TABLE OF CONTENTS

Map of Province i

Map of ii - iii

Map of Island iv

Map of Cebu v

A. Overview

I. Brief History...... 1 - 2 II. Geography...... 3 III. Topography...... 3 IV. Climate...... 3 V. Population...... 3 VI. Dialect...... 4 VII. Political Subdivision: Cebu Province...... 4 - 8 Cebu City ...... 8 - 9 Bogo City...... 9 - 10 City...... 10 - 11 Danao City...... 11 - 12 Lapu-lapu City...... 13 - 14 City...... 14 - 15 City of Naga...... 15 Talisay City...... 16 Toledo City...... 16 - 17

B. Tourist Attractions

I. Historical...... 18 - 20 II. Museums / Collections / Art Galleries...... 20 - 23 III. Natural...... 24 - 26 IV. Religious...... 27 - 28 V. Man-made...... 28 - 29 VI. Events...... 30 - 35

C. Tourist Facilities

I. Accommodations: Hotels/Tourist: Inns/Apartels/Motels/Pension Houses: Cebu City,Cordova,Lapu-lapu City & Mandaue City...... 36 - 71 ...... 71 ...... 71 Bogo City...... 71 - 72 Talisay City...... 72 Toledo City...... 72 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Resorts: Mactan Island (Lapu-lapu City & Cordova)...... 73 - 78 Alcoy...... 78 Alegria...... 78 Argao...... 78 - 79 Asturias...... 79 Badian...... 79 - 81 ...... 81 Barili...... 81 - 82 Bogo City...... 82 ...... 82 Carmen...... 82 - 83 ...... 83 Compostela...... 83 - 84 Daan Bantayan (Incl. Malapascua Island)...... 84 - 88 ...... 88 - 89 Danao City...... 89 - 90 Liloan...... 90 ...... 90 ...... 91 - 97 ...... 97 ...... 97 Poro (Camotes Island)...... 97 - 98 ...... 98 San Fernando...... 98 - 99 (Camotes Island)...... 99 - 100 San Remegio...... 100 - 102 Santa Fe ()...... 102 - 105 Santander...... 105 - 106 Sogod...... 106 ...... 107 Talisay City...... 107 - 108 Toledo City...... 108 Tuburan...... 108 II. Transportation: By Air...... ,.109 - 114 By Sea...... 115 - 123 By Land...... 124 - 127 III. Restaurant...... 128 - 132 IV. Movie Theatres...... 132 V. Bars & Other Evening Entertainment...... 133 VI. Shopping/Souvenir Shops: Shopping Centers...... 134 Antique Shops & Art Shops...... 135 Handicrafts...... 135 - 136 Guitar Shops...... 136 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Recreational Facilities: Picnic Areas/Recreational Centers...... 137 - 139 Golf Courses...... 139 - 142 Spa/Health Clubs...... 142 Shooting Ranges...... 143 Gyms & Sports Centers...... 143 Scuba Diving Establishments...... 143 - 145 Convention Facilities...... 146 - 157 Training Centers...... 158 Tour Operators...... 158 - 164 Support Services: Television...... 164 Newspapers / Magazines...... 165 Tourism Oriented Agencies & Organizations...... 165 - 166 Consulates...... 167 - 168 Business Contacts...... 169 - 170 Security and Health Services...... 170 - 172 Places of Worship (Mosques & Temples)...... 172 OVERVIEW

A flotilla of 5 ships with a crew of 237 sailed out of Seville, on August 10, 1519 with Portuguese Explorer Fernando de Magallanes at the helm. In his earnest quest for the famed Spice Islands (Moluccas), the Spanish navigator traversed the Cape Verde Island of Brazil in the course of his two-year long and arduous voyage. His patience and determination paid off on March 16, 1521 when land was first sighted by his men. The day after, Magellan learned that he committed an error in latitudinal calculations since he wound up in an obscure island named Homonhon, some 10 degrees too far northwards. Upon further , it turned out that Magellan and his men discovered not only one but several island groups - an archipelago. The Philippine Archipelago

March 29, 1521 marked Magellan’s discovery of Limasawa island in where the first Christian mass was held. The rustic comforts of Limasawa provided the long overdue respite for the weary voyagers with the help of Magellan’s loyal Malay slave, Enrique de Malacca. As Magellan’s interpreter, he was responsible for introducing the sailors to the locals. Food was aplenty and the voyagers were rejuvenated after a week of badly needed rest. Replenishment of the ships’ supplies proved to be easy as the mariners got their supplies from three big islands: Coulon (Leyte), Pooson (Camotes) and Zubu (Cebu). Magellan and his crew sought the graces and assistance of King Limasawa in the procurement of their supplies. The Portuguese navigator and his men first set foot in Cebu on April 7, 1521 where their vessel was moored at the . , Magellan’s chronicler described the sights and nuances of early Cebuano culture: “The houses were built with logs and had ladders made of wood and were roofed with nipa. Many sailing vessels from Siam (Thailand), China and Arabia were docked at the port. The people ate from porcelain wares and used a lot of gold and jewelry for decoration of their bodies and clothing. Their wines were in jars. Men tattooed their naked bodies, covering their private parts with Bahagui and silk turbans were on their heads. About their girls, they were beautiful and almost as white and as large as our girls although naked from waist up. Upper class women wore a sack-like blouse called Chambara on top of a square length cloth shirt tied tightly around the waist. The women painted their lips and nails with bright colors, adorned their bodies with jewelries, but all of them were barefooted.” A religious milestone occurred in Cebu with the baptism of Zubu’s King Humabon and wife Queen Juana and 400 of their people, signaling the spread of Christianity all over the islands. However, along with the advent of Christian proselytizing, the islanders were subjugated to Spanish sovereignty. The Spanish reign in Cebu proved to be short-lived following the death of Magellan on April 28, 1521 in the rebellious hands of valiant Zubu warrior . Undaunted by the fate of Magellan, forty years later Spanish colonizer Miguel Lopez de Legaspi and Fray Andres de Urdaneta set forth their sails to conquer Cebu. Legaspi reached Cebu on , 1565 as the second Spanish conquistador. With the defeat of Rajah Tupas, leaving in his midst the village in shambles, Villa del Santisimo

1 2010 - 2011 Central Tourism Situationer Nombre de Jesus rose from the ruins. This was named after the famous miraculous image of Senor Nino de Cebu that was found unscathed among the ashes of a dwelling burned by . However, the settlement which Legaspi built as another symbol of Christianity in the island, stood as an omen; portending decades of Spanish colonial regime. Miguel Lopez de Legaspi then urged his men to construct what is now the oldest and smallest fort in the country: . As Spain intensified its colonization efforts, indignant islanders showed opposition by way of intermittent attacks against the colonizers. Thus the rebellion paved the way to the construction of Fort San Pedro, a Spanish military stronghold. The streets of Tres de Abril and V. Rama were the sites of a fierce battle on April 3, 1898 when General Leon Kilat of Bacong, spearheaded the revolution against Spanish colonialism. The Spaniards sought refuge at the Fort San Pedro and three days of relentless attacks would have spelled victory for the rebels were it not for the propitious arrival of the Spanish armada. However, the fort fell to the hands of the native Cebuanos when Americans commanded by Commodore George Dewey vanquished the Spanish fleet in December 1898 in the battle of Bay. With the American reign in full force in 1901, then Senate Pro Tempore and late President Sergio Osmena, Sr. and then Congressman and majority floor leader in the House of Representatives, the late Senator vigorously lobbied for Philippine Independence. Cebu metamorphosed in more ways than one, but always for the better. From a sleepy fishing village to a fledgling trading port in 1521, from the first Spanish settlement named Villa del Santisimo Nombre de Jesus in 1575 to a municipality in 1901, Cebu finally became a chartered city on February 24, 1937. Being the first and oldest city in the country, antedating Manila by 7 years, having the oldest school and oldest street and being the cradle of Christianity in the Far East (i.e. Magellan’s cross planted in Cebu as a symbol of natives embracing the Christian faith), Cebu is replete with historical first’s. February 24, 1937 was a milestone in Cebuano history as Cebu City was granted its charter by virtue of Commonwealth Act No. 58 enacted by Congress on October 20, 1936. The late Senator , formerly representative of Cebu’s 3rd district was instrumental as author and sponsor of the bill. It was at that time that Secretary of Interior Elpedio Quirino appointed the mayor and board members of Cebu City in his capacity as representative of Manuel Quezon. Shortly after the landing of the Japanese Imperial Army in Cebu City on April 10, 1942, the entire province became the principal Japanese base due to its strategic location and substantial population. Cebu finally saw the light of freedom in March 1945 when American liberation forces landed in Talisay town. Liberation came in full circle in March 1946 and to restore law and order, a civil government dubbed as Philippine Civil Affairs Unit (PCAU) was established in the city. In April 1965, the entire Christian world focused its attention on Cebu City, considered as the cradle of Christianity in the Far East as it played host to the 40th Anniversary of Christianity in the . The celebration highlighted the contributions of Miguel Lopez de Legaspi and Fray Andres de Urdaneta in proselytizing Christianity by way of establishing a Spanish settlement in the province. In a country where Catholics predominate, the conferment of the San Agustin Church to the title Basilica Minore del Santo Niño proved to be a momentous occasion as Rome sent its representative Papal Legate, His Eminence Ildefonso Cardinal Antonuitte.

2 2010 - 2011 Tourism Situationer Located between 9º25’ N & 11º30’ N and between 123º 25’ E & 124º 30’E in the center of the archipelago. Cebu is some 600 kilometers south of Manila and can be reached in an hour through air travel.

Cebu is characterized by narrow coastlines, limestone plateaus, coastal plains but with predominant rolling hills and rugged mountain ranges traversing the northern and southern lengths of the island. Although Cebu’s steep mountains reach over 1,000 meters, the island lacks substantial forest cover. In the towns of Bogo City, San Remigio, Medellin and Daan Bantayan at the northern tip of the province, considerable flat tracts of land are found. Of the three biggest islands, Mactan and Bantayan are relatively flat while Camotes is hilly.

Cebu’s weather is relatively moderate, having no distinct wet and dry season, the perfect vacation spot for all seasons. One can bask under the sunshine the whole year through since Cebu is blessed with tropical climate with generally fair temperature range of between 23 - 33 degrees cel.(73-91 degrees far.) Coolest temperature can be felt in January and warmest in May.

Per data gathered by the Statistics Office as of August 1, 2007, Cebu has a population of about 3,848,919 with the city proper accounting for the 798,809. Being the second largest in the country after Manila, migrant workers from neighboring islands in the Visayas contribute immensely to the working clan population.

3 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Cebuano is the dialect in the province, which is also widely spoken in the Visayas and . Tagalog and English are also spoken and understood.

Cebu Province

The nine cities in Cebu province are Bogo, Carcar, Cebu, Danao, Lapu-lapu, Mandaue, Naga, Toledo & Talisay while there are 44 towns or municipalities . Facing Strait is the island’s capital, Cebu City and historic Mactan Island lies just across the city’s harbor. Cebu City is bounded by the city of Mandaue and the municipality of in the north; city harbor and Bohol Strait in the east; Talisay City in the south and Toledo City in the west. Of the 80 barangays comprising the city, 30 are categorized as mountain barangays with land area totaling 27,797 hectares. There are 6 congressional districts, 6 component cities, namely: Bogo, Carcar, Danao, Naga, Toledo and Talisay; 3 highly urbanized cities: Cebu , Mandaue & Lapu-lapu ; 44 municipalities; and 1,203 barangays.

A. Breakdown

Cities/ Road Distance Population Land Area Municipalities From C.C. (Sq. Kms.) ( in kms.)

Bogo City 101.70 69,123 93.00

Carcar City 40.30 100,632 116.23

Cebu City 0 798,809 286.90

Danao City 33.10 109,354 107.30

Lapu-lapu City 12.00 292,530 58.00

Mandaue City 7.20 318,575 11.70

City of Naga 21.70 95,163 80.00

Talisay City 12.80 179,359 086.00

Toledo City 50.00 152,960 174.50

4 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Cities/ Road Distance Population Land Area Municipalities From C.C. (Sq. Kms.) (In Kms.)

Alcantara 83.20 13,036 35.00

Alcoy 92.80 14,571 57.00

Alegria 115.80 21,699 113.00

Aloguinsan 73.30 26,164 74.00

Argao 66.90 62,226 208.00

Asturias 71.00 40,939 237.00

Badian 97.60 35,876 110.00

Balamban 63.90 66,261 337.00

Bantayan * 10 + 119.9 71,655 71.00

Barili 61.60 60,430 126.16

Boljoon 103.00 14,877 111.00

Borbon 82.70 32,278 83.00

Carmen 41.30 41,279 66.40

Catmon 57.04 27,330 111.52

Compostela 25.30 39,167 054.00

Consolacion 13.00 87,544 033.00

Cordova 19.00 45,066 012.00

Daan Bantayan 127.848 73,254 105.00

Dalaguete 85.10 61,405 135.00

Dumanjug 74.30 44,807 93.00

5 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Cities/ Road Distance Population Land Area Municipalities From C.C. (Sq. Km.) ( In kms.)

Ginatilan 135 13,654 70.00

Liloan 18.80 92,181 52.00

Madridejos *25 + 109 30,673 40.00

Malabuyoc 125.30 18,117 58.00

Medellin 119.90 44,860 68.00

Minglanilla 15.40 101,585 66.00

Moalboal 89.30 27,398 84.00

Oslob 117.00 22,732 136.00

Pilar 11,941 38.00

Pinamungajan 64.80 54,859 111.00

Poro 21,529 68.00

Ronda 81.50 17,214 31.00

Samboan 140.20 18,140 56.00

San Fernando 29.30 54,932 63.00

San Francisco 44,588 116.00

San Remegio 109.00 47,826 120.00

Santa. Fe * 0+109 26,826 29.00

Santander 134.30 15,294 36.00

Sibonga 50.70 40,765 33.00

Sogod 60.50 28,955 73.00

6 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Cities/ Road Distance Population Land Area Municipalities From C.C. (Sq. Km.) ( In kms.)

Tabogon 93.00 31,942 96.00

Tabuelan ***86.90 21,421 141.00

Tuburan * *96.70 53,663 225.00 ***99.54

Tudela 11,266 42.00

* Road distance from Sta. Fe, Bantayan Island + road distance from Cebu City to the Port of Hagnaya, Medellin * * Road distance via Toledo City *** Road distance via Lugo in Sogod Note:Point of origin for road distances is the Provincial Capitol flagpole in Cebu City. San Francisco, Tudela and Pilar are all located on Camotes Island and were intentionally left without distance entries. Source of Census of Population: National Statistics Office website (www.census.gov.ph/data/census2007x/)

B. Land Classification (Has.)

Land Area: 508,839 hectares (5,088.4 sq. kms.)

Certified Alienable and Disposable Land: 253,341

Classified Forest Land: 100,775

Unclassified Forest Land: 154,723

Arable Land 338,816

7 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer C. Major Services

Power, gas, water, telecommunications, transportation, finance, pre-need and insurance, real estate, business, freight and storage, community and social services, advertising and marketing, legal, manpower training and development, consultancy, tours and travel, education, security, food and beverage.

D. Financial System

Government banks, savings and loan association banks, commercial banks, rural banks, money changer shops and lending institutions.

E. Industries

Copper and dolomite mining, industrial parts assembly, food processing, footwear, handicraft, rattancraft, woodcraft, metalcraft, garments, shellcraft, ceramics, basketware, rattan and wicker furniture, cement, costume jewelry, giftware, fertilizer, stonecraft, food products and preserves, electronic devices, transistors and diodes, vehicle assembly, agricultural products, shipbuilding.

€ Top Export Products

Electronics, furniture, electrical equipment, vehicle/machinery/parts, garments, marine products, processed food, gift/toys/housewares, steel/metal products and chemicals.

Cebu City

€ History

Cebu City, the Queen City of the South, shares memories that will surely interest people. It started from a sleepy fishing village in 1521, Magellan arrived and planted the wooden cross, which became Cebu’s first symbol of Christianity. The said cross is now located at the upper Magallanes, a street named after Fernando De Magallanes. He was intrepid Portuguese explorer who made the great voyage of exploration under the flag of Spain. The Spaniards then decided to build a for themselves. It was Miguel Lopez De Legazpi who insists on building a fort, which is now famous for being the oldest and smallest fort in the country, the Fort San Pedro. In April 3, 1898, General Leon Kilat of Bacong, Negros Oriental, organized a revolution against the Spanish colonialism. However, on December 1898, the Americans beat the Spanish fleet during the war of Manila Bay. And the fort fell into Cebuanos hands. With the American reign in full force in 1901, the Senate Pro Tempore, late President Sergio Osmeña Sr. and the Congressman and majority floor leader in the House of Representatives, late Senate Manuel briones took action for Philippine Independence. One of the most unforgettable moment in Cebuano history is the granting of charter by virtue of Commonwealth Act No. 58 on February 24, 1937. The late Senator Vicente Rama helped as the author and sponsor of the Bill. , as the representative of Manuel Quezon, appointed the mayor and board members of Cebu City.

€ Geography

Cebu City is located on the central eastern part of Cebu Province, an island at the center of the Visayas in Southern Philippines. As defined by the Bureau of Land Location Monument (BLLM) No.1, Cebu Cadastral Survey, it is

8 2010 -2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer 10 degrees 17 minutes North Latitude and 123 degrees 54 minutes East Longitude. It is bound by Mandaue City in the North and the City of Talisay in the South. On the East is and on its West are the Municipality of Balamban and the City of Toledo.

€ Land Area

Composition:

Cebu City Area: 29,124.78 has. North District Area: 12,341.15 has. South District Area: 16,783.63 has. Urban Area: 5,598.53 has. Urban Area: 2,965.45 has Urban Area: 2,633.08 has Rural Area: 23,526.25 has. Rural Area: 9,375.70 has. Rural Area: 14,150.55 has.

Number of City Barangays:: 80 North District: 46 South District: 34 Classified Urban Brangay: 50 Classified rural : 30

€ Topography

The topography of Cebu City is rugged and mountainous with elevation reaching up to 900 meters above the mean sea level. Flat lands are found only along the shorelines occupying about 23 square kilometers (8% of its total land area), containing 40 barangays and about 2/3 of its population.

€ Land Classification and Protection

a. 28% of Cebu City are within 18% slope or less b. 64% of the City’s land classified as alienable and disposable c. the rest are classified as forest and timberland d. 76.3% of its land covered under the National Integrated Protected Area System (NIPAS) e. 23% of the 80 barangays are totally or partially located in the watershed areas.

Bogo City

€ Brief History

There is not much of Bogo City’s historical records as a settlement or town. Early historians aver that the town BOGO derived its name from the lone Bogo tree which stood on the brink of the shore which is now a part of the Bogo wharf. Under its spreading shade and the natives meet incoming traders who rode on frail sailboats loaded with goods to be sold or bartered with the natives of the place. Thus this spot became a rendezvous for traders and merchants as well as for nature lovers who found comfort under the cool shade of the tree made more poignant by the balmy air wafted by the ocean breeze. Some of these traders, however, remained and married with the natives of the place.

9 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer € Physical Features

Bogo has an area of 10,545 hectares which constitutes 2.7% of the total land area of Cebu Province. It has 29 barangays, seven of which is located along the coast. The town has a gentle rolling terrain and a coastline running approximately 27 kms. fringed with coral formations with pockets of sandy shores. Bogo is characterized by nearly flat coastal plains at the central portion. Its highest elevation is 252 meters above sea level. Steep slopes are approximately 3.2 kms. from the nearest foothill to the northeast.

€ Other facts

Annual Feast Day: May 27, Main Products: Sugarcane, corn, coconut, fish Population: 69,123 (2007 Census) Date founded: 1890 Tourist Spots: * Shrine of the Lady of Miraculous Medal - the shrine has 66 steps leading to the statue. Each of these 65 steps is said to represent each prayer in the rosary.

* Statue of San Vicente de Ferrer - standing on the grounds of Bogo’s antique church- this gigantic religious icon is visited by devotees each year.

* Sugar plantations - stretching as far as the eye can see, Bogo’s sugar plantation can easily be seen as one travels the road of Bogo.

* Nailon Beach Resort - a 1.5 hectare resort in Bogo, the Nailon resort is the jump-off point for local and foreign divers to four diving spots: Capitan Cillo, Kalangaman, Lugon, and Isla del Gato. Of the four, Capitan Cillo is the nearest, which is just a 20-25 minute banca ride away. For the adventurous, there is a spot several kilometers away where one can dive and explore sunken Japanese ship. For golf enthusiasts, the resort also has a mini golf course.

Carcar City

€ Brief History

Carcar is a junction town whose prosperity is still evidenced by large antique residences, quaint houses decorated with intricate lacy woodwork, and an imposing town plaza. It was a thriving settlement located on a small peninsula called Sialo. Sialo was the southernmost boundary of the big parish of San Nicolas, Cebu City. The Spaniards made the settlement into a town on June 21, 1599 and renamed it as Villadolid after a famous city in Spain. Because it was along the coastline, it was vulnerable to Moslem piratical attacks. Year in and year out, it was pillaged by the Moros, taking away inhabitants and killing more. Finally, the survivors left their hometown for a safer place and agreed on a site: a crossroad leading to to the south; Barili to the west, and San Fernando to the north. It was aptly called Mowag. Here fellow travelers coming from the Fiesta Señor of Cebu City would split apart for their respective towns. But because of the presence of abundant tree-climbing plants called kabkab, they renamed the place Kabhad. The present name “Carcar” was given by its parish priest after his hometown in Spain.

10 2010 -2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer € Geographical Location

The municipality is located approximately 40.3 kms. sothwest of Cebu City and is known to be the gateway of the South and Southwestern part of the island of Cebu. It is bounded on the North by the Municipality of San Fernando; on the South by the Municipality of Sibonga; on the West by the Municipalities of Barili and and on the east by Bohol Strait.

Danao City

€ Brief History

There is no concrete record to support the story on how Danao got its name. Although in the 1960’s there were circularized copies of a story concerning the early founding of Danao, but the contents and substance were but a clear reproduction of an old legendary version which related of a Spanish Captain by the name of Manuel Aniceto del Rosario who, as the story went, was commissioned by the early Spanish authorities in the province of Cebu to establish municipalities starting from what is now Danao City towards the northern part of Cebu as far as what is now presently the municipality of Borbon. This developed when in compliance with his commission, Capt. del Rosario went to said places to perform his duties. Riding on a horse on his way to the north after a place called Cotcot, he came upon a few natives who were resting and taking time bathing their in one of the many small lakes in the area. Dismounting from his horse, the Captain took his rest and in a short while struck conversation with the surprised natives. Pointing vertically his forefinger to the ground where they stood, the captain inquired just what was the name of the place, with the impression that the stranger might have asked the name of the small lakes where their carabaos were resting, one of the natives instantly replied: “DANAWAN” (a Cebuano dialect for small lake) which, according to the story, on account of the Captain’s defective sense of hearing, only heard and recorded the first syllables DA-NAO. Thus begun the early naming of the place DANAO.

€ Geographic Location

Danao is located in the northeastern part of Cebu facing the Camotes Islands. It lies in the eastern coast between Compostela and Carmen and bounded on the west by the municipalities of Balamban, Asturias and Tuburan. It is 8.20 kilometers from Carmen to the North; 97.0 kilometers from Balamban (via Toledo City); 92.14 kilometers from Asturias (via Lugo); 7.80 kilometers from Compostela to the South; and 33.1 kilometers from Cebu City, reckoned from kilometer 00.0 at the Building.

€ Topography

The city is about 3.43 meters above the main area level. Generally, it has flat to rolling terrain with slopes ranging from 0% to 65%. Most of the flat or nearly level areas are found along the narrow coastal plains running from north to south and estimated to be 36% of the total land area. These narrow areas extend to a width of approximately less than five kms. inland. These flat areas are now planted with sugarcane to serve as raw materials for the sugar mills located at Dunggo-an. Rolling hills, which ranged in elevation from 250 meters to 500 meters, with slope ranging from 15% to 45% is estimated to be 21% of the total land area. The mountainous portion which rise up to 700 meters, with slope range of 45% to 65% above, is estimated to 43%.

€ Mineral Resources

According to geological surveys (BUMINES), the city has a considerable deposit of minerals. Mineral deposit

11 2010-2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer include coal, dolomite, limestone, shale and sandstone. Prospects for copper ore has been reported in Barangays Cambubho, Langosig and Sacsac. Coal is mined in the mountain barangays of Dumga, Lawaan, Baliang, Togonon, Cahumayan ( Portland) and Manteja. From the Bureau of Mines, Special Projects, series number 20, coal reserve is 2.99 million metric tons. The recoverable coal reserves is still 1.76 million metric tons.

€ Industries

The means of transportation within the city proper are motorized tricycles and pedicabs. A few people are engaged in the making of side cars for bicycles. There is no big transportation industry/company in the city; however, there are few auto repair and body-building shops operating in the area. Aside from the industries mentioned earlier, there are other industries that make the city progressive. Among them are the cottage industries such as ceramics, fiber- crafts, shell crafts, woodcrafts, gun making and other metal crafts. Pot making (ceramics) in the city dates back several hundred years ago. The skills in this industry have been handed down from generation to generation. Barangay Suba is noted for this industry with about 60 households involved. Presently, the company that is generating employment from the city and other neighboring towns is Cebu Mitsumi, Inc., a Japanese-owned company operating in Barangay Sabang that manufacturers magnetic heads, micromotors and condensers.

€ Support Facilities

1. Power The city is being supplied with electric power by the CEBECO II, that gets its power from the National Power Corporation. As of 1986, there were 3,568 households or 28% of the total population having electrical connections. The average monthly energy of the city’s households in 1986 was 120,338 kilowatt hours. For the entire city, the average monthly energy consumption including the commercial and industrial establishments was 349,011 kilowatt hours.

2. Water Danao City has its own waterworks system but is available only to the residents in the , Looc and Suba. Only 30% of the households in the Poblacion are served by the system. About 13% have individual faucets, while 17% are using the public faucets. One of the problem plaguing the system is the water pressure. A great number of households, about 40% are getting water from dug wells, springs or river. Other have artesian wells as sources of water. The two major sources of water in the city are the Tuburan Springs and the Quisol Springs. The volume of supply is estimated to be 2,254 liters per minute (or 700 gallons per minute) .

3. Transportation Danao City can be reached from Cebu City through the national highway which is asphalted/concreted and widened to conform to the specification of a real highway. This road network reaches all point north and south of the city and is serviced by many transportation companies plying the routes. There are barangay roads leading to productive interior barangays. The city’s road network consists of 12.1 kilometers of national roads;12.2 kilometers of municipal roads; and 97.5 kilometers of barangay roads. There are a total of 6 concrete bridges within the city’s boundary. The city has two sea ports. The intercity transport system is primarily served by tricycles and pedicabs. Public transport coming in and out of Danao City are mostly passenger jeepneys plying the Danao-Cebu route. Passenger buses also pass by Danao City on the way to the northern towns like Bogo from Cebu City and vice-versa. There are private vehicles registered in the City which are increasing in number. Sea transport is provided by about 50 boats/bancas mostly plying between Danao and Camotes Island.

12 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Lapu-lapu City € Brief History

Mactan Island is the site of the famous “” where Lapulapu successfully repelled the Spanish invaders headed by . In this battle, Magellan met his untimely death on April 27, 1521. In the year 1690, the town of Opon was created. It was the first town in the island of Mactan and one of the most progressive town in the Province of Cebu. On June 17, 1961 the status of Opon was changed from a municipality to a chartered city under Republic Act No. 3134 signed into law by President Carlos P. Garcia. The new city was named Lapu-lapu as a tribute to the man whose valor, exemplary leadership and lofty ideals of nationalism made him the nation’s first hero. Lapulapu City’s has a population of about 292,530 (2007 census) .

€ Geography

Distance from Manila : 365 miles (1 hour travel) Distance from Cebu Island : 350 meters at the narrowest portion of the Mactan Channel accessible through the Mandaue-Mactan Bridge € Topography

The area is generally flat with slopes of 0-3%. There are no rivers or creeks in the island and is made up entirely of hard coral rock. Actually 40% of the total area is of rocky terrain. Loam soil, if any is scarce. The place is characterized by beautiful beaches on one side of the island and deep harbours along the coast facing Cebu.

€ Tourist Spots

Guitar Factories Magellan Monument White Sand Beaches Lapu-lapu City Parish Church Muelle Osmeña Olango Is. & islets (island hopping) Lapulapu Monument Olango Bird Sanctuary Mactan & Fernan Bridges

€ Major Infra Facilities

1) Mactan Cebu International Airport (MCIAA)

This is the country’s second international airport and the most important transport facility in the Visayas and Mindanao.

* Domestic Destinations : Serviced by Philippine Airlines (PAL), Air Philippines, Asian Spirit an & Seair * International Destinations : Serviced by PAL and other airlines. Direct flights to the following points are available.

* Narita, Japan * Kota Kinabalu * Bangkok * Hongkong * Kaohsiung, Taiwan * Doha, Qatar * * Kuala Lumpur * Pusan, Korea * Incheon, Korea * Taipei, Taiwan * Macau

€ Education Facilities

At present, Lapu-lapu City has 2 private-non sectarian schools and 1 state college satellite school. Most students go to Cebu City for their tertiary education

13 2010 -2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer € Health Facilities

Two public hospitals with 85 bed capacity and one private hospital. It has also a number of barangay health stations and private clinics within the city. It is also being served by the health facilities located in Cebu City due to its proximity

€ Tourist Spots

Lapu-lapu Monument, Magellan Monument, Muelle Osmeña, Birhen Sa Regla Church; MEPZ; Olango Wildlife Sanctuary (Olango Island), Hotels, Beach Resorts

Mandaue City € Brief History

The name was said to have been derived from “mantawi”, a kind of vine that abundantly grew in all parts of the town in the old days. This class of vine can rarely be found now, except in a few areas. The origin of Mandaue as a settlement or town, is as early as the origin of the city of Cebu. There are historical records to show that the town dates back to the days of discovery of the Islands by Magellan. Pigafetta, a famous Spanish historian, mentions Mandaue as one of the villages on the island of Cebu that was ruled by a chief called Apanoan. The Spanish conquistadores made it into a pueblo in 1839. In barangay Centro , before called Poblacion was constructed a landmark now called the Diocesan Shrine of St. Joseph. Constructed in 1601, it reached completion in 1611. This now house the very popular “Señor de Cena”. Barely a kilometer away is an ancient tower, the “Bantayan Sa Hari”. Made of big boulders and stones hundred of years ago.. This tower provided a good view for a guard to give advance warning to the people whenever suspicious vintas were sighted for the place have been a frequent victim of pillage and atrocities by moro bandits. As a community of Catholic believers , the St Joseph , the Worker Parish Church was built . Constructed in 1601 by the Jesuit priest , it was given a face-lifting in 1920 after being damaged by an earthquake - completed 1950. On June 21, 1969, the President of the Philippines, His Excellency President Ferdinand E. Marcos. Signed into law House Bill No. 18226 now known as the “Charter of Mandaue City”. Presidential Proclamation No. 586 designates August 30, 1969 as the date of the formal organization of the Government of the City of Mandaue.

€ Location

The locality is situated on the central coastal plains of the Province of Cebu. It is bounded by the Municipality of Consolacion to the North. The City of Cebu to the South and West and by the Mactan Channel to the East. Mandaue has an average elevation of land at 55 ft. above sea level.

€ Topography, Land Features and Land Use

Classified as a highly urbanized city with a total of 27 barangays. Mandaue’s territorial span includes 15% highlands, while the greater part of the city is the central plains comprising 65% of its land, 11 of its 27 barangays are distributed along its 5-kilometer shoreline. The city has a total land area of 3,487 hectares. Land utilization is summarized as follows: Residential ...... 872 hectares Commercial...... 242 hectares Industrial ...... 1,695 hectares Institutional ...... 60 hectares Parks/Open spaces ...... 120 hectares

14 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer € Tourist Attractions

Bantayan sa Hari Life-size statues of the Last Supper Furniture Industry Porcelain Industry Handicraft Industry Señor de Cena San Miguel Brewery Mactan-Mandaue Bridge Bridge Mantawi Festival

City of Naga

€ Brief History

Before the Spaniards came, Naga was already populous with settlers coming from as far as Bohol who was attracted by its rich fishing grounds, Another attraction was the tanbarks used for coloring clothes, fishing nets and even boats. The place where these tanbarks abound was fittingly called “Tinaan” ( a place for dyeing). Today, barangay Tinaan still exists. For easy management, the Spaniards formed the numerous settlers into one organizational unit headed by a . Having organized, the church next to be constructed for the needs of its parishioners. The parish and the town were created in 1829. Fr. Santos Marañon designed the church, which was built by Fr. Aguirre. Fr. Emilio Magaz on the other hand, initiated the work on the cemetery and convent. The latter being completed by Fr. Ros and Fr. Gonzales. The municipal tribunal was erected by Fr. Carbonnel and Aguirre. The settlements of Tinaan and Tuyan rivaled for the site of the church. To show impartiality, the Spanish priest and authorities agreed to construct the church on a place between the two contending villages. The fortunate area now the Poblacion of Naga. The name comes from the trees abundant in the place- the narra. It is called “naga” in Cebuano. The church is made with hard wood with the parishioners providing free labor. The first Spanish priest was Rev . Fr. Anastacio del Corro. Glicerio Canonigo was the first head of Naga’s civil government with the title of . In the revolution of 1896, Glicerio Canonigo turned rebel leading his constituents against the Spaniards because they were forced to pay P200 each to be used to quench the revolution of their fellow . Marcelo dela Cerna was his Captain of the Guards. After the revolution, when the civil govenment was reestablished by the American authorities, Juan Mercado was its first president. Victor Bartido was the first municipal president during the American regime. During the Spanish regime, the galleons got their coal from the mines of Doña Margarita Roxas situated in Barrio Alfavo and surrounding sites. The first cement factory was installed in Naga, whose product was the first cement used in the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California.

€ Geographical Location & Other Facts

The city of Naga is located along the southern coast of the island of Cebu and is approximately 21 kilometers away from Cebu City. It has a total land area of 10,201.8383 hectares. Naga registers a total population of 95,163 as of Year 2007. The city has twenty eight barangays, ten of which are located along coastal areas. It is bounded on from the north by Barangay Tungha-an of Minglanilla from the south by Barangay Pitalo of San Fernando from the east by Bohol Strait and from the west by Barangay Cantabaco of Toledo City. Naga is one of the oldest town in the Province of Cebu. It became a town in June 12, 1829. The municipality of Naga was converted to a city after a successful plebiscite on September 2, 2007. Its Charter Day is September 5.

15 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Talisay City

€ Brief History

Talisay was formerly an estate of the Augustinians in 1648. The town had no church of its own and they had to go to San Nicolas for baptisms, weddings and burial rites. It became separated from San Nicolas by virtue of Royal Decree of August 16, 1856. The name Talisay is a shortened word of the Visayan word “magtalisay”, the name of a tree which abounded in and around the town proper. Talisay attained the status of charter city on the 22nd of November, 2000, when President Joseph Ejercito Estrada signed into law Republic Act 8979, otherwise known as the Charter of the City of Talisay. R.A.8979 was ratified in a plebiscite conducted by the Municipality of Talisay on December 30, 2000.

€ Geographical Location

The municipality of Talisay is on the coast of Cebu Province and is the first town located twelve kilometers Southeast of Cebu City. It is bounded on the north by Barangay Camp 7 of Toledo City, on the south by the Municipality of Minglanilla, Cebu, and on the east by Bohol Strait. The municipality is made up of 22 barangays namely: Biasong, Camp 4, Camp 6, Candulawan, , Dumlog, Jaclupan, , Lawaan I, Lawaan II, Lawaan III, Linao, , Mohon, Poblacion, Pooc, San Isidro, San Roque, Tabunoc, Tangke and Tapul.

€ Topography/Slope, Land Classification

The average elevation of the town is 25 ft. or 7 meters above sea level and the highest point is approximately 300 m. from sea level.

No. of Barangays : 22 Total Land Area (Cadastral Survey) : 8,645 has. Land classification as : Arable Land: 1,217,376 has. Residential Land: 3,110.40 has. Commercial Land: 129.60 has. Industrial Land: 72.576 has.

Toledo City

€ Brief History

Toledo was originally known as “Hinulawan” which derives its name from the Hinulawan river running across the municipality. It was rename Toledo, during its establishment as a new town- borrowing the name from a province of Spain. One of the earliest recorded history of Toledo, the “Estadismo” of Fr. Joaquin de Zuniga, reported that Toledo had already a settled community of a little over 500 inhabitants as early as 1800. When the first Philippine Republic was formed under President , Toledo was converted into a district of Cebu province and governed by a “Junta Popular”. Following the colonization of the archipelago (1896-1946), Toledo became a full-pledged municipality when Governor Francis Burton Harrison signed Act. No. 119 on December 19, 1919. Toledo saw a few changes during the first 40 years of its independent existence as a municipality. Real growth

16 2010 -2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer and changes came into Toledo in the 1950’s after Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corporation (ACMDC, one of the biggest copper mines in the world, started the development of a large porphyry copper ore in Barrio Andres Soriano, located nearly sixteen kilometers from the town’s poblacion. On June 19, 1960, Toledo attained the status of a chartered city by virtue of Republic Act No. 2688, authored by the late Rep. Manuel Zosa of the 6th District of Cebu. Toledo is classified as a second class city.

€ Physical Features - Location

Toledo City is situated on the central west coast of the elongated island province of Cebu. It is directly opposite San Carlos City of Negros Occidental, 25 nautical miles away across the Tañon Strait. It is bounded by the coastal towns of Pinamungajan located ten kilometers to the South and Balamban 13.9 kilometers to the North. It also shares a common boundary with the cities of Cebu, Naga and Talisay and the municipality of Minglanilla, all of which are located on the eastern and southern coasts of the island.

€ Land Forms, Topography and Geology

The terrain of Toledo City is characterized by narrow coastal plains that give way abruptly to a few rolling hills and rugged mountain ranges and slopes. Roughly twenty square kilometers (2,000 hectares) along the coastline have an elevation of less than forty meters above sea level. The poblacion is located in the middle of this strip, which stretches some fifteen kilometers along the coastline and one to three kilometers inland. There are fairly level and rolling plateaus and valleys comprising some fifty square kilometers spread throughout the interior. The highest mountain peak is 700 meters above sea level and is located to the northeast of the poblacion. Toledo’s mountain crusts are of volcanic origin formed millions of years ago during the glacial age.

€ Infrastructure and Utilities

* The entire road network of Toledo City has a total length of 99.08 kms. of national road and 62.54 kms. of city road/street.

