Date
of Stay: April 5 - 9, 2007
RATING
(Scale of 1 to 10)
Location:
********
Rooms:
*******
Condition
and Cleanliness: ********
Staff
Performance: *******
Room
Comfort: *******
Food
and Beverage: ******
Other
Amenities: ******
Value
for Money: *******
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| Villa Carlos Resort |
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| Our suite |
Villa Carlos Resort, along
the gray sand Ihatub Beach, has airconditioned suites (PhP1,600) with 3
king-size beds, a small TV, compartmentalized bathroom (shower and water closet
had separate compartments with the lavatory between both) and private balcony
overlooking the sea.
The resort also had a
restaurant and a videoke. A covered badminton court was still being
built during our stay.
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| The dining hall |
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| Cheska sunbathing by the balcony |
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| People frolicking at Ihatub Beach |
The suite's balcony
was perfect for viewing the gathering of tuba (coconut wine) in
the morning, people frolicking along the black sand Ihatub Beach in
the afternoon and, come dusk, a beautiful sunset.
In 2007, management of the resort changed hands and the resort was renamed Villa sa Aplaya Beach Resort. It now has 11 airconditioned rooms with bath, 21" cable TV and refrigerator plus, aside from the abovementioned facilities, a 25-pax conference room. The badminton court is now operational.
The beautiful sunset at the resort
Villa sa Aplaya
Beach Resort: Brgy. Ihatub, Boac, Marinduque. Tel: (042) 332-1881 to 82.