Comments on: luxury resort in bohol http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/ filipina. wahm. scientist-on-hold. trailing spouse. philippines. deutschland. singapore. Sat, 10 Jan 2009 01:55:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: transposable element » Blog Archive » bohol beach club http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/#comment-65085 transposable element » Blog Archive » bohol beach club Sun, 10 Feb 2008 16:20:19 +0000 http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/#comment-65085 [...] the chunk of our holiday was spent in panglao island, bohol. i was able to take advantage of cebu pacific’s piso fare promotions, and after scouring the web for accommodation options, i’ve decided on booking us in bohol beach club. and i couldn’t have chosen any better. sure, there’s eskaya and ananyana for those whose prefer luxurious dwellings, but unfortunately, our pockets don’t go so deep. in bohol beach club, we had an awesome powdery white sand beach that was almost 2 km long, with shallow sandy waters that’s safe even for the most mischievous of kids (read: jan). the sprawling resort was so big we hardly felt the presence of other guests (although we were there on a lean season, there were batches of east asian tourists and company retreats). three restaurants plus a bar, three swimming pools, and the long beach for the exclusive use of the resort guests. the rooms were clean and comfortable, the staff were friendly (altho a tad bit slow sometimes), and the food was good. for those looking for a place in bohol that’s great value for money, i wouldn’t hesitate recommending the bohol beach club, particularly for families with small kids, and those who prefer peace and quiet to clubbing and nightlife. some of my favorite snapshots from bbc: [...] [...] the chunk of our holiday was spent in panglao island, bohol. i was able to take advantage of cebu pacific’s piso fare promotions, and after scouring the web for accommodation options, i’ve decided on booking us in bohol beach club. and i couldn’t have chosen any better. sure, there’s eskaya and ananyana for those whose prefer luxurious dwellings, but unfortunately, our pockets don’t go so deep. in bohol beach club, we had an awesome powdery white sand beach that was almost 2 km long, with shallow sandy waters that’s safe even for the most mischievous of kids (read: jan). the sprawling resort was so big we hardly felt the presence of other guests (although we were there on a lean season, there were batches of east asian tourists and company retreats). three restaurants plus a bar, three swimming pools, and the long beach for the exclusive use of the resort guests. the rooms were clean and comfortable, the staff were friendly (altho a tad bit slow sometimes), and the food was good. for those looking for a place in bohol that’s great value for money, i wouldn’t hesitate recommending the bohol beach club, particularly for families with small kids, and those who prefer peace and quiet to clubbing and nightlife. some of my favorite snapshots from bbc: [...]

]]> By: Meeya http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/#comment-60856 Meeya Fri, 18 Jan 2008 17:03:32 +0000 http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/#comment-60856 ay, i saw that "happiness" show. i liked the ending - sabi parang, although the homeless people in america have better access to food and services, mas masaya pa rin yung mga poor people in india kasi eventhough they live in poverty, their sense of community keeps them happy and positive. :) my friend who recently went on her honeymoon sa bohol is suggesting alona tropical. they have poolside suite rooms daw with is good for the whole family. plus, their restaurant is the best on the island. :) here's the flickr site: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alonatropical_panglao btw, ruth! naka-chika ako. apparently eskaya is owned by pGMA! ooooh! :P ay, i saw that “happiness” show. i liked the ending - sabi parang, although the homeless people in america have better access to food and services, mas masaya pa rin yung mga poor people in india kasi eventhough they live in poverty, their sense of community keeps them happy and positive. :)

my friend who recently went on her honeymoon sa bohol is suggesting alona tropical. they have poolside suite rooms daw with is good for the whole family. plus, their restaurant is the best on the island. :) here’s the flickr site: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alonatropical_panglao

btw, ruth! naka-chika ako. apparently eskaya is owned by pGMA! ooooh! :P

]]> By: Kongkong622 http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/#comment-60789 Kongkong622 Fri, 18 Jan 2008 06:48:27 +0000 http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/#comment-60789 Eskaya? I put that on my "Wishlist". Super expensive but worth it daw. The owners are trying to pit it against the other uber exclusive resort, Amanpulo. We've been wanting to go to Bohol but my hubby just can't find the time. In any case, I've checked out a relatively affordable hotel/resort. The rates are ok. http://www.isisbungalows.com/en/index.html Hope this helps :) Eskaya? I put that on my “Wishlist”. Super expensive but worth it daw. The owners are trying to pit it against the other uber exclusive resort, Amanpulo.

We’ve been wanting to go to Bohol but my hubby just can’t find the time. In any case, I’ve checked out a relatively affordable hotel/resort. The rates are ok.

http://www.isisbungalows.com/en/index.html

Hope this helps :)

]]> By: gem http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/#comment-60609 gem Thu, 17 Jan 2008 01:49:39 +0000 http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/#comment-60609 droolfest! maganda na sana yung presentation except for the voice-talent. ;-) $425 a night? does it include the airfare? kung room rate lang, yikes...only in my dreams. droolfest! maganda na sana yung presentation except for the voice-talent. ;-) $425 a night? does it include the airfare? kung room rate lang, yikes…only in my dreams.

]]> By: ruth http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/#comment-60481 ruth Wed, 16 Jan 2008 01:52:34 +0000 http://about-ruth.com/2008/01/15/luxury-resort-in-bohol/#comment-60481 tin naman, wouldn't it look weird if you were to check into a 2-thousand-a-night-villa, tapos dala mo ang buong baranggay? hehe... as for happy singapore... perhaps, but according to the article: <blockquote>Many people agree; some of the other pillars of Singapore society are built around wealth. They're known as the five C's: cash, credit cards, condominium, cars and country club.</blockquote> i think i'd rather the brand of happiness you can find in some rural areas in the third world. tin naman, wouldn’t it look weird if you were to check into a 2-thousand-a-night-villa, tapos dala mo ang buong baranggay? hehe…

as for happy singapore… perhaps, but according to the article:

Many people agree; some of the other pillars of Singapore society are built around wealth. They’re known as the five C’s: cash, credit cards, condominium, cars and country club.

i think i’d rather the brand of happiness you can find in some rural areas in the third world.

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