* There are three operational ports in Toledo. One is owned by Atlas Mines while the other is a public port facility owned by the city government.

* Toledo has two airstrips located at the Barangay Don Andres Soriano and Sangi. Both are owned and maintained by the Atlas Mines.

* Toledo City has 1 primary hospital (Toledo District Hospital) with a 25-bed capacity, 1 community hospital (andress Soriano Medical Center) with a 30-bed capacity , and 13 private clinics operating in the city.

* The city also has 44 public elementary schools, 12 national high schools, 2 private elementary and pre- elementary schools, 1 private tertiary school and 1 vocational school located in the city.

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UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS, P. Del Rosario St., Cebu City - The oldest school in the country established in 1565. This was formerly called established by the Jesuits.

CAPITOL BUILDING, Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City - The seat of the Provincial government, is of pre-war vintage and has the undulating mountains of Cebu for its background. Majestic and imposing, its high dome can be seen along Osmeña Boulevard. A replica of the United States’ White House. One of the many beautiful capitol buildings in the country, constructed in 1937 under the administration of Governor .

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1234567890123456789012345678901212345678901234567890123456789012Bishop of Cebu - Juan Gorordo (1862-1934). A tour 1

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FORT SAN PEDRO NATIONAL MUSEUM, Legaspi Ext., Cebu City ; Tel. No. 256-2284 - Artifacts taken from the old Spanish Galleon known as SAN DIEGO within the deep sea of Fortune Island off the coast of Nasugbo, Batangas are on display in this centuries-old Fort. Artifacts excavated within Forts San Pedro’s premises are also on displayed. The Museum used to house the offices of the Department of Tourism and the Philippine Tourism Authority. The artifacts on display include Ming porcelain pieces of all sizes, coins, lockets, fragments, cannons and helmets. Well-kept flower beds, cannons, lush vegetation, and neat walkways align its interiors along with a canteen and a museum. Open from 8AM - 7PM daily. Entrance fee is P21 for adults (7 yrs. & above) and P12.22 for children below 7 yrs..

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JULIAN JUMALON’S BUTTERFLY SANCTUARY AND ART GALLERY, 20-D Macopa St., Basak, Pardo, Cebu City ; Tel. No. : 261-6884 – The country’s oldest butterfly collection and Butterfly Sanctuary with live immature and adult stages of local butterflies in their natural settings. It also houses the Lepido Mosaic Art collection, so called because it utilizes butterfly wings as its medium. Beautiful and intricate samples of these artworks can be seen at the PROF. JULIAN JAMALON residence. No Admission fee.

SALA PIANO MUSEUM, 415 Gorordo Avenue, Lahug, Cebu City ; Tel. No. (63-32) 231-1341 - Houses the Ingrid Sala Sta. Maria Miniature Piano Collection donated to the family foundation in January 1990. A unique collection of hundreds of pianos of varying sizes and shapes. Venue to classical concerts and houses a music foundation. Open from 9:00 am to 12:00 nn, afternoons by appointment.

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BASILICA DEL STO. NIÑO MUSEUM, Basement Pilgrim’s Center, Basilica del Sto. Niño, Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City; tel. no. (63-32) 255-6697 up to 99 local 602 / 253-1601 (local 111) - The Museum was first established in the year 1965 by Fr. Ambrosio “Boy” J. Galindez, OSA, mainly for the purpose of the commemoration of the fourth centennial celebration of the Christianization in the Philippines. It was formerly located at the Basilica del Sto. Niño Minore. Vestments and assorted offerings for Sr. Sto. Niño are displayed in a certain room at the convent. At present, the museum is located at the basement of the Pilgrim Center of the Basilica del Sto. Niño. It was installed after the construction of the Pilgrim Center was done in the year 1995. Due to the increase of collections and donations the Agustinian community decided/looked for a spacious area to accommodate the visitors and viewers. The main object of the museum is to make aware of the origin, circumstances and events related to the formal Christianization of the Philippines. Entrance fee for Adult - P10.00; Senior Citizen, Student, Children - P 5.00; Open Tuesday to Sunday, 8:00 AM to 4:45 PM (with 11:45 AM to 1:30 PM as noon-break).

UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS MUSEUM, P. Del Rosario St., Cebu City ; Tel. No. (63-32) 253-1000 local 191. The University of San Carlos Museum was founded in 1967 by the late German, Fr. Rudolph Rahmann. The Museum is composed of four galleries; (1) the Spanish Colonial Gallery, (2) the Ethnographic Gallery, (3) the Archaelogical Gallery and, (4) the Natural Science Gallery. Ethnographic materials from the Buhid Hangyans of Mindoro which was first collected in 1953 by Dr. Marcelino Maceda and consequently was followed by a field collection of both Dr. Marcelino Maceda and Fr. Rudolph Rahmann, SVD, on the material culture of the Negritos of Antique, Panay and Mamanuas of Surigao in 1954. Displayed materials have increased in time as a result of field work of other cultural anthropologists while some have been bought. Archaeological finds were the results of the studies headed by Dr. Marcelino Maceda on the Kulaman Plateau burial urns in 1963; items from diggings in Fort San Pedro, Cebu and from studies headed by Dr. Rosa C.P. Tenazas on imported wares from Pila, Laguna in 1968 and earthenware burial goods from Magsuhot, Bacong Negros Oriental in 1974. The materials from Spanish Colonial gallery were mostly collected by Fr. Pieter Jan Raats in 1965 and from Dr. Rosa C.P. Tenazas in Argao. Department.Admission fee is PHP 10.00 for students and P 30 for adults; open Monday thru Friday from 8:30 am to 12:00 nn and 1:30pm to 5:30 pm; Saturday from 8:30 am to 12:00 nn only.

RIZAL MUSEUM AND LIBRARY, Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City - Located within Cebu City Library along Osmeña Boulevard showcases a collection of antiques donated by famous and rich Cebuano families. Also on display are collection of artworks of the Cebuano painters and artists. Its upper floor is utilized as a performing arts hall for concert and theatre productions by Cebu talents. On the ground floor is the Rizal Memorial Library which keeps some important books on Cebuano history and culture.

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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN PHILIPINES MUSEUM, Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City ; - Contains the memorabilia of Dr. Jose Rizal given by his sister to the University of Southern Philippines Museum. Doña Rizal, sister of the national hero and who happened to be a close kin of one of the officials in this univeristy, donated the relics of Dr. Jose Rizal. The Museum includes, among other things, a set of eye instruments used by the hero; paintings; his writings; alcohol lamp and several letters to him, to his esteem and colleagues; dozens of articles and clippings about Rizal and his immediate family; Rizal’s busts done by local prominent sculptors; photostatic copies of the figure of Josephine Brachen to his sister-in-law, Josepha on May 18, 1897; printed form copies of Rizal’s famous novels El Filibusterismo and Noli- Me Tangere. Half the Museum also contains collection of shells, sponges and corals; Philippine rocks and minerals; old books and pamphlets; engraved carvings; foreign coins; miniature models of the evolution of Filipina Dress; Oriental kitchen utensils; paintings of historical places; and , zoological and botanical collection .

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ARGAO/LANTOY NATIONAL PARK - Argao, Cebu City - Going to Mt. Lantoy, Argao’s second highest peak (1,945 ft. or 593 meters), involves many exciting and challenging activities, including the Usmad River trekking, a visit to Bugasok Falls, and of course conquering one’s fear and getting inside the Balay sa Agta Caves. For more information on tours & related inquires, please contact telephone nos: (63-32) 367-7234 / 367-7111 or visit website: www.argaotourism.com

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123456789012345678901234567890121234567890123456789012345678901Olango as a major refueling station as well as a 2

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PHU-SIAN TEMPLE - [Beverly Hills, Cebu City; Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-6833 / 254-6848]A Buddhist Temple, the third Chinese temple on Beverly Hills, it is located at the lower level of the road leading to the Taoist Temple.

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TAGBO Poro, Camotes Island (January 16) - Commemorates the coming together of two tribes, the Tag- and the Mactang tribes, to fight against one common enemy, the Moro Pirates. Initially the two tribes were to meet in battle after the Macatang Tribe refused to unite with the other Christian tribes following an order from the Spanish . After the mediation of Panganuron, a friendly giant of a man, they decided to finally unite together. This became the foundation of the town of Poro as the united tribe settled in the area where peace and unity was achieved.

SILMUGI - Borbon, Cebu (January 20) - ‘Silmogi’ is an old name of the town of Borbon and the festival is in honor of its patron saint for the bountiful harvest. The street dancing which is one of the highlights is participated in by the different barangays.

GOVERNOR’S CUP (2009) - Cebu Boardwalk, Mandaue City (2nd week of February) - Organized by the Cebu Equine Owners, Breeders and Sportsmen Association (CEOBSA), the Kabayo festival is supported by the DOT. The festival promotes sports tourism, ecotourism and agri-industrial tourism awareness in the country. The highlights include the parade of horses, horse racing competition and the best decorated ‘tartanillas’ or horse drawn carriages and features a bazaar and flea market.

BOD-BOD KABOG- Catmon, Cebu (February 10) -The town of Catmon is famous for its tasty ‘bodbod’ and thus the focus of this festival. The street dancing competition participated by the different barangays has for its dance move- ments, the movement of making the bodbod with the costumes in bodbod concept.

SAROK - Consolacion, Cebu (February 14) - The festival is part of the town’s commemorate of their founding anniversary. It is a mardi-gras parade & street dancing along the main thoroughfares with participants using a creative design of ‘sarok’, a native hat used by the farmers to protect from the heat of the sun. The ‘sarok’ has a circular form that correlates the essence of cooperation where every individual is working for the benefit of the whole constituency. It is one of the livelihood products of the town since 1920.

UTANON FESTIVAL - Dalaquete, Cebu (2nd week of February, before the 9th or 10th day of the month) - A thanksgiving celebration in honor of San Guillermo. The Utanon Festival as the highlight is a festivity of good harvest through dance and music as Dalaguete town is considered as the vegetable basket and music capital of Cebu Province.

CEBU X INTERNATIONAL FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS EXHIBITION - Cebu City (March) - Cebu X promotes Cebu as the Design Destination in Asia. It is an exhibition scheduled annually by the end of February showcasing Asia’s best furniture designs expertly executed by master craftsmen.

30 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer MT. MANUNGGAL TREK, Balamban, Cebu - An annual mountain trek held within the 3rd weekend of March, in memory of the late President whose plane (named the Mt. Pinatubo) crashed in Mt. Manunggal on March 17, 1957.

VISMIN-TRAVEL & LIFESTYLE SHOW - SM Cebu Trade Hall, Cebu City (March 6-8, 2009) -This international Visayas-Mindanao Travel, Tours, Leisure and Lifestyle Exposition and Conference, is a festive capsulized presentation of the different tourism attractions, destinations and facilities, tour activities, mode of transportation and information in the Visayas and Mindanao clusters, showcasing its respective unique historical and cultural assets as well as in helping create awareness and promoting various tourist destinations found in the VIS-MIN region. It will in turn provide a forum for domestic visitors wishing to meet clients to generate immediate business transactions.

HINATDAN FESTIVAL - , Cebu (2nd week of March) - Hinatdan Festival got its name from the former name of the town of Ginatilan. A former barrio pf the Municipality of Samboan, Ginatilan’s former name was such (Hinatdan) because the priest from the other town always had to bring things needed in the celebration of the mass. Now a booming town, Hinatdan Festival is a celebration of life and of the town’s bountiful harvest under the graces of their patron, San Gregorio Magno.

SOLI-SOLI FESTIVAL , San Francisco, Camotes Island (March 18th) - Named after the soli-soli plant which abounds around Lake Danao, used for mat weaving, bags, hat and other crafts, its freestyle street dancing competition uses soli- soli plant as its dominant material. The festival adds color to the feast of St. Joseph the worker

TOSTADOS - Santander, Cebu (3rd Sunday of April) - The festival focuses on the town’s famous delicacy the ‘tostado’. The street dancing which is the highlight of the festivity uses the different movements of making a tostado in the dance participated in by the different barangays.

PASKO SA KASAKIT (SEMANA SANTA SA BANTAYAN) - Bantayan Island(Holy Thursday & Good Friday) - A unique mixture of solemn religious rites and local celebration highlights the Holy Week activities in Bantayan Island. The normally quiet island is visited by relatives and friends of the residents, as well as tourists to experience the scenic rites and cool off the summer heat in the beautiful white sandy beaches and clear tropical water.

SUGAT-KABANHAWAN - Minglanilla, Cebu (Easter Sunday) -Showcases the “Sugat” in which the town is known for many years since. This street dancing depicts the joys felt by the believers when Christ resurrected. The celebration is grander since it will be followed by a day long games and entertainment that highlights the endownment of Minglanilla’s history, trade and arts.

TUBOD FESTIVAL - Tuburan, Cebu (June 13) - A form of public thanksgiving for all the blessings and graces that Tuburanons have received from God through the intercession of St. Anthony of Padua and for giving them a place so rich in natural resources , specifically natural springs.

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31 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer PAMUHUAN FESTIVAL - Pinamungajan (May 4) - As the largest producer of coconut and bangus in Cebu, Pinamungajan celebrates their bountiful harvest in the Pamuhuan Festival. It is also a time to celebrate the fame brought to the town by its sons and daughters.

SANTACRUZAN - Region-wide (Second week of May) - Catch a colorful parade of celebrities and society personalities dressed in Filipiniana-inspired gowns by famous designers. By tradition, the Reyna Elena as major sponsor of the celebration leads the parade of “princesses” to culminate a nine-day period of prayers to the Virgin Mary. This festival grew out of catholic

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CEBU BUSINESS MONTH - Cebu (whole month of June) - The annual Cebu Business Month showcases a series of exhibits, trade fairs, sporting events, confer- ences, fellowships, and cultural presentations spread out over approximately six weeks of fun, frenzy and frolic. CBM capitalizes on the promotion of the key branches such as tourism, information technology and sports tour- ism with firm support from the government and busi- ness sector.

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32 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer PINTOS FESTIVAL - Bogo City, Cebu (June 16) - ‘Kuyayang” is a courtship dance of the Bogohanons that is staged before the community during fiestas. Its movement is likened to an insect called ‘kuyayang sa tubig’ which thrives on water that sprawl around the roots of a waterlily. This street mardi gras as a cultural tourism festival of Bogo manifests the cultural heritage of the town and serves as an avenue for cultural conservancy of the city.

CAMOTES CASSAVA FESTIVAL, Tudela, Camotes Island ( 2nd week of June)- A yearly celebration of a bountiful harvest. A time where farmers display their various cassava-based products, share their varied technical experiences in producing and processing cassava products. Among the activities are the Best Booth Contest, Poster making contest, search for new cassava food products, cultural night and the search for Miss Camotes Tourism.

ANI-ANIHAN FESTIVAL, Tabuelan, Cebu( June 24)- A festival hat honors the infant Jesus for the abundant resources given to the town of Tabuelan. The dance and the beat are the expression of the town’s gratitude for the blessings given for its reverence for divine intervention.

PALAWOD - Bantayan, Bantayan Island, (Movable, June 29) - Palawod is the fishermen’s daily toil, their means of livelihood, their life and pride. The street dancing festival captures and preserves the unique traditional fishing rituals inherent to the island. It is the Bantayanons’ way of depicting their life through dance, music and the visual arts.

HALADAYA - Daan Bantayan, Cebu (August 30)- Haladaya means “Halad kang Datu Daya”, the leader of the first Malayan settlers in Daan Bantayan. Highlights include fluvial parade where patron saints of the different barangays will be placed in a decorated bancas and paraded in the sea; Puto festival is a cooking competition where the community shows the heroism of Datu Daya and the celebration of victory, life and good harvest.

BAHANDI - Alcantara, Cebu (August 28) - A streetdancing, celebrated during the town’s fiesta honoring the town’s patron saint Snr. San Augustine. The dance expresses the town people’s joy for the BAHANDI (treasure from the environment)that were given to the municipality.

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33 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer KINSAN, Aloguinsan (2nd Saturday or Sunday of June) - “kinsan” is the name of the fish that abounds in the town’s coastal area every June. It is a relatively big fish, with a foot-long kinsan, weighing about three kilos. It grows bigger and can weigh as much as ten kilos. The fish is a town favorite since it is particularly delicious especially in local dishes such as tinola, frying and kinilaw. Some of the highlights of the festival are the agro-trade fair and exihibit, where local barangays display handicraft products of the place like baskets and mats, street dancing and ritual grand presentation.

BANIG FESTIVAL - Badian, Cebu (July 19) - The festival is Badian’s way of celebrating one of its premiere cottage industries, the banig. Banig from badian is made from pandan, which are sheered and then weaved into mats, bags and other prodfucts. The festival also celebrates the life of Badianganons, as its mat weaving craftsmanship comes into center stage every year.

PANAGSOGOD FESTIVAL- Sogod, Cebu (July 25)- “Sogod” is an old Cebuano/Visayan meaning start or begining. Panagsogod Festival traces back the roots of the Municipality of Sogod where the white and black sands in the area provided early settlers a productive livelyhood. This lead them to proclaim that the area provided them with the “start” that they needed for the development of their community and their municipality.

KAUMAHAN - Barili, Cebu (July 26) - A festival of revelry where merrymaking and showcasing of Barili’s agricultural products takes center stage . The festival came from the Bisayan word “kaumahan” where people tilling the field, plant and harvesting products meet. This gathering of people gives rise to the town’s agricultural and economic develop- ment.

BAHANDI FESTIVAL - Alcantara, Cebu (August 28) - A street-dancing celebrated during the town’s fiesta honoring the town’s patron saint, Señor San Augustine. The dance expresses the town’s people joy for the Bahandi (Treasure from the environment) that were given to the municipality.

SINAMAY FESTIVAL - Carmen, Cebu (August 27) - the festival is Carmen’s way of celebrating one of its premiere cottage industries, the Sinamay. sinamay is the generic name of woven abaca fabric made from the stripped fiber of the abaca plant. It has a local name of “ugpak”. The festival celebrates the many economic benefits being ripped by the people of Carmen through the sinamay.

SILOY - Alcoy, Cebu (Last Saturday of August) - The festival promotes the Mag-abo forest with its famous Black Shama or Siloy, the town’s scenic white sand beaches and dive spots and in honor of the town’s patroness Saint Rose of Lima.

KARANSA - Danao City (3rd Sunday of September) - Karansa is a dance expressing one’s joy and happiness performed in 4 basic steps: the kiay, karag, kurug and kurahay that jibes with the Karansa official beat. It is celebrated during the city’s annual town fiesta in honor of Sto. Tomas de Villanueva. Among the highlights is a street dancing and showdown competition with the performers dressed in colorful vibrant costumes.

KABUHIAN - Ronda, Cebu (3rd Sunday of September) - The festival is in celebration of the town’s annual fiesta. Featured activities include a trade fair, livelihood forum and a street dancing competition participated in by the different barangays with the dance movement depicting the various livelihood program of the town.

PASIGARBO SA SUGBO - Cebu City, Cebu (before August 6) - In celebration of the province’s founding day, the Cebu Provincial Government stages this event where the best of what Cebu can offer is showcased. From world-class furniture and handicrafts, to the different delicacies that Cebu is well known for, this event showcases the talent and diversity of the Cebuanos to the world. The event is capped with the presentation of the different festivals in Cebu and fireworks.

34 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer SINANGGIYAW FESTIVAL, (Oct. 4) - The name Sinanggi-yaw is taken from two old Cebuano words, Sinanggi meaning abundance of harvested agricultural products of our farmers and sayaw meaning dance. Through street dancing and field presentation, perfomers shall dance merrily bringing all the Sinanggi-performance is focused on three aspects: planting, harvesting and thanksgiving.

INASAL (HALAD) FESTIVAL, Talisay City ( Oct. 14-15)- A showcase of the city’s historical heritage and identity promoting the city as an aqua and tourist hub, through street dancing as a thanksgiving offering for the blessing received through the intercession of the city patroness’ Sta. Teresa de Avila, sportfest, parade of the great personages as higantes, food festival featuring the famous “INASAL” or . Talisay City’s roast pig it being the undisputable best- golden brown, crackling crispy skin, tasty meat from secret stuffed herbs .

KABKABAN FESTIVAL , Carcar City, Cebu (November 25) - The festival is not just a religious fanfare in honor of the town’s patroness, St. Catherine of Alexandria, but a cultural catalogue of the town’s historical periods and industry like shoemaking, as well as their arts that is showcased through streetdancing and parade. The festival is derived from Carcar’s old name, kabkab, a kind of fern.

SADSAD - Oslob (December 8) - In celebration of the town’s annual fiesta, sadsad’ is a form of merrymaking and thanksgiving for the blessings received for the past year from the town’s patroness, the Immaculate Conception.

TAG-ANITOHAN FESTIVAL, Tudela, Camotes Island (Dec. 8th - 9th) - The festival is a streetdancing and ritual contest participated by the community. It is history retold of the richness of the town’s origin from immortals to the time of Christianization unitl it was separated from its mother town of Poro in the year 1911. Tudela is a fabled place once known as “tag-anito” derived from the practice by its inhabitants of worshipping or spirits. The festival likewise feature mascots of the famous “Mandayang” known for his “anting-anting”, a native defender against invading “moro warriors”. The streetdancing is composed of the general mortal dance, the immortal dance and the great celebration.

FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS, City of Naga, Cebu (whole month of December & January of the following year)- The festival of lights means the installation of miniature lights to trees, plants and structures in and around the municipal park to add more color and spirit of the Filipino traditional Christmas celebration. Holy procession of the image of the Immaculate Concepcion will pass infront of the Municipal Hall Building where a ceremony is held. It stops for a few minutes for a relevant message from the Mayor and the Parish Priest, with a short program, followed by a formal switch-on of lights, held every 8th of December at 6 pm that is simultaneously highlighted by Christmas music and fireworks display. There are also the annual competition of the Daygon and Parol that the community awaits yearly.

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35 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TOURIST FACILITIES

Hotels/Tourist Inn/Apartels/Motels/Pension House Note: Rates are subject to change without prior notice

Cebu City, Cordova, telephone, high speed internet access and full stocked Lapu-lapu City, Mandaue City mini-bar. Luxurious spa and full service health club; Free- form Swimming pool; Marina; Outdoor tennis court; Aqua MÖVENPICK RESORT & SPA CEBU (formerly Hilton Cebu sports; Diving facilities; Business center; Kidz Paradize Resort & Spa (Children’s playroom); Meeting and banquet facilities; (246 rooms) DeLuxe Vanilla Beach Cafe; The Spa; Manny O’s (marina cafe/ Punta Engaño, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) bar); Pink Lobby Lounge & Cafe; Seas Restaurant; Tel. no.: (63-32) 492-7777 Sapphire Bar (pool and beach bar); Data port for internet Fax nos.: (63-32) 492-7725 / 492-7704 access; In-room safety deposit box; Sightseeing, E-mail: [email protected] limousine & car-rentals; Games room Website: www.hilton.com/worldwideresorts Gen. Manager: Klaus Graesslin

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE IMPERIAL PALACE WATERPARK RESORT & SPA (556 rooms) Deluxe Class Deluxe Room (single/double) P 8,800 M.L. Quezon Highway, Brgy. Maribago, Lapu-lapu Deluxe Plus (single/double) P10,000 City(Mactan Island) Executive Room (single/double) P10,800 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 494-5000 / 236-1367 / 495-2517 1 Bedroom SPA Suite (single/double) P11,300 Fax no.: (63-32) 494-5100 1-Bedroom Exec Spa Suite (single/double) P12,100 General Manager: Simon Yang 2-Bedroom Spa Suite (single/double) P14,800 2-Bedroom Exec Spa Suite (single/double) P18,200 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Presidential Suite (single/double) P75,500 Week days Weekends (Mon to Fri) (Sat to sun)& Holidays * The above rates are room-only on per night basis. * The above rates are subject to taxes and service Deluxe: Garden View P 7,000 nett P 7,888 nett charge room per night. Ocean View P 8,000 nett P 8,888 nett * The above rates are based on the highest demand Mactan Suite: Garden View P10,000 nett P10,888 nett level. Ocean View P11,000 nett P11,888 nett * Group rates are negotiated and contracted and are Cebu Suite: Garden View P15,000 nett P15,888 nett not publicly published. Ocean View P16,000 nett P16,888 nett

Facilities: * Extra person charge and extra bed is at P 2,000 nett inclusive of Buffet breakfast. All rooms are airconditioned and features private balconies, Cable TV, in-room video games, IDD

36 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer * Additional Buffet Breakfast for children 12 years old Executive Suite P14,588 and below is P 525+++ and P1,050+++ for 13 years and Bridal Suite P18,000 above. Marco Polo Suite P 31,000 * Credit card guarantee is required upon reservation and cancellation policy will apply Extra bed(w/ breakfast) P 1,500 * Above rates is subject to 10% service charge, and prevailing gov’t tax. Facilities: Facilities: Rooms: Large bathroom with separate bath & shower, Multiline telephone & broadband internet Restaurant (144 cap); Lobby lounge (79 cap.); connection, National & International Direct Dialing phone convention banquet; Pool bar (60 cap.); Business center; connection, HD TV with DVD & CD player, Personal safety Mobile phone on loan; Transportation desk; Medical clinic; deposit box, fully stocked mini-bar & ref. Tour & travel desk; 24-hr. room service; WiFi; ATM; Ballroom & Function rooms; Restaurants [Familia Swimming pool; Tennis court; Health club; Mountain bikes Buffet, Cafe Amiga, Cheon San (Chinese), Maru (Korean), for rent; Jogging route; Cable TV; Voice mail & IDD phones; Belami (Karaoke), Delmar (Lobby Lounge), Coral Meeting & conference facilities( Grand Ballroom & 12 (seafood), Aqus (Pool & Island Bar)]; Swimming pools; multi-function room totaling 2445 sq. mts) Fitness & Wellness facilities; Business center; Laundry & dry cleaning; Airport limousine & car rental service

PLANTATION BAY (250 rooms) De Luxe Class MARCO POLO PLAZA-CEBU Marigondon, Mactan Island, Cebu (formerly Cebu Plaza Hotel ) Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-5900 (334 rooms) Deluxe sales: 340-5987 Veteran’s Drive, Nivel Hills, Lahug, Cebu City Rsvns: 340-5986 Tel. nos. : (63-32) 417-2978; 253-1111 Fax nos.: (63-32) 340-5988 (Front Office) Fax nos. : (63-32) 417-2980; 253-8910 Rsvns : 340-9921 234-8188 E-mails: [email protected] (for reservations) E-mail : [email protected] [email protected] (for sales) Website : www.marcopolohotels.com Home page: www.plantationbay.com General Manager: Mr. Johannes R. Hauri Gen. Manager: Mr. Efren P. Belarmino

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Deluxe Mountain View: Lagoon view (beach & lagoon view): Single P 4,000 Non-peak period US$ 170++ Double P 4,500 Peak period US$ 220++ Deluxe Sea View: Lagoon side (5-10 secs. from the water): Single P 4,500 Non-peak period US$ 190++ Double P 5,000 Peak period US$ 240++ Grand Deluxe Mountain View: Water’s Edge (0-2 secs. from the water): Single P 4,500 Non-peak period US$ 210++ Double P 5,000 Peak period US$ 260++ Grand Deluxe Sea View: Poolside Room (5-10 secs. from the water): Single P 5,000 Non-peak period US$ 150++ Double P 5,500 Peak period US$ 200++ Continental Club: Club room (sleeps 4-8, $20 for 5th person onward): Continental Club Mountain View: Non-peak period US$ 150++ Single P 5,500 Peak period US$ 200++ Double P 6,500 Club room with Loft: Continental Club Sea View: Non-peak period US$ 190++ Single P 6,000 Peak period US$ 240++ Double P 7,000 One Bedroom Suite: Suite Rooms: Non-peak period US$ 250 ++ Junior Suite P 8,500 Peak Period US$ 300 ++

37 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Two Bedroom Suite: Deluxe Room (Twin) P 6,200 Non-peak period US$ 380 ++ Deluxe Room (single w/ breakfast) P 6,200 Peak period US$ 480 ++ Deluxe Room (Twin w/ breakfast) P 6,700 Riverboat Suite(2-Br suite over rushing water):: Non-peak period US$ 430 ++ Business Class Deluxe Room P 7,200 Peak Period US$ 530 ++ Penthouse Suite (2 BR suite, commanding view) Business Class Superior Room P 9,200 Non-peak period US$ 450 ++ Peak period US$ 550 ++ Business Class Premier Room P12,200 Quantum Villa: Non-peak period US$ 700++ Executive Suite (single) P15,700 Peak Period US$ 800++ Executive Suite (twin) P16,200 Spa Indulgence Room: Non-peak period US$ 190++ Deluxe Suite (single) P18,700 Peak Period US$ 240++ Executive Suite (twin) P19,200

* Discounts for stays of 6 nights or more. Presidential Suite (single) P33,700 Presidential Suite (twin) P34,200 * Peak period dates will apply on the following dates: Easter Holiday - 21-24 April, 2011 Note: Business Class to Suites are already inclusive of Japan Obon - 13-16 August 2011 buffet breakfast for 2 persons and an access to our Christmas/New Year - 26 Dec.2007 - 01 Jan 2012 Radisson Club Lounge

* All major credit cards are honored. Facilities:

Facilities: Dining facilities - Feria (Asian, Japanese and cold seafood, International Mediterranean and dessert), The Luxurious marble bathrooms with all modern Lobby (lounge and cocktail bar), The Pool (poolside bar); amenities, cable television with an in-house movie Meeting and banquet facilities - Meeting Plaza, Event channel, IDD telephone with bathroom extension, fully Plaza, Santa Maria Grand Ballroom (seats 1,200 guests), stocked minibar, individual electronic room sales, Nina Ballroom (600 guest), and 10 meeting rooms ( San individual air-conditioning with thermostat control, Tea and Antonio, San Martin 1,2 &3, San Lucas, San Cristobal 1 & coffee making facilities; Cruises on Plantation Bay’s 2, San Pablo, San Pedro , santiago) ; Business Centre; private twin-deck yacht; 1600 sq. m. freshwater pool with Swimming pool; fitness centre; Blue Spa; Radisson blu 8 built-in whirlpools; Extensive saltwater swimming lagoon; Club lounge; Free high-speed Internet; laundry waterfalls with bathing pools and two giant slides; Coral wall and cave scuba diving right offshore; Extensive choice of water sports including skiing and jet-skis; Windsurfing; parasailing and hobie cats; 2 tennis courts with night SHANGRI-LA’S MACTAN RESORT & SPA lighting; gym and fitness center; Beauty salon massage; (547 rooms) De Luxe Class Billiards,pinball, and tabletop soccer hockey; Rod and Punta Engaño Road, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) reel fishing; Mogambo Springs (Spa); Firing range; Wall Tel. no. : (63-32) 231-0288 climbing; flower shop; Four restaurants (Palermo, Fax no. : (63-32) 231-1688 Kilimanjaro, Fiji and Savannah Grill) Website : www.shangri-la.com E-mail : [email protected] [email protected] General Manager : Mr. Joachim Schutte RADISSON BLU HOTEL CEBU (400 rooms) De Luxe Class TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Serging Osmena Blvd. cor. Ave., Cebu City Single Double Tel. nos.: (63-32) 402-9900 / 505-1700 Fax nos.: (63-32) 402-9999 Superior Garden View Php 8,500++ Php10,500++ E-mails: [email protected] Deluxe Sea View Php10,500++ Php12,500++ Home page: www.radissonblu.com/hotel-cebu Premiere Garden View Php 9,500++ Php11,500++ Gen. Manager: Mr. grant James Gaskin Premiere Sea View Php11,500++ Php13,500++ Ocean Club Php13,500++ Php15,500++ TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Deluxe Family Room Php12,500++ Php14,500++

Deluxe Room (single) P 5,700

38 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Suite Rooms: Executive Suite Php15,500++ Php17,500++ (Club Rooms & restaurant outlets), 21” Cable TV w/ remote Panorama Suite Php27,000++ Php29,000++ control, 24-hr rooms service, Daily local newspaper upon Shangri-la’s Suite Php60,000++ Php60,000++ request, Complimentary use of Aqua Fresh Pool, Power Presidential Suite Php95,000++ Php95,000++ gym, 1 hr.use of the Snooze Lounge (first come first serve) and safety deposit box at the front desk; Foreign * Rates are subject to service charge, VAT and local Exchange government tax. Food & beverage outlets: Wang Shan Lo (Chinese on the 20th level), Mr. Grill (oudoor barbeque Facilities: w/ live acoustic musicon the 21st level), The Peak Restobar (Restobar & Discotheque on the 23rd level), Guest rooms: voicemail message & wake-up call Night Talk Bar & Lounge (22nd level), Kotie (Japanese service, laundry and valet service, colour television with on the 17th level); Front desk safety deposit box; Aqua cable TV reception, central air conditioning with individual Fitness Pool; Power Gym & Tower Salon; 15 conference control, IDD telephones with bathroom extension, fully rooms; Cyber Cafe; Prana Medispa (16th floor); Family stocked mini-bar & refrigerator, electronic private lockers, Floor tea & coffee making facilities and hairdryer; Baby sitting service; Hair saloon; Clinic; Limousine and car rental service; Aqua sports & recreational facilities; 24 hour hot WATERFRONT AIRPORT HOTEL & CASINO and cold shower; Business Center; Function(800 pax (164 rooms) First Class capacity); Chi Spa; Restaurants: Cowrie Cove(seafood), No. 1 Airport Road, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) Lobby Lounge (snack specialites); Buko Bar & Grill(snack Tel. no. : (63-32) 340-4888 specialites),Tides(International); Tea of Spring(Chinese); Fax no. : (63-32) 340-5862 Acqua; Free broadband internet access E-mail Address : [email protected] Website : www.waterfronthotel.com General Manager: Mr. Hembler V. Mendoza CROWN REGENCY HOTEL & TOWERS (280 rooms) First Class TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Fuente Towers, Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Tel. no.; (63-32) 418-8888 Single/Double Fax no.: (63-32) 418-5886 Presidential Suite US$ 1,450 +++ E-mail: [email protected] Executive Suite US$ 380 +++ Website: www.crownregency.com Villa US$ 255 +++ Gen. Manager: Hitesh Sampat Deluxe Suite US$ 150 +++ Superior US$ 135 +++ TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Waterfront Ambassador Club: Superior Room Single US$ 110 Ambassador Suite US$ 450 +++ Superior Room Twin US$ 150 Ambassador Room US$ 350 +++ Junior Suite Single US$ 150 Junior Suite Twin US$ 170 * Rates are subject to 10% service charge and Deluxe Room Single US$ 170 prevailing government and local tax. Deluxe Room Twin US$ 190 * Major credit cards honored Corner Single US$ 180 * Children aged 12 years and under (max of 2) are Corner Twin US$ 200 Free of Charge when sharing the room with their 2 Bedroom Executive Corner suite US$ 250 parents. 2 Bedroom Executive Deluxe suite US$ 300 * Rooms for the physically disabled and non-smoking 1 Bedroom Regency suite US$ 350 rooms are available on request 2 Bedroom Regency suite US$ 450 Facilities: * Rates are inclusive of applicable gov’t tax and service charge. All rooms have aircon with individual thermostat control, color TV with in-house movie channels & cable Facilities: TV; complete bathroom fixtures and amenities including a phone extension, Well-stocked mini-bar, ref., Rooms facilities & amenities : buffet breakfast International direct dialing telephone, Broadband internet for two, Full-sized posture-pedic bed (Club Rooms), Fully- access upon request, free use of gym, 24-hr room service airconditioned rooms, In-room broadband internet access 8 food & beverage outlets; 6 function rooms,

39 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer swimming pool; Business center; Shopping arcade; 10 Food & Beverage outlets; Cebu International Limousine service; Tour & travel center; Clinic; Baby- Convention Center is equipped with 10 function rooms sitting services; Barber/beauty salon; Safe deposit boxes; and 2 grand ballrooms with a seating capacity of 4,000; Spa & sauna health; Casino; E-mail service; Gym; Business center; Shopping arcade; Valet Service; Outdoor pool; Audio visual Equipment; Restaurants- UNO, Limousine service; Tour & travel counter; Clinic; Cafe Fortuna (bistro)’ Golden Calesa (KTV) Flowershop; Barber/beauty salon; Safe deposit boxes; Extensive basement parking; Karaoke (12 rooms); Disco; Swimming pool; Fitness and Wellness facilities (Citi gym, WATERFRONT CEBU CITY CASINO HOTEL Pool Aquarious & 24-hour in-Room Massage service); (560 rooms) First Class Laundry service; 24hr Casino; WIFI access in all No. 1 Waterfront Drive, Off Salinas Drive, Lahug, restaurants; Restaurants - Uno, Tin Gow (Chinese), Cafe Cebu City Fortuna (Bistro), La Gondola (Italian), Mizu(Japanese), Tel. no. : (63-32) 232-6888 Port Seafood, Treff Oyster Bar , Sally’s Piano Bar, Lobby Fax no. : (63-32) 232-6880 Lounge, Madeleine E-mail Address : [email protected] Website : www.waterfronthotels.net General Manager : Mr. Marco E. Protacio ALPA CITY SUITES (84 rooms) Standard Class TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Hernando Cortes cor. F. Cabahug St., Mandaue City Tel. no.: (63-32) 422-7171 / 238-1668 (trunkline) Standard Room US$ 120+++ Fax no.: (63-32) 422-7575 SuperiorRoom US$ 160+++ E-mail: [email protected] Deluxe Room US$ 200+++ Website: www.alphacitysuites.com Deluxe Premium Room US$ 260+++ Gen. Manager: Joyce V. Navarro Junior Suite US$ 300+++ Executive Suite US$ 400+++ TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Bridal Suite US$ 850+++ Family Suite US$ 1,200+++ Superior Studio (2 single beds) P 4,500 Presidential Suite US$1,550+++ Deluxe Studio (1 single, 1dbl. bed) P 5,000 Premiere Studio (1 King bed) P 6,000 Waterfront Ambassador Club Royal studio (1 king bed w/ bathtub) P 7,000 Ambassador Room US$ 280+++ Extra person(w/ breakfast) P 1,300 Ambassador Suite US$ 350+++ Penthouse Suite US$1,550+++ * Rates inclusive of service charge & gov’t tax. Extra person US$ 45+++ * Children under 12 yrs. are free of charge when sharing a room w/ parents Note: * Rates are exclusive of 10% service charge & * For children 6 yrs. and below, breakfast is free of applicable government tax charge; for 7 to 12 yrs., 50% off * Rates is inclusive of buffet breakfast * 20% discount on laundry service * Children under twelve years old are free of * Unlimited internet access charge when sharing a room with adults * Daily pressing, one set (pants and polo or blouse * All major international and local credit cards are and skirt) honored * A maximum of three adults per room are Facilities: allowed. * For triple occupancy an additional US$35+++ Coffee shop (Amo’s Cafe); Function room; Board will be applied room ; Business Center; Elevator * Peso equivalent for rates quoted above will be charged at the prevailing exchange rate

