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04-01-15 06:45 #2141
Posts: 272Butuan
West Coast . One only goes to places like Surigao / Butuan when you have a sure deal meeting you there.
The hotel you might be thinking of is probably YHotel. Its new, on Montilla.
Yeah, you are right on both points. My Butuan friend is the same as the Surigao girl, she wants Butuan this time, since it is a shorter busride from her province. I even entertain the thought of taking her for her first airplane ride. And yes, it is the YHotel. It looks rather sterile and small, but the "new" smell is probably still there. Any suggestions? I have never stayed in Butuan, so I can only rely on the maps I find. I want to be near the malls.Last edited by Mr Hawaii; 04-01-15 at 06:46. Reason: spelling
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03-31-15 11:36 #2140
Posts: 6856Originally Posted by MrHawaii [View Original Post]
The hotel you might be thinking of is probably YHotel. Its new, on Montilla. See pics, these were taken recently on the wall at the arrivals area at the BXU airport. Try http://www.yhotelph.com/.
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03-29-15 06:38 #2139
Posts: 272Butuan
Geez, the more I read about Butuan, the less appealing it appears. However, after Surigao city, I will stay there for probably 3 nights on my next trip. Did google the hotel supply, and they have a few newer ones. My friend is bussing in from the province, and she wants to stay in Butuan this time instead of Surigao city. So. Will make the best of it. Appreciate all the input. Will look for "girlie" bars, although it appears there are none. Will check out Freedom Park, and any other place where they congregate / socialize. I thought I saw a "Tunes" hotel in Butuan, or was it another ultra-modern sterile looking hotel? Laters.
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03-29-15 04:09 #2138
Posts: 16Almont Inland Resort in Butuan
I have stayed there 3 different times. The most recent was February 2013. On all three occasions I had a very pleasant experience. As probably expected, I stayed there with my.
Girlfriend. The security is excellent, as there is a gate post that one must pass to get into the complex, and it is always guarded. The rooms are spacious and clean, and I always had.
Good television reception there, with a great many channel choices. I do not remember if there was WiFi. The food at the restaurant is OK. The breakfasts are excellent, with a buffet.
Style for both lunch and dinner. There are always big events going on at the "resort", including birthday parties, and other various parties for the locals. At night, there was.
Entertainment at the bar area located next to the restaurant. Always enjoyable to watch. The pool is very good, and often the parties just mentioned include many young people.
Swimming. The biggest advantage to staying there is the shopping mall which is located around a 3 minutes walk from the hotel. The mall is the only "thing" to do besides swimming.
There is a decent movie theater in the mall, a food court, as well as a few other restaurants. There is a very good salon there and my GF always enjoys going there. The mall is 4 levels, if I remember correctly, and I think I heard that a new mall just opened, but I am not sure how close to the hotel, if it truly is open. The nights are quiet, and I always felt very welcome by the staff, as well as always safe!
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03-28-15 19:16 #2137
Posts: 461Originally Posted by GoodEnough [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by WestCoast1 [View Original Post]
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03-28-15 07:00 #2136
Posts: 4051Originally Posted by WestCoast1 [View Original Post]
GE.
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03-28-15 04:53 #2135
Posts: 356Hi, Alona Beach is nice and recovered from the typhoon and everything else. I recommend you to stay in a resort right by the beach. I stayed at Regents and it was not good at all. Snorkeling costs around p1000 including the fees. I took.
A boat right by Oasis. You need to take your own lunch with you since it is a daylong trip.
Originally Posted by XMan [View Original Post]
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03-28-15 01:21 #2134
Posts: 6856Originally Posted by MrHawaii [View Original Post]
Just north of Gaisano in the rotunda (city hall) is Balanghai Hotel / Convention center, with pool (p2500/ night). Much like Dotties, a bit older, rooms are dated, free breakfast in restaurant, but with good wifi in the room.
Further east is the downtown area (Montilla Blvd, running north / south), just a few blocks from the river. There are several bland / lower-end hotels here, including Karaga (p1400) and VCDU Prince (p950) Hotels. Karaga has a good resto with a good menu. Across the street is Wegool resto, good sizzling meals (fasjitas).
Also downtown by the city square is Altamont Hotel, a sister hotel to the above-mentioned hotel (P2500).
There is little-to-no 'nightlife', other than perhaps a decent live-band joint called Woodstock (between Gaisano mall and Montilla Blvd).
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03-27-15 08:28 #2133
Posts: 272Butuan. Surigao
Originally Posted by BrainDrain [View Original Post]
BrainDrain. I was in Surigao city a few weeks ago. Flew MNL-SUR on PAL. The plane they use is a propeller type aircraft (I posted it earlier) with very little room for carryon baggage. I stayed at the Tavern Hotel, which is right on the water. If you have not been there before, there are no taxis, no cinemas, no Starbx. You have to take a jeepney to Gaisano mall. The hotel is relateively cheap and has a pretty good buffet breakfast, along with good cable channels on the TVs. Enjoy. See my view from my room, and the staff at the front desk.Last edited by Mr Hawaii; 03-27-15 at 08:29. Reason: spelling
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03-27-15 06:17 #2132
Posts: 1191Originally Posted by FatBruce [View Original Post]
I still decided on Surigao as my girl is there.
Thanks for the update.
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03-19-15 22:28 #2131
Posts: 753Originally Posted by Dg8787 [View Original Post]
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03-19-15 15:00 #2130
Posts: 3268So sad but true
Originally Posted by Sam14 [View Original Post]
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03-19-15 12:57 #2129
Posts: 461Temp Housing
Hai Sweetheart, I miss you. Are you ok?
"I get water near the mountain. No water at home me and my brother, sister and my mother".
No water there Baby?
"Yeah. There a water but far in the house".
Is that the place I was at Baby? Is that temp housing provided by the government after Yolanda?
"Yes it is, but its ok. Even its hard to wash clothes because of no water".
How many minutes walk one direction?
"Half hour,"
"Its ok don't worry.."
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03-19-15 10:11 #2128
Posts: 116Originally Posted by XMan [View Original Post]
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03-18-15 01:46 #2127
Posts: 11Butuan
Arrived Friday night and as expected the little princess was waiting in her tight dress and high heels at the airport. Christ she looked good!
Slim and brown with bum that I love to slap.
Rushed back to the house and had my cock in her mouth before the door was closed. This little powerhouse is just amazing. The whole neighborhood must have heard her screams! 3 hours of amazing sex followed before I crashed out!
Next day was much the same. I love the provincial girls! Could not do enough for me, cooking and laundry and massage and sex on tap!
Following day I had a walk round Robinson's on my own. A few girls there but nothing to compare with what I have so declined the offers.
Tuesday I was walking about the square downtown, Montilla street or something. Plenty available there for the guys who want them. Took a couple of numbers, more out of habit than necessity but always good to have emergency back up!
Should have some time to myself later so will do some more hunting!