prawns, along with a choi sum and a spicy sauce called Sambal Belacan.

The Malay version comes with a broth made with shrimp stock and includes chicken and pork, garnished with fish cake, fresh lime, onions, and pork ribs.

Lemang





Made from a glutinous rice mixed with coconut milk, which is cooked in a bamboo. This sounds like the Binongey of the Philippines or the Khao Neeo Mamuang of Thailand — both are sticky rice eaten with mango. But the Lemang is different, it is best eaten with vegetables or meat.

The way the pineapples make sense if you think about how salty the pizza is, the sweetness of the sticky coconut rice can counter the saltiness of the food.

It takes so much time to cook the Lemang. You will have to hollow out a bamboo shoot and line it with banana leaves. Then it will have to be left on fire to slow cook the rice, a process called tapai.

Satay





Meat on a stick is always good. You skewer marinated cubes of your favourite meat and then cook and char it over a barbecue grill. It’s such a simple process that anywhere in the world, they feature a dish like this. The Shishkebab of Turkey, the Yakitori of Japan, the Sosatie of South Africa, and the Satay in Malaysia.

There is Satay in Thailand, which is said to have originated in Indonesia. But what makes Malaysia’s Satay different is the turmeric, which gives it that yellow, savoury look. It also comes with a spicy peanut butter sauce.

There is another kind of Satay in Malaysia called the Satay Celup or the LokLok. It works like a hotpot, where you choose what meat or vegetables to skewer, and then you dip it in boiling hot peanut sauce.

Rojak





In Malay, Rojak means a “mixture” or something you need to mix. True enough, a Rojak is a dish made with vegetables and tropical fruits which you will mix together with a sauce made with lime, shrimp paste, and chilli.

Each city in Malaysia has different ways of preparing Rojak, but this dish can include apples, bean curds, jicamas, cucumbers, fried tofu, guava, squid fritters, cuttlefish, and more. To top it all of is a garnish of crushed ground peanuts.

It’s the perfect sweet-savoury-sour dish that will not leave your taste buds confused, it’s more like an umami experience that you will keep looking for.

Char Kuey Teow





Cooked in a Chinese wok, the Char Kuey Teow is probably the most flavourful noodle dish in Malaysia. It is made with flat rice noodles fried with pork, bean sprouts, Chinese sausages, cockles, and prawns. All of these are mixed with a dark and light soy sauce to give it that aroma and enhance the flavour of the toppings.

It is cooked in individual batches to allow the noodles to fully absorb the sauce. Then all the toppings are slowly added and mixed into the wok. If you check out how the hawker centres prepare the Char Kuey Teow, some of them cook it over charcoal because they believe this adds flavour.

Roti Canai





A dish inspired by Indian cuisine, the Roti Canai is a flatbread which comes with different dips. It is made with flour, butter, and water. You can eat the Roti Canai with the Sambal Belacan, which is a spicy shrimp paste. But you can also eat this with a variety of curries. The sweet version, which is made with condensed milk, can be eaten with fruit like bananas.

It is the perfect snack if you want something light in the afternoon, with sweet milk and a couple of fruits. Or maybe as a light dinner. You can just scoop up your saucy viand and enjoy a movie or two.

Popiah Basah





One look at the Popia Basah and you might find that it shares a similar appearance to the Vietnamese spring rolls. Within the wrapping are julienned vegetables like jicama, cabbage, carrot, and shallots. It also comes with chopped shrimp and pork. But rest assured that the Malay Popia Basah is so much different in flavour because of the sauces that come with it like their favourite Sambal Belacan and other regional-specific dips.

Roti Jala





The Roti Jala, also known as the Net Bread, is made with flour, eggs, coconut milk, and a bit of turmeric mixed with water, They are cooked in a skillet by making zig-zagging lines first and then folded like a crepe to finish it off. It is usually eaten with curry.

Nasi Lemak





Called the unofficial national dish of Malaysia, the Nasi Lemak is a coconut infused rice dish which comes with shrimp paste, vegetables, fried anchovies, egg, chicken, cuttlefish, beef, and more.

Traditionally, the Nasi Lemak is eaten for breakfast. But nowadays people are ordering it any time of the day.

Cendol





And we end this list with a favourite Malay dessert. It is made with shaved ice, lots of coconut milk, green rice jelly, palm sugar syrup, sweet corn, and other ingredients.