Facilities: BELLAVISTA HOTEL (48 rooms) Economy Class All rooms have aircon with individual thermostat M.L. Quezon Highway, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) control, color TV with in-house movie channels & cable Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-7821 to 25 TV, complete bathroom fixtures and amenities including Fax no.: (63-32) 340-7823 a phone extension, well-stocked mini-bar, ref., E-mail address: [email protected] international direct dialing telephone, broadband internet Website: www.thebellavistahotel.com access upon request, free use of gym, 24-hr room service Operations Manager: Maria Theresa C. Zamoras

40 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer CEBU GRAND HOTEL TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (99 rooms) Standard Class Capitol Commercial Complex, N. Escario St., Cebu City Deluxe P 2,684 net Tel. nos. : (63-32) 254-6361 to 62/ Executive P 3,050 net 251-6331 Junior Suite P 3,660 net Fax no. : (63-32) 254-6363 Suite P 5,298 net E-mail : [email protected] Extra Person P 998 net Website : www.cebugrandhotel.com * Rates inclusive of buffet breakfast for two persons @ General Manager : Mr. Benjamin N. Borromeo 1565 Cafe * Free airport transfer (airport-hotel-airport) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE * Free use of sauna bath & swimming pool facilities Standard P 1,920 Facilities: Superior P 2,400 Deluxe P 2,800 Guest rooms- Centralized air-conditioning; Mini- Executive Suite P 4,400 bar ; 20-inch Cable television; IDD/NDD Telephone Presidential Suite P 5,200 system; Bathtub; Individual hairdryer; Suite rooms have Extra bed P 899 VHS player & Integrated CD component system CEBU (Single or double occupancy & buffet breakfast inclusive) * All rates are net of gov’t tax * Free accommodation for children age 12 yrs. old & CITY MARRIOTT HOTEL under, sharing room w/ adults. (301 rooms) Standard Class * Credit cards honored Cardinal Rosales Ave., , Cebu City Tel. no. : (63-32) 232-6100 / Facilities: 415-6100 Ext. 8023 Fax no. : (63-32) 232-7064 Complete facilities for convention; Seminars, E-mail Address : [email protected] meetings; Conferences and banquets; Maximum of 250 Website : www.Marriott.com/CEBPH pax, Bar and restaurant (Gerardo’s Bar, Cage Lorenzo, General Manager : Mr. Roy D. Abraham Red Tomato); Gift shops; Outdoor Swimming pool; Fitness gym; Cable TV; Safety deposit boxes; Convenient and TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE spacious car park; Barber shop/beauty parlor; Business center; Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service; De Luxe: Travel & Tour Operator Offices Single/double US$ 85+++ Single/double(w/ buffet breakfast) US$105+++ Executive deluxe: CEBU MIDTOWN HOTEL Single/double(w/ buffet breakfast) US$125+++ (210 rooms) Standard Class Business Suite: Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City Single/double(w/ buffet breakfast) US$145+++ Tel. nos. : (63-32) 253-9711 loc. 8304, Executive Business Suite: 8205, 8215 Single/double(w/ buffet breakfast) US$175+++ Fax no. : (63-32) 253-9763 Executive Suite: E-mail Address : [email protected] Single/double(w/ buffet breakfast) US$205+++ Website: www.cebumidtownhotel.net Luxury Suite: Resident Manager : Ms. Cecile Codoy Single/double(w/ buffet breakfast) US$555+++ TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities: Standard: Rooms have Color TV with cable channels, voice Single P 2,500 mail; Hair dryer, Mini-bar Double/twin P 2,700 Fitness center; Sauna; Massage; Garden Cafe; Extra person/bed P 1,200 Palm Lounge; Pool Bar ; Outdoor pool; Laundry and Deluxe: valet service; Business center; Grand Ballroom; Meeting Single P 2,800 Rooms; Board Rooms; Gift shop; Swimming pool; Rent- Double/twin P 3,000 a-Car; Broadband internet; Travel Agency Junior Suite P 4,800

41 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer 1-bedroom suite P 7,900 Restaurants: Manuel’s (Local & International- Extra person/bed P 1,200 Buffett), Basil’s (Al Fresco Seafood & Steak-resto), Muze(wine Lounge), Bean Date (Coffee & snack bar); * The above rates are the Kababayan rates Banquet facilities (7 function rooms); 3 elevators; 3 * Inclusive of buffet breakfast, use of pool & gym escalators; 3-level basement parking; Swimming pool & jacuzzi; Tour Desks; Safety deposit box; Business Center Facilities: facilities; Airport transfers; Souvenir & Specialty shop

Guest rooms: IDD/NDD telephone, color TV equipped with cable channels; radio & tape music selector CROWN REGENCY SUITES Fax machine in Suite rooms, mini bar & (148 rooms) Standard Class centralized airconditioning; Airport-hotel transfers; Sauna, Maximo Patalinhug Jr. Ave.,Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) massage; Laundry services; Swimming pool; Gym; Baby Tel. nos.: (63-32) 341-4586 up to 94 sitter services; Postal services; Car rental; Valet parking; Fax nos.: (63-32) 341-4595 Safe-deposit boxes; Business center; Sabungan Website: www.crownregency.com Restaurant ; Orchid Bar Lounge; Oasis Poolside Snack Gen. Manager: Ms. Denise Marie Lacson Bar; 800 pax cap. Grand Ballroom (convertible to five function rooms at cap. 150 - theatre style ) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

One-bedroom Suite (single) US$ 120 CEBU PARKLANE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL One-bedroom Suite (twin) US$ 140 (241 rooms ) Standard Class Corner Archbishop Reyes Ave. & Escario St., Cebu City Two-Bedrooms Suite US$ 200 Tel. no.: (63-32)411-7000 (Four person sharing; Extra person - maximum of 2) Fax no.: (63-32) 412-2510 E-mail: [email protected] Two-Bedroom Deluxe Suite US$ 250 Website: www.parklanehotel.com.ph (Four person sharing; Extra person - maximum of 2) General Manager: Cenelyn D. Manguilimotan Three-Bedroom Deluxe Suite US$ 300 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (Six person sharing; Extra person - maximum of 2)

Superior Php 4,000++ net Three-Bedroom Villa US$ 350 Parklane room Php 4,500++ net (Six person sharing; Extra person - maximum of 2) Corner room Php 5,000++ net Boutique room Php 8,700++ net * Rates are subject to appropriate gov’t tax and 10% Extra bed/person Php 1,300++ net service charge.

Parklane Plus Php 5,500++ net Facilities: Corner Plus Php 6,000++ net Boutique Plus Php 9,700++ net Full-size posture-pedic beds; In-room Executive Suite Php15,000++ net broadband internet access; 24/7 Convenience store; Gift Penthouse Suite Php30,000++ net shop; Metro Sports Center; Fitness Gym; Swimming pool; Extra bed/person Php 1,800++ net Best Bo Cafe; Lobby lounge; Fifty Cafe; Five Function Rooms; Medical Spa * Children below 12 yrs. old are complimentary if sharing room & bed with parents. Max of two (2) * Inclusive of buffet breakfast, 10% service charge and DAYS HOTEL applicable government tax. (137 rooms) Standard Class * Applicable for single or doouble occupancy with buffet Airport Road, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) breakfast Tel. nos. : (63-32) 495-5382 to 83 Fax no. : (63-32) 341-0476 Facilities: E-mail Address:[email protected] Gen. Manager : Alejandro A. Perocillo III Guest room features: Individually controlled- airconditioning, Private tub and shower, Cable TV, TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Broadband Internet Access, NDD-IDD telephone, Safety deposit box, Hairdryer, Wine Bar in selected rooms, Mini- Standard (single/double) P 3,045 bar, Tea and Coffee making facilities Superior(single/double) P 3,950

42 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Days Deluxe (single/double) P 4,510 center; Airport-hotel transfer (w/ extra charge) ; Foreign Days Suite (single/double) P 5,525 currency exchange; Safety deposit boxes; Rady’s Extra bed/add’l person P 500 Ballroom. (800 pax cap.- can be subdivided into 4); * Above rates are net inclusive of tax Function rooms (South City Hall-20-300 pax cap.and Annex - 200-300 pax cap.) Facilities:

Guest rooms: individually controlled MONTEBELLO VILLA HOTEL airconditioning units, remote control TV with cable channel (139 rooms) Standard Class selection, IDD/NDD telephone system, in-room personal Banilad, Cebu City safe, private bathroom with shower, jacuzzi (Days suite Tel. nos. : (63-32) 231-3681 to 89 rooms), 24 H CCTV security recorder, Kitchenette (in Days Reservations : (63-32) 231-2701 suite rooms), Jacuzzi (in Days Suite rooms), Luggage Manila office : (63-02) 8903194 storage is available, Magnetic keycard doorlock system Fax nos. : (63-32) 231-4455 Coffee shop and in-room service; Main function Manila office: (63-02) 8903194 / (telefax) 8903192 room for 150 pax; Four meeting rooms; Laundry & E-mail Address: [email protected]/ drycleaning service; Business center; Shuttle service [email protected]/ [email protected] Manila office : [email protected] HOLIDAY PLAZA HOTEL Website : www.montebellovillahotel.com.ph (129 rooms ) Standard Class General Manager: Rey L. Fuentes F. Ramos Street, Cebu City Tel. nos. : (63-32) 254-9880 (trunkline) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE / 254-7643 (reservations) Fax no. : (63-32) 254-7646 Standard (Max of 2 persons) P 2,500 E-mail address : [email protected] Superior P 3,000 [email protected] Deluxe P 3,700 website : www.holidayplazacebu.com Executive suite P 5,500 General Manager : Mr. Ron Bernabe Apartelle P 6,000 Extra person P 1,200 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE * For guest paying in dollars upon check-in, conversion rate is based on the prevailing rate of the day. Dollar Superior room: exchange rate shall be based on the prevailing Single P 1,800 conversion rate on the day of payment if reservation is Double P 2,000 prepaid. Extra bed P 1,000 * No additional charge for 2 children under the age of 12 Business Class: sharing the same room with his/her parents on existing Single P 2,500 beddings. Double P 3,700 * Baby cots are available upon request, subject to Extra bed P 1,000 availability. Executive Suite: Single P 4,500 Facilities: Double P 4,700 Extra bed P 1,000 Guest rooms: fully air-conditioned, piped-in Holiday Suite: music, IDD/NDD telephone, colored cable TV, hot & cold Single P 4,500 water, refrigerator Double P 6,500 Business center with internet, photocopy and fax Extra Bed P 1,000 service; Currency exchange & safe deposit boxes; Car rental, art gallery; Souvenir shops; Clinic; Laundry; * Rates are inclusive of Buffet breakfast and gov’t tax Beauty salon/barber shop; Parking space; 2 Swimming pools; 8 Badminton courts; Bowling alleys; Putting green; Facilities: Sprawling garden with a fishing lagoon; Restaurant (El Gardin fine dining, Poolside Restaurant, Cafe Rooms with Cable TV; Hot & cold shower; NDD/ Boungainvilla, Poolside Bar); Celebrity Ballroom; IDD telephone; Minibar; Aircon; Bathtub Conference & banquet facilities from 10 to 1,000 persons; Coffee Shop/Restaurant/Bar(Sinugba Bay, Airport transfer (upon request); Credit cards accepted Malaga Party Place, Platters Restaurant); Bar; Sauna/ (American Express, Visa, Master Card, JCB, Euro Card, massage, convention banquet; Laundry service; Business BPI & other cards

43 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer RICHMOND PLAZA HOTEL Grand Family Suite (min. of 7, w/o (43 rooms) Standard Class breakfast) P 750/person F. Sotto Drive, Gorordo Ave., Cebu City Tel. nos. : (63-32) 232-0361 / 232-2201 Extra bed/person P 900 Fax nos. : (63-32) 412-6808 E-mail : [email protected] Facilities: Website : www.richmondhotelcebu.com General Manager : Jennifer Ong Guest rooms: hot & cold shower & bathtub, IDD & NDD phone service and cable TV TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE WiFi zone; dental clinic; Indoor swimming pool and sauna; internet access upon request; 24-hr standby Standard P1,400 net generator set; Business Center & gift shop; Laundry & Superior P1,900 net pressing; foreign currency exchange; Safety deposit De Luxe P2,300 net boxes; 2-level basement parking; 24-hr restaurant/room Suite Room P2,904 net service; Salon for men & women; Massage & skin care; Extra Bed/Person P 400 net Car & shuttle service; Banquet halls (250 pax capacity divisible to smaller 20-50 pax capacity rooms); Blast Resto Facilities: Bar; Citidine Restaurant

Guest rooms: fully air-conditioned, cable TV, piped-in music, telephone unit, Hot & cold shower.Suite SOPHIA SUITES RESIDENCE HOTEL rooms have additional amenities (such as a dinette for (18 units) Standard Class two, percolator, hairdryer, refrigerator) and bathtub on Villa Alvarez Montebello Court, Banilad, Cebu City selected room. Tel. nos. : (63-32) 233-6226 to 28 Fully equipped Business Center; Function room Fax no. : (63-32) 233-6292 (150 pax) ; Coffee shop/restaurant; Massage Parlor; E-mail Address : [email protected] Standby generator; Laundry service; postal service; Safety Website : www.sophiasuites.com deposit boxes; 24H fax & telephone services; Meeting General Manager : Mr.Martin Alvarez room good for 50 persons; Parking space TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

SARROSA INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Unit 2 Bedroom 3 bedroom (123 rooms) Standard Class F. Cabahug cor. Pres. Quirino Sts., Villa Aurora, Mabolo, Daily US$ 150++ US$ 200++ Cebu City 7 days to below 1 mo. US$ 120/day US$160/day Tel. nos. : (63-32) 232-5811 - 18 1 mo. to below 6 mo. P 70,000/mo. P90,000/mo. Fax no. : (63-32) 232-5819 6 mo. and above P 60,000/mo. P80,000/mo. E-mail Address : [email protected] Website: www.sarrosahotel.com * Please add 12% VAT. General Manager : Mr. Alex B. Artes * Daily rates include electricity, gas, water and cleaning service. Please add 10% service charge for the daily TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE rates Please add 10% service charge for daily rates. Sarrosa South * For monthly rentals, electricity, gas and water is on Standard room P 2,500 Tenant’s account. Superior room P 2,750 Optional Service: Cleaning service and linen change twice Deluxe room P 3,000 a week Junior Suite P 3,250 $ 150/mo for a 2-bedroom unit Executive Suite P 4,500 $ 200/mo for a 3-bedroom unit Two-bedroom Suite P 7,000 Three-bedroom Suite P 7,500 Facilities:

Sarrosa North: Cable TV; In-room personal computer with e- Grand Superior room P 3,500 mail account; 24H internet access; Well-equipped kitchen; Grand Deluxe room P 3,750 Complete cookware & dinnerware; Original artwork; NDD/ Family Suite (3 beds) P 5,000 IDD telephone service; 110/220 power system, standby Sarrosa Suite P 6,800 generator; Full-time concierge service; Optional maid cleaning service; 24H security; Sprinkler & fire alarm

44 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer system; Coin-operated washer & dryer; Full service Extra bed P 600 net restaurant; Roof deck lounge area; Ample parking; Use of membership Swimming pool * Amenities: Ref; Wifi access; LCD TV

Facilities: WEST GORORDO HOTEL (37 rooms) Standard Class 6 Function rooms (can be converted into 1 110 Gorordo Ave., Cebu City ballroom of 150 pax capacity); Restaurant/bar Tel. nos. : (63-32) 231-4347 to 49 Fax no. : (63-32) 231-1158 E-mail Address : [email protected] BEVERLY BOUTIQUE BUSINESS HOTEL (Formerly Website : westgorordohotel.com Eddie’s Hotel) General Manager : Ms. Lourdes Vilma Lee (52 rooms) Economy Class F. Manalo St., Cor. Queen’s Road, Cebu City TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Tel. nos. : (63-32) 254-8570 to 77 Fax no. : (63-32) 254-8578 Standard: E-mail Address : [email protected] Single P 976 [email protected] Double P 1,464 Website : www.eddieshotel.com.ph Executive room (DBL) P 1,708 General Manager : Mrs. Alice W. Fernandez Suite room (DBL) P 2,440 Extra Person P 488 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

* Children under 12 years(without extra bed) stay free in Standard P 1,480 net the same room with companions. Superior P 1,680 net Deluxe P 1,880 net Facilities: Family P 2500 net

Basic facilities: Hot & cold bath, Cable TV, Air- * All rates is inclusive of prevailing taxes & service charge. conditioned room, piped-in music;, NDD Phone system. * All major credit cards are accepted. Executive room additionals: Personal refrigerator, Bath tub, Private balcony Facilities & Services: Suite room additionals: Queen size bed, Pesrsonal refrigerator, bath tub, Private balcony, Private Restaurant & entertainment bar (Beverly Room); receiving room. Lobby lounge; Function/conference room(15 pax); Gift First-class Chinese restaurant; Elevator; Fitness shop; boutique; Cable TV and PABX Telephone system; Center (GYM, Sauna & Spa); Business Center; Business Center; Safekeeping service; Conference rooms (80-100 pax cap.); Laundry service; Restaurant/Souvenir Shop (Gallery West Cafe & Lounge); Standby Generator; Round the CASTLE PEAK HOTEL Clock Security; (106 rooms) Economy Class F. Cabahug cor. Pres. Quezon St., Villa Aurora Mabolo, Cebu City ALLURE HOTEL & SUITES Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-1811 to 15 (72 rooms) Economy Telefax no.: (63-32) 232-6838 Bakilid, A.S. Fortuna St., Mandaue City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. nos.: (63-32) 238-2828 / 422-2828 - 32 Website: www.castlepeakhotel.com E-mail: [email protected] General Manager: Mr. Charlie L. Tolentino Website: www.allurehotel.com.ph General Manager: Joseph V. Alquisola TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Single/Double Standard P 1,188 net Deluxe Room P 2,128 net Superior P 1,388 net Superior Room P 2,228 net Business Deluxe P 1.688 net Superior Executive P 2,588 net Executive Suite P 1,888 net Junior Suite P 3,088 net Castle Peak Suite P 2,488 net Allure Suites P 3,288 net Extra bed/person(per pax per day) P 400

45 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer * Children under 12 yrs. sharing with parents shall be free of charge Superior P 1,985 Ambassador P 2,280 Facilities: Presidential P 2,585 TV 20”; Hot & Cold water; phone; Pipe-in music; Extra person/bed P 400 Refrigerator; Restaurant; 24H room service; Laundry/ * Rates are exclusive of government tax and service pressing services; IDD/NDD telephone; Ample parking charge space ; Business center; 5 Function rooms * Complimentary accommodations for children aged 12 yrs. and below (max of 2) are free of charge when sharing the room with their parents CEBU BUSINESS HOTEL * All major credit cards are honored (114 rooms) Economy Class 3rd & 4th level, F&C Square, Facilities: Colon corner Junquera St., Cebu City Tel. nos. : (63-32) 255-6010 to 13 Guest rooms: colored cable TV, pipe-in music, Telefax nos.: (63-32) 416-8339 / 253-2893 hot & cold water, remote air-conditioner; IDD/NDD E-mail: [email protected] Telephone facilities; Refrigerator; Center table; Website: www.cebubusinesshotel.net Diezza’s Coffee shop & restaurant; Diego’s Bar Gen. Manager: Mr. Dionysius V. Oribe Lounge; Dan Diego Hall (150-200 pax capacity function room); Danielle Hall (100-150 pax capacity function room) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE ; Convention banquet; Parking space; Business center facilities; Car service rental; Laundry and valet service; 24 Businessman’s (single) P 675 net hr. room service; 24 hr. fax and telephone services; Safety Standard (twin/mat) P 920 net deposit box; IDD/NDD telephone facilities; Refrigerator Superior (single & mat) P1,050 net Deluxe (single & mat) P1,370 net Presidential Suite(double) P1,534 net CENTURY PLAZA HOTEL Chairman’s Suite (double) P1,780 net (33 rooms) Economy Extra mattress/person P 150 net Century Plaza Comm’l Complex, Juana Osmeña, Cebu City Facilities:: Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-1697 / 412-6673 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-1664 8 Banquet and meeting facilities (2nd & 3rd level); E-mail: [email protected] Airconditioned rooms; Telephone; Hot & cold water; Cable Website: www.avila.com.ph TV; Restaurant; Parking area; Elevator; Safety deposit General Manager: Jean B. Daño boxes; 24 hrs. stand-by generator with ATS; Laundry; Car rental City transport (w/ prior notice); Secure basement TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE parking (60 cars); Hot & cold water; Cable TV; Elevator service; Laundry & pressing; Major credit cards accepted; Superior P 2,500 Family P 2,200 Standard P 1,950 CEBU NORTHWINDS HOTEL Budget P 1,500 (56 rooms) Economy Class Extra person P 500 Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City * Major credit cards accepted Tel. nos. : (63-32) 233-0311 to 13 / * All rates exclusive of gov’t tax 416-2222 / 232-0597 Facilities: Fax no. : (63-32) 232-5507 E-mail : [email protected] Fully airconditioned room; Hot & cold shower; Website : www.cebunorthwinds.com Electronic Keytab Switch system; NDD/IDD Telephone General Manager : Nanett. R. Libron system; Colored cable TV; 24-hr room service; Laundry & pressing service TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Major credit card accepted; Business center; Function room(100 pax cap.); Coffee shop (Century Cafe); Single or double occupancy KKB BBQ Grill Restaurant; Standby generator; Mini-ref. in Standard P 1,280 Superior room Deluxe P 1,585 Executive P 1,785

46 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer CROWN REGENCY RESIDENCES Direct Line : (63-32) 253-6024 (formerly METROPOLIS COURT HOTEL Reservations/Fax no. : (63-32) 254-6372 (146 rooms) Economy Class E-mail: [email protected] V. Rama Ave., Guadalupe, Cebu City General Manager : Ms. Marilyn G. Guanzon Tel no.: (63-32) 255-7541 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-5060 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.www.crownregency.com Deluxe (double bed) P 900 Manager : Mr. Marciano Degamo III Executive (2 single beds) P1,000 Family (3 single beds) P1,200 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Extra bed/person P 200 * Above rates are inclusive of 10% VAT and 10% service Standard (Single or twin sharing) US$ 60 charge. Rates are good for single or double occupancy. Standard (Single or Twin sharing US$ 80 Superior Deluxe (Single or Twin sharing) US$100 Facilities: Presidential Suite US$150 Penthouse Suite US$250 Cable TV; Standby generator, NDD/IDD Extra Person US$ 15 telephone; Function room (100 pax capacity); Safety deposit box; Private toilet & bath; Conference room; Hot Facilities: & cold water system; Laundry service; Coffee shop (Cafe Florence); Rent A Car pool Fully air-conditioned rooms; Swimming pool; Restaurant (Sarimanok Coffeeshop,Suncourt Pool & Bar, Regency Day Spa, Music Box Family KTV, Cassanova EGI MARIBAGO RESORT HOTEL Lounge & Sports Bar, Fabulous Fifties Cafe, Courtyard (60 Rooms) Economy Class Grill & Restaurant) ; Front desk safety deposit box;Function Circumference Rd., Maribago, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan rooms(Main ballrooml grand Ballroom & Ballroom D) Island) Tel. nos. : (63-32) 232-3111 to 15 Fax no. : (63-32) 232-3117 DIPLOMAT HOTEL E-mail Address : [email protected] (100 rooms) Economy Class Website : www.egiresorthotel.com 90 F. Ramos St., Cebu City Operations Manager : Roger Casaliñas Tel. no. : (63-32) 253-0099 Fax no. : (63-32) 254-6346 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE General Manager : Mr. Anton Ho Cottage room (fully air-conditioned w/ CR): TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Single/Double (Poolside Garden) P 1,500 net Standard: Standard P 700 net Single P 4,000 net Deluxe P 900 net Double P 5,220 net Junior Suite P 1,200 net Deluxe: Extra bed P 300 net Single P 5,250 net Double P 6,000 net Facilities:: Family P 9.750 net

Ample parking space; Air-conditioned rooms; Facilities: Airline ticketing (domestic & International); Back up generator during brownouts; Travel agencies; Coffee shop; Guest rooms: individual air-conditioning unit, TV Cable TV and Refrigerator; Conference room; Fax ; Hot with cable channel, mini-bar, Bath tub and hot & cold and Cold shower; Laundry service; Safety deposit boxes; water, NDD/IDD telephone, Refrigerator Concierge; Elevator service; Massage service; Money Business centre; Car rental; Currency exchange; exchange; Mailing service. Laundry & dry cleaning; Mail & postage; Safety deposit box; Swimming pool; Aqua sports; Bar & restaurant(Zodiac) DYNASTY TOURIST INN (33 rooms) Economy Class Jasmin St., Capitol Site, Cebu City Tel. nos. : (63-32) 253-7598

47 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer FORD’S INN THE GOLDEN PEAK HOTEL & SUITES (60 Rooms) Economy Class (117 rooms) Economy Class A.S. Fortuna Street corner Banilad Road, Mandaue City Gorordo Avenue, cor. Escario St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32)344-7980 to 82 Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-8111 Fax no.: (63-32)344-7880 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-5611 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail Address: [email protected] General Manager: Lorenza L. Ford Website: www.goldenpeakhotel.com General Manager: Nimfa P. Gandionko TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Annex TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Studio P 1,250 P1,350 Superior P 2,350 net Standard (2 pax) P 1,650 P1,800 Deluxe P 2,750 net Superior (2 pax) P 1,900 Superior-Deluxe P 3,150 net Junior Executive (2 pax) P 2,300 Family Suite (4 pax) P 5,150 net Executive (2 pax) P 2,200 (5 pax) P 5,800 net Extra Person P 330 Jr. Suite P 3,950 net Business Suite P 5,150 net Facilities: Add’l person P 700 * Exclusive of VAT Guest rooms are equipped with individual air- conditioning, individual safety deposit box, cable TV, mini- Facilities: bar, direct dial telephone system, hot & cold water system, and water softening system; Hot & cold shower; Cable TV; Mini-bar; NDD/ Business center that’s equipped with facsimile IDD telephones; Harry’s Platter (Restaurant); Laundry & machine and photocopier; Conference facilities complete pressing service; Centralized aircon; Business center; Gift with slide and overhead projector;Cable TV ; shop; Airport service; Foreign currency exchange; Hotel Restaurant(Vienna Kaffeehaus); Laundry service (sub- safety deposit box; 4 level parking area; Function room contract)/pressing /Dry cleaning service; Car rental; Con- (300 pax cap.); Body & Sole (Massage & Spa) cierge service; Massage service (Body & Sole)

GOLDEN PRINCE HOTEL & SUITES GOLDBERRY SUITES (57 rooms) Economy Class (45 rooms) Economy Acacia St., Cor. Archbishop Reyes Ave., Cebu City M.L. Quezon National Highway, Pusok, Lapu-lapu City Tel. nos.; (63-32) 233-8660 / 233-8770 Tel.nos.: (63-32) 239-000 / 318-5129 Sales/telefax: (63-32) 232-8482 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.goldberrysuites.com Website: www.goldenprincehotel.com General Manager: Sybil E. Lumbao General Manager: Benedict Y. Que

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Studio P1,870 Nett Studio P 1,180 w/ plated breakfast P1,980 Nett Standard: Standard P2,720 Nett Single P 1,550 w/ plated breakfast P2,880 Nett Double P 1,780 Deluxe P3,717.15 Nett Superior: w/ plated breakfast P3,935.80 Nett Single P 1,750 Suite P5,100 Nett Double P 1,980 Penthouse P5,950.31Nett Studio Suite (w/ breakfast) *All room rates are inclusive of 12% gov’t tax and 10% Single P 2,250 service charge. Double P 2,680 Studio Suite (w/ breakfast; w/ tub): Facilities: Single P 2,480 Double P 2,880 Business Center; Coffee Shop; Massage; 2 1-Bedroom Suite (w/ breakfast): function Rooms(110 pax max combined); High speed Single P 3,880 internet access Double P 3,880

48 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer 2-bedroom Suite (w/ breakfast): TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Single P 4.950 Double P 4,950 Standard: Extra person (w/o breakfast): P 400 Single P 520.00 Extra person (w/ breakfast) P 580 Double P 705.00 Super Deluxe: * The above rate is subject to change during the peak Single P 668.00 season Double P 817.00 Superior (good for 2) P 965.00 Facilities: Superior (good for 3) P 1,200.00 Senior Suite (good for 3) P 1,465.00 Rooms have NDD/IDD telephone; Cable TV; Hot Family Room (good for 4) P 1,392.00 & cold shower Presidential P 2,050.00 Internet ready in all rooms; Dining restaurant Presidential Suite ( good for 3) P 2,459.02 (Prince Fusion Gourmet); 24-hours back-uo generator; * Room rates are inclusive of Service charge, VAT & Fully equipped business center; Function rooms (20-250 service charge persons cap.) * Additional person in room P 256.20/day/head in excess of 2 persons * No extra charge for children under 12 yrs. occupying GOLDEN VALLEY HOTEL same room with parents (max of 2 persons) (50 rooms) Economy Class * Monthly rate for all type of rooms w/ CATV - less 25% of 155 - A Pelaez St., Cebu City listed daily rate. Tel. no. : (63-32) 253-8660/253-8481 Telefax no. : (63-32) 253-8482 Facilities: E-mail Address : [email protected] Website : www.goldenvalleyhotel.net Guest rooms: fully air-conditioned, telephone Manager : Mr. Benedict Y. Que system, hot and cold running water, cable TV; Conference room; Elevator service; Laundry service; Restaurant; TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Room service from 6:00 AM to 11:30 PM; Fax machine; Mailing service; Standby generator. Studio P 870 Standard (Single) P1,070 Standard (Double) P1,220 HOTEL ELIZABETH Family (triple occupancy) P1,500 (131 rooms) Economy Superior (Single) P1,245 Archbishop Reyes Avenue, Camputhaw, Cebu City Superior (Double) P1,400 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-8000 Deluxe (double occupancy) P1,750 General Manager: Bernadette S. Cantos Executive (double occupancy) P2,480 Extra person charge P 300 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Facilities: Deluxe Single P 4,800 Deluxe Double P 4,800 Brand new elevator; NDD/IDD telephone; Cable Deluxe Triple P 5,500 T.V.; Hot and cold shower; Reverse osmosis purified drink- Junior Suites P 6,750 ing water supply; DSL Internet (WiFi); Coffee shop/fine Executive Suite P 8,000 dining restaurant (Shining Emerald Cafe); 24 hour back- Honeymoon Suite P 8,500 up generator set; Fully equipped Business Center; Func- Penthouse Suite P18,000 tion room good for 30-250 persons (Ruby 2 = 45 pax, Extra Person P 1,500 Ruby 1 = 60 pax, Sec = 49 pax, topaz = 30) Facilities:

HOTEL DE MERCEDES Santorini ballroom (250 pax cap); Function room (80 rooms) Economy Class (50-70 pax Cap); 2 board rooms (10-15 pax cap); Gym; # 7 Pelaez St., Kalubihan, Cebu City Boutique; Flora Cafe (80-100 pax cap restaurant); Piano Tel. nos. : (63-32) 253-1105 to 10 / 256-0472 bar; free Wifi; Parking area; CCTC security camera; Fax no. : (63-32) 253-3880 Emergency generator; card system door lock General Manager : Mr. Horacio Misa

49 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer PARK HOTEL E-mail : [email protected] (48 rooms) Economy Class Website : nikkeigardenhotel.com General Maxilom Ave., Cebu City Operations Manager : Mr. Jeffrey Manuel Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-1511 to 14 (trunkline) Sales: (63-32) 233-5679 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Fax no.: (63-32) 233-5695 E-mail address: [email protected] Deluxe Room P 1,350 Website: www.mangoparkhotel.com Superior Room P 1,290 General Manager: Ms. Christine Denise G. Lim Standard Room P 1,180 Extra bed P 400 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE * Children 12 yrs. and below are free and will be provided with linen and pillow upon request Standard P 2,875 Deluxe P 3,450 Facilities: Suite P 4,000 Guest rooms: hot & cold shower, TV, electronic * Complimentary accommodation for children aged 12 keytab switch system; yrs. and below staying with their parents (max of 2 Full service restaurant & coffee shop; Conference children per room) rooms; Laundry & pressing service * Major credit cards accepted

Facilities: RAJAH PARK HOTEL (formerly Garwood Hotel) Guest rooms; Airconditioned units; IDD/NDD (87 rooms) Economy telephone; Hot & cold shower; cable TV; Bar; Restaurant; Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City Swimming pool; Laundry/dry cleaning service; Safe Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-3337 / 412-4850 / 412-4849, deposit box; Photocopying services; Function rooms (180 412-3939 / 253-1812 / 253-1813 pax capacity) Telefax no.: (63-32) 412-4899 E-mail: [email protected] ‘Website: www.rajahparkhotel.com MAXWELL HOTEL General Manager: Mr. Felicisimo S. Alipe Jr. (72 rooms) Economy Class N. Escario St., Cebu City TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Telefax. nos.: (63-32) 255-8700 / 255-7800 E-mail: [email protected] Studio: Manager: Maxwell G. Ahyong Single P 1,500 net Standard: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Single P 1,750 net Double P 2,000 net Standard room P 2,000 nett Deluxe: Superior room P 2,300 nett Single P 2,250 net Deluxe room P 2,700 nett Double P 2,500 net Triple room P 3,000 nett Executive: Suite room P 3,500 nett Single P 3,000 net Double P 3,250 net Facilities: Rajah Suite: Single/double P 4,750 net Function room (70 pax cap.); 24-hrs. convenience store & pasalubong shop; Ample parking Extra Person (w/ breakfast) P 600 net space; Maxim Chill Out Bar; Maxim Cafe & Restaurant; WI-FI in lobby & function room; Tropical Sun Travel & * Major credit cards accepted Tours; Beauty Salon & Spa; Safety deposit box * Children 12 yrs. old and below (max of 2) are free of charge when sharing bed with adults (breakfast not included). NIKKEI GARDEN HOTEL * Free WiFi-Internet access at our Hot Spot Ground (59 rooms) Economy Class Floor Area Hernan Cortes Street, Mandaue City *Rates are not applicable during the Festival Tel. nos. : (63-32) 345-8087/ 422-5517 Fax no. : (63-32) 345-3722

50 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities: Standard room (single/double) P 1,200 net Guest room facilities: Fully air-conditioned rooms, Extra mattress/extra person P 150 net IDD & NDD telephone, Cable TV, Refrigertor, Hot & cold Visitor’s fee P 75 net water system, Mini-Bar Restaurant; Bar w/ acoustic music; Business * Additional 4% Service charge center; Currency exchange; Health spa; Casino; Brand- new elevator; 4 function rooms; Banquet/convention (180 Facilities: cap.); Laundry service; Currency exchange; Room service bar Fully air-conditioned rooms with hot and cold water, cable TV & Intercom; Coffee shop; Outdoor restaurant; Multipurpose function rooms w/ conference VACATION HOTEL CEBU facilities; Beach ; Sea water Swimming pool; Children’s (32 rooms) Economy Class cascading pool; Shower room; Row boats; Outdoor Juana Osmeña Cor. Don Jose Avila Sts., Cebu City games; Private lagoon. Tel. nos. : (63-32) 253-7554 253-7506 / 253-7185 Fax nos. : (63-32) 253-7554 / BLUESKY MANSION 253-2766 (39 rooms) Tourist Inn E-mail : [email protected] Basak, Marigondon Road, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) General Manager : Mr. Avelardo Yabut Tel. nos. : (63-32) 340-8314 / 340-9028 Fax no. : (63-32) 340-3131 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Manager : Mr. Kinji Sugiyama

Single P 952.10 nett TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Double/Twin w/ balcony P 1,120.00 nett Twin w/o Balcony P 1,064.00 nett Standard P 800 net Triple P 1,400.00 nett Semi-deluxe P1,550 net Quadruple P 1,568.00 nett VIP Rooms P2,050 net Family (6 pax) P 2,240.00 nett Family P2,290 net Extra P 448.00 Extra person P 200 net * Rates include government tax and service charge. * No addt’l charge for children under 12 yrs. old , Facilities: sharing room with parents & utilizing existing beds Swimming pool; Laundry; Cable TV and 24Hrs. Facilities:: Room service; Restaurant.

