Was never bothered by being alone since I can think of many ways to keep myself occupied but of course there are moments when you can't help but feel how empty the room is.
I miss our late night make-up sessions Chong. Well, your make-up sessions. Bigla mo na lang maiisip na bumangon at mag make-up at mag ayos ng buhok. Eh wala ka naman pupuntahan. Pati yung biglaang pag prito ng itlog tapos weird yung sawsawan.
Tapos yung pang loloko natin sa sarili natin Weng na maaga tayo matutulog pero 3am na sinisira pa natin buhay ng kapitbahay. Inis na inis ako pag ang kalat ng kwarto. Pag kontrabida ka ang hirap ng buhay mo pag wala kang inaapi.
Bakit ba ko nakapag blog ng di oras. Eto kasing si Beks na dapat eh gising pa, ayun more hilik. Gusto ko ng burger sa dami ng gutom ko. May nalalaman pa kasi akong after six diet para sa Cebu trip natin. Ayan, yung tyan ko poot na poot sakin. Yung ref at pantry (shelves lang talaga) puro paghe-healthy dahil kay Toona. Kaya tiis ako sa 100% pure apple juice nya.
Can't wait for October na!
We were absolutely positive we'll spend the weekend outdoors and do something different. We planned on going to Carbin Reef Saturday morning so we decided to transfer to Bacolod Friday morning to avoid any hassle. It was already late when we found out that we have to make reservations for Carbin Reef. The nice guide managed to squeeze us in but we'll have to stay in a boat since all the tents were fully booked. Plus we'll have to rent said boat which was 1,200 (round trip). To cut the story short, we slept through the alarm and didn't go.
Anyway, GoHotel was better than we thought it'd be:
Anyway, GoHotel was better than we thought it'd be:
- The bed was comfy. There were lots of soft pillows and comforter!
- Lighting really is everything. It made the room so pretty and falling (and staying) asleep so much easier.
- The rain shower was awesome!
- It’s right behind Robinson’s Bacolod.
- Free WiFi.
A few things we hated about it:
- No eating in the room. You’ll be charged a certain fee if they see traces of food. We snuck in pizza one night then one slice slipped out of the box and left small stains on the comforter. We carried the comforter to the bathroom and washed the affected area. We didn’t want to pay the 1, 000 peso fee.
- The rain shower malfunctioned and instead of spraying water in one direction (downward), it worked like a sprinkler and sprayed brown water all over.
- No cabinets. I don’t like keeping my stuff in bags and in the luggage.
Overall, the experience in GoHotel was satisfactory. We were able to relax and rest to our heart's content. We would’ve stayed longer if we could. If there’ll be a next time, we’ll make sure to do more activities and see more places in Negros!
Stayed here for about three weeks and thought of doing the online community some service by posting a review of this place.
Good points:
Bad points:
Didn’t have any chance to take a peek at their suites but I heard the rate is around 1,500 a night.
Check out their facebook page for more info or try booking through Agoda.
Good points:
- Cheap. Not really bad for 700 pesos a day. You can also get a discount if you’ll stay for more than 7 days. Their rooms are good enough for two with a (semi?) double-sized bed, a small dining area (with two chairs), cable TV, WiFi, hot and cold shower, towels, phone, air-conditioning, large mirror, built-in cabinet, and a small table (where the phone is).
- Convenient location. It’s right beside RCBC bank, Mercury Drug is right across the street, it’s near Mang Inasal, a wet market, inasal (MUST TRY!), parlor, grocery store, gas station, eatery, Mc Donald’s dessert take-out, bakery, Bong-Bong’s pasalubong, and money transfer establishments.
- Comfortable bed! It’s so comfy you can lie in bed all day!
- Quiet area.
Bad points:
- Water pressure in the shower’s awful. Not to mention the several times I had to ask them to fix the hot and cold shower. Toilet flush was powerful though.
- WiFi connection was slow and often times intermittent. Not that I needed it but of course most people consider fast Internet connection a basic necessity these days.
- Cockroaches everywhere! It wasn’t so bad in Room 1 but Room 5 was like a den of cockroaches, the small ones? I came home one day (this is in Room 5) and cockroaches were all over the bed! I couldn’t transfer since the other rooms were booked. I had to ask for their housekeeping service every other day. Good thing I always bring Lysol with me.
- Poor drainage. Experienced this on my few last days. I showered one morning and noticed that my feet were deep in water after. It didn’t bother me that time since I thought it’d be okay by the time I get back. It stayed that way until I checked-out.
- Room service badly needs improvement. They’d only change the sheets and towels, empty the trash bin, and sometimes sweep the floor. They never bothered cleaning the bathroom, mopping the floor, wiping the surfaces, and deodorizing!
- No common kitchen or dining area. If you need hot water (for your drinks or food), you’ll have to ask them to boil water for you. There’s a small nook near the front desk with a sink, rice cooker, and electric pot. I’m not sure if guests are allowed to use them though. Didn’t try asking if they have utensils I could borrow.
- No comforter or fleece blanket. You’ll have to ask for a better blanket since they’ll just give you a thin sheet. What they gave me is a comforter cover? I think. Good thing I brought my own.
Didn’t have any chance to take a peek at their suites but I heard the rate is around 1,500 a night.
Check out their facebook page for more info or try booking through Agoda.
Winbelle Pension House: 2nd Floor, Winbelle Homes Arcade, Rizal Street, Silay City, Silay City, Philippines 6116