After a food crawl all over Malaysia gorging on these delectable dishes, you may have to retire to your hotel room for a couple of hours. If you’re planning to go on a food coma, you may as well stay in a Kuala Lumpur accommodation replete with all the amenities you’ll need to relax and get the food digesting properly.

So why not treat yourself to one of Malaysia’s premier hotels, the Royale Chulan Kuala Lumpur. They are now offering a 20% discount on their 5-star accommodation, plus a buffet breakfast inclusion. All you need to do is book on the Royale Chulan Kuala Lumpur website and use the promo code LOVERCKL.



Note that it only works when you book directly on their website, so you should definitely reserve your Kuala Lumpur accommodation there.

So you better pack up your eating pants and get ready for a food crawl you’ll never forget!

Sunday, September 23, 2018

7 Things To Do In Alabang That Make The South Equally Fun as The North

With sprawling food hub choices, booming industries for business, and first-rate hotels in Alabang, there’s no denying that it’s one of the country’s best alternatives for go-to hangout places. Being a short distance from Manila also helps making it a good choice for barkada night outs and jamming sesh. But for some weird reason, we think of it as farther south than it actually is.

A melting pot of various things to enjoy, Alabang offers several activities from the mundane to the exciting. Here are 7 things you can do in Alabang that would make you agree to pay that extra toll money.

1. Food Trip


From uppity up restaurants to holes-in-the-wall, Alabang has a very wide selection for food options. We might’ve just been dismissing it because we think it’s too far out, but this urban piece of Muntinlupa offers gastronomic gems that are sure to satiate your foodie souls. Among the best to try are The Black Pig, Neil’s Kitchen, and Burger Geek.

2. Physical Wellness
 

Apart from food hubs, Alabang also features a lot of different gyms that cater to a variety of market. Go for traditional workouts at places like Slimmers World, Golds Gym, and Fitness First, or opt for customized workout places like the Hit Arena and L3F Kettlebell Gym. They even have badminton places and martial arts camps for those who like to sweat it out differently.

3. Music & Entertainment


Treat your auditory nerves to some good music at Alabang. Attend live gigs and enjoy free band performances as you take a sip of that cocktail. The city is also home to the Filinvest Open grounds, the official venue of the annual music fest Wanderland. Apart from this, several malls like Alabang Town Center, Molito, and Festival Mall holds regular shows you can enjoy.

4. Party Venues


Whether it’s a wholesome kiddie party, or one of those rather wild ones that we millennials enjoy, Alabang has something to offer that would definitely fit your liking. Several hotels around the area offer banquet halls that could fit a large party, while pubs and restobars like Vue Bar at the Bellevue also host some of the coolest parties in the area.

5. Hotels for Staycations


One of the highly urbanized cities in the south, Alabang is home to the best hotels and luxury accommodations near Manila. With many Alabang hotel promos on the internet, you’ll surely find something affordable, yet will give you the highs and convenience of city living. Treat yourself to a nice staycation and relax in a developed yet less congested metropolis.

6. Bazaars and Retail Shops


Good finds don’t only exist in Baclaran or Divisoria. Go around Alabang and score some pretty affordable yet awesome stuff from accessories to clothes. Nestled on the outskirts of its commercial areas, village bazaars and warehouse sales can be found. Try venturing to these places and score pretty good deals with trendy clothes and other awesome finds.

7. Pamper Sessions


There’s no better way to relieve yourself of the stresses of life than to go on an all out pamper session. Whether you need a skin expert or just looking for a place to have your hair or nails done, there’s surely something for you in Alabang. Book a reservation at any of the spas they have at Molito or ATC and leave the establishment as your confidently beautiful self.


These are but some of the things you can enjoy in the south. Try giving it a shot and you’ll find out there’s a lot more to do here that’s equally fun as the North. Explore its awesome attractions and have a dose of a city life that offers the familiar comforts of rural living. Finally, retreat at one of the available hotels in Alabang and cap off the day with an indulgent rest.

Monday, September 17, 2018

The Ultimate Guide to Malaysia’s Best Destinations

Malaysia is known around the world as the ultimate cultural melting pot. The country has invited people from all cultures and traditions to live within its peninsula, from the neighbouring countries in Asia to the far reaches of the West. This is why while Malaysia is a Muslim community, you will still see different practices being shared in various temples, restaurants, shops, and cultural shows.


But more than just than the various history and heritage that can be found in Malaysia, it is also home to such a diverse landscape. A traveller can go from the urban jungles of its city centres, to beautiful and pristine beaches, and on to actual lush green jungles filled with gorgeous flora and fauna. For this reason, people get overwhelmed with the things they can do in Malaysia, they end up having no clue about how to maximise their stay there.