Rooms have Individually-controlled air- conditioning; Telephone, Hot & cold shower, Cable BOYLA HOTEL & TOURIST INN colored TV, Mini-bar/Garden Bar; (10 rooms) Tourist Inn 24-hr security; Standby generator for lights & air- buyong, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) con system; Swimming pool; conference rooms; Coffee Tel. nos. : (63-32) 495-7895 shop; terrace for Lounging/open air meals/drinks; Safety Fax no. : (63-32) 492-1800 deposit box; Tour information & booking; Laundry & valet; Manager : Mr. Simplicio A. Gilig, Jr. Luggage storage; Mailing service; Shuttle service; E-mail, Fax & photocopy machine; Flight booking/reconfirmation; TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE giftshop; Internet Standard P 900 (Aircon, Single bed, good for 2, Common kitchen) BAHIA RESORT HOTEL Deluxe P 1,700 (10 rooms) Tourist Inn (good for 2, free breakfast, Cable TV, aircon, In-door Barrio Agus, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) Swimming pool) Tel. nos:(63-32) 254-8018 / 253-6597 * Free pick-up & drop-off Mactan Airport Telefax no. (63-32) 495-2352 E-mail: [email protected] Facilities: General Manager : Mr. Jose Antonio Osmeña Scuba diving shop; Island Hopping services; Shuttler service; other water activities

51 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE CASA ESCAÑO (11 rooms) Tourist Inn Single P 1,000 94 Juana Osmeña, Capitol Site, Cebu City Standard P 1,300 Tel. nos. : (63-32) 253-5564 / 253-5563 Deluxe w/ Panaview P 1,600 Telefax no. : (63-32) 253-5564 VIP w/ terrace P 2,150 Manager : Mr. Tomas L. Escaño VIP Fullview Cebu P 2,400 Family (8 pax) P 2,800 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Family (9 pax) P 3,150 Family (10 pax) P 3,550 Family P 2,790 Family (11 pax) P 3,850 Superior P 2,390 Extra bed Deluxe P 1,890 P 350 Standard P 1,590 * Exclusive of 10% service charge Facilities:

Facilities: Rooms facilities: Hot & cold shower; Cable TV; Telephone; Minibar Restaurant; Function room; Wifi access; H&C Function room 250-300 pax capacity (adjustable shower; Cable TV into 2 smaller rooms); Coffee shop; Business center; Mini convenience store

EUROPA MANSIONETTE INN HOTEL CESARIO (26 rooms) Tourist Inn (33 rooms) Tourist Inn Hidden Subdiv., M,.L.Quezon Ave.,Cabancalan, Pusok, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) Mandaue City Tel. no. : (63-32) 340-0211 Tel. nos.; (63-32) 420-7885 to 88 Fax no. : (63-32) 340-0615 Fax no.: (63-32) 420-7885 loc. 802 E-mail Address : [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.hotelcesario.com Website: www.europamansionetteinn.com General Manager : Maria Theresa C. Zamoras Owner: Robert A. Siady TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Superior P 1,952 net Standard P 1,200 Standard P 1,464 net Deluxe P 1,400 Economy P 1,342 net Executive P 1,800 Extra Bed P 798 net Family P 2,200 * Inclusive of buffet breakfast for 1 person at 1565 Cafe * Free use of sauna bath & swimming pool facilities at Facilities: the Bellavista Hotel * Free airport transfers Hot & cold shower; PABX Telephone service; 24- *All major credit cards accepted hr room service & security; Fax service; Bar & restaurant; Coffee shop; Prayer chapel; Purified drinking water supply; Facilities: Emergency power generator; Spacious guarded parking area; Ticketing service; Daily housekeeping service; All rooms are fully carpeted, air-conditioned, Laundry & drycleaning services; Airport shuttle hot & cold shower, Cable TV, Direct dial telephone system; Fax & photocopying; 1565 Cafe ;Room service

GV TOWER HOTEL (136 rooms) Tourist Inn LA CASA PAZ Y ROSARIO (formerly Casa Rosario) Cor. Osmeña Blvd. & Sanciangko Sts. Cebu City (47 rooms) Tourist Inn Tel. nos.; (63-32) 416-0000 / 253-6518 101-E Ramon Aboitiz St., Cebu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 412-9700 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-0525 / 256-2225 E-mail: [email protected] Tel fax no.: (63-32) 253-5134 Website: www.gvhotelgroup.com E-mail: [email protected] General Manager: Flordeliza S. Villegas Website: www.casarosario.net General Manager: Justin G. Neri

52 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Ground, 2nd & 3rd Floor Single Ordinary (inside room) P 440.00 Family room (Ground, 2nd, 3rd floor) P 1,300 Single Ordinary w/ cable TV P 490.00 Standard (2 single beds) P 1,100 Single De luxe P 460.00 Deluxe (w/ terrace-1 dbl. or 2 single beds) P 1,200 Double Ordinary (inside room) P 485.00 Family (3 single beds or 1 dbl & 1 single) P 1,200 Double Ordinary w/ cable TV P 560.00 Deluxe (w/ terrace) Double De Luxe P 535.00 Double De Luxe w/ cable TV P 615.00 4th floor Double De Luxe w/ cable TV & Ref. P 715.00 Standard (3 single or 1 matrimonial) P 1,300 Twin room (two single beds ) P 612.00 Family ( 1 big bed & 1 small bed) P 1,300 Twin room (w/ cable TV) P 672.00 Deluxe (1 big & 1 small bed) P 1,400 Bridal room P 870.00 Extra mattress P 200 Family room (w/ ref. & cable TV) P 980.00 Suite room P 1,480.00 Facilities: Extra bed P 125.00

Fully air-conditioned; Cable TV ; Hot & cold Facilities: system; Telephone services; Standby generator; Building side parking area; Hot & Cold water; Elevator services; Fully air- Restaurant; Elevator; Laundry service; Broadband conditioned & carpeted rooms; 24 hour bell service; Internet access (optional/add’l ); Refrigerator (optional/ Cable TV; Refrigerator upon request; Safety deposit box; add’l) Barber & Massage service, Plane Ticketing; East Coffee Shop

MARIA’S PENSION (38 rooms) Tourist Inn REGAL BUSINESS PARK HOTEL ML Quezon cor. Albaño St. Maguikay, Mandaue City (Formerly Regal Park Inn) Telefax no. : (63-32) 344-5664 (34 rooms) Tourist Inn General Manager : Mr. Artemio Saroca Archbishop Reyes Ave., Cebu City Tel. nos. : (63-32) 412-2588 / 232-6680 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Fax no. : (63-32) 412-2589 General Manager: Ms. Jane Franco Budget (fan) P 395 Economy (fan): TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Single P 400 Double P 500 Economy (1 pax) P 1,200 Single Executive P 650 Standard (2 pax) P 1,800 Twin Bed P 850 Business Suite (3 pax cap.) P 2,600 Matrimonial (3 pax, max of 5; 150/extra bed) P 850 Family P 4,000 Family (Standard) P 1,200 Extra person P 700 Family (Deluxe w/ ref.) P 1,495 * Rates inclusive of breakfast (buffet)

Facilities: Facilities:

Airconditioned rooms; Cable TV; Hot and cold Airconditioned rooms with PABX system, IDD/ shower; PABX telephone system;Function room;Fax NDD telephone; Hot & cold shower; Color TV set with machine; Xerox machine; Shuttle service; Internet Cafe cable ready connection; 24H room service; Safety Deposit box; Laundry (outserviced)& pressing service; Coffeeshop; Function rooms; Massage rooms PACIFIC TOURIST INN (150 rooms) Tourist Inn V. Gullas cor. Balintawak St., Cebu City SAMPAGUITA SUITES-PLAZA GARCIA Tel. nos. : (63-32) 253-2151 to 59 (39 rooms) Tourist Inn Fax no. : (63-32) 254-5674 Magallanes St., Cebu City Email : [email protected] Tel. nos. : (63-32) 505-3978 / 505-3979 Manager : Mr. Patrick James L. Go Fax no. : (63-32) 505-3979 General Manager: Joel G. Dacudao

53 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Deluxe: Single P 750 net Single Standard (good for 1) P 698 Double P 850 net Matrimonial Standard (good for 2) P 898 Triple P 950 net Double Standard (good for 2) P 998 Triple Standard (good for 3) P 1,198 Extra person P 100 net Family Standard (good for 3) P 1,198 Barkada room (good for 4) P 1,298 Facilities: Family Executive (good for 4) P 1,398 A 30-person capacity function room; Coffeeshop Facilities: and restaurant; Sing-along open till 2am daily; Laundry service; Room service; Convenience mini-shop and Canteen; Internet; Airport transfer; Elevator; facsimile service; 24-hour security service; Standby Safety deposit box; Spa; Conference room generator set.

ST. MORITZ HOTEL THE APARTELLE (18 rooms) Tourist Inn (29 rooms) Apartelle Gorordo Ave., Cebu City Cebu Commercial Complex, N. Escario St., Cebu City Tel. nos : (63-32) 231-1148/231-2408 Tel. nos : (63-32) 255-6385 to 87 Fax no. : (63-32) 231-2485 General Manager: Mr. Benjamin N. Borromeo E-mail : [email protected] Website : www.stmoritzhotelph.com TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE General Manager: Heings Pflugfelder MONTHLY TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Room No. Capacity Rate

Standard (single or double) P 1,310 net Suite: Twin bed P 1,620 net 8 & 11 3 pax P 23,750 Suite P 2,130 net 2,4,6,10 & 12 2 pax P 21,750 Extra bed P 500 net De Luxe 9, 201, 202, 2 pax P 19,800 * Special rates can be negotiated for long term 203, 204, 207, accommodation. All major credit cards honored 208, 209, 210, (exceptions) 211, 212, 213 Studio Facilities: 14, 15, 16, 18, 2 pax P 15,100 19, 21, 205 All rooms are air-conditioned with mini-bar, 22 Single P 10,550 personal safety deposit box built-in, refrigerator, 23 P 7,950 telephone, cable TV, toilet and bathroom with hot and cold water; Restaurant, L’oasis Garden, Pub & Disco; SEMI - MONTHLY Laundry Room No. Capacity Rate

Suite: WESTPOINT INN 8 & 11 3 pax P 14,300 (30 rooms) Tourist Inn 2,4,6,10 & 12 2 pax P 13,100 297 Don Gil Garcia St., Cebu City De Luxe Tel. no. : (63-32) 254-3433 9, 201, 202, 2 pax P 11,900 Fax no. : (63-32) 254-4524 203, 204, 207, E-mail Address : [email protected] 208, 209, 210, General Manager : Engr. Arthur Lim 211, 212 & 213 Studio: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE 14, 15, 16, 17, 2 pax P 9,250 18,19, 21,205 Standard : Single P 650 net 22 Single P 7,500 Double P 750 net 23 P 5,300

54 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer DAILY BENZ PENSION HOUSE Room No. Capacity Rate (10 rooms) Pension House 30 Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Suite: (Across PLDT & PC Camp Osmeña) 8 & 11 3 pax P 1,450 Tel. no. : (6332) 253-3033 2,4,6,10 & 12 2 pax P 1,300 Manager : Dr. Teodora Young De Luxe: 9,201, 202 2 pax P 1,150 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE 203, 204, 207 208, 209, 210 Aircon good for two P 450 net 211, 212 & 213 Good for two (bigger room) P 550 net Studio: 14, 15, 16, 18, 2 pax P 1,050 Facilities: 19, 21, 205 Fully air-conditioned; Private toilet & bath 22 Single P 790 23 P 660 CEBU MAYFLOWER PENSION HOUSE Note: Daily rates already include electricity charges (49 rooms) Pension House Monthly & semi-monthly rates do not include Villalon Drive, East Capitol Site, Cebu City electricity. Tel. nos. : (63-32) 253-7233/ 255-2800 Additional charge for extra person: Fax no. : (63-32) 255-2700 P 200 - daily E-mail : [email protected] P1,000 - semi-montly Website : www.mayflowerpensionhouse.com P1,800 - monthly General Manager : Lourdes Vilma Lee

Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Fully furnished with colored TV ; Parking space Single P 650 and telephone Double P 900 Additional person P 250 * Aircon w/CATV, Phone, Private T&B THE ANCESTORS PENSION * Above rates include gov’t tax (18 rooms) Pension House Group rates by special arragnements C. Perez Bldg.,cor. C. Ouano & P. Burgos St., Centro, Discounts for regular guest Mandaue City Accepts all major credit cards Tel. nos.: (63-32) 346-4357 to 58 Rooms have Cable TV, Telephone & private T&B Fax no.: (63-32)346-4359 E-mail: [email protected] Facilities: General Manager: Agnes Essem B. Perez Laundry & Pressing Service; Round the Clock TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE security; Mayflower Pension House Coffee shop; Standby generator; Room service; Restaurant with Cable TV; Patio Standard (1 pax) P 700 for outdoor meals; Safekeeping service; IDD/NDD phone Classic (2 pax) P 950 system; 24 hrs. convenience store & pharmacy; E-mail Deluxe (2 pax) P 1,000 service; Fax & photocopying service Penthouse (3 pax) P 1,400 Ancestral Supreme (3 pax) P 1,400 Ancestral Suite (4 pax) P 1,600 CEBU PENSIONE PLAZA Imperial Suite (3 pax) P 1,600 (33 rooms) Pension House Catalina Suite (2 pax) P 2,000 N. Escario St., Cebu City Grand Suite (2 pax) P 2,500 Tel. no. : (63-32) 253-7378 * Rates are Inclusive of 12% VAT & 5% Service Charge Fax no. : (63-32) 254-6360 General Manager: Mrs. Rosalinda M. Sy Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Restaurant; Laundry service Executive P 950 Supreme P 850

55 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Deluxe P 750 Facilities: Family P 1,500 Extra person P 150 Aircon ; Individual telephone; Private toilet & bath; Note: All rates is net of government tax Hot & cold shower; Cable TV; Safety deposit box;Fax services; Coffee shop; Massage services ; Elevator; Safe Facilities: drinking water (reverse osmosis); Standby generator

Elevator; Restaurant/coffeeshop CEST LA VIE (36 rooms) Pension House CEBU REGAL PENSION HOUSE 73 Juana Osmeña, Cebu City (41 rooms) Pension House Tel. no. (63-32) 253-5266 9-A Y&F Bldg.Junquera Extension, Cebu City General Manager: Dr. Eduardo Borromeo Jr. Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-6758 to 59 Telefax no.: (63-32) 255-6750 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE General Manager: Mr. Wilfred F. Yu Queen size bed (with cable TV) P 600 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Double bed P 650

Single Economy: Non-aircon P 350 CITIVIEW HOUSE Aircon P 425 (29 rooms) Pension House Double: Osmeña Blvd. cor Sanciangko St., Cebu City Standard P 600 Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-2465 Deluxe P 650 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-0877 Family: General Manager: Mr. Tertuliano Tolentino, Sr. Standard (good for 3) P 800 Deluxe (good for 4) P 900 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Extra person P 150 Cable TV P 75 Standard: Single P 475 Facilities: Double P 550 Twin bed P 650 Fully airconditioned guest rooms; Cable TV; Extra bed P 120 Standby generator; Safety deposit box; Laundry & pressing service Facilities: Fully airconditioned; Individual telephone; CEBU VIEW TOURIST INN Private toilet & bath; Hot & cold shower; cable TV; Safety (34 Rooms) Pension House deposit boxes; Safe drinking water from reverse osmosis; 200 Sanciangko Street, Cebu City 24H security; Fax service and standby generator Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-8333 Fax no.: (63-32) 254-9777 General Manager: Mr. Samson Borromeo EAST CAPITOL PENSIONNE (28 rooms) Pension House TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE D.S. Regner Bldg., 92 C. East Capitol Rd., Cebu City Telefax. nos.: (63-32) 416-5588 / 416-5668 / 255-1210 Deluxe Room w/ Cable TV: E-mail: [email protected] One double bed P 900 net General Manager: John Yap Two single bed P 900 net Suite Room w/ Cable TV: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE One double bed P 975 net Family Room: Studio P 728.00 Two double Bed P1,250 net Standard P 817.60 Overnite Rate (9pm - 7 am): Superior P1,232.00 One double Bed P 400 net Deluxe P1,512.00 Two single Bed P 450 net Executive P2,072.00 Extra person P 200 net Ambassador P2,017.00 Extra bed P 196.00

56 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer 8-bedroom Bohol dorm P 336 /pax Metro Double P1,120 14-bedroom dorm P 336 /pax Extra person for Metro rooms P 336 * Max of 2 children below 12 yrs. sharing room with parents are free of charge * Rates include government tax Accepts all major credit cards Facilities: Facilities: Restaurant; Function room Rooms are fully-airconditioned with cable TV, telephone and hot & cold bath ELEGANT CIRCLE INN Conference room with capacity of 60 persons; (70 rooms) Pension House Room service; Elicon House Coffee Shop; Telephone; Cinco Centrum Bldg., Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City Laundry service; Safekeeping service; Standby generator; Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-1601 /412-4928 Gift shop/souvenir shop; Information; telephone service; Fax no.: (63-32) 254-1606 Typewriters available on request; wake-up call; Night General Manager: Dr. Felipe K. Cinco security; Optional colored TV

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE FAMILIA PENSION HOUSE (Formerly Jovel) Economy P 890 net (15 rooms) Pension House Standard P 995 net 24 K Uytengsu Road, Cebu City De-luxe P 1,300 net Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-9950 Executive P 1,650 net Prorietor: Mr. Clemente Fontanar Junior Suite P 1,950 net Elegant Suite P 3,150 net TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Extra Bed P 250 net • Room rates are for single or double occupancy Non-aircon (common T&B): • Children below 12 yrs. old are free of charge Single P 310 • Special discount on group, weekly or monthly Double P 370 accommodation Extra bed P 80 Aircon (Private T&B): Facilities: Single P 525 Double P 600 Fully airconditioned rooms; PABX telephone Extra bed P 80 system; Piped-in music; Hot & cold water/bath; 24H cable TV(except single room); Standby generator; Elevator; Facilities: Function room (good for 50 persons); Safety deposit boxes; Fax machine service; Photocopying service; Optional cable TV; Room service; Laundry Mailing service; Laundry/pressing service; Fire alarm service ; Telephone system and car rental

FUENTE PENSION HOUSE ELICON HOUSE (42 rooms) Pension House (50 rooms) Pension House 13 Don Julio Llorente St., Cebu City 53 P. del Rosario St., Cebu City Tel. nos.; (63-35) 412-4988 / 412-4988 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-0300 / 255-0400 Fax no.: (63-35) 253-4133 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-0367 General Manager: Ms. Annelyn F. Regis E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.mayflowerinn.ph/elicon TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Manager: Ms. Lourdes Vilma Lee Suite Room P 1,750 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Family deluxe Room P 1,550 Twin room P 930 Standard room: Single room P 830 Sugbo Single P 672 Extra folding bed P 250 Sugbo Double P 952 Extra person w/o folding bed P 150 Extra Person for Sugbo rooms P 280 Refrigerator P 200 Executive room: Metro Single P 784

57 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Facilities: JASMINE PENSION HOUSE (24 rooms) Pension House Suite room: 1 kingsize & 1 single bed, aircon, Don Gil Garcia St., Cebu City hot & cold water, PABX, Telephone, Cable TV, Refrigerator Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-4559 / 253-3757 / 254-2686 Family Deluxe room: 3 single beds, aircon, hot Fax no.: (63-32) 254-9432 & cold water, PABX telephone, cable TV General Manager: Dr. Camilo Tomboc Twin Room: 2 single beds, aircon, hot & cold water, PABX telephone, cable TV TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Single room: 1 single bed, aircon, hot & cold water, PABX telephone, cable TV Deluxe (good for 2) P 580 Restaurant; Function Room (100 pax capacity); Standard (good for 2) P 520 Elevator Standard (2 Single) P 550 Extra Bed P 100 Group rates on request HOPE PENSION HOUSE (37 rooms) Pension House Facilities: 79 V. Gullas Street cor. Legaspi St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-3659 / 254-3649 Aircon; Cable TV; Hot & cold; Telephone; Fax no.: (63-32) 253-8909 Elevator; Function room Manager: Mr. Andrew Go

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE KAMUNING HOUSE (30 rooms) Pension House Aircon (3rd flr): Cor. Cong. M.A. Zosa and L. Llorente Sts., Cebu City Single P 420 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-6866 / 254-9808 Double P 440 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-5379 Aircon (4th flr): General Manager: Mr. Rodrigo Luab Single P 380 Double P 400 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Extra person for aircon P 150 Single P 710 net Facilities: Double P 840 net Family (triple) P 950 net Room service and laundry service Extra person P 110 net

Facilities: HOTEL SOGO (66 rooms) Pension House Fully air-conditioned rooms; Individual telephone 0197 Sanciangko St., Cebu City units; Standby generator; Safety deposit boxes; Laundry Tel. nos.: (63-32) 416-8050/ 4167955 / 4167988 and pressing service; Colored TV(optional) Fax no.: (63-32) 416-8050 Resident Manager: Restie B. Singzon LS PENSION TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (24 rooms) Pension House R.R. Landon St. cor. Junquera Ext., Cebu City Premium P 895 Tel. no.: (63-32) 256-2893 / 256-2817 Deluxe P1,025 General Manager: Ms. Caroline G. Ong Executive P1,225 Regency P1,565 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Extra person P 250 Single P 500 net Facilities: Double P 600 net Triple P 700 net Aircon; Telephone; Hot & cold shower; Cable TV Extra person P 100 net & MP3 Music Channel; Coffee shop Facilities:

Aircon rooms; Cable TV; Private T&B

58 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer LYLIE HOTEL Facilities: (14 rooms) Pension House 818 H. cortes, Mandaue City Fully air-conditioned rooms; 24 hr. Hot & cold Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-2848 shower; Cable TV; NDD/IDD Telephone system; ; Laundry Fax no.: (63-32) 343-7546 and pressing service; Restaurant(Sulanders Sports Bar & E-mail: [email protected] Dining Pub; Fax service; Mactan Travel & Tours Website: www.lyliehotel.com General Manager: Gil Ferdinand A. Torres MYRA’S PENSION TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (10 rooms) Pension House #12 cor Escario St. and Acacia St., Lahug, Cebu City Single Standard P1,000 Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-5557 Single Deluxe P1,100 Manager: Ms. Myrna Quisumbing Double/twin standard P1,100 Double Deluxe P1,200 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Twin Standard P1,200 Twin Deluxe P1,300 Single/double P 896 net Family room P1,600 Family (good for 4) P1,120 net Extra person P 112 net Facilities: Folding Foam P 224 net

Aircon rooms w/ cable TV; H & C shower; 24-hr Facilities: reception room & security; Wifi spots Laundry service; Room service; Air-conditioned rooms with cable TV; Private CR; Hot & cold water (on MAANYAG PENSION HOUSE selected rooms) (11 rooms) Pension House Archbishop Reyes Ave., Cebu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 232-8521 NS ROYAL PENSIONNE General Manager: Mr. Ruben Magale (37 rooms) Pension House Juana Osmeña Street, Cebu City TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Tel. nos.:(63-32) 254-5358 / 254-5364/254-5362/255-1556 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-1384 Single/double P 800 General Manager: Mr. Adrian Dizon Suite room P1,200 Extra person P 200/pax TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Facilities: Studio P 880 Standard P 1,210 Coffee shop; All aircon rooms, Cable TV; Private De Luxe P 1,450 T&B; Parlor & Spa Facilities:

MACTAN PENSION HOUSE Individual airconditioning system; IDD/NDD (36 rooms) Pension House telephones; Mini-refrigerator in deluxe rooms; Color TV M.L. Quezon National Highway, Pajo, Lapu-lapu City with cable connection; Hot & cold water system; Standby (Mactan Island) generator; Coffee shop; Rooms service; Basement Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-5524 to 27 parking; concierge and safety deposit box Fax no.: (63-32) 340-5528 E-mail: [email protected] General Manager: Mr. Ronnie E. Rojas PACIFIC PENSIONNE (CEBU PACIFIC PENSION HOUSE) (72 rooms) Pension House TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE 313-A Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-5271 / 254-9216 / 412-5707 Standard (good for 2) P 690 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-3290 Superior (good for 2) P 890 E-mail: [email protected] Deluxe (good for 2) P 1,150 Website: www.pacificpensionne.com Extra person P 100 Manager: Ms. Irene U. Te

59 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Telefax no.: (63-32) 232-6738 Gen. Manager: Evelyn Seno Single P 920 Double (Matrimonial) P1,070 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Double Twin P1,170 Family room for 3 P1,560 Single aircon: Family Superior room for 4 P1,755 Daily P 600 Extra Person P 300 Monthly P 18,000 Electric Fan room P 300 Double aircon: Daily P 700 Facilities: Monthly P 21,000

Rooms are fully air-conditioned with private toilet Facilities: and bathrooms, Cable TV; Pacific Cafe(coffee shop); Business center; Keycard hotel lock system; Standby Private T&B; Cable TV; Dining Lounge; Coffee generator; Safe deposit box; Laundry and pressing shop service; Free WiFi

SHAMROCK PENSION HOUSE PALAZZO PENSIONNE (27 rooms) Pension House (14 rooms) Pension House Fuente Osmeña Rotunda, Cebu City 49 Sepulveda St., Cebu City Tel nos.: (63-32) 255-2999 / 255-2900 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-0105 / 412-5551 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-5239 Fax no.; (63-32) 412-5552 President : Mr. Sergio Antonio V. Paras Jr. E-mail: palazzo [email protected] Website: www.palazzopensionne.net TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE General Manager: Mr. Richie Donavan Atillo Studio P 616 net TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Standard P 784 net De Luxe P 1,120 net Economy: Extra person P 168 net Single P 695 * All transactions are in cash mode Double P 795 Standard: Facilities: Single P 745 Double P 845 All rooms are fully air-conditioned; Individual Deluxe: telephone units; Standard & deluxe rooms; Cable TV; Hot Single P 945 and cold water; 24 hr. food service; Coffee shop facilities; Double P 1,045 In-house potable water available processed by reverse Family (good for 4) P1,345 osmosis water purifier with automatic post chlorination Extra person P 200/head equipment; Fire alarm-sprinkler system; Equipped with Extra bed P 250/head high tech TV monitoring security system on lobby and hallways; Guest service elevator; All guest rooms provided * Accommodations for 2 have free breakfast with disabled friendly doorknobs * Family room for 4 have free breakfast for 3

Facilities: TEO-FEL PENSION HOUSE (28 rooms) Pension House Fully airconditioned rooms; Hot & cold water; Oliva-Perez Bldg., No. 4 Junquera St., Cebu City Cable TV; Individual telephone; Cafe Juliana; Ample Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-2482 / 253-2488 parking space; 24 hr. security; Safety deposit boxes; Room Fax no.: (63-32) 253-2488 service; Laundry service; Wakeup call; Major Credit cards General Manager: Angelina Soliano accepted (Visa, Amex, Mastercard) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

PENSIONNE LA FLORENTINA Single Economy P 480 net (15 rooms) Pension House Single Standard P 600 net 18 Acacia St., Lahug, Cebu City Double Standard P 728 net Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-3318

60 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Double Deluxe P 900 net TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Executive P1,020 net Extra person P 120 net Board & lodging (aircon room) P 460/person/day Family room P1,500 net Breakdown: Facilities: Lodging P 150/person/day Meals: (P 310/person/day) Cafe and restaurant; Cable TV; Room service; AM/PM snacks P 60 Laundry service; 24 hour security; Standby generator; Lunch P 90 Safekeeping service; Photocopy & Fax service; Individual Dinner P 90 T&B with Hot & cold water; Room intercom/telephone conference; Function rooms Facilities:

Conference room (for seminars) VERBENA PENSION (45 rooms) Pension House 584-A Don Gil Garcia Street, Capitol Site Cebu City ECOTECH CENTER Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-0203 / 253-4440 (20 rooms = 450 pax cap. ) Dormitory Fax no.: (63-32) 253-3430 Sudlon, Lahug, Cebu City Manager: Ms. Jocelyn Urgello Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-5239 (front desk) / 254-6747 Fax no.: (63-32) 254-7047 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Admin. Officer: Mrs. Violeta dela Peña

Single P 430 net TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Double P 520 net 3 persons P 610 net Good for 5: 4 persons P 700 net Lodging only P 300+ /person 5 persons P 790 net Board & lodging P 640+ /person 6 persons P 880 net Good for 2: Lodging only P400+ /person * Cable TV per day (upon request) P 60 net Board & lodging P740+ /person * Ref. per day (upon request) P 70 net * Rooms: Fully airconditioned; Private bathroom Dormitory: Lodging only P200+ /person Board & lodging P540+ /person VILLA INEZ PENSION HOUSE (8 rooms) Pension House * Note: All rates + service charge Andres Abellana St.cor. Bacayo Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-4079 Facilities: Fax no.: c/o Javier Office (63-32) 253-8092 Manager: Mrs. Adelaida Javier Conference room

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE YMCA Single/double: (37 hostel rooms+ 34 pax ladies dormitory) Dormitory Electric fan P 400 51 Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Aircon P 500 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-4057 / 253-0691 (Bigger room) A P 550 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-5217 B P 600 Manager: Mr. Crisologo Caparoso

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE APPLIED NUTRITION CENTER (13 rooms = 140 person capacity) Dormitory Members Banilad, Cebu City Aircon (2 persons) P 500 net Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-4016 / 233-4465 Additional person P 600 net Contact person: Loida Geldore Facilities (w/ session fees ): Swimming pool; Table tennis; Billiard; Badminton; PRT; Aerobics classes; Basketball

61 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer ACE PENZIONNE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (64 rooms) Unclassified M.L. Quezon National Highway, Pajo, Lapu-lapu City Single room P 550 (Mactan Island) Double room P 700 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 341-1170 / 341-1140 Twin room P 800 Gen. Manager: Antonio M. Amistad Family P1,000

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE BEST SUITES HOTEL Standard room P 840 (27 rooms) Unclassified Superior (single) P 1,100 APP Bldg. II, M.L. Quezon Ave., Pusok, Mandaue City Superior (double) P 1,330 Tel. no.: (63-32) 236-9999 Deluxe room P 1,450 E-mail: [email protected] Harbor view room P 1,690 Website: www.bestsuites-cebu.com City view room P 1,690 General Manager: Judy Tuason Presidential suite P 2,290 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities: Standard P 1,300 Airconditioned rooms, Hot & cold shower, Deluxe/Twin P 1,700 Colored TV with Skycable, PABX telephone system Regular Suite (2 singl. bed w/ kitchen) P 2,200 High speed elevator; High power standby Best suite (2 singl bedes w/ kitchen) P 3,200 generator system; 24 hr. room service; Room service massage; Japanese Restaurant; Free airport Facilities: transportation (pick-up & drop-off) Rooms: Fully furnished bedroom suites- ariconditioned; H&C shower; Cable channel LCD TV; APPLE TREE SUITES Broadband Internet access; PABX telephone system. (39 rooms) Unclassified 24-hr CCTV Security & front Office services; No. 22 J. Llorente St. Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City (beside Coffee shop; Laundry & Dry-clean services; elevator; Elegant Circle Inn Parking Area) Stand-by generators; Surface & basement parking Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-4236 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-4238 E-mail: [email protected] CAPITOL TOURIST INN Website: www.appletreesuitescebu.com (57 rooms) Unclassified Gen. Manager: Lilibeth Cunanan 290 Don Gil Garcia, Capitol Site; Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-2850 /253-2881 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Fax no.: (63-32) 412-4729 E-mail: [email protected] Standard (1 double bed) P 998 General Manager: Mr. Doy Yap Twin (2 single beds) P 1,298 Deluxe (1 double & 1 single bed) P 1,398 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Extra person P 250 Single w/o terrance P 520 net Facilities: Single w/ terrace P 580 net Matrimonial w/o terrace P 620 net Elevator; 24-hr security; 24-hr front office service; Matrimonial w/ terrace P 660 net All-airconditioned rooms; Automatic fire alarm system; Twin Separate Bed w/o terrace P 700 net Cable TV; Coffee shop; fax service; Fire exits; Hot & cold Twin Separate Bed w/ terrace P 750 net shower; IDD/NDD telephone; Parking; Refrigerator (upon Family w/o terrace P 800 net request); Safety deposit box; Stand-by generator; Family w/ terrace P 850 net Function rooms Facilities:

ASIANA PENSION HOUSE Fully airconditioned; Cable TV; Aircon; Stereo; (24 rooms) Unclassified Hot & cold shower; NDD/IDD telephones; Coffee shop; 136 h. Cortes, Mandaue City Elevator; 24 hrs. Standby generator; Laundry & pressing; Tel. no.: (63-32) 422-7089 Beauty saloon; Fax service General Manager: Cidney Tan

62 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer CEBU DOWNTOWN HOTEL Facilities: (24 rooms) Unclassified V. Gullas St. cor. D. Jakosalem St., Cebu City IDD/NDD telephone (PABX Telephone system); Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-5417 Safety deposit boxes; H&C shower; 24-hr CCTV 24-hr. General Manager: Grace Mercado security; Business center; Wi-Fi Internet connection (all rooms & lobby; Lobby Cafe; Elevator; LCD TV w/ cable; TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Personal ref. on Superior & Suite R rooms

Non-aircon (w/ private CR) P 500 Aircon Single (w/ CR & TV) P 700 CITI PARK HOTEL Aircon Double (w/ CR & TV) P 800 (105 rooms) Unclassified F. cabahug St., Panagdait, Mabolo, Cebu City Telefax. no.: (63-32)422-8833 / 238-8833 / 238-3388 CEBU HALLMARK HOTEL E-mail: [email protected] (68 rooms) Unclassified Website: citiparkhotel.com.ph 179 Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City General Manager: Ms. Pinky Cuenco Tel no. : (63-32)416-8631 Fax no. : (63-32) 254-1840 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE General Manager: Mr. Peter Po Superior Single P2,250 net TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Superior Double P2,500 net Deluxe Twin P3,125 net Non-aircon: Deluxe Matrimonial P3,700 net Single P 370 net Family Suite P5,600 net Double P 425 net Citi Grand Suite P6,000 net Standard Aircon: Presidential Suite P5,250 net Single P 470 net Extra bed P 1,200 net Double P 550 net Extra person (w/ breakfast) P 1,000 net Family P 910 net * Room rates are inclusive of 12% gov’t tax Extra person P 150 net Facilities: Facilities: 4 function rooms (2 of which can be combined Safety deposit boxes. into a grand hall). All can accommodate 300 pax.; Bar; Restaurant; Wireless internet access in public places; CEBU R HOTEL Coffee shop and upscale restaurant; Souvenir and gift (31 rooms) Unclassified shop; Foreign exchange counter; 24-hrs. room service; 101 Don Mariano Cui St., Capitol Site, Cebu City sapcious function rooms; Business center; Hotel wide IP Tel. no.: (63-32) 505-7188 / 505-7189 / 412-2828 CCTV surveillance; Hotel airport pick-up & transfers; Website: www.ceburhotel.com Secured basement parking area; Laundry service General Manager: Eileen R. Secuya

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE CITI PENSION HOUSE (9 rooms) Unclassified Standard R: 476 M.J. Cuenco Ave., Mabolo, Cebu City Single occupancy P 850 Telefax. no.: (63-32)231-7653 Double occupancy P 1,150 General Manager: June Remedio Deluxe R: Single occupancy P 1,050 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Double occupancy P 1,350 Triple occupancy P 1,650 Aircon (Cable TV, CR & bathroom) P 750 Quadruple occupancy P 1,950 Aircon (fully furnished; Cable TV; P 1,500 Superior R: Private toilet & bath; Kitchen; Single/double occupancy P 1,500 Refrigerator; Dining table) Suite R: Single/double occupancy P 1,700 Triple occupancy P 2,000 CROWNE GARDEN HOTEL (95 rooms) Unclassified Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City

63 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-7517 / 412-7759 / 231-3036 / Daily P 3,000 /day 231-3773 / 231-0772 Weekly P 2,750 x 7days Operations Manager: Virginia Cueva Monthly P 2,500 x 30 days

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE *Extra person P 200 /day * Refrigerator P 150 /day Standard P 1,650 * Internet P 100 /day Deluxe or Superior Room P 1,900 Family Room: Facilities: Triple P 2,150 Double P 2,000 Air-conditioned rooms with cable TV and private Presidential Suite: toilet & bath w/ hot & cold shower; PABX phone (IDD/NDD Triple P 2,250 available subject to charge); DSL internet (available upon Double P 2,150 request, subject to change); Aircon; Laundry service Ambassador Suite P 2,250 * Monthly rates for standard, deluxe & superior room is also avialable DULCINEA HOTEL SUITES (16 rooms) Unclassified Facilities: 3rd Floor, Shangs Mactan Town center, M.L. Quezon, Lapu- lapu City Restaurant & coffee shop; Function rooms; Stand- Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-2741 - 42 by generator; IDD/NDD telephone system; Cable Fax no.: (63-32) 342-8298 television; Fully air-conditioned room; Refrigerator; Hot & e-mail: [email protected] cold shower; Spacious parking General Manager: Mr. Timmy Susuco

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE D & L APARTELLE (Formerly El Jardin) (16 rooms) Unclassified Superior De Luxe(good for 2 w/ breakfast) P 2,300 0945 Juana Osmeña cor. Maria Cristina St., Cebu City Superior De Luxe(good for 2 w/o breakfast) P 1,600 Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-3698 Suite Room(good for 4 w/ breakfast for 2 only) P 4,600 Telefax no.: (63-32) 253-3626 E-mail: [email protected] Facilities: General Manager: Agustin Maramara Restaurant TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Single/double Occupancy: ENCE PENSION HOUSE Daily P 700 /day (11 rooms) Unclassified Weekly P 650 x 7 days 110 Sikatuna cor. Bonifacio St., Cebu City Monthly P 600 x 30 days Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-6480 / 255-6489 Additional person(w/ extra bed) P 200 General Manager: Cecil Sabaricos

Double occupancy: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Daily P 1,000 /day Weekly P 950 x 7 days Air-conditioned rooms: Monthly P 900 x 30 days Triple Bed: Family Room (3 persons): 24 hrs. stay P 1,100 Daily P 1,200 /day 10 hrs. stay P 700 Weekly P 1,150 x 7 days Double Bed: Monthly P 1,200 x 30 days 24 hrs. stay P 950 10 hrs. stay P 650 Family Room ( 4 persons): Single Bed: Daily P 1,500 /day 24 hrs. P 660 Weekly P 1,450 x 7 days 10 hrs. P 440 Monthly P 1,400 x 30 days Single Bed (large) P 770 10 hrs. P 440 Condo: (Unit 1:)

64 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer GRAN TIERRA SUITES Non-airconditioned rooms: (24 rooms) Unclassified #207 Don Mariano Cui cor. Don Jose Avila, Cebu City Single bed (large) Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-3575 / 412-4562 24 hrs. stay P 550 E-mail: [email protected] 10 hrs. stay P 330 Website: www.grantierrasuites.com General Manager: Ms. Jennifer Ong Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Cable TV; private toilet & bath; Internet Cafe; Videoke Single (1 person occupancy) P 789 Double (two-person occupancy) P 989 Family P1,189 EXECUTIVE ROYAL INN Extra Person w/ bed P 200 (23 rooms) Unclassified w/o bed P 150 Ma. Cristina & Juana Osmeña St., Cebu City * Amenities: H&C shower; Aricon rooms; LCD TV w/ Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-8251 / 254-8359 cable; WiFi Internet Access Fax no.: (63-32) 253-3162 Proprietor: Carlos Hermosisima Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE 1 conference room (30 pax max) Single/double GRAN PRIX ECONOTEL CEBU Deluxe P 800 (39 rooms) Unclassified Superior P 900 3rd Floor Coast Pacific Bldg., cor Ramos Sts., & Gen. Family room P 1,200 Maxilom Ave., Cebu City Extra person P 200 Telefax nos.: (63-32) 254-9169 / 253-3072 * Children below 12 yrs. are free when sharing w/ two E-mail: [email protected] adults & using existing bed [email protected] * Room rates are inclusive of government tax & service Website: www.grandprixhotel.com charge General Manager: Joan Castillo Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Rooms are fully air-conditioned, with cable TV, Standard room (single/double) P 999 net Hot & cold shower; Coffee shop; Telephone Deluxe room(single/double/triple) P1,499 net Family room(single/double/triple) P1,699 net Suite room: (single/double) P2,100 net GABRILIZ HOTEL (30 rooms) Unclassified Executive rooms: Good Shepherd Road, Banawa, Cebu City Superior rooms(single/double) P1,100 net Tel. nos.: (63-32) 256-3761 to 63 Deluxe premium(single/double/triple) P1,599 net Fax no.: (63-32) 256-3763 Junior suite (single/double) P1,599 net General Manager: Engr. Gabriel Leyson Family suite (single/double) P2,600 net TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities: Regular -(w/o cable TV): Rooms have: Individual split-type air-con; Daily P 500 Electronic door lock system Monthly P 5,000 Elevator; Automatic fire alarm & sprinkler system; Suite room-( Cable TV, aircon, ref. & sala): 24-hr security system; WiFi in all rooms. Daily P 1,000 Monthly P10,000 GV HOTEL Facilities: (43 rooms) Unclassified G.Y. Dela Serna St., Poblacion, Lapu-lapu City Hot & cold water(on selected rooms); Bath tub Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-3017 / 495-4388 General Manager: Ms. Flordeliza Villegas

