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Places to stay in the Philippines

With so many cultural influences, the Philippines is a great place to visit if you’re looking for variety in your accommodations.

Let’s look through some of the most interesting places Mango Tours has visited:

Eskaya Beach Resort (Bohol)

Like the local people it’s named after, the Eskaya Beach Resort and Spa keeps true to its name and maintains an indigenous feel.

Constructed from local materials, guests cannot help but relax in a modern yet rustic atmosphere during a massage or while lounging in an outdoor bath.

Misibis bay (Albay)

With a private beach setting, Misibis bay is perfect for people who want time away from a crowd.

Only an hour-long flight away from Manila, easy access and fun activities like ATV rides and multiple water sports make this destination a real winner.

Hotel Centro (Puerto Princesa)

This modern-classic hotel is found right in the heart of Puerto Princesa, making it easy to recognize and travel to.

This hotel celebrates the island's ecological beauty by bringing nature to the city with a wide, verdant garden that complement the relaxing spa and swimming pool.

Taal Vista Hotel (Tagaytay)

75 years of experience has shaped Taal Vista Hotel into the amazing accommodation that it is today.

Surrounded by relaxing landscapes, you’re guaranteed a stay that will truly give you some peace of mind away from the big city.

Source: www.mangotours.com
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