Luckily, you won’t have that same problem because here we’ll explore Malaysia’s must-not-miss destinations and the activities you can enjoy doing in each one. So before you book a Kuala Lumpur accommodation and pack those bags, let’s work on your itinerary!

Kuala Lumpur







You will most likely go to the capital first, Kuala Lumpur. This is Malaysia’s biggest economic hub, boasting the busiest business district in the country. At each turn, you will see shops and restaurants filled with the most eager customers and employees all rushing about to get to their workplace.


A popular site to see here are the Petronas Twin Towers, towering over the Kuala Lumpur city centre at an amazing 1,500 feet height. If this is not an issue for you, consider walking the bridge that connects both towers and get an impressive view of the city.


But apart from the towers, Kuala Lumpur offers other worthwhile destinations. Visit the Batu Caves if you want to know what it feels to be like Indiana Jones, minus the death-defying stunts. You can also drop by the Perdana Lake Gardens where a bird park is located, so you can check out which species take sanctuary in the city. For those looking to have a good night out, you may go to Bukit Bintang, one of the liveliest entertainment and shopping districts in KL.


The best part is it is so easy to get a KL accommodation here since most hotels offer promos and deals in a very convenient way. Just like two of Malaysia’s premier hotels, Royale Chulan Damansara and Royale Chulan The Curve. Both are offering an exclusive mobile deal that allows you to get discounts on your stay just by booking on their websites through your phone.


ROYALE CHULAN DAMANSARA

 Royale Chulan Damansara

ROYALE CHULAN THE CURVE

 Royale Chulan The Curve



Go on and take your pick and book your stay now while it’s still available!



Penang and Georgetown




There’s something enchanting about a place where time travel is possible. Well, not exactly the science fiction time travel we know from films. But a place where history and old-world glamour has been preserved perfectly so that travellers can feel like they were traversing the streets during the colonial times. That is what Penang can do for you.


Immerse yourself in Malaysia’s history and visit exciting destinations that mix culture and heritage with the modern and urban. Make your way to Georgetown, an UNESCO World Heritage Site where its road can lead you to places like the Kek Lok Si Temple, Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Khoo Kongsi, and more. On your stroll around the country, you may also find their famous wall arts made by some of the local artists, mostly painted on or installed with recycled materials.


If you want to relax, though, you can cycle around Balik Pulau. It takes you away from frenetic city vibe and into the rural outskirts of Penang. The best way to appreciate this is if you cycle around the area either at sunrise or as soon as the day is about the end and all you can see is an endless sky of lilac and tangerine.



Melaka





Another city that offers rich heritage is Melaka, also declared a UNESCO Heritage Site back in 2008. It used to be a Portugal-trading spot since its location, between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, is strategic. There are temples you can visit around the city, but the appeal of Melaka is its laid-back, casual vibe. Most visitors come here to enjoy gorging on food in holes-in-the-wall restaurants and different hawker centres.


A good way to end the day would be to stroll by the port and watch the sunset. That is the ultimate indulgent stay you can treat yourself to.



Perhentian Islands





Now that you’ve had your fill of buildings and colonial architecture, it’s time to get yourself to a whole new setting: underwater. Nothing can be more exciting than taking a dive in the Perhentian Islands, a popular destination for amateur and professional divers. Enjoy its crystal clear waters and swim with a diverse marine life like sea turtles, reef fish, and friendly sharks. Or you can just lounge about by the shore and enjoy a few cocktails.


Be wary though, the month of July is usually its peak month so the Perhentian Islands might be packed full of tourists.



Cameron Highlands






Retreat to nature at Cameron Highlands. This is probably one of the few places in Southeast Asia where you can wear thick sweaters, scarves, and jackets. Once you make your way up the Cameron Highlands, consider camping because it’s going to make you enjoy the lush greenery even more. On your hike there make sure you take a snapshot of the flora and fauna you can find especially in the Taman Negara National Park.



Langkawi






A lot of tourists go to Langkawi because of the fine-sand beaches that can be found here. That’s cool, and you can definitely do that too! But Langkawi has other gems that offer an exciting experience to travellers. For instance, you can drop by the Langkawi Cable Car which will take you to a breathtaking ride up the Mat Cincang, the second highest peak in Langkawi.


Before you reach the summit, though, there are two stops you on your trip up. The first one is a viewing deck that will give you the perfect 360 view of the island. The second stop will take you to a much higher vista where hills and rainforests waits.