65 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Super Deluxe P 2,000 Family Room P 2,800 Single w/o heater P 600 Single w/ heater P 700 *Double occupancy rate Economy (for 2) P 850 * Includes gov’t tax Regular (for 2) P 900 Deluxe w/ heater (for 2) P1,000 Facilities: Family (for 3) P1,200 Family (for 4) P1,300 Fully airconditioned guest rooms; Secured & automatic key cards; Personal drawer & closet; Cable * Rates inclusive of Gov’t Tax and 12% VAT TV; Hot & cold shower w/ toiletries; IP port for broadband internet access; Zen rock garden; 24-security service; Facilities: Restaurant; Coffee shop; Bakeshop; Wide parking space; Airport & pier transfer available Fully airconditioned rooms w/ cable TV and H&C shower HOTEL LE CARMEN (14 rooms) Unclassified HOTEL ASIA 21 Juana Osmeña St., Cebu City (16 rooms) Unclassified Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-6366 / 67 11 Don Jose Avila St., Capitol Site, Cebu City General Manager: Joy Cabay Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-8534 to 36 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-8536 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE E-mail: [email protected] General Manager: Ms. Julie Beth Watanabe Economy (1 single bed) P 950 net Standard (1 double bed) P 1,050 net TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Family (1 single & 1 double bed) P 1,350 net Deluxe (2 single bed) P 1,400 net Economy single P 2,000 Matrimonial (king-size bed) P 1,450 net Economy double P 2,300 Extra bed P 200 net Standard single P 2,500 Refrigerator (upon request) p 150 net Standard double P 2,800 Deluxe single P 2,700 Facilities: Deluxe double P 3,000 Extra person P 1,200 Aircon; Hot & cold shower; Cable TV; 24-hr security; IDD/NDD telephone, Standby generator Facilities:

Carpeted rooms; Japanese styled bathroom; HOTEL PIER CUATRO airconditioned rooms; Cable color TV; H & C shower; IDD/ (82 rooms) Unclassified NDD telephone; mini-bar; Japanese restaurant (Han-nya); 3rd Ave., North Reclamation Ave., Cebu City Coffee shop; Banquet & function room (30-100 pax); 24 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 236-1111/236-6666 hr. room service; Planet Bar/Asian Grill Filipino Restaurant E-mail: [email protected] (8th flr., 50-150 pax); Car rental service; Laundry/pressing; Website: www.hotelpiercuatro.com currency exchange; Massage service General Manager: Marivic Ngo

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE HOTEL FORTUNA (48 rooms) Unclassified Standard (1-2 pax) P 880 26 A. Borromeo St., Cebu City Deluxe (1-2 pax) P1,280 Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-5295 / 255-5588 / 412-1717 Family (1-2 pax) P1,680 Website: www.thehotelfortuna.com General Manager: Michael John Sy Facilities:

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Room features- Fully airconditioned, Private T&B with hot & cold shower, Cable TV, Telephone Standard P 1,200 De Luxe P 1,500

66 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Elevator; Coffee shop; Free WIFI; Laundry Facilities: service ; 2nd flr. Conference room (80 pax cap); 5th flr. Social Hall (160 pax cap.); Air-conditioned rooms; Cable TV; Private bathroom

JACINTA PENSION HOUSE (30 rooms) Unclassified METRO PARK HOTEL Osmena Blvd, Capitol Site, Cebu City (59 rooms) Unclassified Telefax nos.: (63-3Z) 255-3515 / 254-3011 St. Lawrence St. , La Guardia, Lahug, Cebu City General Manager: Ms. Annie Lee Recto Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-3887 / 233-2352 / 233-3883 Fax no.: (63-32) 233-0130 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE E-mail: [email protected] General Manager: Stephen Yap Standard w/ CATV P 700 Standard w/o TV P 600 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Twin Bed w/ CATV P 880 Twin bed w/o TV P 780 Economy P 950 * Rates inclusive of Tax Standard P 1,100 Superior P 1,500 Family P 1,900 KUKUK’S NEST Exec/condo P 1,500 (11 rooms) Unclassified 2 Bdrm/condo P 2,600 157 Gorordo Ave., Lahug, Cebu City Vice President P 1,850 Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-5180 Presidential Suite P 1,950 E-mail: [email protected] Extra bed P 350 Resident Manager: Ma. Beltran Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Coffeeshop; Function rooms; Swimming pool; Airconditioned Rooms: H&T shower; Airconditioned rooms; Restaurant; Standby w/ TV P 625 generator; IDD NDD telephone system; Spacious parking w/out TV P 575

Non-airconditioned: OFTANA SUITES Single P 280 (24 rooms) Unclassified Double P 400 A.S. Fortuna St., Banilad, Mandaue City Extra bed/bed P 100 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 421-3471; 421-3472; 416-2061 Fax no.: (63-32) 421-3470 Facilities: General Manager: Methuselah Riveral

Cable TV (for aircon rooms), 24 hr. open bar TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE and restaurant with international cuisine; Information center for tourist Family Room (good for 5 person) P 4,150 De Luxe Room (good for 2 persons) P 1,950 Standard Room (Matrimonial) P 1,550 MAGNOLIA PENSION Standard Room (Twin bed) P 1,350 (12 rooms) Unclassified Extra Bed P 600/pax 395-C Osmeña Blvd. , Cebu City Telefax. no.: (63-32) 254-9432 Facilities: General Manager: Ms. Rosalinda Tomboc Coffee shop (Cold & Fresh Cafe & Bakeshop); TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Function room (30pax)

Single/double P 500 Extra person: PALLADIUM SUITE Adult P 100/head (29 rooms) Unclassified Child P 50/head 06 Don Julio Llorente St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-1780 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-1791

67 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer General Manager: Mr. Ruben Lao Junior Suite Room P1,595 Executive Suite Room P1,695 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE * Amenities: H&C shower; Bathtub on suite rooms; Free Standard (single/double) P 800 net Daily breakfast (Deluxe3 & Suite rooms); Aircon; LCD flat Superior (double bed or twin single) P1,000 net screen TV with cable; IDD/NDD telephone Deluxe (1 double bed & 1 single) P1,200 net Suite (twin double bed) P1,400 net Facilities: Extra person P 150 net Coffee shop; Elevator; Stand-by generator; 24- Facilities: hr. Front Office service; RF Card door entry lock system; Luggage Storage service; Fax service; Automatic fire alarm Centralized airconditioning system with system; 24-hr. security; Free WiFi Internet Access individual thermostat control; Electronic door locking system; Mini-refrigerator; Individual electronic safe; Cable TV; Coffee shop; 24H fax and laundry service; Telephone; QUEENSTOWN CHERRY’S PENSION HOUSE standby generator; Elevator; (20 rooms) Unclassified C. Ouano , Mandaue City Tel. no.: (63-32) 343-7972 PARAGON SUITES Fax no.: (63-32) 343-7973 (36 rooms) Unclassified General Manager: Rosario Mañalac 91 Juana Osmeña, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-8752 / 255-8344 / 255-9714 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Telefax no.: (63-32) 412-6844 Gen. Manager: Henry Go Standard (Matrimonial Bed) P 700 Deluxe (w/ ref.): TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (Matrimonial bed; 1-2 pax.) P 900 (Matrimonial & single bed ;. 3-4 pax) P1,300 Economy Room (1 double) P 880 Superior (Matrimonial & single; 3-4 pax) P1,500 Standard (2 single bed) P 1,080 Extra person w/ bed P 200 Superior (2 single bed) P 1,180 Family rooms ( 1 double & 1 single) P 1,380 Facilities: De luxe (w/ free breakfast) P 1,450 Extra Bed P 250 Fully airconditioned; Cable TV; Fax service; Hot & cold shoer; Individual telephone; Safety deposit box; Facilities: Spacious parking; Room service; Laundry service

Centralized air-conditioning; Elevator; Stand-by generatorfor lights & air-conditioning; Wall to wall carpet RINGTOP PENSION HOUSE in all roooms; PABX Telephones; Cable TV “20; Mini (12 rooms) Unclassified refrigerator in De luxe room & Family room; Hot & cold 478 Estrella Bldg., M.J. Cuenco Ave.,Mabolo, Cebu City water system; Coffee shop & room service; Fire alarm Tel. no.: (63-32) 412-8106 system; Safety deposit box; Conference room Telefax no.: (63-32) 233-1971 Contact person: Marites Camacho

PREMIERE CITI SUITES TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (30 rooms) Unclassified Ma. Cristina St., Cebu City Aircon (good for 2; Cable TV; P 600 net Tel. nos.: (63-32) 266-0442 / 266-0443 Common CR) E-mail: [email protected] Aircon (good for 3l cable TV; P 900 net website: www.premierecitiusuites.webs.com Common CR) General Manager: Ms. Janice King Aircon (Good for 2; big room; w/ T&B; P 1,200 net Microwave oven; Telephone) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Aircon (good for 2; big room w/ T&B P 1,500 net & bathtub; Kitchen; Dining table for 4; Standard Room P 995 Electric stove; Ref.; Sofa; Telephone) Deluxe Room P1,295 P1,395

68 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer RIZWOODS TOWER Triple P 998 (55 rooms) Unclassified Executive rooms: 51 N. Bacalso Ave., Sambag 1., Cebu City Matrimonial P 998 Telefax. no.: (63-32) 415-5848 Double P 1,198 E-mail: [email protected] Family P 1,298 General Manager: Rizalyn M. Tabanao Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Coffee bar & restaurant; Standby generator; Free Premium (good for 2 pax) P 800 WiFi at the lobby Deluxe (good for 2 pax) P 900 Dormitory type P 300/pax SECOND HOME Facilities: (8 rooms) Unclassified 163 Don Mariano Cui St., Cebu City Restaurant; Wifi access on 3rd floor; Function Tel. nos.: (63-32)256-0273 / 253-1090 Hall; Laundry service; Parking area General Manager: Irene Uy

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE ROSEATE PENSIONE (24 rooms) Unclassified Air-conditoned rooms: 32-V. Urgello St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32)254-0281 / 254-6267 / 418-7152 Single/double: E-mail: [email protected] Daily P 795 General Manager: Philip John Cañedo 2 weeks P 11,000 Monthly P 23,500 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Extra person/day P 120 * Rates exclude electricity Standard room: Single P 550 Facilities: Double P 700 Twin P 800 Free cooking facilities; Air-conditioned rooms Bridal P 900 Deluxe room: Single P 650 SILANGAN INN Double P 800 (12 Rooms) Lodging House Twin P 800 Airport Road, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) Family P1,500 Tel. nos.; (63-32) 341-4904 / 340-8462 Extra person P 150 Manager: Miss Ofelia Mercado

Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Fully aircondioned rooms; Cable TV; Telephone; Twin bed (aircon) P 750 Hot shower; Private bathroom; Hanging garden; Single bed (aircon) P 550 Refrigerator (additional charge) Single (non-aircon) P 450

SAMPAGUITA SUITES TRAVEL BEE PENSION HOUSE (43 rooms) Unclassified (20 rooms) Unclassified 2nd Floor, JRG Bldg., (formerly Belvic Theatre) Gen. 294 Don Gil Garcia St., Cebu City Maxilom Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-1005 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-3672 / 253-5964 Gen. Manager: Marivic Ngo General Manager: Mr. Joel Dacudao TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Deluxe room (private T&B, TV) P 800 Single P 598 Standard (Private T&B, TV): Matrimonial P 798 Single P 600 Double P 898 Double P 700

69 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer VERBENA CAPITOL SUITES Economy (common T&B): (34 rooms) Unclassified Non-aircon P 400 79 Don Gil Garcia St., Capitol Site, Cebu City Aircon Single P 500 Tel. nos.: (63-32)255-8308 / 254-8537 / 412-6170 Double P 600 Fax no.: (63-32) 254-4965 E-mail: [email protected] Facilities: General Manager:Jose Agustin Urgello

Canteen TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Standard P 890 SOTO GRANDE HOTEL & RESORT Twin P 1,050 (77 rooms) Unclassified De Luxe P 1,250 Dapdap, Lapu-lapu City Extra bed/person P 200 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 238-6589 / 238-6590 Fax no.: (63-32) 238-6591 Facilities: E-mail: [email protected] General Manager:Ms. Imee Yu Cafe w/ WiFi internet access; PABX telephone system; 24-hr security; Function room; Safety deposit box For Details on Soto Grande Hotel and Resort, please refer to “RESORTS” Section of the situationer. VILLA DE MERCEDES PENSION HOUSE (32 rooms) Unclassified TONROS APARTELLE 366 Orchid St., Capitol Site, Cebu City (32 rooms) Unclassified Tel. nos.: (63-32)253-3320 / 259-3685 Gorordo Ave., Cebu City Fax no.: (6332) 253-8462 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-5201 / 231-5202 General Manager: Frederick Ledesma Fax no.: (63-32) 231-0520 General Manager: Charlie Uy TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Double Triple Economy: Standard (good for 2, single or double) P 700 Daily P 610 P 745 Weekly P 4,060 P 4,955 Facilities: Monthly P16,835 P20,565 Extra bed/person: P 135 Rooms are airconditioned, with cable TV, Regular: telephone, refrigerator and hot & cold shower Daily P 665 P 850 Weekly P 4,420 P 5,650 Monthly P18,355 P23,460 TROPICAL BREEZE TOURIST INN Extra bed/person: P 185 (15 rooms) Unclassified Semi Deluxe: Angasil Road, Brgy. Mactan, Lapu-lapu City Daily P 720 P 905 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 238-6935/582-0004 Weekly P 4,785 P 6,015 General Manager: Jean Elizabeth Siarot Monthly P19,870 P24,975 Extra bed/person: P 185 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Deluxe: Daily P 775 P 960 Standard room P 900/net Weekly P 5,150 P 6,385 2 Bedroom suite P 2,500/net Monthly P21,390 P26,495 Extra bed/person: P185 Facilities: Family room: Daily P 1,550 Aircon rooms; Hot and cold shower, Colored TV; Weekly P 10,300 2-beroom suite fully-furnished with kitchen; 24-hr. Monthly P 42,780 restaurant/bar; Laundry service; Free WIFI; Airport pick- * Children 12 yrs. and below will be free of charge. up Full payment required for weekly/monthly rates upon check-in. Additional 5% charge for credit card accounts on weekly

70 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer & monthly rates. PRACTICE HOTEL Unclassified Facilities: c/o CSCST-AIFC Argao Campus, Lamacan, Argao Tel. no.: (63-32) 367-7210 All aircon rooms; Water heater, CTV & ref. are available in Deluxe and family rooms; Water heater & TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE CTV are available in Semi-deluxe rooms Executive Suite P 700 (Kingsize bed = 3 pax, w/ tv, ref. &T&B, aircon) YES PENSION HOUSE Family Room P 500 (11 Rooms) Unclassified (Family size bed = 2 pax, aircon room) 050 Junquera St.., Cebu City Economy Room P 300 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-6277 / 266-0658 (single bed = 1 pax, aircon room) General Manager: Anecito Bontin Barili TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE SHAMROCK PENSION HOUSE Single (good for 2) P 650 net (8 rooms) Pension House Double (good for 3) P 799 net National Highway, Poblacion, Barili, Cebu Double Mattrimonial (good for 2) P 750 net Tel. nos.(Cebu City Booking Office): (63-32) 255-2999/ Extra person P 150 net 255-2900 (Barili direct): (63-32) 470-9235 Facilities: Fax no.: (63-32) 253-5239 Manager: Mr. Sergio Antonio V. Paras Jr. All aircon rooms TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Argao Standard (Aircon) P 560 net Extra person P 168 net ABALLE’S APARTELLE Economy P 336 net (12 rooms) Unclassified Extra person P 56 net Looc, Argao Tel. no.: (63-32) 367-7131 Facilities: Mobile phone no.: (63-38) 0919-3472722 Coffee Shop; Restaurant, Parking Space, Function Owner: Nicefora Aballe Room

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Bogo City Air-conditoned room P 1,200 (w/ TV, Ref., Gas range, and bathroom) BOGO PENSION HOUSE & RECEPTION CENTER Non-airconditioned Room P 600 (9 rooms) Unclassified Other accommodations: Pandan Heights, Bogo, Cebu Tel. nos.: (63-32) 434-8469 / 434-9221 (8 rooms Rooms) Unclassified Manager: Reynaldo Enero Suba, Poblacion, Argao TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Aircon P 800 Non-aircon P 500 Deluxe room aircon w/ T&B / P 1,000 Other accommodations: CATV / Hot & cold shower Mini-bar (4 rooms Rooms) Unclassified Standard room w/ T&B / CATV / P 900 Poblacion, Argao Hot & cold shower Standard room w/ T&B / CATV P 700 Air-conditoned room P 1,200 Family room w/ CATV P 1,200 (w/ TV, Ref., Gas range, and bathroom) Extra bed w/ beddings P 150/pax Non-airconditioned Room P 600

71 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Facilities: Double (aircon) P 950 Double (aircon-smaller room) P 750 Fully airconditioned room w/ cable TV ; Bar & Aircon w/ common CR P 150 restaurant; Swimming pool w/ jacuzzi; Cable TV viewing at poolside; Indoor stage w/ state of the art sound system Facilities:

Small restaurant(carenderia type) NAGANO PENSION HOUSE (12 rooms)Unclassified P. rodriquez St., Bogo, Cebu LEMMOR ZACHARY PENSION Tel. nos.: (63-32) 434-8861 / 251-2584 (10 rooms) Unclassified contact person: Anabel Barco M. Barba St., Poblacion , Toledo City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 322-5758 / 467-8344 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Proprietor: Rommel Alviz

Freesia P 800 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Jasmine P 1,300 Skyvine P 1,400 Aircon Single P 600 Sunflower P 1,500 Aircon Double (w/ TV) P 800 * Amenities: Private bathtub and shower w/ H&C shower; Intercom; Cable TV; Fully airconditioned; Smoke detector Extra refrigerator (For Aircon Double Rm. 303 only) + P 50 Facilities:

Bar and Restaurant; Standby generator; Garage; TOLEDO PENSION HOUSE room service (6 rooms) Unclassified Brgy. Sangi, Toledo City Talisay City Tel. no.: (63-32) 322-6003 Manager: Daisy Batac

QEEENSLAND HOTEL TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (30 rooms) Motel Lawa-an 2, Talisay City Standard room P 700 Tel. no.: (63-32) 491-5143 Deluxe room P1,000 General Manager: Alan A. Adarna Suite room P1,000

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities:

Executive: Function room; Restaurant 24 hrs. P 1,200 3 hrs. P 250 TOLEDO TRAVELLERS INN Facilities: (10 rooms) Unclassified N. Rafols St. Brgy. Poblacion, Toledo City Aircon; Colored TV; Piped-in music Tel. no.: (63-32) 322-5365 Manager: Sombra Montemayor

Toledo City TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Family room P 1,000 ALEU’S LODGE Twin bed P 800 (36 rooms) Unclassified Luray 1, Toledo City Facilities: Tel. no.: (63-32) 322-5672 General Manager: Eulalia Babalose Function room; Restaurant (bldg. tenant); Jollibee Fastfood (bldg. tenant) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Family (Aircon w/ ref.) P 1,500

72 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Resorts Note: Rates are subject to change without prior notice

Mactan Island E-mail: [email protected] ( Lapu-lapu City & Cordova ) [email protected] Webpage:www.bluewateresort.com / www.bluewater.com.ph COSTABELLA TROPICAL BEACH HOTEL General Manager: Mr. Rhyz O. Buac (153 rooms) Class “AAA” Buyong. Lapu-lapu City, Mactan Island TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-4244 / 231-3273 / 231-3272 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-4415 Deluxe: E-mail: [email protected] Single (Beach Wing) US$ 250++ Website: www.costabellaresort.com Twin/double (Garden wing) US$ 300++ General Manager: Ma. Luisa A. Arambulo Amuma Spa Suite: Single US$ 300++ TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Twin/Double US$ 350++ New Beach Wing: Standard US$ 135 Single US$ 350++ Superior Poolside US$ 160 Twin/Double US$ 400++ Superior Deluxe US$ 225 Royal Bungalow (Single/twin) US$ 500++ Seaview Suite US$ 300 Extra person US$ 60++ Sunrise Corner Suite US$ 360 Seafront Suite (1-bedroom suite) US$ 360 * Rates inclusive of daily buffet breakfast Seafront Suite (2-bedroom) US$ 530 Round trip transfer for a minimum of two nights

Extra Person (with breakfast): Facilities: With extra bed US$ 50 Without extra bed US$ 40 Two swimming pools; Allegro Restaurant; Sunset Cove Seafood Restaurant by the beach; Coco Palm Cafe; * Inclusive of room & breakfast Pier 7 Beach Bar; Poolside bar; 24-hr Room service; * Breakfast for 2 person Aquamarine Water Sports facilities; Children’s playground; * Maximum of 2 adults and 2 children Free shuttle service to the city and back; Sports & * Above rates are NET of gov’t tax & service charge recreation center; Silver Bullet Shooting Gallery and Gun * Rates are quoted in US$ and are subject to prevailing club; Outdoor games(Volleyball, tennis); Giftshop; Hotel exchange rate. Conference hall; Video rentals; In-house movies; Cable television; Limousine service; Luxury sight-seeing; Facilities: Laundry service; Day Care center; Baby-sitting service; Safe deposit boxes; In-house nurse and on-call company Restaurant: La Marina Restaurant & Patio(Fil & physician; Standby generator; Amuma Spa Int’l cuisine), Brisa Cafe(Fil, Int’l dishes &Frozen delights) Swimming pool; Clubhouse; Sea Escape Music Bar; Rooms service; Laundry; Foreign exchange; Picnic huts; Snorkeling & diving facilities; Club house; Business Center; Garden restaurant (100 pax); Beach volleyball; BE RESORTS MACTAN (Formerly Microtel Inn & Suites Conference room (15-300 pax capacity); Ballroom (450 Mactan) pax capacity) (158 rooms) “AA” Punta Engaño, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) Tel. no.: (63-32) 236-8888 local 8800 MARIBAGO BLUEWATER BEACH RESORT Fax no.: (63-32) 236-8088 (157 rooms) Class “AAA” Manila Sales & Res.: (63-2) 671-7171 Maribago, Mactan Island E-mail address: [email protected] Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-5411 to 14 / 492-0100 Website: www.beresorts.com Fax nos.: (63-32) 492-0128 / 4920129 / 231-0437 General Manager: Mr. Garry Garcia

73 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Website: http//www.cordovareef.com Sales & Mktg. Manager: Ms. Jocelyn C. Catedral Standard Php 5,400 nett Premium room( Pool or Beach View) Php 6,400 nett TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Suite room (beach view) Php 7,900 nett Extra Person Php 1,500 nett Single Deluxe Villa US$ 150+ (Room w/ 1 king-size bed) * Rates are inclusive of government tax and service charge Double Deluxe Villa US$ 200+ (Room w/ 2 queen-size bed) Facilities: Deluxe Ocean-View Villa US$ 240+ (Room w/ 2 queen-size beds or 1 king-size bed) Restaurant; Swimmming pool; Wireless internet Grand Villa US$ 300+ access; Photocopy, fax, and mailing service. (Premier bedroom w/ 1 king-size bed) Extra bed/person US$ 40

CEBU WHITE SANDS BEACH * Children age 12 & below are free of charge on rooms (49 rooms) Class “AA” when sharing room with parents Free use of baby cot. Looc, Maribago, Mactan Island, Cebu * Rates are subject to 13.5% gov’t tax. Peso payment are Tel. nos.: Trunkline (63-32) 495-9000 / 495-2226 converted from US$ at the prevailing exchange rate Sales & Res. (63-32) 495-2222 * Included amenities: American breakfast, welcome Fax no.: (63-32) 495-2220 drinks and cold scented towel, Fruit basket, bottled , E-mail address: [email protected]/ mineral water(daily replenishment) [email protected] Website: www.whitesands.com.ph Facilities: Resident Manager: Mr. Francisco L. Unchuan Individually controlled air-conditioned rooms; 21- TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE inch color Television with cable; Telephone facility with bathroom extension; 110 / 220 voltage outlets; Fully- Single Double stocked mini-bar; Refrigerator; Marbled bathroom with separate shower & toilet facilities; Hair dryer and bath Deluxe US$ 145 amenities plus hot & cold water; Courtyard Villa US$ 175 Watersports facilities for jetskiing, scuba diving, Courtyard Junior Suite US$ 255 snorkelling, and island-hopping tours; 808 sq.m. Free- Semi-Suite Room US$ 195 form swimming pool; Function room; Game room; Health Mabuhay Room US$ 195 Club; Gym; Village Boutique; Mar Bantayan Restaurant Extra person(adult) w/ breakfast & bed US$ 40 (Fil. & Int’l cuisine); Abutanan (bar); Wine Cellar (bar) Extra bed for kid US$ 15 Peak Season Supplement US$ 30 net ISLAND AND SUN BEACH RESORT Inclusions: (25 rooms) Class “AA” * Room accommodation with breakfast Hilutungan Island, Cordova, Cebu Policies: Tel. nos.: (63-32)492-4545 / 340-8991 * Above rates are valid on PEAK dates Fax no.: (63-32) 496-8050 * To guarantee booking, 50% down payment is required E-mail: [email protected] * Any pre-payment is strictly non-refundable Website: www.islandandsun,.com Sales & Mktg. Manager: Ms. Jocelyn C. Catedral Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Restaurant; Rooms service; Laundry service; Safety deposit boxes; Swimming pool Deluxe US$ 188+ Extra bed US$ 40

CORDOVA REEF VILLAGE RESORT * Peso payment are converted from US$ at the prevailing (50 rooms) Class “AA” exchange rate. Bantayan, Cordova, Cebu Children 12 yrs. old and below are free of charge on Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-8991 / 340-8980 / 340-7987 rooms when sharing with parents. Free use of Baby Fax no.: (63-32) 496-8050 cot. E-mail : [email protected]

74 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Peak season (Oct-April) P 19,800++ Facilities: Poolside suite 2: Off Peak (May-Sept) P 17,000++ Bar & restaurant; Aqua sports (parasailing, Peak season (Oct-April) P 19,800++ waverunner, jetski); Aircon rooms; Cable TV; Mini-bar; Master oceanfront 3: Function room Off Peak (May-Sept) P 15,800++ Peak season (Oct-April) P 19,000++ Master oceanfront 4: PACIFIC CEBU RESORT Off Peak (May-Sept) P 15,800++ (124 rooms) Class “AA” Peak season (Oct-April) P 19,000++ Subabasbas, Lapu-lapu City Penthouse suite 5: Tel. no.; (63-32) 495-7000 Off Peak (May-Sept) P 17,000++ Telefax no.: (63-32) 495-6008 Peak season (Oct-April) P 19,800++ E-mail address: [email protected] Penthouse suite 6: Resident Manager: Mr. Antonio H. Bande Jr. Off Peak (May-Sept) P 17,000++ Peak season (Oct-April) P 19,800++ TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Oceanfront villa 7: Off Peak (May-Sept) P 23,800++ Standard: Peak season (Oct-April) P 25,800++ Single US$ 80++ Seaview pool villa 8: Double US$ 90++ Off Peak (May-Sept) P 25,800++ Superior Gardenview: Peak season (Oct-April) P 27,800++ Single US$ 90++ Garden pool villa 9: Double US$ 100++ Off Peak (May-Sept) P 23,800++ Superior Oceanview: Peak season (Oct-April) P 25,800++ Single US$ 100++ Double US$ 110++ Facilities: Mezzanine Villa (single/double) US$ 120++ Villa (Single/double) US$ 120++ Restaurant (California Mediterranean cuisine , Family (Single/double) US$ 200++ Swimming pool ; Spa Extra bed US$ 20++ Day use Php 450/ pax w/ set lunch CEBU MARINE BEACH RESORT Facilities: (29 rooms) Class “A” Suba Basbas, Lapu-lapu City Airconditioned rooms w/ NDD-IDD phones, Mini- Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-5727 bar, H&C shower, bathtub, in-room safety deposit box, Fax no.: (63-32) 495-6332 Bar; 2 Restaurants; Laundry and dry cleaning; E-mail: [email protected] Car service; Currency exchange; Diving pool; 3 Website: www.cebumarine.com Swimming pool; Mini-bar; Pool bar; Dive shop; Gift shop; General Manager: Mr. Samuel B. Lim Laundry service; Scheduled shuttle service; Tennis court; Basketball court TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Standard P1,755 net ABACA BOUTIQUE RESORT & RESTAURANT Deluxe P2,925 (9 rooms) Class “A” Jr. Suite P3,510 Sitio Buot, Punta Engaño, Lapu-lapu City Suite P4,680 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-8456 /342-8905 Extra person(w/out extra bed) P 250 Fax no.: (63-32) 495-1378 * Credit cards accepted: VISA, Master Card, Diners Club E-mail: [email protected]; &JCB [email protected] Website: www.abacaresort.com Facilities: General Manager: Mr. Jason David Hyatt Restaurant; Swimming pool; Aquasports TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE facilities; Pool bar; Conference room

Poolside suite 1: Off Peak (May-Sept) P 17,000++

75 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer CRIMSON RESORT & SPA, MACTAN Airport transfer; Car rental; Gift shop; Travel & tour (290 rooms) Class “A” arrangement; Bicycle rental; Massage service; Doctor on Dapdap, Lapu-lapu City call Tel. no.: (63-32) 401-9999 Fax no.: (63-32) 401-9998 E-mail: [email protected] CAOHAGAN ISLAND CLUB INC. Website: www.thecrimsonhotels.com.com (9 rooms) ”SIR” General Manager: Mr. Roger E. Wehrsig Caohagan Island, Lapu-lapu City Mobile phone. no: (63) 0917-6233158 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE General Manager: Mr. Aoki, Yutaka

Deluxe (refer to website for inquiry) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Garden suites Private Pool villa Native Huts (single or double) ¥ 4,400/pax Beach Front Casita Cottage (private T&B ) ¥ 7,500/pax Beach Front Private Pool villa Ocean-front Private Pool villa Facilities:

Facilities: Picnic huts;Restaurant; Pump-boat rental; Power generator (5:00 PM-11:00 PM only); Facilitates Snorkel- 2000 sq. meter Spa (Aum); Dining facilities- ing/diving (w/ prior arrangement thru a non-affiliated dive Saffron (main dining & coffee shop serving asian cuisines), company) Azure (chill out bar), Tempo (piano bar), Score Sports Bar ; Grand Coral ballroom; infinity pool; Beachfront cabanaS; Watersports (parasailing, banana boats, jet ski, CLUB KON-TIKI RESORT INC. kayak, dive center); Fitness center; Indoor badminton (14 rooms) “SIR” courts; Children’s playground Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Telefax nos.: (63-32) 4952434 / 495-2588 E-mail: [email protected] General Manager: Capt. Jesus A. Hansen ANEMONE RESORT (14 rooms) “SIR” TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Buyong, Maribago. Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 492-0119 Standard Room (non-aircon): Felefax no.: (63-32) 492-0118 Single US$ 23 E-mail: [email protected] Double US$ 25 General Manager: Haydee Alave Kubota Jr. Deluxe (aircon w/ h & c shower): Single US$ 30 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Double US$ 32 De luxe (aircon, w/out TV & ref) : Single or twin Single US$ 37 Non-aircon (fan room) P 650 Double US$ 42 Standard room (w/ aircon, H&C shower) P1,400 De luxe (aircon, w/ TV & ref): De Luxe room (w/ aircon, cable TV, Single US$ 42 Mini-ref., H&C shower) P1,700 Double US$ 45 Extra person/mattress P 200 Extra bed US$ 10 Others: * Above raters are subject to 10% VAT & 10% service Cottage (day-use) P 250 charge Entrance fee/per person P 100 * All rates are net of service charge and gov’t tax Facilities: Children below 10 yrs. old are free of charge * Master/Visa/JCB card accepted Aqua sports facilities; Restaurant; Sunbathing area Facilities:

Swimming pool; Restaurant;Scuba diving; Aqua sports; Multi-purpose function room; Laundry service;

76 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer NALUSUAN ISLAND RESORT & MARINE SANCTUARY HADSAN COVE (19 rooms) “SIR” (23 rooms) Unclassified Olango Reef, Cordova Agus. Lapu-lapu City Telefax. nos.(c/o MENCA Dev’l Corp.) : (63-32) 231-7143 Tel. no.: (63-32) 236-0915 / 412-8352 Fax no.: (63-32) 412-5401 Mobile: (63) 0922-8921444 / 0922-8727854 Cebu Office : Benigno V. Du Bldg., Fuente Osmeña E-mail: [email protected] Tel nos.: (63-32) 254-0569 / 412-5401 (telefax) Website: www.mencaresorts.com General Manager: Clementino Diez General Manager: Michael Mendoza TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Standard aircon: Single P 1,269.45 net Presidential room P 6,100 net Double P 1,673.10 net Family Room (6 pax) P 5,490 net Six persons in a room P 2,983.50 net Stilt cottages: VIP: Aircon room P 3,050 net Single or double P 1,942.20 net Non-aircon room P 2,440 net Six persons in a room P 3,568.50 net Extra person (aircon) P 915 New wing: Extra person (Non-aircon) P 610 Single or double P 2,480.40 net Six persons in a room P 4,153.50 net * Rates are good for single or double occupancy: Inclusive Seaside: of Continental Breakfast. Single or double P 3,018.60 net Six persons in a room P 4,738.50 net Facilities: * Meals are paid as you order & no airport transfer; All Guest rooms; Furnished with bathtub; Fresh rooms are airconditioned, w/ hot water except standard water shower; Ceiling fan and 220V electric power; Aqua rooms & VIP rooms; Only Seaside rooms have sports activities; Wave runner; Jetski; Scuba diving; Water refrigerator and television; 50% deposit upon ski; Canoe fishing; Snorkeling confirmation of reservation

Facilities: TUGBUNGAN VILLAGE GARDEN RESORT (ALTA CEBU) (42 rooms) “SIR” Swimming pool; floating restaurants serving Tugbungan, Pilipog, Cordova (Mactan Island), Cebu fresh seafoods day and night; Pumpboats for island Tel. nos.: (63-32) 496-7427 / 496-7881 hoping; Windsurfing; Swimming pool; Dive shops Telefax no.: (63-32) 496-7399 (Aquadive, Sasanami & Sujung Sesang) Website: www.cebugardenresort.com CEO: Ms. Cherry Ann Carquinio HARUHAY DREAM RESORT TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (6 rooms) Unclassified Marigondon, Kalubihan, Lapu-lapu City Standard Room US$ 69++ Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-9790 Deluxe Room US$ 79++ Proprietor: Evelyn Cithler Premium Room US$ 99++ Extra bed US$ 20 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Facilities: Native room (Aircon, TV, T&B) P 1,000 Bungalow (aircon, Hot & Cold shower, Function room; Souvenir shop; Swimming pool Aircon, Ref. & TV) P 1,600 & jacuzzi; Restaurant; Jungle Bar; Business center; Gym; Bungalow (aircon, Ref., TV, T&B) P 1,300 Game & fun area; Computer room & library; Botanical Garden; Mini-clinic; Business rooms; Internet connection Facilities: in guestrooms; Massage; Safety deposit box; Resort shuttle; Daily complimentary breakfast for 2; Cable TV/ Restaurant; Swimming pool; Billiard; Tennis DVD (for Premium rooms) Alcoy

77 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Alegria

SOTO GRANDE HOTEL & RERSORT COSTA DE LETICIA BEACH & DIVING RESORT & SPA (77 rooms) Unclassified (8 rooms) “A” Dapdap, Lapu-lapu City Poblacion, Alegria, Cebu Tel. nos.: (63-32) 238-6589 / 238-6590 Tel. no.: (63-32) 476-7040 Fax no.: (63-32) 238-6591 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.costadeleticia.com Website: www.sotograndehotelresort.ph Manager: Maria Leticia P. Donayre General Manager:Ms. Imee Yu TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Single room P 1,000 Deluxe Room P 4,263++ Standard room P 1,500 Extra Bed P 1,200++ Family room P 2,500 Suite Room P 6,468++ Suite room P 2,500 Extra Bed P 1,200++ Additional Person/Bed P 350

Facilities: Facilities:

Food outlets (Cafe Soto, The Lobby Lounge, La Infinity Swimming pool with Jacuzzi, Toddler’s Veranda); Fully equipped Fitness Center; three free-form pool, Hydro & aquatic swimming pool; Solar-powered Swimming pool; Biking path; Rollerblade Park; giftshoppe; airconditioning; Solar-powered waterheater; Cable TV; Laundry service; Wifi internet access; Coffee bar & restaurant; Snorkeling; Diving; Spa; Tour sight-seeing

BODO’S BAMBOO BAR RESORT (14 rooms) Unclassified BATONG MALUNHAW Pasol, Alcoy Cebu (8 rooms) Unclassified Tel. no.: (63-32)483-9119 Madridejos, Alegria, Cebu Fax no.: (63-32) 483-5522 Tel. no.: (63-32) 476-8022 E-mail: [email protected] Mobile phone no.(63) 9263125869 Website: www.bbb-alcoy.com Contact person: Ms. Jasmin Gonzales Manager: Bodo & Marita Lehnen TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Family (Good for 4; w/ aircon & CR) P 1,000 Balcony room (Private balcony, fan P 1,340 Single (Good for 2; w/ aircon & CR) P 750 Safe box; One double & 1 single bed) Non-aircon (good for 2, w/ ceiling fan * 10% discount for a minimum stay of 28 days common CR) P 500

Deluxe Double (Aircon, Hot & cold shower, P 1,600 Facilities: mini-bar, TV, wireless internet access. safe deposit box. one double bed) Swimming pool * 10% discount for a minimum stay of 28 days Argao Deluxe Triple(aircon, Hot & cold shower, P 1,970 mini-bar, TV, Wireless internet access. Safe box) LOOC GARDEN BEACH RESORT * 10% discount for a minimum stay of 28 days Unclassified Looc, Argao Note: Children 12 and below are free of charge when Tel. no.: (63-32) 485-9516 sharing the room and bed with parents Contact Person: Joy Maglangque

Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Pool billiard, Gift & souvenir shop, Swimming Non- airconditioned. Room P 800 pool, Indoor phone, ; Private terrace; Telephone; Sattelite (1 bed good for 4 pax; Execess P100/pax) TV; Laundry service, Airport transfer Air-conditioned Room P 1,500 (2 beds good for 4 persons; Excess P100/pax)

78 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer VIP room P 2,500 THE WOODRUFF (4 beds good for 3 pax; Excess P100/pax) (8 rooms) Unclassified Tulic, Argao, Cebu Note: Extra charge of P 100 for use of TV,VCD,DVD Tel. no.: (63-32) 367-7388 Website: www.woodruffs-beachresort.com

RIVERSTONE CASTLE RESORT TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Unclassified Cantig-a Jamgao, Argao Aircon rooms (w/ cable TV) P 900 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 261-8227 / 367-7641 Fax no.: (63-32) 261-8229 Facilities: E-mail:[email protected] Contact person: Mercy P. Galeos Internet cafe; billiard, Swimming pool (adult & children); Videoke TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Asturias Castle Cottages P 1,300 (family size bed w/ TV, ref., and T&B) * Note: all rooms are air-conditioned MARABAGO BEACH RESORT (13 rooms) Unclassified Facilities: Daan Lungsod, Sta Lucia, Asturias Tel. no.: (63-32) 515-4933 Beer & wine cellar; Swimming pool; Restaurant; Mobile phone no.: (63) 0910-3132222 Underground shooting range; Underground aquarium; Manager: Ms. Rita Mendoza Mini-zoo TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE SUNSHINE BEACH CLUB, INC. (15 rooms) Unclassified Aircon good for 2 (King-size bed , C.R. P 800 Tulic, Argao limited to 4 pax only) Tel. nos.: (63-32) 367-7282 / 256-0464 (Cebu) Non-aircon (whole house w/ kitchen P 600 Fax no.: (63-32) 485-8329 & C.R. E-mail: [email protected] Non-aircon (room w/ kitchen; communal P 500 General Manager: Alex Suares Sr. C.R.)

