Hotels near Bon-dhoie's garden, Capas

ARRIVAL: From the moment I entered the fragrant reception hall, it was evident that this Microtel by Wyndham Tarlac is truly special. The beautifully landscaped garden fronting the facade and the warm welcome from the staff (Security Personnel to the Front Office Agents) set the stage for a curated experience. The entire team's attention to detail was remarkable and made me feel truly valued, all throughout my stay. Mind you, they have spacious parking too. BESPOKE STAYCATION: It is unforgettable how Sir Rob, the Front Office Supervisor, made personalized approach and really expressed eagerness to assist me with any inquiries or special requests was truly commendable. Ms. Nicole too went above and beyond duty and heeded my requests and inquiries in a timely manner. It is a business hotel but she certainly created an atmosphere of staycation for me. The comfort of the bed was certainly beyond compare. The heavenly queen sized bed provided the most restful night's sleep, and the quality of linens and pillows made it difficult to leave in the morning. I woke up refreshed and the sun is high up in the sky already - a clear sign of quality rest and sleep. JAPANESE CUISINE: I love Japanese cuisine the restaurant right beside the hotel building served my favorite dishes - the rice rolls and sashimi. It was a culinary journey that I did not actually expected but I loved all the way. I left with full tummy and a happy heart. You are my new Japanese Restaurant go to in Tarlac - IZAKAYA COWAN! It is hard to bade goodbye to the Microtel by Wyndham Tarlac team after staying with them for almost 24 hours. They made me felt like I am part of their family. It felt warm and welcoming. I wish to be back above all else!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for cleanliness, nice and accommodating staffs from front desk, housekeeping, guards and bellboys. Superb room and pool. I don't know about the previous review regarding the pool but when we went there water was crystal clear to think the place was packed they made sure it was clean and treated for the safety of their guests, there was a guy going around making sure it was always clean. I really really highly recommend this hotel due to their overall service and easy accessibility to SM Clark, LA Bakeshop (best cheese bread on earth) and other nice places in Angeles/Clark.

Once you emotionally and mentally accept that you're not staying at a Hilton resort, the Queens hotel is more than adequate to fit most of your needs. Paying in cash does provide a discount, so I would recommend to take advantage of the strong dollar and pay cash. They do expect a cash payment on arrival though. A reviewer did post that towels are worn and thin. This is true. I put my towel up to the light and I could see through it. Queen's should definitely buy higher quality towels. Rooms don't have a coffee maker, only two bottles of water. I've already learned from past experience the service and food at the restaurant downstairs is very bad (at least for breakfast) so I typically walk to Phillies or Envy. The refrigerator is filled with snack bar items, but I simply tell housekeeping to remove all the items and I fill up the fridge with my own items (water, soda, beer). My room did have toiletries such as toothbrush, razor, comb etc. I did get the room with the balcony overlooking the pool so maybe all the toiletries come with a certain type of room? Staff is very friendly and will greet you with a smile and call you by name.

Believe me it was bliss for me that travel became very limited during this pandemic. People are, like, away. Away. So I was fished out of my comfort zone by my husband who wanted to leave our current city -- a city that worships face shields, as if face masks weren't enough to choke us in this heat. We initially booked our flights to Bohol, hotels included. But thanks to the national government's ever-expanding classification of quarantines, we had to cancel that trip. We wanted to still celebrate a week-long birthday out of town so we planned on driving to cities with little or no quarantine restrictions. First stop: Angeles City in Pampanga. Pampanga is a province not in included in the NCR bubble in May 2021. So we didn't need to get tested or quarantined when we got there. We didn't realize looking for a pet-friendly hotel would be so difficult. We found a couple, but landed in Capitol Hill Hotel and Suites. The hotel isn't really inside Clarkfield. One enters the zone from NLEX and exits one of the side gates. You'll pass through what seems to be the former red light district of the old US Military (?) zone, and you'll find Capitol Hill build just outside the residential areas alongside some of the old and new hotels. This one looks new. Squeaky clean. They have ample parking spaces in front and beside the hotel building. With a crate, a couple of bags, and 4 small dogs, were pleased to be led to a room in the second floor. We still had to take several elevator trips to and from the car. I lost count on how many times the doorman held the door for us. The two ladies at the Reception were all smiles all the time. We were handed only one key card. But in all hotels that I've stayed in, I've always made it a rule to get two key cards, in case I leave the other one in the room. The room's about 50 square meters, with a king size bed, TV, and toiletries, a huge window that overlooks where we parked the car, and a see-through bathroom with a tub. Water pressure in the sink and shower were strong. And again, squeaky clean. The toilet flushes well. The entire building has wi-fi. We were provided with enough towels. The closet had two robes, two pairs of slippers, and a safety deposit box. Venture to the rooftop and you'll find the infinity pool, bar, and restaurant. The food is pricey if you're on a budget, but they serve them fast and with utmost concern about your taste. You don't have to take the towels from your room if you want to use the pool; they provide towels for that. I recommend you have dinner at the rooftop by yourself or with a date. The evening view of Clarkfield and the Clark Airport is spectacular. One floor below the rooftop is a small gym with a treadmill, peloton, and a few weights. The next morning, I had to stay in the room to prepare our stuff for our next lap in our tour. The phone rang asking us if we wanted our breakfast in the room or the restaurant at the rooftop. It was 9:30AM already; we said we'd be havi

Everyone especially Gee , one of the staff who assisted and guide us here in Royce . She works 10pm - 6am shift and I can tell she has a golden heart and very welcoming to all the guests she encounters. I highly recommend her to be promoted because she’s a very hardworking, kindhearted and very driven .A big SHOUT OUT to ms. Gee . Thank you Royce hotel for making our stay feeling safe . We stayed May 1,8 & 9 in room 3033

Since it is a cheap accommodation, you don't need to expect much. The location is in the middle of the road toward Creatown, about 1.4km from the jeepney terminal across from Eurotel. The staff are friendly. It's nice to be able to rest quietly. The room is a bit spacious. These are advantages. The downside is that the water pressure in the shower is low and there are no places to eat nearby. To eat, you have to take a jeepney, tricycle, or Grab. Jeepneys run very frequently in both directions. And I think it's safe. As of January 24, the jeepney fare is 13 pesos.