You can also visit Gunung Raya, the highest mountain in the island. The diverse wildlife you can find here includes macaque monkeys, mountain hawk eagles, great hornbills, flying foxes, and more.


If it’s museums you want, you can also drop by the Langkawi Art in Paradise 3D Museum. It is a three-storey building with nine interactive zones which features 200 art pieces. The zones you can visit are aquatic, fantasy, safari, and more.


So see? You can go from cities filled with skyscrapers to rainforests and beaches. Enjoy the diverse landscape offered by Malaysia and visit these awesome destinations! Next up in our series, the Ultimate Guide to Malaysia’s Delectable Dishes!

Thursday, September 6, 2018

The First-Timer’s Travel Guide to Bohol, Philippines

Hotels and beach resorts in Bohol are a constant favorite among travelers wanting to see the best of the Philippines’ Central Visayas Region. And the usual number 1 tour destination after check-in: the Chocolate Hills, a group of about 1,700 grass-covered hills that turn brown during summer. But with all of Bohol’s history and natural beauty, this attraction isn’t all that you can look forward to for your vacation.

Here’s a pocket guide for first-timers who want to explore the province’s tourist spots.

1. Blood Compact Shrine

Located along Carlos P. Garcia Circumferential Road, the Blood Compact Shrine is a memorial to the historic friendship pact between Filipinos and Spaniards. On March 16, 1565, Spanish explorer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and then Bohol chieftain Datu Sikatuna slit their wrists and dropped blood in wine. This ritual is locally known as “Sandugo”, which means “one blood”.

2. Baclayon Church

With religious relics dating back to the 16th century, Baclayon Church is also a destination not to miss. Located in the municipality of Baclayon, just 6 km from Tagbilaran, it the second oldest stone church in the Philippines.

3. Punta Watch Tower

Punta Watch Tower is a triangular edifice in the municipality of Maribojoc, some 14 km west of Tagbilaran, overseeing the seas of South Bohol. It was originally created as a lookout against pirates. From its topmost window, you will enjoy a view of Siquijor, Cebu, and Mindanao.

4. Balicasag Island

Because of the province’s natural underwater beauty, snorkeling and diving are also among the top activities here. And one of the default destinations for this is Balicasag Island. The easiest way to plan a trip is asking assistance from your beachfront resort in Bohol.

5. Bilar Manmade Forest

Another favorite stop among tourists is the Bilar Manmade Forest in Carmen Town. It spans 2 km and boasts a lush spread of red and white mahogany trees.

6. Hinagdanan Cave

Located on Panglao Island, Hinagdanan Cave is a naturally lighted limestone cavern that features a deep lagoon and many large stalactites and stalagmites. “Hinagdanan” literally translates to “laddered” — to get inside the cave, one has to go down using a ladder.

Choosing an accommodation that offers tour packages is never a bad idea. Easily explore these destinations on our list with beach resorts in Bohol like Bohol Beach Club. Discounted room rates and special promos are available on its website.

Wednesday, September 5, 2018

3 Reasons Why Bohol is the Perfect Destination to Have Your Wedding

A significant increase of Google searches about “Bohol beach wedding packages” proves that tropical weddings are becoming a thing. We can speculate that maybe the picturesque nature in the backdrop during the ceremony just adds to the romance of exchanging vows. But a curious question remains: why Bohol in particular?

24Seven investigates and here’s what we’ve found. Bohol is the perfect destination to have your wedding because of these three reasons:

1. If you want a traditional wedding, Bohol has some spectacular churches, many of which are declared national historical landmarks.

This is according to an article released by Lamudi Philippines. They’ve mentioned the La Purisima Concepcion de la Virgen Maria Parish which is a Neoclassical structure that was completed in 1727. Another beautiful historical church on their list is the St. Augustine Church, or Panglao Church, which is one of the oldest churches in Panglao.

2. Bohol is famous not only for its Chocolate Hills or its tarsiers, but also for its powdery stretches of white sand, mountainous terrains and rocky hills.

Positively Filipino had a run-down of some of the best tourist spots and attractions in Bohol that make the province ideal for weddings. Among the many attractions include the Loboc River Cruise — imagine going for a ride immediately after the ceremony — the hanging bamboo bridge, an array of museums, and of course, the tarsiers.

3. South Palms Resort in Bohol is no stranger to hosting beautiful picturesque weddings.

This holiday destination in Panglao, which offers affordable wedding packages in Bohol, is specifically mentioned by Gawin Blog as an ideal place for tying the knot. Imagine the salty ocean air, the ocean as your backdrop, and sand between your toes. What else could you want while exchanging vows?