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities:

Standard: Restaurant; Videoke, Speedboat & jetski rental. Single P 715.00 Double P 975.00 Badian Family (2 doubles = 4 pax) P 1,462.50 Jr. Suite (2 doubles = 4 pax) P 1,706.25 BADIAN ISLAND RESORT & SPA Captain Suite(2 doubles = 4 pax) P 3,656.00 (42 rooms) Class “AAA” Optional charges: Zaragoza Island, Badian, Cebu Extra bed P 195.00 Tel. nos.; (63-32) 475-1102 to 06 Color television P 60.00 Cebu City Office: (63-32) 253-6452 Refrigerator P 90.00 Fax no.: (63-32)475-1101 Entrance (picnic & day-users) P 48/head Cebu City Office: (63-32) 253-3385 * Add’l TV P 60/day E-mail address: [email protected] Add’l Ref. P 90/day Webpage: www.badianhotel.com General Manager: Ms. Maria E. Catral Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Individual CR w/ Hot & cold shower; Swimming Per person/per night pool; Picnic area; Billiard hall; Dining Room; KTV; seminar Pool Villa(min. 2 persons): hall (150 pax capacity) Halfboard US$ 504 All inclusive package US$ 602

79 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Badian Suite (min. 2 persons): TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Halfboard US$ 362 All inclusive package US$ 460 Double (Fan, CR, Max of 10 pax, CR) P 1,500 Junior Suite (min. 2 persons): Single (Fan, CR, Max of 5) P 900 Halfboard US$ 258 All inclusive package US$ 358 Facilities: Family (4 beds/min. 3 full paying guests): Halfboard US$ 193 Restaurant All inclusive package US$ 292 Extra bed: Halfboard US$ 152 LA PLAYA DE ASUNCION All inclusive package US$ 252 (7 rooms) Unclassified Single occupancy(for Pool Villa & Badian/Junior Matutinao, Badian (seaside, 100 meters before Matutinao suites only): Bridge) Halfboard 35% surcharge on above rates Tel. no.: (63-32) 475-1194 All inclusive package 25% surcharge on above rates Owner: Thadeous M. Capacio

Peak Season supplement: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (26 Dec. 2008 - 067Jan 2009) US$ 45/pax/night * Inclusive of gov’t tax, no service charge Aircon (8 pax max, w/ private T&B) P 1,900 Non-Aircon (w/ T&B) P 1,300 Transfers: Roundtrip Transfer from Cebu Airport/Cebu City to Badian Island to Airport/City Facilities: * US$ 60.00 per person (min. of 2 persons) Open air function room Children’s reduction( when sharing with at least one adults): * 4 to 12 years old: MATUTINAO BEACH RESORT 50% discount on above rates (10 rooms) Unclassified * Below 4 years old: Matutinao, Badian (seaside fronting Sto. Tomas de Free of charge except on meals & drinks (will be Villanueva Parish Church, before Kawasan Falls) charged separately. Mobile phone no.: (63) 0916-9638342 * Rates inclusive of Welcome Drink, Transfer by boat to Owner: Mr. Mateo Duque West Coral Beach for snorkeling/Swimming, Evening entertainment TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE * All inclusive package includes: Breakfast + Lunch + dinner; Unlimited local drinks; Excursions Aircon P 1,200 * Halfboard includes: Breakfast + Dinner Non-aircon P 500

Facilities: Facilities:

Restaurants; Bar; Beauty parlor; Souvenir; Restaurant Boutique; Swimming Pool; Convention facilities; Sports (windsurfing, paddleboar, volleyball, badminton, billiard, darts, table soccer, table tennis); Badian Diving Centre; WILLY’S PLACE MOUNTAIN RESRORT Entertainment and excursions; Badian Natural Spa & (6 rooms) Unclassified Thalasso; M/Y Dolphina for dolphin watching, bay cruising Kawasan Falls (1st level), Balhaan Badian, Cebu & island hopping Mobile phone. nos.: (63) 09275456061 / 0926-9621819 / 09069608646 / 0906-5485078 Owner: Willy Saldua GLECERIO AFRICANO (4 rooms) Unclassified TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Matutinao, Badian ( Kawasan Falls upper level) Mobile no.: (63) 0927-8805497 Ordinary room P 900 (Ideal time to call: early morning when signal is Ceiling Fan (for two) P1,200 available due to transfer of phone’s location) Ceiling Fan (two beds) P1,500 Ownwer: Glecerio Africano Aircon room (two beds) P2,500 Aircon room (for ten) P3,500

80 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Facilities: Deluxe 5 P 1,800 (4 single bed, fully airconditioned, television with cable, Restaurant; Picnic (P300/day); River bathroom with hot & cold shower, fully airconditioned) rafting (P300/hr.) Facilities: Balamban Tanya swimming pool; Basketball court; and cottages; Mini-playground; Banquets; Mini zoo; BIGUAN VIEW PARK souvenir shop; Indoor movies; Foreign exchange; Room (7 rooms) Unclassified service;Laundry; Massage Rent-A-Car & Island hopping Gaas, Balamban services Cebu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 412-1557 Cebu City Mobile phone nos.: (63) 0905-2610078 / 0928-5021241 ISLAND IN THE SKY Proprietor: Col. Robelito R. Comilang (4 rooms) Unclassified Gaas, Balamban, Cebu TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Mobile phone no.: (63) 0919-2318848 Talisay City Office (JVR’s): 272-3409 Room w/ private T&B (w/ veranda) P 700 Proprietor: Johnny V. Delos Reyes Room w/ Private CR ( & parking space outside & veranda) P 1,000 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Room w/ private T&B (no veranda) P 400 Extra bed (mattress) P 100 Standard room P 1,500 pitching fee P 100 Bigger room P 1,800 Biggest room P 2,500 Facilities: Entrance fee: Adult P 50 Swimming pool Children P 25 Picnic huts (day use) P 250

BINGHAY MARINE PARK Facilities: (21 rooms) Unclassified Pondol, Balamban, Cebu Rooms w/ CR; Swimming pool; Hanging foot Tel. no.: (63-32) 333-2581 bridge; Picnic huts Telefax: (63-32) 465-0218 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.binghaymarinepark.com General Manager: Suzzane B. Perez III Barili

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

La Roca Exasperanza P 5,000 PALALONG PLACE (1 bedroom, dining room, refrigerator, television, (3 rooms) Unclassified with cable, bathroom with hot & cold showerm Sitio Palalong, Gibuangan, Barili, Cebu fully airconditioned) Mobile phone no.: (63) 09173253144 Lantawan P 5,000 General Manager: Carlo Estrada (8 single bed, 2 bathrooms with hot and cold shower) De Luxe 1 P 1,500 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (2 twin bed, refrigerator, bathroom with hot & cold shower, Aircon good for 2 (smaller room) P 675 fully airconditioned) Aircon good for 2 (w/ space for Deluxe 2 P 1,200 extra person @ P100/extra pax) P 784 (4 twin bed, bathroom with hot & cold shower, fully airconditioned) Facilities: Deluxe 3 P 5,000 (10 double deck beds, fully airconditioned) Restaurant Deluxe 4 P 800 (1 double deck bed, fully airconditioned)

81 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Bogo City

LUSAPAN RESORT NAILON BEACH RESORT (6 rooms) Unclassified (19 rooms)” SIR” South Rd., Lusapan, Boljoon Lovers Lane Rd., Nailon, Bogo City, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32)482-9077 Tel. nos.(Cebu): (63-32) 253-9941/412-5585/253-2511 Manager: Mylene Anas (Bogo): (63-32)251-2328/434-8005 Telefax nos.(Cebu): (63-32) 253-2511 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (Bogo):(63-32)251-2328 Resident Manager: Mr. Reynald Ocho Upper level P 2, 500 (Aircon w/ living room, kitchen, CR) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Family room P 1,500 (Fan w/ CR, living room, Twin bed, double-deck bed & Super Deluxe (w/ veranda) P 2,300 crib) Deluxe (w/ veranda) P 2,000 Non-aircon P 800 Standard (hotel type) P 1,690 (Non-aircon, twin bed) Extra bed P 190 Lower level P 1,300 Family room (14 pax) P 4,300 (Aircon, twin bed & a coach) Family room (20 pax) P 6,200 * Check-out time is 12:00 NN; Children below 12 yrs Facilities: old travelling with adults are free of charge unless extra beds are provided. Rates subject to 10% service Function room charge & 12% VAT

Facilities: Carmen All rooms air-conditioned, with hot & cold water & Cable TV; Swimming pool; Indoor games; Jacuzzi; Island Carmen safari; Aqua sports facilities BPC BEACH RESORT (6 rooms) Unclassified Luyang, Carmen, Cebu Boljoon Tel. no.: (63-32) 429-9418 E-mail: bpcbeachresort.com.ph CEBU CLUB FORTMED Owner: Danny Custodio (15 rooms) Unclassified Magdagang,Boljoon, Cebu TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Telfax. nos.: (63-32)482-9050 / 482-9050(up to 51) E-mail; [email protected] Beachfront: Website: www.cebu-clubfortmed.com Aircon room: Manager: Oliver Alcid Overnight P 750 3 hrs. P 550 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Aircon room w/ TV: Overnight P 850 Room A P 2,100 3 hrs. P 650 (Single detached w/ 2 beds private veranda) Room 101-105 P 1,750 Oceanview: (Row house type, with 2 beds) Ceiling fan: Extra bed P 400 Overnight P 400 Extra person P 200 3 hrs. P 300 Entrance P 100 Aircon small room: Open cottage P 200 Overnight P 650 3 hrs. P 450 Facilities: Ceiling fan w/ TV: Overnight P 550 Swimming pool; airconditioned rooms; Hot & 3 hrs. P 400 cold shower; Deep water diving; Boating & jetski; Fishing & snorkeling; shower rooms; bar & restaurant; Videoke; Note: Room rates good for 2 persons only. Additional cable TV; Pool table; beach volleyball; Gift & souvenir charge of P100/pax for aircon and P 50/pax for non- shop; Therapeutic massage ; Jacuzzi aircon rooms.

82 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Others (for day users): Larger room P 1,500 Non-air: Open cottage P 150 Regular room P 800 Entrance P 10 Larger room P 1,000 Entrance w/o cottage P 20 Swimming pool charges: Facilities: Adult P 100 Children P 70 Restaurant

Note: Restaurant opens from 8:00 AM - 8:30 PM only. Open cottages open until 6:00 PM only. ROYAL VISTA RESORT (17 rooms) Unclassified Facilities: 121 Maca-as, Catmon Tel. no.: (63-32) 430-9441 Palm Restaurant; Swimming pool; Open Facsimile no.: (63-32) 430-9346 cottages Manager: Helen Lawton

Catmon TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Waterside Water room P 1,850 net LAS FLORES (Good for 2 w/ ref. & TV) (10 rooms) “A” Waterside Water room P 1,550 net Flores, Catmon (Good for 2 w/o ref. & TV) Tel. no.: (63-32) 430-9390 (Good for 2) P 2,050 net Fax no.: (63-32) 430-9391 Family House (near kiddie pool) P 4,000 net Mobile phone nos.: (63) 9196388248 / 9206136184 (w/ living room) E-mail: [email protected] Extra person P 200/head Website: www.lasflorescebu.com Entrance for day-users : Adults P 100/head General Manager: Reg & Virginia Gillies 3-11 yrs. old P 75/head

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE * Exclusice private pool with 2 kiosk and a P 3,500 jacuzzi (good for 15 persons) for day-use Room for 2 pax P 3,250++ Facilities: Additional charges/room sharing w/ extra bed & break- fast 3 Swimming pool; Hidden Restaurant; Mini-zoo Over 14 yrs. old or adult P 1,000++ Children, 6-13 yrs. old P 750++ Compostela Children below 5 yrs. old No charge * Max of 2 additional adults per room ESTACA BAY GARDENS All prices are plus 12% taxes & 10 % service charge (36 rooms) ”SIR” Km. 23 Estaca Compostela, Cebu Facilities: Tel. nos.: (63-32) 425-8188 up to 89 Telefax nos.: (63-32) 425-8062 / 492-4388 Restaurant; Bar; Lounges, Swimming pool; E-mail: [email protected] ; Conference room (15 pax cap.); Motor boat [email protected] Website: www.nalusuanisland.com General Manager: Mr. Dennis Mendoza HUNAHUNA BEACH RESORT (formerly Montecarlo) Unclassified TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Km. 45 Catmon, Cebu Mobile Phone nos.: (63) 917-3719741 / 921-2774930 Presidential - P 5,000 General Manager:Dedete Hakens (2 bedroom, dining room, living room w/ sofa bed for additional bed, mini-bar, shower & bathtub) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Executive suite - P 3,500 Aircon: (2 connecting room w/ aircon units, spacious bathroom Regular room P 2,000

83 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer house; ; Golf ; Conference room; Horse w/ closet/cabinets & separate shower and bathtub, re backriding; Jetski; Basketball court; Seaside Pavilion; En- mote colored cable TV, Mini ref.) tertainment Room; Horse backriding Deluxe - P 1,350 overnight/P700 day-use, 5hrs. (Aircon, Separate shower & bathtub, Hot & cold shower, ROCK BEACH RESORT remote color cable TV, Mini-ref. , toiletries) (9 rooms) Unclassified Sampero Tapilon, Daan Bantayan, Cebu Standard - P 1,200 overnight/P600 day-use, 5 hrs. Tel. nos.: (63-32) 437-5641 / 437-8495 (Aircon, Bathroom w/ shower & toiletries, remote Mobile phone no.: (63) 927-2416143 controlled color cable TV) Proprietress: Juannita H. Cuyos Economy - P 750 overnight/P450 day-use, 5 hrs. TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (Aircon, Private toilet & bath) Room 1 (aircon, w/ terrace, bathroom) P 1,300 Closed cottage P 370 Family room (2 beds, w/ terrace, T & B) P 1,500 (bare bamboo bed & table) Rooms 3 & 4 (whole house, with kitchen, terrace, Toilet & bath, fan) P 1.300 Open air cottage: A P 750 Room 5 & 6 (Duplex , aircon, w/ terrace B P 500 toilet & bath) P 1,300 /rm. (w/ 2 long bamboo tables and wall benches) Room 7, 8 & 9 (Sala, dining, cable TV, w/ terrace, toilet & bath, ref., free breakfast Entrance fee : for two) P 1.700 /rm. Regular days P 30 Sabado nights P 60 Facilities: Facilities: Swimming pool; Open cottages available; Guest rooms: furnished with bathtub, fresh water Function hall (100 pax cap.); Billiard hall; Videoke shower, aircon; Swimming pool w/ slide; Kiddie pooll Karaoke/videoke; board games; volleyball; Badminton; chess; Restaurant; Aqua sport; Billiard hall; Function MALAPASCUA ISLAND RESORTS: rooms - Conference A,B & C

Daan Bantayan BANTIGUE COVE BEACH RESORT & DEEPCOVE DIVE SHOP ( including Malapascua Island ) (10 rooms) Unclassified VILLA MILING BEACH RESORT (Formerly Villa Brgy Logon, Malapascua Is., Daan Bantayan, Cebu Milagros) Tel. nos.(res.): (63-32) 5164-288/254-2415 / 437-0322 Note: As of the printing time - closed for renovation. Telefax nos.: (63-32) 412-9132 / 233-2686 Previous data was maintained as no new info is Mobile phone no.: (63) 0917-6221128 available. Please check with the establishment. E-mail: [email protected] (12 rooms.) “SIR” Website: www.bantiguecove.com Agoju, , Cebu Manager: Arlene Woolbright Tel. no.: (63-32) 437-8691 Cebu City Office: (63-32) 415-8090/ 231-1829 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE E-mail: [email protected] General Manager: Edwin L. Salimbangon Duplex Aircon P 2,500 Duplex Fan P 1,500 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Cottage Aircon P 2,800 Cottage Fan P 1,800 Suite Rooms US$ 250 Extra Person P 300 Special Rooms US$ 480 Deluxe Rooms US$ 450 * All rates inclusive of breakfast for two Extra bed US$ 20 * All rooms have TV & mini-bar Facilities:

Facilities: Restaurant (Lantawan);Beach Bar; Deep Cove Dive shop; Island Hopping Tennis Court; Swimming Pool; Restaurant; Club-

84 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer BB’S LODGING HOUSE Prop./Gen. Manager: Janet Hanlon (12 rooms) Unclassified Malapascua Island, Daan Bantayan, Cebu TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Mobile phone no.: (63) 0916-7566018 Owner: Florita Dalag VIP suite (big room): (Note: accommodations is located inland, but is still - 1 bed (2 pax) w/ aircon, refrigerator, P 4.500 walking distance to the beach area) TV, w/ breakfast - Extra person w/ bed P 450 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Deluxe room: - 1 bed (2 pax), w/ aircon, w/ breakfast P 2,500 Duplex (good for 2) P 600 Standard room (cottages): Excess P 50 a) 1 bed (2 pax) w/ fan, w/ breakfast P 1,500 Cottage (single) P 500 b) 1 bed (2 pax) w/ aircon w/ breakfast P 2,800 (for 2) P 400 Basic room: a) 1 bed (2 pax) w/ fan P 1,000 * Low season : discounts up to 25% on all rates b) 1 bed (2 pax) w/ aircon P 2,000 - Extra person w/ bed P 450 Facilities: Family room: a) 2 beds (mini. 2 pax, Max of 4 pax) P 1,800 CR; Fan b) 2 beds w/ aircon (mini 2 pax,max P 4,000 of 4 pax) BLUE CORALS BEACH RESORT - w/ breakfast for 2 pax (15 rooms) Unclassified - extra person P 450 Malapascua Island, Daan Bantayan, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 437-1020 Facilities: Telefax no.: (63-32) 437-1021 Mobile phone no.: (63) 0926-3050827 Private T&B; Bar & Restaurant; Pumpboats E-mail: [email protected] service; Family & cottages have terrace w/ tables & Manager: Ms. Haide de Dios-Bueno chairs; Room service; Diving & snorkeling equipments; Van/boat transfer - from Airport to Maya seaport to Resort TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Aircon room (2 double bed & veranda) P 3,500 Fan room (double bed & veranda) P 1,500 COCOBANA BEACH RESORT (27 rooms) Unclassified *Accepts VISA. Mastercard, JCB Barangay Logon, Malapascua Island, Daan Bantayan Tel. no.: (63-32) 437-1040 / 437-1007 Facilities: Mobile Phone nos.: (63) 0915-9200011 (63) 0915-5208068 Restaurant; Individual CR; Function area (100 E-mail address (Switzerland): [email protected] pax cap); Little boutique; Laundry ; Massage; Bar; Van/ Website: www.cocobana.ch boat transfer service - from Maya to Airport (vice-versa) & Manager: Freddy Krummenacher Boat from Maya to Resort (vice-versa); Island hopping; Round Island transpo; (also available) telephone - TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE domestic & Int’l calls & fax Cottage w/ electric fan & excellent sea view: 1 person P 1,600 2 person P 2,000 BLUE WATER BEACH RESORT Cottage w/ electric fan & sea view: (22 rooms) “SIR” 1 person P 1,400 Malapascua Island, Daan Bantayan, Cebu 2 person P 1,800 Tel. no.: (63-32) 437-1053 Cottage w/ electric fan & limited sea view: Telefax no.: (63-32) 429-9011 1 person P 1,000 Mobile phone nos.: (63) 0918-9199128/ 0919-3171804/ 2 person P 1,100 0917-3301437 / 0918-9289510 Aircon-Beach cottage w/ excellent seaview: E-mail: [email protected] 1 person P 2,400 [email protected] 2 person P 2,700 website: www.malapascuabeachresort.com Aircon -Beach cottage w/ limited seaview:

85 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer 1 person P 2,200 Standard room: 2 person P 2,500 High season P 1,150 Deluxe- Aircon room w/ limited seaview: Low season P 900 1 person P 2,400 Deluxe room: 2 person P 2,700 High season P 2,400 Super Deluxe- Aircon room w/ good seaview: Low season P 2,000 1 person P 2,800 2 person P 3,100 Facilities:

Seaside Bar & Restaurant; Diveshop * Extra person for cottage w/ fan P 550 Extra person for AC-Cottage or AC room P 700 KUAN BA! * X-mas Surcharge of 20% from Dec, 21 to Jan.1 (17 rooms) Unclassified * Holy Week surcharge of 25% from April 2 to 9 Malapascua Island *Credit cards not accepted Mobile phone no.: (63) 09162507056 Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-1409 (Cebu Office) Facilities: E-mail: [email protected] Prop./Manager: Rose Medina Bar/restaurant TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

DAÑO BEACH RESORT, BAR & RESTAURANT Fan room (w/ CR) P 800 (25 rooms) Unclassified Aircon (w/ CR) P 1,700 Tawigan, Malapascua Island, Daan Bantayan Backpacker (fan & common CR): Mobile phone nos.: (63) 09156661584 / 09284635032 2 pax P 300 General Manager: Lemuel L.Daño 4 pax P 400

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities:

Large cottage: Swimming pool; Bar/restaurant High season P 800 Low season P 600 Room (duplex): LOGON BEACH RESORT High season P 600 (5 rooms) Unclassified Low season P 500 Malapascua Island, Daan Bantayan, Cebu * All rooms have CR & fan Mobile phone no.: (63) 09204721451 Prop./Manager: Irene Navarro Håve Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Restaurant Room (electricity from 6 pm - 6 am) P 1,200 Room (electricity from 6 pm - 12 mn) P 1,000 HIPPOCAMPUS BEACH RESORT (14 rooms ) Unclassified Facilities: Malapascua Island Mobile Phone no.:(63)0915-4001005 All rooms w/ CR & fan; Restaurant Tel. no.: (63-32) 437-1030 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.hippocampus-online.com LOS RESORT & RESTAURANT Manager: Cristy Freund (7 rooms) Unclassified Guimbitayan, Malapascua Island, Daan Bantayan TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-2937 Mobile Phone no.:(63) 0916-3432506 Family room: Webiste: www.los-bamboos.com High season P 1,000 Manager:Ronny & Alna Lechner Low season P 800

86 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Standard (beach cottage): Single room (1 person fan only): Standard (good for 2) P 990 - Regular rate P 1,200 Family (good for 4) P 1,400 -High season P 1,600 Entrance fee (non-guest) P 20 Double room (2 person fan only): -Regular rate P 2,000 Facilities:: -High season P 3,800 Deluxe (beach cottage): Restaurant; CR using rainwater collector for °BC1 (2 person): freshwater shower; Snorkelling; Rentals for glass buttom -Regular rate P 3,600 katamaran; -High season P 4,100 Note: Location allows cliff-jumping activities and °BC2 ( 2 person): is located near a fish sanctuary. -Regular rate P 3,600 -High season P 4,100 °BC3 (2 person): MALAPASCUA EXOTIC DIVE & BEACH RESORT -Regular rate P 3,600 (12 rooms) Unclassified -High season P 4,100 Pasil, Malapascua Island, Daan Bantayan Superior: Tel. no.: (63-32) 437-0983 °Banyan (2 person, hillside cottage): Fax no.: (63-32) 437-0984 -Regular rate P 4,000 Mobile phone no.: (63) 0917-3276689 -High season P 4,600 E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] °Kasbah ( 2 person, hillside cottage): Webpage: www.malapascua.net - Regular rate P 4,000 Proprietor / General Manager: Cora & Dik de Boer -High season P 4,600 Family: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE °BC4 (beach cottage, 5 person) -Regular rate P 5,000 Fan: -High season P 5,600 High season US$ 21 Safari (hillside loft cottage, 4 person, fan only): Low season US$ 18 -Regular rate P 4,600 Ordinary Aircon: ° Aircon & hot water shower High season US$ 40 Low season US$ 32 * Rates exclude 12% EVAT & 10% service charge. Deluxe aircon: - Except where noted, all rates are based on double High season US$ 60 occupancy per cottage per night. Low season US$ 48 - Children below the age of ten years of age are permitted to stay free of charge max of one child to Facilities: share per cottage - An additional bed for one person above the age of All rooms have individual CR; Restaurant/bar; 10 Diving yrs. of age is P1,000 - Discounts are available for stays 7 days or over

MANGROVE ORIENTAL RESORT Facilities & Services: (9 Rooms) Unclassified Suba, Malapascua Island Sports and recreation facilities (Snorkeling, Tel. no.: (63-32) 437-0347 Beach sports, Kayaking); Boat service; Transfer service Mobile Phone. nos.:(63) 09162185534/ 09177200652 (Cebu-Maya-Malapascua & vice versa); Laundry E-mail: [email protected] service General manager: Josephine Macaso

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE THE PALM PLACE INN (6 Rooms) Unclassified Budget (2 person fan only): Logon, Malapascua Island Regular rate P 700 Tel. no.: (63-32) 437-1050 (resort) High season P 1,200 Mobile phone no.: (63) 09179636162

87 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.malapascua.dk Dalaguete Manager: Flemming H. Laursen OCEAN BAY BEACH RESORT TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (15 rooms) Unclassified Poblacion, Dalaguete Upstair room (Fan, Good for 2): Tel. no.: (63-32) 484-8003 High season P 600 Fax no.: (63-32) 484-8004 Low season P 500 Mobile phone nos.: (63) 0919-5771714 Downstair room (fan, Good for 2): 0919-5772196 High season P 500 E-mail: [email protected] Low season P 400 Manager: Willem Kupers * Low season : discounts up to 25% on all rates TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities: Php US$ Standard: CR; Fan Single P 850 US$ 17 Double P1,050 US$ 21 Extra person P 200 US$ 4 SUNSPALSH Studio Room: (13 rooms) Unclassified Single P 950 US$ 19 Tawigan, Malapascua Island Double P1,150 US$ 23 Mobile phone nos.: (63)0909-7875415/ 09272741756 Extra person P 200 US$ 4 Manager: Arlene Kuhtmann Family Suite Single P1,200 US$ 24 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Double P1,400 US$ 28 Extra person P 200 US$ 4 Aircon room (w/ TV, Mini-bar) P 2,500 Captains Room: Fan room P 1,000 Single P2,200 US$ 44 Double P2,400 US$ 48 Facilities: Extra person P 200 US$ 4

Restaurant; Spa Facilities:

Rentals(car, jetski, boat, bikes, VHS or VCD; WHITE SANDS BUNGALOWS Laundry service; Pick-up service from airport (7 bungalows) Unclassified Jacuzzi; Ref.; TVl Bar & Restaurant w/ satellite Logon, Malapascua Island TV; Swimming pool; Souvenir & amenity store; Mobile Phone. no.:(63) 09273187471 Children’s playground; Conference room w/ 30 pax; E-mail: [email protected] Webpage: www.filippinerne.dk General manager: Kurt Jensen ROCKWALLED ADVENTURE RESORT Owner: Roquesa Rodrigo (8 rooms, 4 cottages & 5 dormitories w/ 6 pax cap.) Unclassified TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Coro, Dalaguete Tel. nos.: (63-32) 484-8436 / 484-8432 Single: Manager: Milagros Ilanos High season P 500 Low season P 300 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Double: High season P 600 Studio type P 1,500 Low season P 400 Dormitory type P1,300 - P1,000 * all rooms w/ CR & electric fan Cottage P 300

Facilities: Entrance: Day P 30/ pax Dive shop; Restaurant Night P 50/ pax

88 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Ref., Gas range, TV (on certain rooms); Spring Standard Overnight Picnic -fed Swimming pool(from explorable cave); Function 2nd flr - (w/ aircon, cable TV) P 900 P 550 room (50 pax); KTV bar - (same + private T&B w/ hot shower) P1,200 P 700 Single (w/ aircon, cable TV, private T&B w/ Danao City Hot shower - (Monday to Thursday P 600 P 550 EL SALVADOR’S BEACH CLUB - (Friday - Sunday & (39 rooms) “SIR” Holidays P 900 P 700 Km. 30 North Road, Sabang, Danao City Double Cabana (w/ aircon, cable Telefax nos.: (63-32) 200-3622; 2004-4494 TV, private bathroom w/ Cebu Office: 254-7869 ; 412-1705 Hot shower E-mail: [email protected] - (Monday to Thursday) P 900 P 700 Website: www.elsalvador-resort.com - (Friday to Sunday & General Manager: Ms. Iris M. Barrameda-Lao Holidays) P1,200 Deluxe (Ground floor w/ aircon, TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE w/ cable TV, ref., Private T&B w/ hot shower P1,500 P 850 El Salvador Suite (good for 2) P 2,699 Superior (Ground floor w/ aircon, Residential Suite (good for 2) P 2.455 cable TV, kitchenette, private (kitchen utensils not included) T&B w/ hot shower P2,000 P1,200 Poolside Suite (good for 2) P 1,960 Poolside Deluxe (good for 2) P 1,715 Additional person (overnight rate) Extra person with bed P 350 Adult P 100 ------Child P 50 Gardenview Standard (good for 2) P 1,450 Additional person (picnic rate) Gardenview Economy (good for 2) P 1,330 Adult/child P 50 Extra person P 200 * Children shorter than the counter may stay for free as Pull-out bed P 150 long as there is no request for extra bed, linens or towels (max of 3) Entrance fee for day users: (free use of pool) Adults (12 yrs. & above) P100/ Facilities: head Waterpark (Swimming pools) Conference room; Children (4-11 yrs) P 80/head Bar and Ballroom hall; Dining 3 yrs & below free Cottage P 300 Waterpark and Family Fun Village: * Rates inclusive of VAT & Service charge Members - one scratch per person irregardless of age Non-members - P 200/person Facilities: Tables - P 250 Cabanas: Adult swimming pool w/ waterfalls; Kiddie pool Double P 1,500 w/ outdoor jacuzzi; Coco Restaurant; Karaoke; Busi- Single P 75 ness Center; Gift shop; Car ental service; Childrens’s playground; Open cottages for day picnics;Aircon Func- tion rooms (15-200 pax); Guaranteed no brownout and SUNSHINE SHIN BEACH RESORT 24-hr. security. (14 rooms) Unclassified Taytay, Danao City, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 200-4170 INTOSAN RESORT HOTEL & RESTAURANT Mobile phone no.(32) 0918-6378503 (13 rooms) “SIR” Homepage: http://tomeshunshine.com Danao City Proprietor/General Manager: Jingky Shintome Tel. no.: (63-32) 200-3476 E-mail: [email protected] TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE General Manager: Mrs. Rosalinda T. Tomboc Standard P 1,300 Deluxe P 2,000

89 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Deluxe w/ kitchen P 2,500 Cottage (fan) P 650 Extra person/bed P 100 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Facilities: Standard Single w/ TV (Max 2) P 1,200 Standard Family (Max of 4) P 2,000 Beach side restaurant; Aircon rooms; Native Deluxe Single (Max of 2 w/ ref.) P 1,600 cottages; Swimming pool; Family karaoke; conference Deluxe Room good for 3 w/ ref. P 2,100 room Deluxe Family (Max of 4 w/ ref.) P 2,600 Deluxe Family (Max of 7 w/ ref) P 3,500 Deluxe Family (Max of 8 w/ ref.) P 4,000 Dumanjug Excess person(s) P 350/pax Dormitory (min.= 10-20 pax) P 3,300 (for 10) CHANNEL B Excess person P 350/person (8 rooms) Unclassified Add’l plastic bed with beddings P 250/bed Dumanjug Add’l pillow / blanket / towel P 50/pc. Mobile phone no.: (63) 0928-3789332 / 0921-8622539 Overnight Stay (non-aircon w/ lounging bed) P 80/bed TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Resort Entrance fee: Adult P 100 Room (5 pax cap.) P 800 Child (8 yrs. & below) P 50 Extra bed P 200 Butterfly Sancturay Entrance Fee: Adult P 50 Facilities: child P 25

Olympic-size swimming pool; Restaurant/bar; Facilities: Venue rental (for weddings, baptism, etc.) Cottages for daytime picnics; 4 large swimming pools w/ slide;Basketball court; Large parking space; Liloan Conference Hall ( 1 big with 200 pax seating capacity and 1 small with 40 pax seating capacity); Picnic cottages; CEBU LILOAN BEACH RESORT Outdoor sound system; Karaoke; TV; VCD; Billiard; (8 rooms) Unclassified Basketball Court; Badminton court Liloan Beach, Liloan Mobile phone no.: (63) 0919-4691169 General Manager: Lyn Hilay VILLA RAMMELYN RESORT (5 rooms) Unclassified TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Lower Calajo-an, Minglanilla, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 490-8163 Double (Aircon, H&C shower) P 1,000 Mobile phone no.: (32) 0928-2215731 Single (Aircon, private T&B) P 800 General Manager: Rammelyn Larobis (Non-aircon) P 500 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities: Aircon room (Hot & cold shower, TV) P 1,000 Restaurant Facilities:

Minglanilla Restaurant; Basketball court; Tennis/badminton court

TUBOD FLOWING WATERS RESORT (36 rooms) “SIR” Upper Pakigne , Tubod, Minglanilla Telefax nos.: (63-32) 272-3467/272-8717 /624-5550 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] General Manager: Robert Chan

90 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Moalboal conference room good for 40; Diving shop; Billiard hall; Nelson’s Scuba Diving School KASAI VILLAGE BEACH RESORT (13 rooms) “A:” SAMPAGUITA BEACH RESORT Tuble, Moalboal, Cebu (17 Rooms ) “SIR” Tel. no.: (63-32) 474-0159 Tonggo Basdiot, Moalboal, Cebu Fax no.: (63-32) 474-0551 Tel. no. (63-32)474-0066 Mobile phone no.: (63) 09279409153 Mobile Phone no.: 09173252897 E-mail: [email protected] Gen. Manager: Sergio Forti Website: www.kasaivillage.com/ www.oxygenediving.com TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Manager: Michael Peterson Twin, double or triple US$ 47.00 (full board basis per night) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Single room (supplement US$ 25.00

(Good for 2 persons) PhP US Dollar Note: Rates are nett quoted in US$ per person Beachfront room P 4,500 US$ 90 Children (w/ parents) 3-12 yrs. is 60 % of adult Poolside Deluxe room P 3,500 US$ 70 charge Extra person P 550 net US$ 9 Infants 0-36 months is free of charge(no extra bed) Note: 6-12 yrs. old 50% discount Facilities: 4-5 yrs. old 70% discount Below 4 yrs. old Free of charge (Meals & Car service drinks on parents account) Facilities: CABANA BEACH CLUB RESORT Rooms are fully air-conditioned, mini-bar and (10 rooms ) Unclassified terrace; European standard toilet and bath with hot & Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu cold shower; Complete bathroom amenities; Tel. no.(63-32)-474-0034 Telefax no.: (63-32) 474-0035 Swimming pool and kiddy pool; Sports E-mail: [email protected] facilities(volleyball, billiards, darts, and board games); Website: www.cabanacebu.com Fully equipped restaurant & bar; Dive center (Oxygene General Manager: Ms. Fatima Colita Philippines) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

EVE’S KIOSK De Luxe Room (3 units) US$ 44.00 (35 rooms) “SIR” Family room (1 unit) US$ 44.00 Panagsama Beach Moalboal Honeymoon Suite (1 Units) US$ 55.00 Telefax no.: (63-32) 474-0350 Seaview Room ( 3 units) US$ 55.00 Mobile Phone . no.: 0917-9505249 Suite Room (2 units) US$ 66.00 E-mail: [email protected] Extra bed US$ 10.00 Website: eveskiosk.tripod.com Gen. Manager: Eve Abenido Malig-on Room Facilities:

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE De luxe Rooms are airconditioned , ceiling fans, TV set, mini-bar, hot & cold water, safety deposit boxes Non-aircon (good for 2 pax) P 500 (front desk), free breakfast for two, Private veranda, Two Aircon (depending on size) P 1,000 - P 3,500 single beds Facilities: Family room is airconditioned , TV set, mini- bar, hot and cold water,safety deposit box, ceiling fan, Disco bar, Swimming Pool, Restaurant, Small four single beds , garden view, free breakfast for two

