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Accommodation
60 well-appointed rooms, each designed to offer you unmatched comfort
and satisfaction. In-room amenities include IDD/NDD telephone, cable
television, mini-bar in selected rooms, and complete bathroom amenities.
No smoking and handicap rooms are also available upon request.
Dining
The Pescados Restaurant features delicious Filipino and International
cuisine with seafood specialties. Its idyllic ambience makes it suitable
for all types of social gatherings. The Coffee Exchange, a relaxing
venue for a tete a tete amidst an elegant and comfortable lounge setting.
Sample the assortment of pastries, sandwiches, pasta and various coffee
blends. Scenario Music Bar serves pica-pica and your favorite cocktails
while listening to a state-of-the-art sound system.
Location
The Barceló Asturias Hotel is conveniently situated in the city
outskirts. It is located along the South National Highway, Tiniguiban
Heights. Public transportation can easily be used to reach the hotel.
A 55-minute plane ride or a 24-hour boat ride from Manila and a 10-minute
car ride from the airport will bring you directly to the beautiful hotel.
Just minutes away from the city's commercial districts, the hotel is
ideally located for pure fun and relaxation. The Palawan Museum and
the Palawan State University is just a short car ride away, and one
can reach Honda Bay without any worries. Just a few more reasons why
you should come and visit the Barceló Asturias Hotel.
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Palawan Travel Tips - Islands Philippines
Travel Quotes: We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. T. S. Eliot
It is better to travel well than to arrive. Buddha
Merienda is taken from the Spanish, and is a light meal or snack especially in the afternoon, similar to the concept of afternoon tea. If the meal is taken close to dinner, it is called merienda cena, and may be served instead of dinner.
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Be aware of their custom as well. Do not get yourself that feeling of being an outcast or do not hurt others just because you have gone against their usual beliefs and their usual acts. When you know the culture and the custom, the more you sow seeds f respect to the place and its people. Travel outside the country, safe and sound