Check out South Palms Bohol beach wedding packages here.

Sunday, September 2, 2018

Naga City’s Peñafrancia: A Must-See Festival Honoring the Virgin Mary


As a predominantly Roman Catholic country, the Philippines is replete with religious festivities. One of these is the Feast of Our Lady of Peñafrancia that is celebrated in the Bicol Region every September. During this time, Bicolanos and devotees from all over flock to Naga City in Camarines Sur to pay homage to the Virgin of Peñafrancia or “Ina”.

The feast day begins with a novena, or nine-day prayer, and bringing the image of the Virgin Mary to the Naga Shrine. Then on the last day, the Our Lady of Peñafrancia will be brought back to the Peñafrancia Basilica via a fluvial parade through the Naga River. Candles light the way and, as the image is carried in a procession, devotees exclaim “Viva La Virgen!”

While there are a number of feasts celebrating the Blessed Mother, the Peñafrancia is one of the biggest religious events. It is said that this image of the Madonna has miraculous powers, and that pilgrims who pay their respects on the feast day will have their wishes granted. It is for this reason why the celebration is among the most-attended occasions in reverence to the Blessed Virgin.

And because many people come over to Naga City at this time, a lot of hotels and accommodations open its doors to both devotees and curious tourists. One of these hotels in Naga is Villa Caceres Hotel in Magsaysay Avenue. The property is just about a 5-minute drive from the main pilgrim stops: the Our Lady of Peñafrancia Shrine, Peñafrancia Basilica Minore, and Naga Cathedral. And it’s also a few minutes away from the Naga River where the fluvial parade happens. Staying at Villa Caceres indeed gives you easy access to the goings-on of the festival.

Other attractions that may enrich your trip during the Peñafrancia like Porta Mariae and Seminario del Santissimo Rosario are also nearby. Malls like SM City Naga and LCC Center Mall are only a few minutes from Villa Caceres Hotel as well.

Another advantage that the hotel provides with regards to its location is that it offers travelers a comfortable space for rest after a long day. Villa Caceres Hotel has 186 rooms and suites, all fitted with choice conveniences. These include air-conditioning, LCD cable TV, and Wi-Fi connectivity. Room types can cater to couples, families, and even groups of up to 8 persons, making the hotel an ideal choice to stay for those here for the Feast of Our Lady of Peñafrancia.

Villa Caceres Hotel is located at Magsaysay Avenue, Naga City, Philippines. For more information on the hotel and available rooms for the Feast of Our Lady of Peñafrancia, visit https://www.villacacereshotel-naga.com.

Friday, August 17, 2018

Hotel in Puerto Morelos Offers Up To 35 Percent Discount All Year


Puerto Morelos, Mexico – Hotel El Moro in Puerto Morelos, Mexico unleashed two new deals serving up to 35% off on rates this 2018.
The Weekend Flash Deal (Promoción de Fines de Semana) and the Early Booking Bonus 2018 (Bonus Por Reserva Anticipada 2018) are both available on their website, www.hotelelmoro.mx/promo. Check out the complete details below:

A. WEEKEND FLASH DEAL (PROMOCIÓN DE FINES DE SEMANA)

• Receive 35% discount on nightly rates all weekends of May and June 2018
• Inclusions: Continental breakfast, Wi-Fi Internet access, bottled water, and safe box
• Minimum of 2 nights stay required