91 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Honeymoon Suites has one kingsize bed, CLUB SERENA BEACH RESORT airconditioned , Ceiling fan, mini-bar, hot and cold water, (8 rooms ) Unclassified safety deposit box, free breakfast for two, Private Basdaku, Saavedra, Moalboal, Cebu veranda,TV set, Tel. no.: (63-32) 474-0050 / 417-2445 Seaview Rooms are airconditoned , ceiling fan, Fax no.: (63-32) 232-5907 mini bar, hot and cold water, safety deposit box (front General Manager: Ms. Ermelinda Garcia desk), two single beds, allowable to two persons, free breakfast for two TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Suite Room has one kingsize & one single bed, airconditioned, ceiling fans, mini-bar, Hot and cold water, Single aircon P 2,500 Single aircon w/ ref. P 3,000 safety deposit box (front desk), free breakfast for two. Facilities: Resort Facilities: Restaurant; Swimming pool; Volleyball Car service; Restaurant; Boat rentals; Swimming pool CORA PALM COURT (8 rooms) Unclassified ANTHONY’S BEACH RESORT (Formerly Seaview Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Panagsama) Tel. no.: (63-32) 474-0103 (6 rooms) Unclassified Mobile: 09208459275 Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Manager: Corazon Abarquez Mobile phone nos.: 09157471325 09183985729 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE E-mail: [email protected] Proprietor: Felimina Agius Aircon (w/ H&C shower) P 1,000 Aircon (w/ H&C shower; TV) P 1,500 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Aircon (H&C shower) P 1,500 PANAGSAMA VENTURES (formerly D’ Bestro Inc.) (3 rooms) Unclassified * Note: some rooms have TV & Ref. Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Mobile phone no.: (63) 09169009237 Manager: Pacifico Tapales CLARITA’S COTTAGE & RESORT (3 rooms) Unclassified TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Basdiot, Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-7636 Fan room P 300 Telefax no.: (63-32) 253-4853 Mobile phone: 09215638684 Facilities: E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Diego Alo Restaurant; Bar, Mini-mart;

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE DOLPHIN HOUSE Aircon P 1,000 (4 rooms ) Unclassified Saavedra, Moalboal, Cebu Facilities: Moalboal no.: (63-32) 474-0073 Mobile phone no.: (63) 09163216533 Rooms w/ CR (one room w/ private ref) E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.moalboal.de General Manager:Rudy Porters

92 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE FAME’S VILLA RESORT ( 5 rooms)Unclassified Standard Season: Panagsama Beach, Moalboal Lodges (single/double) P 500 Tel. no.: (63-32) 474-0124 Cottages P 800 Mobile Phone no.: (63) 0917-7193388 Bungalows aircon (single/double) P 1,500 E-mail: [email protected] * Double = 2 adults + 2 kids below 12 years General Manager: Alberto E. Malig-on Additional beds: Lodge P 250 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Cottages P 400 Bungalows P 600 Aircon (seaside view) P 3,500 Discount: Aircon (garden view) P 2,500 7 nights 10% Note: with free breakfast 14 nights 15% High Season: (Dec. 15 - Jan 15; April; Jul 15 - Aug 30) Facilities: Lodges: Single P 850 Swimming pool; Restaurant; Convertible Double P 1,100 function room Cottages: Single P 1,400 Double P 1,700 HANNAH’S PLACE (RESTAURANT & LODGE) Bungalows Aircon: (5 rooms) Unclassified Single P 2,000 Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Double P 2,300 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 474-0091 / 346-9629 Fax no.: (63-32) 346-0592 * Double = 2 adults + 2 kids below 12 years Additional bed: E-mail: [email protected] Lodge P 400 [email protected] Cottage P 600 Web: www.hannahs-place.com Bungalow P 1,000 Manager: Liodere Miranda High season discount: 7 nights: 20% TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE 14 nights 25% 21 nights 30% Single Occupancy (aircon) US$ 60 6 weeks 50% Double Occupancy (aircon) US$ 40 Note: Master/VISA accepted * High season discount on rooms only for guests on half board, (breakfast & dinner) Facilities:

Facilities: Every room have Mini-bar & Hot & Cold Shower ; Restaurant; Seaquest Dive Center Restaurant; Dive shop; Adventure activities; waterski HK BEACH RESORT (10 rooms) Unclassified EL PESCADOR GRANDE LODGING HAUS (Formerly Basdaku, Moalboal, Cebu Panagsama Venture) Mobile phone no.: (63) 0919-4766385 (4 rooms) Unclassified Manager: Kelly & Helen Abella Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Manager: Pacifico Capales TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Aircon P 2,000 Non-Aircon P 1,000 #1-2 room ( Aircon; H&C shower; Cable TV) P 1,500 # 3-4 room (Aircon) P 1,300

93 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer JAMES DIVE RESORT MARINA RESIDENCE & BEACH CLUB, INC. ( 5 rooms)Unclassified (17 rooms) Unclassified Panagsama beach, Moalboal Panagsama Beach, Basdiot, Moalboal, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 474-0183 Tel. nos.: (63-32)(Cebu) 474-0047 / (Cebu)233-7435/ General Manager: Erve Pestaño 231-4202 (Moalboal) E-mail address: [email protected] TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Manager: Mary Sol Francisco Aircon P1,500 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities: Dive James (dive shop) High Season Non-aircon: Nipa P 400 LOVES LODGE & RESTAURANT Deluxe Room P 1,000 (20 rooms) Unclassified Family Room P 1,500 Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Aircon: Mobile phone no.: (63) 0917-6185458 / 0920- Deluxe Room P 1,300 8674795 Family Room P 1,500 Manager: Elvira Nacar Low Season Non-aircon: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Nipa Hut P 300 Deluxe Room P 600 Aircon (double) P 1,400 Family Room P 840 Fan P 700 Aircon: Deluxe Room P 900 Facilities: Family Room P 1,200 Extra Bed P 200 Restaurant; Boat rentals, Diving facilities American Breakfast: P 100 (Sea Explorers) Filipino Breakfast: P 75 Plated Lunch/Dinner P 175 * Rates are inclusive of tax and service charge MARCOSAS COTTAGE (15 rooms) Unclassified Facilities: Panagsama Beach, Basdiot, Moalboal, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32)474-0064 Hot & Cold shower and minibar for Deluxe and Mobile phone (63): 0916-3042717 Family rooms; Safety deposit box; In-room coffee and E-mail: [email protected] tee; Coffee shop; Marina Italian Restaurant; Tabu Sports Website: www.marcosas.com Bar; Tabu disco Bar; Diving facilities (Submaldive Scuba Manager: Marcosa S. Herzenstiel Center- tel. no.: 474-0046)

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE MOLLIE’S PLACE (Formerly Phil. Dive & Tour) Superior P 1,700 (25 rooms) Unclassified Seaside P 1,600 Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Hideaway w/ kitchen P 1,400 Mobile phone no.: (63) 0917-2547060 Additional bed P 280 E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Dionisia Tereso

94 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Websaite: www.wondive.com General Manager: Ji Choi Cottage 1 & 2 P 300 Cottage 3, 4 & 5 P 400 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Cottage B P 450 Suite Room 1 P 450 Superior room P 1,000 Deluxe room P 1,500 Cottage A & B P 450 VIP room P 3,000 Cottage 6 P 550 Deluxe Beachview P 4,000 Cottage Family Room P 750 Extra bed/person P 500 Cottage 7 P 600 Suite Room P 550 Facilities: Aircon Twin P1,000 Double P 850 All aircon rooms w/ hot & cold shower; Dive 2 Bedroom house shop; Restaurant; Swimming pool; Live band (weekend P 650 nights) Penthouse P 750

Facilities: QUO VADIS (22 rooms) Unclassified Laundry; Restaurant; Diving facilities & Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu courses Tel. nos.: (63-32) 474-0018 / 474-40020 Manager: Jurgen Ost

PACIFIC COAST TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (4 rooms) Unclassified Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Deluxe Aircon P2,000 Tel. no.: (63-32) 474-0002 Cottage: Manager: Estrella Tapales A (aircon) P 1,500 B (fan) P 750 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE C (aircon) P 900 Economy P 500 Aircon w/ CR P 1,000 Nido’s Garden (Extension room -fan) P 500 Fan P 600 Extra bed (deluxe) P 200 Cottage (extra pax) P 100

PACITA NIPA HUT Facilities: (17 Rooms) Unclassified Swimming pool; Restaurant; Diving facilities Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu (Visaya Divers) Mobile phone no.: (63) 09108587222 Manager: Anabel Abrenica RAVENALA TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (9 rooms) Unclassified White Beach (Basdaku) Saavedra, Moalboal, Cebu Single fan room w/ cr & sala P 400 Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-5053 Aircon w/ CR , Hot & Cold water P 1,200 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-6547 Frontview aricon w/ CR, Hot & cold water P 1,500 Mobile phone: 0917-3248680 E-mail: [email protected] PG DIVERS RESORT (3/26/07) Website: www.ravenala-resort.com ( 17 rooms)Unclassified Manager: Edward & Teresita Schaap Basdiot , Moalboal Mobile phone no.: (63) 0906-3152067 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE E-mail: [email protected] (Korea) Aircon room US$ 60

95 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Non-aircon US$ 50 Same cottage w/o aircon & P 1,300 P 1,050 unheated shower Facilities: Mini-bar (for guest only) Cottage 2, Orchid View(w/ aircon, P 1,250 P 1,000 warm water shower, TV, Kitchen, Safety deposit box SAVEDRA BEACH RESORT Same cottage w/o aircon, unheated P 900 P 700 (10 Rooms) Unclassified shower Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 4740011 Cottage 3, bamboo Forest View P 500 Fax no.: (63-32) 4740011 (Fan, T&B) E-mail: [email protected] Option: adjoining kitchen + P 150 [email protected] Manager: Margot Botta Cottage 4, Sunrise View(w/ aircon, P 950 warm shower, safety box TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Same cottage w/o aircon, unheated P 650 shower Dec. 16 to May 14: Aircon or fan US$ 31 Cottage 6, Garden View(aircon, P 1,100 P 950 Family room US$ 39 warm water shower, Ref., safety box May 15 to Dec. 15: Same cottage w/o aircon, unheated P 800 P 650 Aircon or fan US$ 27 shower Family room US$ 36 Cottage 7, Garden View(aircon,ref., P1,100 P 950 * Breakfast not included safety deposit box Same cottage w/o aircon P 750 P 600 Facilities: Airconditioned Rooms with double or two single * Children below 11 years of age is free of charge when beds, refrigerator, hot shower and balcony with seaview; sharing room w/ parents (no additional bed). Maximum Diving facilities of 4 pax per person. For a third or forth person in cot- tage, extra charge of P260 for aircon and P 200 for non aircon per person. STEFANET’S RESORT (6 rooms) Unclassified Facilities: Basdiot, Moalboal, Cebu All rooms are double rooms with toilet & bath Mobile phone no.: (63 )09153210818 w/ kitchen E-mail: [email protected] Restaurant w/ satelite tv; Gym; Laundry Service Website: www.stefanet.info Manager: Stefano Miotto / Nenita Aurelio * Note: resort located inland SUMISID LODGE (11 rooms) Unclassified TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Panagsama Beach, Moalboal, Cebu Tel. no.: c/o Seaquest Dive Center (63-32) 346-9629 / w/ kitchen w/o kit. 345-4638 Fax no.: (63-32) 346-0592 / 253-0265 Residence cottage 1 E-mail: [email protected] (w/ aircon and P1,600 P 1,350 Website: www.seaquestdivecenter.com warm water shower, kitchen , Manager: Teresita Uy tapales TV/DVD/VCD; Ref., Safety Owner: Bert Jan Schuap deposit box)

96 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Restaurant; Bar; Dive shop (Aquamania); Airport TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE assistance & transfers; Game room; CD & DVD rentals; Clinic; Safety deposit box(at the reception desk); Tour service in nearby towns; Foreign currency exchange; Standard Room with Aircon: Internet service; Laundry service; Massage service; Fax & *Single Occupancy US$ 36/Day postal service; IDD & NDD telephone (at the reception); *Double Occupancy US$ 28/Day Library; Gift shop; Business Center; Mailing service * With Breakfast, Lunch and Diner

Facilities: Seaquest Dive shop Pinamungajan

HIDDEN VALLEY TRAINING CENTER & RESORT Oslob (37 rooms + 6 dormitory rooms + 2 retreat houses) Unclassified Lamac, Pinamungajan, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 516-0450 Telefax. no.: (63-32) 468-9257 E-mail: [email protected] SUMILON BLUEWATER ISLAND RESORT General Manager: Ma. Elena C. Limocon (14 rooms) Unclassified Bancogon, Oslob, Cebu TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Tel. no.: (63-32) 516-7236 Fax. no.: (63-32) 481-0801 Single room (good for 2) P 1,000/room c/o Maribago Bluewater : (63-32) 232-5411 / 492-0100 Single room (good for 2 w/ ref.) P 1,500/room Manila: (63-02) 817-5751 / 887-1348 Retreat houses (good for 15) P 1,500/room E-mail: [email protected] Family room (good for 6) P 1,500/room Manager: Rhyzo Buac Peping (dormitory, good for 12) P 1,800/room Pedro (dormitory, good for 12) P 1,800/room TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Pangi (dormitory, good for 30) P 4,500/room Limod (dormitory, good for 16) P 2,400/room Deluxe: Nagkawa (dormitory, good for 12) P 1,200/room Single P 6,200 net Naglapus (dormitory, good for 12) P 1,200/room Twin P 6,600 net Extra person/bed P 2,300 net Note: Packaged rates also available Note: Inclusive of service charge and applicable gov’t Facilities: tax Inclusions: Set breakfast; Boat transfers Bangcogon- 4 Swimming pool, Restaurants; Function rooms Sumilon-Bangcogon (Lantawan- 80-100 pax; Narcisa Hall - 25-30 pax; * Surcharge of P2,000 net per room per night during Sinungkulan A - (20-30 pax); Sinungkulan AB- 75-100 peak season pax; Amphi-theater - 300-400 pax), Facilities:

Room features: Private veranda w/ lounge chair, Poro (Camotes Island) Private toilet & shower, Mini-bar, Ceiling fan, Aircon, Room to room telephone MY LITTLE ISLAND HOTEL Freshwater swimming pool & jacuzzi; (16 rooms) “SIR” Esperanza, Poro, Camotes Island Tel. nos.: (63-32) 497-0095 to 98 E-mail: [email protected]

97 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Website: mylittleislandhotel.com San Fernando Owner/Manager: Leah D. Rama

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE PULCHRA Standard P 1,800Net (37 rooms) Class “AAA” Deluxe P 2,100Net Barrio San Isidro, San Fernando, Cebu Junior Suite P 2,800Net Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-0823/232-0824/ 232-0825 Executive suite P 3,600Net Fax no.: (63-32) 232-0816 Penthouse P 6,300Net E-mail address: [email protected] * Single or double occupancy Website: http//www.pulchraresorts.com * Daily breakfast good for 2 General Manager: Mr. Koji Inoue * Rountrip transfer from Poro Pier - Hotel * Children, max of 2, aged 12 yrs. & below, if sharing TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RACK RATE with adults are free of charge. Lagoon Suite US$ 250 Pool Lagoon Suite US$ 345 Entrance Fee for day-users (9AM to 7 PM only): Pool Garden Villa (with Jacuzzi bath) US$ 540 Mo to Thurs Fr-Sun/Holidays Seafront Jacuzzi Villa US$ 628 Adult P 150 P 200 Two Bedroom Pool Villa US$ 725 Children P 125 P 150 Extra Person US$ 85 Senior Citizen (w/ ID) P 125 P 150 Note: Please check for available promo rates Facilities: * Rates are inclusive of 12% government tax and 10% Outdoor Swimming pool; Function room;Palm service charge. Restaurant & Piano Bar; Private pump-boat; Business Center; Souvenir shop; Nirvana Beauty Salon; Spa & * No charge for up to (2) children age 12 yrs. old or Theurapeutic Massage; Medical services/clinic; Celebrity younger traveling with parents and staying in the Hall (function rooms) same room. Maximum of four children are allowed in a Two Bedroom Pool Villa

Samboan Facilities: Room: Remote controlled air-conditioning unit, Mini-refrigerator, Mini-bar, CD Player, Coffee and Tea; Safety deposit box, telephone w/ bathroom extension, FANTASY PLACE BEACH RESORT Bars; Laundry/Pressing service; Safety deposit (4 rooms) Unclassified boxes; Rooms service; Massage & Aesthetic Dalahikan, Samboan, Cebu services(UNDINA); Souvenir shop(Dona); Aqua sports; Tel. no.: (63-32)479-4191 Outdoor Tennis; Table tennis; Baby sitting; Foreign Mobile phone no.: (32) 0906-3300896 exchange; Swimming pool; Yacht charter; Free shuttle E-mail: [email protected] service; IDD/NDD Telephone system; Facsimile; Postage; General Manager: Bregitte Gutib Airline service confirmation; Island Tour /Diving Assitance; CD / Book Library ; Food & Beverage outlets - TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE 1) Ripa-shoreline (Asian restaurant) 2) Venus - wind (International Cuisine) Room type 1 (Fan; Hot & cold shower) P 1,400 3) Opus - Masterpiece ( Euro-Asian Cuisine) Room type 2 (Fan; Hot & cold shower) P 1,500 4) Fons - Fountain (Pool bar) 5) Beach Grille () Facilities:

Bar, Swimming pool

98 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer HIDDEN PARADISE MOUNTAIN RESORT TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (39 rooms) Unclassified Libho, Brgy. Ilaya, San Fernando Beach front rooms (w/ aircon & TV) P 1,950 Tel. nos.: (63-32)414-5212 / 261-6434 Casitas (w/ aircon & TV) P 1,850 Fax no.: (63-32) 262-5114 Coco Grove rooms (w/ aircon & TV) P 1,700 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.cebuhiddenparadise.com Additional rooms P 150 General Manager: Norma Reynaldo Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Aquasports facilities (snorkeling, boating, Aircon room no. 3-10 P 1,200 kayaking, windsurfing, skimboarding); H&C shower; Aircon room no. 1-2 P 1,800 Restaurant/function (35-50 pax); Recreation (table tennis, Extra Bed P 150 dart, board games) Native rowhouse no. 11 P 1,000 Native rowhouse no. 4-10 P 600 Native cottage no. 1-3 P 800 MASA-MAYOR BEACH HOUSE & RESORT Dormitory romm no. 1-3 P 3,000 (9 rooms) Unclassified Dormitory 4 P 1,500 Brgy. Santiago, San Francisco, Camotes Island, Cebu Deluxe P 2,500 Tel. no.: (63-32) 414-6015 Mobile Phone nos.: (63) 09178326266 (Bobby) Cottages: 09206724725 (Joy) Open cottages P 300 E-mail: [email protected] Table/umbrella P 150 Website: www.camotesislandresort.com Gen. Mayor: Bobby Masamayor Function rooms: Sampaguita aircon P 3,000 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Sunflower P 1,500 Orchid A P 1,500 Family room P 2,400 Orchid B P 1,500 Deluxe room P 1,500 Roof Top P 5,000 Standard fan room P 900 Hall function room P 8,000 Extra bed P 150/pax Mini-function room P 4,000 Rentals: Motorized Boat (first 2 hrs.) P 500 Facilities: (beyond 2 hrs. - P 150/hr.) Row boat(per hour) P 50 3 Swimming pools, 40 seater Cafe/bar; 6 Multi- Tent P 250 sized Function halls; Laundry and linen facility; Consumer Gazeebo (per day) P 300 store; Cooler parlorl Billiard Hall; Fishing (large pond w/ small bamboo barge) Facilities:

Restaurant;Cottage; Videoke; Laundry; San Francisco (Camotes Island) Gazzebo; Games (darts, skim board, beach volleyball, basket,balltable tennis)

MANGODLONG ROCK RESORT (25 rooms) Unclassified SANTIAGO BAY GARDEN & RESORT Heminsulan, San Francisco, Camotes (26 rooms) Unclassified Mandaue City booking office in 263 Rizal St., Estancia Santiago, San Francisco, Camotes Island Mandaue City (63-32) 345-8599/420-3385 ; Tel. nos.: Telefax:(63-32) 345-8599 Mandaue City booking office in 263 Rizal St., Estancia Estaca, Compostela contact no.:(63-32) 425-8053 Mandaue City (63-32) 345-8599/420-3385 ; E-mail: [email protected] Telefax:(63-32) 345-8599 [email protected] Estaca, Compostela contact no.:(63-32) 425-8053 Website: www.camotesresorts.com.ph E-mail: [email protected] General Manager: Butch Famador [email protected]

99 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Website: www.camotesresorts.com.ph Normal Season US$ 93 General Manager: Joel L. Pulvera Safari Rooms & Suites (2 rooms; garden terrace; max of 5 guests) TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Published rate US$ 231 Normal Season US$ 139 Standard-Non aircon rooms: Penthouse (2 bedrooms, sala & large terrace;max of 6 2 pax P 500 guests) 4 pax P 700 Published rate US$ 308 Standard-aircon rooms: Normal season US$ 185 2 pax P 1,000 * Extra person: 3 pax P 1,500 Published rate US$ 28 Bungalow(w/ satellite TV, Ref., H&C shower): Normal season US$ 23 3 pax P 3,000 Villa (w/ aircon & TV) Note: All rates inclusive of VAT and service 3 pax P 2,000 charge Villa (Family room - w/ satellite TV, Ref., H&C shower): * All rates will be added 20% during Dec. 22- Jan 7 and 6 pax P4 ,000 March 21 - April 14, 2007. * 10% discounts can be negotiated for groups of 20 people Add’l person: or more Non-aircon P 100 * Weekly rate 10% discount upon advance payment Aircon P 150 * Safari Room Satellite TV: Dream card for additional 45 channels is included free of charge Facilities: Facilities: Restaurant All units have A/C, Hot & cold water and seaview; Safari rooms have 52 channels satellite TV, Mini-bar, San Remegio Refrigerator, Free drinking water, complimentary coffee/ tea, safety deposit box 2 swimming pool; Billiard room; Large sea facing suites; Videoke room; Massage room; Beachside bar; Crystal CASA DEL MAR RESORT HOTEL clear sea water; Souvenir shop; Mini-zoo; Sauna; Coffee (20 rooms) Class “A” shop ; bestro Barangay Maño Bangcasan, San Remegio, Cebu Telefax. nos.(Cebu City office):(63-32) 344-6181 / ( San Remigio) 435-2222 / 435-2225 SAN REMIGIO BEACH CLUB E-mail: [email protected] / (33 rooms) Class A [email protected] Bay,bay, Tambongon, San Remigio, Cebu Website:www.casadelmar.biz Tel. no.: (63-32) 435-2119 www.casadelmar-golfresort.com Telefax no.: (63-32) 435-2030 Gen. Manager: Ms. Liza S. Lofgren Cebu Sales Office:(63-32) 231-0382 / 231-7074-75 Telefax no.: (63-32) 422-4070 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.sanremigiobeachclub.com TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE General Manager: Antonio D. Ynoc Bungalows (Individual Hut on the Beach w/ Terrace; max TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE of 4 guests): Published rate US$ 104 Premium Room (4 pax cap.) P 1,800 Normal Season US$ 63 Extra person (2 max) P 300/excess pax Deluxe (2 room; Garden terrace; max of 5 guests); De luxe Room (4 pax cap.) P 2,100 Published rate US$ 154 Extra person (2 max) P 350/excess pax Normal Season US$ 93 Family Room (8 pax cap.) P 2,750 Safari Rooms & Suites (1 room; max of 3 guests) Extra person (4 max) P 300/excess pax Published rate US$ 154

100 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Executive Suite (4 pax cap.) P 2,950 Cottage above the water (good for 2) P 1,800 Extra person (2 max) P 400/excess pax (good for 4) P 2,300 Native House (4 pax cap.) P 1,500 Extra bed P 250 Extra person (2 max) P 200 Others: *Extra person in a room is limited to 1 adult & 1 child Main cottage( 60 person sitting capacity)- P1,200/ Van rental/pickup (18 seater) from Cebu City for P2,200 day use plus P100 entrance/person. Beach Front Open Cottages(15 person sitting Facilities: capacity)-P300/day use plus P 100 entrance fee/person. Rooms: Aircon, toilet & bath, Cold shower, coffee P75 for children below 10 yrs. of age. table for two, dresser/cabinet w/ mirror Restaurant; Grilling areaq; 2 swimming pool & Facilities: jacuzzi; Tennis/table tennis; Volley ball; Fishing village; Karaoke Swimming pool w/ 25 ft. waterfalls, 8-sitter jacuzzi, children’s pool & 2 slides; well landscaped open play ground; Poolside club House with snack bar & CR; WARREN’S BEACH RESORT Full court basketball; Lawn & Table tennis; Billiard; (20 rooms) Unclassified Videoke; Badminton; Boating; Beach volleyball; Sabil Point, Punta, San Remegio, Cebu Restaurant/clubhouse Tel. nos.: (63-32) 435-9111 / 435-9047 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.warrensbeach.com ELEGANT BEACH RESORT General Manager: Edwin Jumawan (14 rooms) Unclassified Anapog , San Remegio, Cebu TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Tel. nos.(Cebu Office): (63-32)254-1601 / 412-4928 Fax no.(Cebu Office): (63-32) 254-1601 Guest House (2 bedroom, Sala, Kitchen, P 2,000 Net Mobile no.: (63) 0916-5281199 Dining, Hot & cold shower, Ref., General Manager: Dr. Felipe K. Cinco Centralized aircon ) Super Deluxe (2 beds, fully airconditioned, P 1,400 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TV, Mini-ref.) Ocean View (1 bed, fully aircon, TV, P 1,200 Double/single P 1,750 Mini-ref., ) Triple P 1,950 Deluxe (aircon, TV, H & Cold shower ) P 1,200 Standard (fan, common T&B) P 400 Facilities: Native House (Fan, Common T&B) P 300

Fully airconditioned rooms; Hot & Cold water Others: bath; Swimming pools; Spa; Restaurant; Function Room; Entrance Fee P 25 Chidren’s playground; Basketball court Swimming pool (adult) P 50 (children under 10 yrs.) P 30 Table w/ umbrella P 150 Tent (2 persons) P 150 VICTORIA HARDROCK RESORT & ROCK FISHING VILLAGE (4-5 persons) P 300 (15 rooms) Unclassified Cottage/ P 150 Victoria, San Remegio, Cebu Mushroom Palapa P 200 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-2887 / 412-1887 (Cebu Office) Gazebo P 300 Tel. no.: (63-32) 435-2112 (San Remegio) Mobile phone no.: (63) 0927-9758636 Note: One time charge of Entrance Fee: no additional General Manager: Leicel Marigomen daily charge for overnight guests. Children 12 yrs. old and below and baby crib are TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE free of charge. Free use of swimming pool for 2 persons for Standard room (good for 2) P 1,200 overnight guest. Deluxe room (2 king size bed, good for 4) P 2,000 Family room (good for 10) P 3,000 (good for 8) P 3,000

101 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Facilities:: Air-con (double) P 1,260 net Standard(electric fan) P 770 net Restaurant; Swimming pool; Volleyball; Economy rowhouse (aircon) P 1,400 net Basketball court; Table tennis; Billiard facilities; Children’s playground; Function room (good for 20-30 pax) Facilities:

Restaurant; Coffeeshop; Conference/ Santa Fe ( Bantayan Island ) convention hall; Souvenir shop; Picnic hut; Parking space OGTONG CAVE (26 rooms) Class “A” MAIA’S BEACH RESORT Pantalan, Talisay, Santa Fe, Bantayan Island, Cebu (6 rooms) ”SIR” Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-4896 / 254-4765(Cebu Office) Basawon, Sulangan, Bantayan Island (63-32) 438-0165/ 438-9129(Sta. Fe Office) Telefax no.: (63-32) 438-0077 Fax no.: (63-32) 438-9090 Mobile phone no.: (63) 0918-5714297 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website: sfbci.bantayan.net Website:www.home.tiscali.de/maia.becker Manager: Mr. Mariano Cesar Go Gen. Manager: Felomina D. Becker TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Cottage (Non-aircon, w/ private T&B & balcony) P 1,600 C-1, C-4, C5 (w/ twin bed) P 1,850 Garden Villa (twin bed w/ ref. & TV) P 3,200 C-2, c-3, C6(w/ queen-size bed) P 1,850 Deluxe w/ Jacuzzi(ref., cable TV, DVD player)P 18,000 Family Room Triple(w/ ref. & T.V.) P 4,300 Facilities: Seaview Villa (w/ Ref. & T.V.) P 3,500 Deluxe Room (w/ Ref. & Cable T.V.) P 4,300 Food outlet; Bar; Free transfer; Internet/e-mail; Whitehouse (2 Aircon bedroom w/ kitchen P 7,000 Emergency power generator; Satellite TV Videoke; Row houses (w/ Ref. & T.V.) P 3,200 Boat; Motorbike; Bicycle rental; Massage; Manicure/pedi- Duplex (w/ ref. & TV) P 5,200 cure; airline reservation; Free car service from Sta. Fe Extra person/mattress P 280 Port

* Hot/cold shower avialable on all rooms except non- Function room good for 12 aircon rooms. All rates exclusive of the 12% VAT. Per hour P 100 Per day P 650 Facilities: Gazeboo good for 25 P 400 Dive shop; Swimming pool; Bar MARLIN BEACH RESORT ( 20 rooms) “SIR” KOTA BEACH INC. F. Roska St., Talisay, Santa Fe, Bantayan Island (46 rooms) “SIR” Tel. no.: (63-32) 438-9093 Santa Fe, Bantayan Island Fax no.: (63-32) 438-9094 Tel. nos.; (63-32) 438-9042 /419-6135 Mobile phone no.: (63) 0917-3647027 Cebu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 254-5661 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.marlin-bantayan.com General Manager: Mr. Reynaldo Y. Hubahib General Manager: Joan Zaspa

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Beachfront suite P 2,000 net Standard (WC, shower, elec. fan): Air-con deluxe cottage P 1,560 net High Season (Nov. 1-May.31) P 1,500 Superior Non-aircon cottage P 1,078 net Low Season (June 1-Oct. 31) P 990

102 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Deluxe (parquet, H&C marble bathes, TV, Aircon, electric. * Up to 30% discount for long stay guest 4+ days except fan, Balcony): on holy week. Easter special prizes. High season (Nov. 1-May.30) P 2,400 Low Season (June 1-Oct. 31) P 1,800 Facilities:

Beach Front(h&C shower, TV, Radio, Hairdryer, safety Standard room is equipt with shower & electric deposit box, Minibar, Balcony seaview): fan High season (Nov. 1-May.30) P 3,780 Deluxe rooms are equipt with hot/cold marble- Low Season (June 1-Oct. 31) P 2,800 bathes, TV , Aircondition, Balcony; Boat service; Bar; Restaurant; Watersports (Banana tube riding; Triangular Extra bed: tube riding; Windsurfing; Fishing tours; Speedboat tours High season (Nov. 1-May.30) P 200 Low Season (June 1-Oct. 31) P 100 STA. FE BEACH RESORT * Up to 30% discount for long stay guest 4+ days except (30 rooms) “SIR” on holy week. Easter special prizes. Brgy. Talisay, Sta. Fe, Bantayan Island Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-4896 / 255-4785(Cebu Office) Facilities: Telefax nos.:(63-32) 438-9090 / 438-9107 / (Sta. Fe Main Office) Standard room is equipt with shower & electric Telefax no.: (63-32) 254-4765(Cebu Office) fan E-mail: [email protected] Deluxe rooms are equipt with hot/cold marble- Website: stafebeach.com bathes, TV , Aircondition, Balcony Manager: Mr. Mariano Cesar Go Boat service; Bar; Restaurant; Watersports (Banana tube riding; Triangular tube riding; Windsurfing; TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Fishing tours; Speedboat tours Standard Room, Clubhouse, Twin P 1,600 Standard Room, Clubhouse, Triple P 2,000 MARLIN BEACH RESORT Clubhouse Quadruple P 2,200 ( 20 rooms) “SIR” Duplex (w/ aircon)Triple P 2,700 F. Roska St., Talisay, Santa Fe, Bantayan Island Cottage(non-aircon) Twin P 900 Tel. no.: (63-32) 438-9093 Cottage (non-aircon) triple P 1,000 Fax no.: (63-32) 438-9094 Family Room (no aircon w/ adjoining room P 1,200 Mobile phone no.: (63) 0917-3647027 Extra person/mattress P 240 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.marlin-bantayan.com *All rates are exclusive of the 12% VAT General Manager: Joan Zaspa Facilities: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Restaurant; Conference; Beach volleyball Standard (WC, shower, elec. fan) High Season (Nov. 1-May.31) P 1,500 Low Season (June 1-Oct. 31) P 990 BANTAYAN RICHMOND TROPICAL RESORT, INC. Note: As of the printing time, the resort is closed for Deluxe (parquet, H&C marble bathes, TV, Aircon, electric. renovation. Previous data was maintained as no fan, Balcony): new info is available . High season (Nov. 1-May.30) P 2,400 (31 rooms) Unclassified Low Season (June 1-Oct. 31) P 1,800 Baigad, Bantayan Beach Front(h&C shower, TV, Radio, Hairdryer, safety Tel. no.: Cebu Office: (63-32) 232-2201 deposit box, Minibar, Balcony seaview): Fax no.: Cebu Office: (63-32) 412-6808 High season (Nov. 1-May.30) P 3,780 E-mail: [email protected] Low Season (June 1-Oct. 31) P 2,800 Homepage: www.bantayanrichmond.com Extra bed: General Manager: Ms. Jennifer Ong High season (Nov. 1-May.30) P 200 Low Season (June 1-Oct. 31) P 100

103 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Regular Villas P 5,000 Good for 2, inclusive of breakfast; Deluxe Chalet (min. of 2 pax) US$ 78 Extra guest(excl. children below 12 yrs.) P 250 Row of Cabanas (min. of 2 pax) US$ 66 Limited to 4 guests only Superior Bungalow (min. of 2 pax) US$ 54 Extra bed US$ 15 Facilities:

* Children from 11 yrs.and below sharing with parents All villas are fully air-conditioned, equipped w/ will avail FOC on rooms and get 50% discount on IDD and NDD telephone facilities, Cabled TV, meals (min. of 1 child) refrigerator, fully-stocked mini-bar, toilet facillites w/ outdoor garden shower. Facilities: Ang Simoy Restaurant; Water sports

Restaurant (50 pax); Volleyball; Badminton; ST. BERNARD BEACH RESORT Table tennis; and some indoor games (7 cottages) Unclassified Alice Beach, Sta. Fe, Bantayan Island Tel. no.: (63-32) 438-9133 BUDYONG BEACH RESORT Mobile phone. no.: (63) 09179636162 (22 rooms) Unclassified E-mail: [email protected] Sta. Fe, Bantayan Island, Cebu [email protected] Tel. no.(63-32)438-5700 Website: www.bantayan.dk General Manager: Daisy Zasba www.come.across.to/bantayan Proprietor: Eden Abarquez TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Aircon rooms: -Double bed (2-4 person) P 1,500 Standard fan P 790 -Family room (triple bed, Deluxe fan P 950 good for 3-6 persons) P 2,000 Deluxe aircon P 1.200 -Single bed (1-2 persons) P 1,300 Big Deluxe fan P 1.400 Fan rooms: Big Deluxe aircon P 1.800 -Double beds (2-4 persons, Duplex/room, Deluxe beachfront fan P 1,700 Beach front) P 1,000 Backpackers (cottage) P 350\ -Double beds (2-4 persons, Duplex/room) P 900 pax -Double beds (2-4 persons) P 800 -Family room (triple bed, 3-6 persons) P 1,500 Facilities: -Single bed (1-2 persons) P 500 All rooms have toilet and shower, electric Fan. Facilities: European-Filipino food Restaurant; Small Restaurant function room w/ stereo amp and movie; 24 hr. generator backup

HOYOHOY VILLAS (6 Villas) Unclassified TRISTAN’S BEACH RESORT Talisay, Santa Fe, Cebu (Bantayan Island) (8 rooms) Unclassified Mobile phone no..: (63) 0917-3261068 Talisay, Sta. Fe,Bantayan Island, Cebu CEO/Pres.: Maria Dolores Rimaz Tel. no.: (63-32) 438-9041 General Manager: Nancy Fernan TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Beachfront Villas P 6,000 Good for two, inclusive breakfast ; Low Season: Extra guest (excl. children below 12 yrs.) P 250 Standard (good for 2) P 1,000 Limited to 4 guests only) Family (good for 4) P 1,500

104 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer High season: Aircon (Peak Season) P 115 /Rm / NT Standard (good for 2) P 2,000 Family (good for 4) P 3,000 (April 29-May 10, Aug 8-Aug. 16 & Dec. 26 - Jan 3, 2010) Facilities: * Above rates is subject to a 12% VAT Restaurant Facilities:

Room facilities: Aircon rooms, Mini-bar, Bath tub, YOONEK BEACH RESORT Hot & cold shower, Safety vault, NDD telephone (6 rooms) Unclassified Restaurant/Lobby; Dive shop Poblacion , Sta. Fe, Bantayan Island Tel. no.: (63-32) 438-9124 Fax no.: (63-32) 438-9050 MARINE VILLAGE DIVE HOUSE Mobile phone no.: (63) 0917-9993829 (17 rooms)“SIR” E-mail: [email protected] Liloan, Santander, Cebu Website: www.geocities.com/yooneekme/Yoo- Tel. no.: (63-32) 480-9040 neek.html Fax no.: (63-32) 480-9090 Gen. Manager: Mrs. Bernie Yagi Manila office: (02) 292-5575 E-mail address: [email protected] TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Website: www.marine-village.jp General Manager: Mr. Ariel Ronato Standard Room (aircon, seaview balcony): Non-peak (May 1-Oct. 31) P 1,500 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Peak (* Nov. 1 -Apr. 30) P 1,800 vista Grande Room(aircon, oceanview terrace): Suite room Php 3,250 / rm. Non-peak P 1,800 Semi-deluxe room Php 2,750 / rm. Peak P 2,100 Deluxe room Php 2,000 / rm. * Special rates apply on “Easter Holiday”; Discounts on long staying guests BONGA-VILLA LILOAN EACH RESORT (Annex): Facilities: Villa US$180 / villa Duplex US$120 / duplex Restaurant convertible to 50 pax function room; Internet Cafe; Snorkelling equipments; Boat rentals; Island hopping Facilities:

Deluxe rooms have aircon, hot & cold shower, Mini-bar, Mini-dining; Semi-deluxe have aircon & hot Santander shower; Economy have electric fan, common CR with hot shower Annex Villa have aircon, hot & cold shower with LUBI RESORT bathtub, ref., mini-bar, Living room, swimming pool & (6 rooms) “SIR” free coffee; Annex Duplex have aircon, hot & cold shower Poblacion, Santander with bath tub, ref., mini-bar, big living room, swimming Te. nos.: (63-32) 480-9038 / 480-9025 pool and free coffee Telefax: (63-32) 480-9026 Other services: Laundry, transportation, Photo- E-mail: [email protected] copy services, Facsimile services, Secretarial services [email protected] (typing & printing), Equipment rental (computer, printer), Website: www.eg-santander.com Diving courses Manager: Haydee Kubota

