Bethel Guest House: My Dumaguete Christmas Part 1 Ginger Arboleda December 30, 2010 Beyond Manila, Culture and Causes, Events, Featured, Food & Dining 2 Comments Beyone Manila: Dumaguete, Negros Oriental We spent our Christmas in Dumaguete as EJ’s family had a reunion. Of course, while on the trip, we looked around for places to go to and places to see for us to share with you. For our accomodations, we were just lucky that EJ’s lola lives in Dumaguete that we didn’t have to look for a place to stay. But of course, we tried to scout for good places to stay in Dumaguete for tourists and visitors. There are a lot of rooms and even houses for rent. All you have to do is go around the town proper and you will see all these places. Our favorite though is Bethel Guest House. They call it the “Convention Hotel in Dumaguete”. It is located along the Rizal Boulevard, a very good location, since when you just want to eat, all you need to do is go out of Bethel and you’ll see all these restaurants. Accommodations are very reasonable, the service is good and the building is very clean. Manila Reviews in Rizal Boulevard, Dumaguete Reservations without deposit or credit card guarantee can be done at the discretion of the Bethel management. Rates (inclusive of VAT) are the following: Studio – Php 850 Double (1 Matrimonial Bed) – Php 1,000 Double (1 Matrimonial Bed) – Ocean View – Php 2,000 Twin (2 Single Beds) – Php 1,200 Family (1 Matrimonial Bed and 1 Single Bed) – Php 1,800 Family De Luxe – Php 2,000 Suite – Php 4,000 Villa Suite – Php 4,000 Extra Bed / Person – Php 200 The have hot and cold showers, cable TV, centralized airconditioning, PABX Telephone system, 250KW Standby generator, Wifi internet service, a Business Center and Purified drinking water. The favorite area of EJ’s family is the Fastfood and Coffee Shop, called Cafe Filomena, located at the ground floor. It is a clean, cafeteria like restaurant where you get to choose the food that you want to order and bring it to your table. Prices are reasonable. Meals are around 100 pesos (80 for the viand and around 20 for the rice) and deserts are at 35 pesos. They also serve fresh fruits like mango, banana, jack fruit or langka, etc. My husband loves that halo-halo. They serve Regular halo – halo at Php 50, Special Halo-halo at Php 60 and Bethel Halo-halo special at Php 70. The check out time in the hotel is at 12:00 noon. Smoking and drinking is not allowed in the hotel. If you want to get around town, there are a lot of pedicabs that you can hail or you can rent vans around the area that would take you around. Contact Details: Bethel Guest House Rizal Boulevard, Dumaguete City Cruztelco (035)225-2000/Globe(035)4228000 Fax No.: (035)422-8003 Email: [email protected] (reservations) Email: [email protected] (Inquiries/other concerns) Website: http://www.bethelguesthouse.com Be Sociable, Share! Tweet 2 Responses dyanie January 1, 2011 Ay bakit di ko nakita yang Filomena na yan? Btw, nag try ka sa Sans Rival? Miss ko na sya! Super laid back ang DG noh? Reply Tweets that mention Bethel Guest House: My Dumaguete Christmas Part 1 | Manila Reviews -- Topsy.com December 30, 2010 […] This post was mentioned on Twitter by manilareviews, manilareviews. manilareviews said: Looking for a place to stay in Dumaguete? Read all about Bethel Gurst House http://bit.ly/ijCBVi […] Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website
dyanie January 1, 2011 Ay bakit di ko nakita yang Filomena na yan? Btw, nag try ka sa Sans Rival? Miss ko na sya! Super laid back ang DG noh? Reply
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