B. EARLY BOOKING BONUS 2018 (BONUS POR RESERVA ANTICIPADA 2018)

• Get up to 30% discount if you book 10, 20, 30, or 60 days in advance until December 19, 2018
• Inclusions: Continental breakfast, Wi-Fi Internet access, bottled water, and safe box
*Promotion is subject to availability and prices may vary in high seasons.
These promos can be reserved by logging on to our Puerto Morelos hotel’s website at www.hotelelmoro.mx/promo. Click the ‘Check Availability and Prices’ and follow the easy instructions on the booking engine, which is powered by DirectWithHotels.
As soon as the payment has been processed and accepted, a confirmation email is sent. All guest information is secured by DigiCert, Trustwave, and AsiaPay.
Promo details may change without prior notice. All reservations made before such changes will still receive the initial benefits and inclusions.
About The Hotel
Hotel El Moro presents travelers with 18 charming rooms and suites that are divided in 4 types—Master Suite, Junior Suite, Single Deluxe, and Single Standard.
Each one is handsomely dressed in modern decor and furniture, plus boasting a calming ambience which is perfect for some good ole’ rest and relaxation.
Each guestroom is well-ventilated and equipped with comfy mattresses, clean sheets, TV, dining area, kitchen, cookware, and a private bathroom.
Our hotel features a restaurant, outdoor pool, rooftop terrace, beach club, library, and garden.
In addition, we also offer Wi-Fi Internet connection, safety deposit box, airport pick-ups, front desk, complimentary parking, daily housekeeping, cribs/infant beds, and free toiletries.
Whether in town for business or leisure, you will never have a difficult time reaching points of interests and tourist attractions in Puerto Morelos, Mexico.
Our accommodation enjoys a setting in the gorgeous Riviera Maya where luxurious resorts, fancy restaurants, and pristine beaches are located.
Other must-visit places not far from Hotel El Moro include Puerto Morelos Town Square, Artisans Market, Crococun Zoo, El Manglar Golf Course, and El Rey Polo Country Club.
For more information on Hotel El Moro and these Puerto Morelos deals, visit www.hotelelmoro.mx/promo.

Monday, August 13, 2018

Haplos ni Daragang Magayon and 4 More Things to Enjoy in Legazpi

You won’t run out of things to do in The City of Fun and Adventure. It’s just a matter of where to stay in Legazpi that would make the difference.

There are several tourist spots scattered all over the city, and choosing where to stay would be determinant of what sorts of activities are easily accessible. Whether you’re an adventure junkie looking for some energy packed activity, or just wanting to relax and escape the worries of the busy metropolis, Legazpi has a wide variety of things to do.

But whatever you decide to do, make sure you never miss any of these 5 activities below for a complete Bicol experience.

1. Sumlang Lake


You can’t say you’ve been to Legazpi if you haven’t had a good amount of time marveling at Mayon’s perfect cone shape. As the most popular tourist attraction in the city, you would want to have a good view of this stunning creation, and Sumlang Lake is the perfect spot for that.

Cradled near the foot of Mt. Mayon, this manmade lake gives you an unobstructed view of Legazpi’s major attractions. Take a bamboo raft ride towards the center of the lake and soak in all the beauty that Mayon has to offer. They also have paddleboards and kayaks for rent for those who want a more hands-on experience.

2. Mayon ATV


Can’t get enough of Mt. Mayon? We get the feeling. If staring at the scenic beauty of the volcano doesn’t do enough, get closer encounters with its perfection by going on an ATV adventure.

Considered as one of the must-do’s in every Legazpi city tour, this ATV tour gives you the adventure of your life. Learn the history of its nearby community by exploring Cagsawa Ruins and drive your way to the Mayon Lava Rocks which gives you a deeper glimpse of the aftermath of Mayon’s first eruption. Of course, don’t forget to breathe in the beautiful sights and scenery along the way.

3. Pasta Bicolandia


Let’s face it. We Filipinos love to eat. Food has been engraved as an integral part of our culture as evident to the numerous regional dishes that our provinces take pride in. Sure enough, Bicol has one of theirs, too.

Make sure to try Pasta Bicolandia which is a perfect explosion of goodness in your mouth. This dish is the result of the ingenious fusion of Italian flavors and Bicol’s well-loved spices that are surely a treat for one’s palate. Just imagine the perfect balance of creamy white pasta and a kick of chili. Drool-worthy, we know.

4. Embarcadero de Legazpi


A few meters away from the famous Legazpi Boulevard is Embarcadero de Legazpi. Ever since its establishment in the year 2009, it has been one of the go-to places of both tourists and locals alike.

One of the city’s most energetic and vibrant spots, Embarcadero de Legazpi gives you an opportunity to explore local shops and markets, or a variety of dining options. Plus, if you visit late in the afternoon, you also get to have a peek at the play of colors in the sky during the sunset at the boulevard.

5. Haplos ni Daragang Magayon


Daragang Magayon, which literally translates to “beautiful lady” has been believed to be the persona behind the majestic landscape. With the grandeur of Mayon dominating Albay’s landscape, it is expected for the locals of Bicol to believe in mystic things—and that includes otherworldly forms of healing.

Feel the healing touch of Mt. Mayon’s goddess through The Oriental Legazpi’s Haplos ni Daragang Magayon. Inspired by the traditional form of de-stressing we commonly know as hilot, this authentic massage is perfect to cap off the day of exploring the beauty of Legazpi.

These are but some of the many things you can choose to do and the options are near endless. Whatever you decide to explore, make sure you take them into consideration when you decide where to stay in Legazpi.

Tuesday, August 7, 2018

Top 3 Reasons Why Mezzo Hotel is the Hotel to Book in Cebu City


A trip to Cebu City in the Philippines is something a traveler should prepare for. The “Queen City of the South” offers a multitude of attractions whether historical, dining, or lifestyle destinations. So when coming over, it’s not only essential to map out your itinerary but to also search for a hotel in Cebu City that can serve as both a jump-off point to the city’s popular places and a relaxing retreat to come home to after a day of adventure.

And right in the heart of the city, you’ll find your home-away-from-home: MezzoHotel. While marketed as a business hotel, it’s also the ideal accommodation for tourists visiting Cebu for leisure. Here are three factors why Mezzo Hotel is a good lodging choice in the city:

1. Accessible location. Located in F. Cabahug Street in Mabolo, Mezzo Hotel is pretty much right in the middle of everything. Want to go shopping? Ayala Center Cebu and SM City Cebu are just a 10-minute drive from the property. Looking for a relaxing spot in the city? The Rainforest Park and Cebu Country Club are nearby. Seeking to explore historical attractions? The popular Magellan’s Cross is some 22 minutes away while Fort San Pedro, the oldest fort in the Philippines, is some 15 minutes from Mezzo Hotel.

2. Comfortable and spacious rooms. After a whole day of being out and about, wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a cozy place to put your feet up? Mezzo Hotel’s rooms are the perfect spaces to rest. The minimalist look gives the illusion of space and exudes a relaxing ambiance. All rooms have high-quality pocket bed mattresses, mini-bar, and private bath with shower and basic amenities. Wi-Fi internet access is provided, whether you need to work in between trips or to share your snaps on your social media accounts.

3. Topnotch facilities. There’s a bar and café within the premises of this Cebu City hotel, so any time you’re craving for meals or snacks, you don’t have to venture far. Care for a swim? The indoor lap pool can be enjoyed by guests of the hotel. If you’re mixing business with pleasure while in Cebu, Mezzo Hotel offers the essentials: business center services, car rental, and function rooms and banquet services.

Convinced that Mezzo Hotel is the ideal accommodation for your Cebu trip? Why not book a stay now? Best to take advantage of its Early Bird Promo that includes 10% discount on rooms plus breakfast for two. Just use the code EBP2018 when booking on its website until August 31, 2018. This deal applies to stays from September 20 to December 10 of the same year.

Mezzo Hotel is located in F. Cabahug corner President Quezon Streets, Mabolo, Cebu City, Philippines 6000. For more details on this Cebu accommodation and what it offers, visit http://mezzohotel.com.

Monday, July 9, 2018

How to Make the Most of a 24-hour Layover in Makati City

Let’s say you’re on a layover in Manila and you’ve booked a stay at The Mini Suites Eton Tower in Makati, what do you do with your extra time? While layovers provide you an opportunity to squeeze in a short side-trip in big cities, you sometimes end up being swamped with a ton of options for activities. Here’s a short list to help you make sure you spend more of your time actually enjoying Makati, and not wasting it all on deciding where to go.


1. IMMERSE IN CULTURE


Hit two birds with one stone by paying a visit to Ayala Museum. Connected to shopping complexes, this well-curated museum not only brings you closer to the center of the city, but also to the heart of Filipino culture. It features an extensive display of Philippine contemporary art and pre-colonial archaeological artifacts that are sure to give you a substantial knowledge about the country and its history.

 2. QUAINT COFFEE HUBS


There are a lot of themed restaurants and coffee shops around Metro Manila, but being in Makati, you don’t really have to go far. Shops such as Mudpie Haven, Habitual Coffe, and Caffe Bene offer quaint places to just relax in the middle of the bustling city. Their contemporary interiors and premium coffees are definitely a breath of fresh air from the typical Starbucks-type coffee shop.

 3. POCKETS OF GREEN


While Makati looks highly urbanized with its towering skyscrapers and busy streets, it doesn’t forget your need for a dose of nature and greenery. Scattered around the Central Business District are parks that allow you to be in the heart of the city while doing away with the unwanted heat and pollution. One of the most famous parks, the Ayala Triangle, also doubles as an events place in Makati where free performances are sometimes available. It also provides food options with a variety of restaurants within the park’s vicinity.

4. AN ENERGETIC NIGHTLIFE


One of the things Makati is most known of is its vibrant scenes once the daylight retires. This city is peppered with a variety of options for a night out. Dine a-la Great Gatsby in the classy halls of The Penthouse 8747, or have a taste of Asian cuisine while partying at Buddha Bar. Really, the options are almost limitless. From clubs to pubs, laid-back jamming sessions to exhilarating parties, you will never run out of things to do in Makati at night.

 5. RETIRE IN FULL COMFORT


There’s no better way to cap off the day than a restful sleep. Get fully energized before you take on another long flight to your final destination and book a room in one of Makati’s favorite accommodations. While many options are available around the area, among the top choices for travelers is The Mini Suites Eton Tower Makati. Returning guests rave about its rooms’ neatness and affordability. Check their newly launched website for promos and packages.

Thursday, July 5, 2018

7 Tips On How To Be A Better Hotel Guest

Some hotel accommodations in Cancun do not come cheap and this is why guests feel the need to “maximize the experience” everytime they check in. While it’s true that as a guest, you are entitled to certain privileges during your stay, it’s still not an excuse to be the guest of housekeeping staff’s nightmares.
From travelandleisure.com
Hotel housekeepers have seen it all – those who party real hard and threw up all over the carpeting, guests who let animals in a pet-free accommodations, those who store used condoms in coffee pots – you get the idea. No matter how much you paid for your room, you should always exercise etiquette during your stay, even if you are not prone to rockstar-thrashing-the-room kind of behavior.

Here are some tips to be a housekeeping-friendly guest:
  • Clear the bed of clothes and bags before housekeeping makes your bed. They don’t want to touch personal stuff as much as possible, so you will make it easy for them to fix the bed when your stuff is placed on the desk or side chairs.
  • Clear the floor of shoes and other stuff as much as possible. Store your items in one area of the room or in your wardrobe. This will make it easier for housekeepers to vacuum the floor.
  • Place the stuff you want to dispose off in the garbage bins. Housekeepers will not move items that are not in the bins. So even if it’s obvious that your candy wrapper is meant to be trashed, they wouldn’t place it there themselves.
  • Dispose tea leaves properly. Put them in the garbage bin and don’t flush them down the toilet. Tea leaves can cause clogging.
  • Make good use of the towels. If you only used it once, you can use it again instead of getting a fresh one. Hang the used towel so the housekeeper will leave it alone. If you do want your towels changed, place them in the shower or bathtub.
  • Make good use of bathroom amenities. Refrain from opening multiple bars of soaps if one will suffice. Same goes for shampoo, body wash, and toothpaste. If you’re not planning to take the bars and bottles home, it’s better to not waste the free stuff, which can be used by other guests.
  • Sometimes you don’t really need your room to be cleaned, especially if you’re staying for just a night or two. Give the housekeeper a break by hanging the “Do Not Disturb” sign on your door, which signifies that you don’t require your room to be cleaned.
Of course, a hotel is only as good as the people who manage it. If you’re looking for a hotel in Isla Mujeres with excellent staff and great accommodations, look no further than Hotel Casa Maya. Located at Boulevard Kukulcan, Hotel Casa Maya boasts of elegant and homey rooms with magnificent views of the Caribbean, making it one of the best places to stay when in Cancun.



Space and comfort are very much evident in our accommodations in Cancun, which are equipped with amenities such as cable TV, Wi-Fi Internet access, private toilet and bath, safe, dressing room, and hair dryer. Some of the rooms have kitchens and dining area.



The stunning view of the ocean and fine beach sand serve as perfect backdrop to enjoy the stellar service from our bilingual staff. Enjoy the use of first class amenities including the swimming pool and jacuzzi, Beach Club for beach activities and water sports, and Lobby Bar for refreshing drinks and cocktails.


Hotel Casa Maya has several restaurants: Restaurante La Veranda for breakfast and international buffet; Las Brisas Restaurant for Mexican, international, and seafood dishes; Super Maya for delicatessen and coffee; and Coco Loco for appetizing drinks and snacks.

Coco Loco
This hotel in Cancun is known for being a tropical haven for leisure and business travelers, thanks to its wonderful location. Situated right by the beach in Cancun, Hotel Casa Maya is the perfect spot for those who want to be just a few steps away from the beach and also close to other places of interest in the area like a shopping mall, gaming facility, golf course, and dining and night life options.

First time in Cancun? Check out these 5 travel tips so you can enjoy your getaway without worries.

Pay less for an extraordinary experience in Cancun. You can visit the hotel website for direct reservations and inquiries.