ACCOMMODATION (SEASON) RATE

Aircon(Lean Season) P 100 / Rm / NT

105 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer trasfer; Restaurant (Japanese & Native cuisine) OCEAN TERRACE RESORT (8 rooms) Unclassified Upper Liloan, Santander Tel. no.: (63-32) 480-9027 Sogod Mobile Phone no.: (63) 0927-4773501 E-mail: [email protected] ALEGRE BEACH RESORT Website: www.cebuterrace.com (40 rooms) Class “AAA” Proprietor: Ed & Annaliza Thompson Calumboyan, Sogod, Cebu Tel. nos.: (63-32)254-9800 / 254-9811 / 254-9822 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE / 255-6388(direct) City office: (63-32) 231-1198 Aircon w/ T&B, Ref., TV, DVD player (not on all): Fax no.: (63-32) 254-9833 Type/size 1 P 1,200 E-mail (Cebu Sales): Type/size 2 P 1,300 [email protected] Type/size 3 P 1,500 (Reservation): [email protected] Website: www.alegrebeachresort.com Facilities: General Manager: Mr. Fritz G. Kahler

Restaurant TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Deluxe Room US$ 330 P.G. DIVERS Deluxe Oceanview US$ 360 (12 rooms) Unclassified Deluxe Oceanview w/ garden US$ 390 Lower Liloan, Santander Extra Person Charge US$ 50 Tel. no.: (63-32) 480-9017 Peak Season Surcharge US$ 50 Manager: Vilma Arcenas * Rates are inclusive of 10% service charge and applicable government tax. TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities: Aircon: Family P 2,500 Pavilion Restaurant and Bar; The Cliff Seafood Single P 1,000 BBQ and Bar; The Alegre Spa (indoor and outdoor); Three Non-aircon (w/ private T&B) P 1,000 Beach Coves; 3 Conference room; Game room with library; Gym and billiard room ; Aqua sports with fully Facilities: equipped dive station and instructors; Two large bancas for cruises; Three swimming pools; Flood lit tennis court; Swimming pool, Mini-restaurant; Diving facilities Gift shop; Putting green; Mountain bikes; Trekking; Airport pick up and drop off (free fo charge)

VILLA TROPICAL PARADISE RESORT (10 rooms) Unclassified NORTHSKY BEACH RESORT Lower Lo-oc, Lo-oc, Santander (4 rooms) “Unclassified” Telfax no.: (63-32) 480-9035 Barangay Bawo, Sogod E-mail: [email protected] Tel. no.: (63-32) 431-8042 Website: www.villa-tropara.com Owner: Mr. & Mrs. Federico Reyes, Jr. General Manager: Maria Cristina Sugahara TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Room (good for 2 w/ breakfast P 1,500 Aircon ( w/ bathtub, ref.) US$ 55 / P2, 500 Non-aircon (w/ ref.) US$ 45/ P2,000 Facilities::

Swimming pool; Open picnic huts (P150 good Facilities:: for P350/day)

Diving equipment & courses; Boat rental; Hotel

106 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Tabuelan General Manager: Marilou del Rosario TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE DURHANS WHITE BEACH RESORT (13 rooms) “Unclassified” Superior (good for 2 pax; w/ breakfast) P 2,000 Tabunok, Tabuelan, Cebu Economy (good for 2 pax; w/ breakfast) P 1,300 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 461-9318 / 461-9073 Family (good for 6 pax) P 2,200 E-mail: [email protected] Dormitory P 400/pax Manager: Flora Duran Non-aircon (good for 2 pax) P 800

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities::

Aircon Room (Standard good for 6) P1,500 Restaurant; 3 swimming pools & 3 swimming Aircon (Deluxe) P1,500 pools for children; function rooms; 24-hour room service; Resthouse (non-aircon, good for 12) P2,500 videoke; Disco (on Saturdays only); billiard; Laundry & Resthouse (non-aircon, good for 8) P2,000 pressing service; Catering service; Standby generator; Open cottages (kubo) P 500 /P600 Locker Extra person/head (aircon rooms) P 200 Extra person/head (non-aircon rooms) P 100 Entrance fee /head P 10 LOOC GARDEN BEACH RESORT (10 rooms) Unclassified Note: Rates effective only on weekdays (Mon-Fri) and Looc, Talisay City non Holy Week Season days. Discounts on advance Tel. no.: (63-32) 485-9516 bookings General Manager: Melencio V. Maglanque

Facilities:: TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Restaurant; Videoke; Aricon van rental; Internet Family room (5 pax) P 2,500 access; videoke; Billiard; Volleyball; Boat rental Executive room (3 pax) P 1,500 Deluxe room (1 to 2 pax) P 1,200 Standard room (1 to 2 pax) P 800 LA FAMILIA BEACH RESORT Extra bed P 200 (6 rooms) “Unclassified” Extra person P 150 Tabunoc, Tabuelan Entrance fee (daytime users): P 75-adult Tel. no.: (63-32) 461-9075 P 40-children Owner: Henry Halle Facilities::

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Swimming pool; Restaurant; Windsurf and skim board rentals Family room (aircon 6 pax cap.) P 1,800 Aircon (4 pax cap. ) P 1,200 Aircon (2 pax cap.) P 1,000 TOURIST SEASIDE HOTEL & RESORT (32 rooms) Unclassified Facilities:: Poblacion, Talisay City Tel. no.: (63-32) 272-7813 Restaurant; Videoke Fax no.: (63-32) 273-4900 General Manager: Vernon Colmenares

Talisay City TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE

Family Room: VILLA TERRESITA RESORT Aircon P 1,500 (24 rooms) SIR Non-aircon P 950 Biasong, Talisay City Superior De Luxe (w/ cable TV, H&C water) P 900 Tel. no.: (63-32) 273-0185 / 273-0151 Standard Room: Telefax (63-32) 272-4646 Aircon P 800 E-mail: villateresita@ Non-aircon (w/ fan) P 500 Website: www.villateresitaresort.com

107 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Extra Bed P 200 Barkada non-aircon (good for 8) P1,400 net Dormitory (per head) P 150 net Facilities: Camping fee (per head) P 100 net * Excess no. of persons per room is charged P50 per Laundry & Pressing; Safe Deposit; Swimming head without extra bed or P100 per head with beddings. pool; Restaurant/bar; Conference facilities (15 to 120 pax capacity) Facilities:

3 swimming pool;Washrooms & shower; Coffee Toledo City bar; Restaurant; Game room; Main Pavilion; Day picnic cottages & tables; Videoke Sing-along; Children’s AL MAXES INN & BEACH RESORT playground; Telephone & fax service; Security; Trans- (4 rooms) Unclassified portation (Cebu City-Resort-Cebu City); Mini-Grocery Brgy., Cabitoonan, Toledo City Store Tel. no.: (63-32) 467-5717 Contact Person: Alfonso Biton YO-ANWA INN & BEACH RESORT TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE (21 rooms) Unclassified Brgy. Ibo., Toledo City Aircon P 500 Tel. no.: (63-32) 322-6012 Non-aircon P 200 Manager: Dennis Pahaganas

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE MENDOZA BEACH RESORT (11 rooms) Unclassified Aircon room P1,000 Brgy., Cabitoonan, Toledo City P1,200 Tel. no.: (63-32) 467-9667 Non-aircon P 200 Contact Person: Myrineth Cabangisan P 300

TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Facilities:

Aircon P 400 Restaurant Non-aircon P 200 Tuburan SPRINGPARK MOUNTAIN RESORT (10 rooms & 200 pax capacity dormitory) Unclassified Cantabaco, Toledo City, Cebu Telefax no: (63-32) 325-2044 (Cantabaco) TUBURAN LANTAWAN RESORT Cebu Office tel. no.: (63-32) 261-9511 (6 rooms) Unclassified Cebu Office fax: (63-32) 262-3851 Daang Lungsod, Tuburan Manager: Ms. Merlita Mapeso Tel. no.: (63-32) 480-9017 Manager: Jesus Bragat TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Single non-aircon P 500 net Single aircon P1,000 net Regular room (2 pax) P 1,000 Double non-aircon P 500 net Deluxe room (4 pax) P 1,500 Double aircon P1,000 net Family (6-8 pax) P 2,000 Family aircon (good for 6) P1,500 net Regular room (3 pax) P 1,000 Family aircon (good for 8) P1,800 net Family aircon (good for 10) P2,000 net Facilities: Family aircon (good for 4) P1,500 net aircon (good for 2) P1,000 net Restaurant

108 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer DOMESTIC FLIGHT SCHEDULE Note: The schedules are ( Departures ) subject to change without prior notice BY AIR

FLT. NO. ETD A/C TYPE DESTINATION FREQUENCY

ZEST AIR Z2 381 0940 A320 MNL Daily Z2 568 1660 MA80 KLO MoWeFrsu Z2 383 2130 A320 MNL Daily

SEAIR

DG 824 1320 DO 328 MPH WeFrSu

CEBU PACIFIC

5J 554 0450 A319 MNL Daily 5J 219 0600 ATR72 BXU TuThSaSu 5J 873 0610 ATR72 SUG Su 5J 212 0610 ATR72 RXS ThThSa 5J 433 0500 ATR72 ZAM Daily 5J 593 0500 A319 DVO Daily 5J 205 0630 ATR72 CGY Daily 5J 867 0630 ATR72 DGT MoWeFr 5J 560 0635 A320 MNL Daily 5J 599 0700 A319 DVO Daily 5J 550 0700 A319 MNL Daily 5J 162 0800 ATR72 ILO Daily 5J 562 0825 A320 MNL Daily 5J 126 0830 ATR72 BCD Daily 5J 564 0945 A319 MNL Daily 5J 227 1010 A319 PPS TuThSu 5J 249 1010 A319 GES MoWeFrSa 5J 416 1020 ATR72 KLO Daily 5J 875 1040/1530 ATR72 SUG TuThSaSu/Fr 5J 877 1040 ATR72 SIA MoFr 5J 595 1105 A319 DVO Daily 5J 875 1040 ATR72 SUG We 5J 869 1130 ATR72 OZC Daily 5J 580 1200 A320 MNL Daily 5J 209 1310 ATR72 CGY TuThSa 5J 172 1310 ATR72 LGP TuThSa 5J 207 1310 ATR72 CGY MoWeFrSu 5J 863 1310 ATR72 DPL MoWeFrSu 5J 223 1330 A319 BXU Daily 5J 597 1400 A319 DVO MoTuWeFrSa 5J 166 1400 ATR72 ILO Daily 5J 209 1600 ATR72 CGY Mo 5J 572 1600 A319 MNL Daily 5J 207 1600 ATR72 CGY TuThSa 5J 418 1620 ATR72 KLO TuthSa 5J 148 1620 ATR72 BCD MoTuweFrSu 5J 428 1615 ATR72 TAC Daily

109 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer 5J 588 1700 A319 CRK MoWeFr 5J 578 1700 A319 MNL TuSa 5J 570 1735 A319 MNL Daily 5J 575 1830 A319 MNL Daily 5J 170 1835 ATR 72 ILO MoTuThSa 5J 209 1840 ATR 72 CGY WeFrSu 5J 574 1900 A320 MNL We 5J 584 1935/2055 A320 MNL TuWe 5J 582 2315 A320 MNL Daily

PHILIPPINE AIRLINES

PR 842 0500 A319 MNL Daily PR 409 0615 A319 DVO Daily PR 844 0635 A330 MNL Daily PR 848 0935 A330 MNL Daily PR 824 1100 A319 MNL Daily PR 854 1200 B747/330 MNL ThSu/MoTuWeFrSa PR 858 1535 A330 MNL Daily PR 850 1715 B747/330 MNL We/MoTuThFrSaSu PR 864 2015 A330 MNL Daily PR 868 2100 A330 MNL Su PAL Express Flights 2P 236 0600 Q400 TAC Daily 2P 230 0700 Q400 BAC Daily 2P 297 0820 Q400 QZC Daily 2P 230 0915 Q400 ILO WeFrSu 2P 241 0915 Q400 ZAM MoTuThSa 2P 285 1120 Q400 CGY Daily 2PR 276 1155 Q400 DPL WeFrSu 2P 250 1310 Q400 KLO Daily 2P 382 1400 Q300 ILO Daily 2P 287 1555 Q400 CGY Daily 2P 232 1630 Q400 BCD Daily

DOMESTIC FLIGHT SCHEDULE ( Arrivals )

FLT. NO. ETA A/C TYPE ORIGIN FREQUENCY

ZEST AIR

Z2 380 0905 A320 MNL Daily Z2 541 1810 MA60 ZAM MoWeFr Z2 382 2030 A320 MNL Daily

SEAIR

DG 823 1240 DO 328 MPH WeFrSu

PHILIPPINE AIRLINES

PR 843 0545 A330 MNL Daily PR 845 0655 A330 MNL Tu PR 823 0745 A319 MNL Daily PR 847 0855 A330 MNL Daily PR 410 1025 A330 DVO Daily

110 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer FLT. NO. ETA A/C TYPE ORIGIN FREQUENCY PR 853 1055 B747/330 MNL TuSu/MoTuWeFrSa PR 857 1455 A330 MNL Daily PR 849 1625 B747/330 MNL We/MoTuThFrSaSu PR 863 1916 A310 MNL Daily PR 855 2145 A320 MNL Daily PAL Express Flights 2P 237 0750 Q400 TAC Daily 2P 231 0845 Q400 BCD Daily 2P 286 1055 Q400 OZC Daily 2P 381 1125 Q400 ILO WeFrSu 2P 256 1240 Q400 KLO Daily 2P 285 1330 Q400 CGY Daily 2P 278 1360 Q400 DPL WeFrSu 2P 242 1525 Q400 ZAM MoTuThSa 2P 283 1600 Q300 ILO Daily 2P 285 1800 Q400 CGY Daily 2P 233 1915 Q400 BCD Daily CEBU PACIFIC 5J 559 0500 A 320 MNL Daily 5J 220 0500 ATR72 BXU TuThSaSu 5J 874 0800 ATR72 SUG Su 5J 208 0730 ATR72 CGY Daily 5J 561 0745 A320 MNL Daily 5J 211 0800 ATR72 RXS TThSa 5J 868 0800 ATR72 DGT MoWeFr 5J 563 0915 A319 MNL Daily 5J 594 0930 A319 DVO Daily 5J 161 0950 ATR72 ILO Daily 5J 126 1010 ATR72 BCD Daily 5J 596 1035 A319 DVO Daily 5J 434 1100 ATR72 ZAM Daily 5J 553 1130 A320 MNL Daily 5J 417 1235 ATR72 KLO Daily 5J 876 1235/1720 ATR72 SUG TuThSaSuFr 5J 875 1230 ATR72 SUG We 5J 878 1240 ATR72 SIA MoFr 5J 250 1250 A319 GES MoWeFrSa 5J 228 1310 A319 PPS TuThSa 5J 567 1330 A319 MNL Daily 5J 870 1330 ATR72 OZC Daily 5J 864 1500 ATR72 DPL MoWeFrSu 5J 581 1510 A320 MNL Daily 5J 210 1510 ATR72 CGY TuThA 5J 208 1510 ATR72 CGY MoWeFrSu 5J 224 1530 A319 BXU Daily 5J 165 1550 ATR72 ILO Daily 5J 173 1545 ATR72 LGP TuThSa 5J 598 1630 A319 DVO MoTuWeFrSu 5J 569 1705 A319 MNL Daily 5J 428 1755 ATR72 TAC Daily 5J 600 1800 A319 DVO Daily 5J 147 1800 ATR72 BCD MoTuWeFrSu 5J 419 1835 ATR72 KLO TuThSa 5J 571 1900 A320 MNL Daly x Tu 5J 577 2000 A319 MNL TuSa

111 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer FLT. NO. ETA A/C TYPE ORIGIN FREQUENCY 5J 210 2020 ATR72 CGY Mo 5J 208 2020 ATR72 CGY TuThSa 5J 171 2030 ATR72 ILO MoTuThSa 5J 210 2040 ATR72 CGY WeFrSa 5J 575 2130 A319 MNL Daily 5J 589 2140 A319 CRK MoWeFr 5J 573 2235 A320 MNL We 5J 583 2035 A320 MNL We 5J 685 2235 A320 MNL Tu 5J 679 2245 A320 MNL Daily

Legend:

BCD - ILO - Iloilo ZAM - Zamboanga MNL - Manila GES - Gen. Santos TDG - CGM - Camiguin CRK - Clark SUG - Surigao CGM - Camiguin KLO - Kalibo MPH - Caticlan CBO - Cotabato KLO - Kalibo CGY - Cagayan DVO - Davao PPS - Puerto Princesa BPH -

INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT SCHEDULE ( Departures )

ETD MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 0040 KE632ICN330 KE632ICN330 KE632ICN330 KE632ICN330 KE632ICN330 KE632ICN330 KE632ICN330 0050 OZ710ICN321 OZ710ICN321 OZ710ICN321 OZ7103ICN321 OZ7103ICN321 OZ7103ICN321 OZ7103ICN321 0205 KE9634PUS330PR434NRT330 KE9634PUS330 0400 MU2082PVG320CX920HKG330 MU2082PVG320 0740 PR434NRT330 PR434NRPR920HKG330T330 PR434NRT330 PR434NRT330 PR434NRT330 1230 CX920HKG330 CX920HKG330 CX920HKG330 CX920HKG330 1230 PR920HKG330 PR920HKG330 PR920HKG330 PR920HKG330 1335 MI566DVO320 PR4880ICN320 MI566DVO320 1345 MI541SIN320 MI541SIN320 1445 5J1288ICN320 5J178PUS319 5J178PUS319 1525 MI588SIN320MI588SIN320 MI588SIN320 1545 5J128ICN320 5J128ICN320 5J128ICN320 5J128ICN320 5J128ICN320 5J128ICN320 5J128ICN320 1600 MH707KUL737 MH709BKI737 MH709BKI737 1700 5J236HKG319 5J236HKG319 5J236HKG319 5J236HKG319 5J236HKG319 5J236HKG319 5J236HKG319 1820 QR657DOH330 QR657DOH330 QR657DOH330 1955 5J547SIN319 5J547SIN319 5J547SIN319 5J547SIN319 1955 CX920HKG330 5J547SIN319 CX920HKG330 CX920HKG330 1955 PR920HKG330 5J238HKG319 PR920HKG330 PR920HKG330 2245 KE9632ICN330 KE9632ICN330

112 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT SCHEDULE ( Arrivals ) ETD MONDAY TUESDAINTERNAY WEDNESDATIONALY FLIGHTTHURSDA SCHEDULEY FRIDA ( ArrivalsY ) SATURDAY SUNDAY 2310 KE631ICN330 KE631ICN300 KE8631ICN330 KE8631ICN330 KE631ICN330 KE631ICN330 KE631ICN300 0000 5J179PUS319 5J179PUS319 0055 KE9633PUS330 KE9633PUS330 0145 5J129ICN320 5J129ICN320 5J129ICN320 5J129ICN320 5J129ICN320 5J129ICN320 5J129ICN320 0300 MU2081PVG320 MU2081PVG320 0400 5J548SIN319 5J548SIN319 5J548SIN319 5J548SIN319 1130 CX921HKG330 CX921HKG330 CX921HKG330 CX921HKG330 1130 PR921HKG330 PR921HKG330 PR921HKG330 PR921HKG330 1245 M1566SIN320 MI542SIN320 MI542SIN320 MI566SIN320 1430 MI588SIN320 MI588SIN320 1505 MH708BKI737 MH708BKI737 1630 QR656DOH330 QR656DOH330 QR656DOH330 1830 PR433NRT330 PR433NRT330 PR409KIX320 PR433NRT330 PR433NRT330 1855 CX921HKG330 PR433NRT330 CX921HKG330 CX921HKG330 1855 PR921HKG330 PR921HKG330 PR921HKG330 2135 KE9631ICN330 KE9631ICN330 2310 5J237HKG319 5J237HKG319 5J237HKG319 5J237HKG319 5J237HKG319 5J237HKG319 5J237HKG319 2350 OZ709ICN321 OZ709ICN321 OZ709ICN321 OZ709ICN321 OZ709ICN321 OZ709ICN321 OZ709ICN321

Legend: AE - Mandarin Airlines KE - Korean Air SIN - Singapore BKI - Kota Kinabalu CX- Cathay Pacific Airways QR- Qatar Airways TPE - Taipei HKG- Hongkong MI - Silkair 5J - Cebu Pacific Air DVO - Davao ICN - Incheon MH- Airlines CZ - China Southern Arilines PUS - Pusan, S. Korea NRT- Narita PR - Philippine Airlines OZ - Asiana Airlines DOH- Doha SEL - Seoul 5J - Cebu Pacific Air KUL - Kuala Lumpur BKK - Bangkok MFM - Macau AIRLINE DIRECTORY

AIR PHILIPPINES ASIAN SPIRIT 2nd Level Pre-departure Area Mactan Cebu Int’l Airport, Mactan Cebu International Airport, West Wing Lapu-lapu City Domestic Airport, Lapu-lapu City Tel. nos.; (63-32) 341-0930 / 340-2486 loc. 2204 / 2205 Airport Sales Office: (63-32) 341-2550 E-mail: [email protected] Telefax no: (63-32) 341-2554 Other e-mail address: [email protected] / [email protected] CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS Cebu City Ticket Office: 12/Flr Ayala Life FGU Bldg., Mindanao Ave. cor. Dr. 2, YMCA Building Jones Ave., Cebu City Biliran Road, Cebu Business Park Tel. nos.: (63-32) 415-9901 to 04 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-3747 Fax no.: (63-32) 415-9905 Fax no.: (63-32) 234-4143 Mactan Office: (63-32) 340-3254 ASIANA AIRLINES Fax no.: (63-32) 340-2928 MCIAA, Lapu-lapu City Airport Office (63-32) 342-8063 / 65 KOREAN AIR Reservations (63-62) 342-8066 / 67 MCIAA, Lapu-lapu City Fax no.: (63-32) 342-8068 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-1753 Website: www.flyasiana.com

113 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer CEBU PACIFIC AIR Telefax no.: (63-32) 255-4422 Robinson, Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-4040 QATAR AIRWAYS Telefax no.:(63-32) 253-9433 QC Pavilion Bldg., Gorordo Ave., Lahug, Cebu City Airport Office: (63-32) 340-7980 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-1000 Fax no.: (63-32) 340-5362 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-8922 E-mail: [email protected] MALAYSIA AIRLINES Airport tel. no.:(63-32) 341-5944 2nd Floor Export Bank Building Fax no.: (63-32) 341-5988 #116 Gorordo Avenue, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-3887 / 232-0905 SEAIR Airport Office: (63-32) 340-2977/340-2978 Mactan Int’l Airport, Lapu-lapu City Fax no.: (63-32) 231-4359 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 341-3021/341-3022 Fax no.: (63-32) 341-3023 MANDARIN AIRLINES E-mail: [email protected] MCIAA , Lapu-lapu City Webpage: www.flyseair.com Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-2889 /340-2736 SILKAIR / SINGAPORE AIRLINES NORTHWEST AIRLINES Suite 302 3/F, Cebu Holdings Center Inter-Pacific Transit Inc. Cebu Business Park, Cebu City G/F QC Pavilion , Gorordo Ave., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-6211 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-2401 to 06 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-6218 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-0490 Airport Office: (63-32) 340-0043 / 340-0042 Website: www.nwa.com.ph Fax no.(63-32) 340-0041

PHILIPPINE AIRLINES THAI INTERNATIONAL SM City, Cebu City G/F QC Pavilion, Gorordo Ave., Cebu City North Reclamation Ave., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-2405 / 232-2406 / 412-8227 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 234-2713 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-8416 ZEST AIRWAYS ,INC. ( ZEST AIR) Airport Office: (63-32) 340-0422 G/F Elizabeth Mall, Leon Kilat cor. N. Bacalso St., Fax no.: (63-32) 340-0717 Cebu City Reserv.: (63-32) 340-0191 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-1923 / 253- 1924 / 253-1925 Fax no.: (63-32) 256-2205 QANTAS AIRWAYS Unit 104 Raintree Mall, Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City G/F Ayala Business Center Archbishop Reyes Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-3922

AIR TOURIST TRANSPORT OPERATOR (Light Plane Rentals)

AVIATOUR’S FLYN, INC. Lot 3 General Aviation Area, Mactan Cebu International Airport, Lapu-lapu City Telefax nos.: (63-32) 341-2268 E-mail: [email protected]

114 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Note: The schedules are subject to change without prior notice

BY SEA

SHIPPING DEPARTURE SCHEDULE

DESTINATION SCHEDULE DEPARTURE VESSEL / SHIPPING CO. Bato, Leyte Daily 8:00 PM M/V South Pacific / Southern Pacific Transport Daily 9:00 PM M/V Fiji 2 / Southern Pacific Transport Mo/We/Fr/Sa 9:00 PM MV Lady of Guadalupe / Medallion Transport Mo/We/Sa 8:00 PM Princess of the Earth / Sulpicio Thurs 10:00 AM Princess of the South / Sulpicio Th 7:00 PM Subic Bay 1 / C.Gothong Cabalian Mo (via Liloan) 8:00 PM MV Star / Maypalad Shipping Corporation Fr (via Liloan) 8:00 PM MV Samar Star / Maypalad Shipping Corporation Mo/Sa 8:00 PM Cagayan Bay 1 / C.Gothong Mo/We/Fr 8:00 PM SF 01 / Cebu Ferries Mo 9:45 AM Superferry 1 / Superferry Th/Sa 8:45 PM Superferry 2 or 9 / Superferry Thurs (via Butuan) 10:00 AM Princess of the South / Sulpicio Mo/We/Fr 7:00 PM Princess of the Ocean / Sulpicio Daily 8:00 PM Trans-Asia 1 or Asia China / Trans-Asia Tu/Th/Sa 8:00 PM MV Doña Rita Sr ./ Mo/We/Fr 7:00 PM M/V Calbayog / Palacio Shipping Camiguin Fri 8:00 PM Super Shuttle Ferry 7 / Super Shuttle Ferry Camotes (Poro) M/W/Fr 9:00 PM M/V Melrivic Ten / E.B.Aznar Mo to Sa(via Dmgte) 7:00 PM MV Filipinas Dinagat / Cokaliong M/Th/Sa (via Dmgte) 10:00 PM G & P Lines Tu/Fr 10:00 PM G & P Lines (via Tag. & Dmgte) Daily 6:00 AM Oceanjet / Ocean / Fast Ferries Davao Mo (via Sur) 12:00 NN Filipina Princess / Sulpicio Lines Fri (via Zam) 6:00 PM Princess of the Universe / Sulpicio Daily (via Tagb) 6:00 AM Oceanjet / , Inc. Daily (via Tagb) 3:40 PM Oceanjet / Ocean Fast Ferries, Inc. M/Tu/W/Th/F/Sa 7:00 PM M/VFilipinas Iloilo / Cokaliong Su 12:00 NN MV Filipias Dapitan / Cokaliong M/Th/Sa/Su 10:00 PM G&P Lines Gen. San Fr (via Zam/Dav) 6:00 PM Princess of the Universe / Sulpicio

115 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer DESTINATION SCHEDULE DEPARTURE VESSEL / SHIPPING CO.

Hilongos Daily x Th/Fr 4:30 PM MV Star / Roble Shipping Mo/We/F 9:00 PM MV Gloria 3 / Gabisan Shipping Tu/Th/Sa 9:00 PM M/V Gloria 2 / Gabisan Shipping Daily 8:50 PM MV Beautiful Star / Roble Shipping Mo/We 7:00 PM Cebu Ferries 05 or 19 / Cebu Ferries Sa 9:00 PM Princess / Sulpicio Su/Tu/Th 7:00 PM 1 / C. Gothong Iloilo Daily 6:00 PM Trans Malaysia or Asia Phil / Trans-Asia Shipping Tu/Th/Sa 7:00 PM M/V Filipinas Cebu / Cokaliong Shipping. Isabel (Leyte) Daily 11:30 AM M/V Ferry / Rolly Shipping Liloan Mo/Fr 8:00 PM MV Samar Star / Maypalad Shipping Maasim Mo/Tu/Th/Fr 7:00 PM MV Filipinas Maasim or Dapt../ Cokaliong Su 12:00 NN MV Filipinas Iloilo / Cokaliong Manila Su 10:00 AM Sulpicio Lines Mo 5:45 PM Superferry 5 or19 / Superferry Mo 6:00 PM Subic Bay 1 / C. Gothong Mo 8:00 PM Princess of South / Sulpicio Lines Tu 2:00 PM Princess of the Universe / Sulpicio Tu 9:45 AM Superferry 12 / Superferry W 6:45 PM Superferry 5 or 19 / Superferry W 10:00 AM Cagayan Bay 1/C. Gothong W 8:00 PM Sulpico Lines Th 7:00 PM Subic Bay 1 / C. Gothong Th 8:45 AM Superferry 2 or 9 / Superferry Fr 9:15 PM Superferry 12 / Superferry Fr 10:00 AM Filipina Princess / Sulpicio Lines Masbate Mo/W/Fr 6:00 PM MV Asia / TranAsia Mo (via Ormoc) 10:00 PM MV Princess / Sulpicio Lines Th 6:00 PM MV Cagayan Princess / Sulpicio Lines Sa 8:45 PM Superferry 2 or 9 / Superferry Naval Tu/Sa 8:00 PM Cagayan Princess / Sulpicio Lines Ormoc Daily 6:00 AM SuperCat Mo/We 8:00 AM Cebu Ferries Daily 11:00 AM Weesam Express Daily x Fr 11:00 AM MV Sr. San Jose De Tagb. / Lite Shipping Daily 11:35 AM SuperCat / SuperCat Fri 12:00 NN OLC / Cebu Ferries Daily 1:30 PM Weesam Express Daily 4:40 PM Weesam Express Daily 5:10 PM SuperCat Daily 7:20 PM Weesam Express Daily x Sa 9:00 PM Super Shuttle Ferry -2 or 7 / Super Shuttle Ferry Mo 10:00 PM Tacloban Princess / Sulpicio Daily 10:00 PM MV Wonderful Star / Roble Shipping

116 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer DESTINATION SCHEDULE DEPARTURE VESSEL / SHIPPING CO. Mo/W/Sa 7:00 PM OLC/ Cebu Ferries Su/TuTh 7:00 PM Butuan Bay 1, C. Gothong Mo/W/Fr 8:00 PM MV TansAsia 2 / TransAsia Shipping Sa 9:00 PM Princess of the Carribean / Sulpicio Lines Palompon, Leyte Mo 12:00 NN Cagayan Princess / Sulpicio Mo/Th/Fr 8:00 PM MV Filipinas Cebu or Surigao or Dinagat / Cokaliong Daily 10:00 PM MV Roly 2 / Rolly Shipping Surigao Mo 12:00 NN Filipina Princess / Sulpicio Lines (Pier 5) Mo/W/Sa 7:00 PM MV Filipinas Maasim or Dapitan / Cokaliong (via Maasim) Tu/Th/Fr 7:00 PM MV Filipinas Maasim / Cokaliong Sa (Dapa Surigao) 7:00 PM MVGuluan / Maypalad Shipping Tacloban Tu/Th/Sa 6:00 PM Leyte Star / Maypalad Shipping Corp. Th 6:00 PM Cebu Princess / Sulpicio , Bohol Daily 9:00 PM MV Lady of Hope / Medallion Shipping Daily 8:00 PM Island Shipping (Pier 3) Tagbilaran Daily 6:00 AM Oceanjet / Ocean Fast Ferries, Inc. Daily 8:00 AM Supercat Daily 9:10 AM Weesam Express / SRN Fast Seacrafts Daily 9:20 AM Oceanjet / Ocean Fast Ferries, Inc. Daily 11:00 AM Weesam Express/SRN Fast Seacrafts Mo 12:00 NN MV Asia Hongkong / TransAsia Daily 11:35 AM Supercat Daily 12:30 NN M/V Our Lady of the Barangay / Lite Shipping Daily 1:45 PM Weesam Express / SRN Fast Seacrafts Mo/We/Fr 2:00 PM MV Dn. Martin Sr. 8 / F.J.Palacio Lines Daily 3:35 PM Oceanjet / Ocean Fast Ferries, Inc. Daily 3:30 PM Weesam Express / SRN Fast Seacrafts Daily 5:10 PM Supercat Daily 6:00 PM Oceanjet / Ocean Fast Ferries, Inc. Daily 6:20 PM Weesam / SRN Fast Seacrafts Tu/We/Fr/Sa/Su 6:30 PM MV Filipinas Surigao / Cokaliong Shipping Daily 7:20 PM Weesam Express / SRN Fast Seacrafts Daily 10:00 PM M/V San Ramon de Bohol / Lite Shipping Tubigon Daily 5:00 AM Island Shipping Daily 6:00 AM Jadestar Shipping Daily 7:00 AM M/VLite Ferry 2 / Lite Shipping Daily 7:30 AM Jadestar Shipping Daily 8:30 AM Island Shipping Daily 9:30 AM MV Mega Asiana/Rolly Shipping Daily 10:15 AM Jadestar Shipping Daily 11:15 AM M/V Kinswell II / Kinswell Shipping Lines Daily 12:00 NN Jadestar Shipping Daily 12:45 NN M/V Kins Cebu / Kinswell Shipping Lines Daily 1:30 PM Jadestar Shipping Daily 3:00 PM Jadestar Shipping Daily 4:00 PM Island Shipping Daily 4:45 PM M/V Kinswell II / Kinswell Shipping Lines Daily 5:30 PM Jadestar Shipping

117 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer DESTINATION SCHEDULE DEPARTURE VESSEL/SHIPPING CO.

Tubigon Daily 6:30 PM Island Shipping Daily 7:00 AM M/V Lite Ferry 11/ Lite Shipping Daily 7:30 PM Jadestar Shipping Daily 9:00 PM Jadestar Shipping Daily 7:00 PM M/V Lite Ferry 11/ Lite Shipping Daily 10:00 PM M/V Tubigon Ferry / Rolly Shipping Tubod Mo/W/Fr 6:00 PM MV Cebu Star / Maypalad Shipping TuThSu 5:00 PM MV Cebu Star / Maypalad Shipping Ubay Daily x Su 12:00 NN Jan Ferry / J &N Shipping Lines (Pier 1) Zamboanga Fr 6:00 PM Princess of the Universe / Sulpicio Lines Mo(via Dmgte/Dap.) 10:00 PM G&P Lines Inc. Fr 11:15 PM Superferry SHIPPING DEPARTURE SCHEDULE (Other Ports of Cebu)

ORIGIN DESTINATION SCHEDULE DEPARTURE VESSEL/SHIPPING CO. (Cebu Port) Argao (Cebu) Loon, Bohol T/W/Th/Fr/Sa 4:00 AM LCT St. Mark / Lite Shipping Su/Mo 7:00 AM LCT St. Mark / Lite Shipping T/W/Th/Fr/Sa 8:00 AM LCT St. Mark / Lite Shipping Su/Mo 11:00 AM LCT St. Mark / Lite Shipping T/W/Th/Fr/Sa 12:00 NN LCT St. Mark / Lite Shipping Danao (Cebu) Isabel, Leyte Daily 7:30 AM Melrivic Seven / E.B. Aznar Shipping Daily 5:30 PM Melrivic Seven / E.B. Aznar Shipping Isabel, Leyte Danao (Cebu) Daily 12:30 PM M/V Melrivic 7/Aznar Shipping Daily 3:30 AM M/V Melrivic 7/Aznar Shipping Hagnaya,Cebu Sta Fe,Bantayan Daily 1:30 AM Island Shipping Daily 3:00 AM Island Shipping Daily 5:15 AM Island Shipping Daily 5:30 AM LCT Melrivic 11/E.B.Aznar Shipping Daily 6:30 AM Island Shipping Daily 7:00 AM MV Super Shuttle Ferry 9 Daily 7:30 AM Island Shipping Daily 8:30 AM M/V Fastcraft Aznar 2 / Aznar Shipng Daily 9:15 AM Island Shipping Daily 9:30 AM LCT Melrivic 11 / E.B.Aznar Shipping Daily 10:00 AM Island Shipping Daily 10:30 AM MV Super Shuttle Ferry Daily 11:30 AM M/V Fastcraft Aznar 2 / Aznar Shipng Daily 12:30 NN Island Shipping Daily 2:00 PM Island Shipping Daily 2:15 PM Super Shuttle Ferry Daily 3:00 PM Island Shipping Daily 3:30 PM M/V Fastcraft Aznar 2 / Aznar Shipng Daily 5:30 PM Island Shipping Daily 6:00 PM Super Shuttle Ferry Daily 6:30 PM Island Shipping Daily 7:45 PM Island Shipping Daily 2:00 AM LCT Melrivic 11 / E.B.Aznar Shipping

118 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer ORIGIN DESTINATION SCHEDULE DEPARTURE VESSEL/SHIPPING CO. (Cebu Port) Daily 9:30 PM Island Shipping Daily 10:45 PM Island Shipping Daily 12:00 MN Island Shipping Sta Fe Hagnaya Daily 1:00 AM Island Shipping Daily 2:00 AM Island Shipping Daily 4:00 AM Island Shipping Daily 5:00 AM Island Shipping Daily 7:00 AM Island Shipping Daily 7:30 AM LCT Melrivic 11 / Aznar Shipping Daily 8:00 AM Island Shipping Daily 8:30 AM M/V Super Shuttleferry 3 Daily 9:30 AM Island Shipping Daily 11:00 AM Island Shipping Daily 10:15 AM MV Fastcraft Aznar 2/Aznar Shipping Daily 11:30 AM LCT Melrivic 11 / Aznar Shipping Daily 12:00 NN Island Shipping Daily 12:30 PM MV Shuttleferry 3 Daily 12:45 NN MV Fastcraft Aznar 2/Aznar Shipping Daily 2:00 PM Island Shipping Daily 3:30 PM Island Shipping Daily 4:00 PM M/V Super Shuttleferry 3 Daily 4:30 PM MV Fastcraft Aznar 2/Aznar Shipping Daily 5:00 PM LCT/ Melrivic 11 / Fastcraft Aznar Daily 5:15 PM Island Shipping Daily 7:30 PM Island Shipping Daily 8:00 PM M/V Super Shuttleferry 3 Daily 9:00 PM Island Shipping Daily 10:00 PM Island Shipping Daily 11:30 PM Island Shipping Tabuelan,Cebu Escalante, Neg. Occ Daily 1:00 AM M/V Melrivic 7 or 3 / Aznar Shipping Daily 7:30 AM M/V Melrivic 7 or 3 / Aznar Shipping Daily 12:30 NN M/V Melrivic 7 or 3 / Aznar Shipping Daily 9:00 PM M/V Melrivic 7 or 3 / Aznar Shipping Escalante, Neg. Occ Tabuelan, Cebu Daily 1:00 AM M/V Melrivic 3 or 7 / Aznar Shipping Daily 11:00 AM M/V Melrivic 3 or 7 / Aznar Shipping Daily 9:00 AM M/V Melrivic 3 or 7 / Aznar Shipping Toledo, Cebu San Carlos Daily 7:00 AM A.S. Express Daily 7:30 AM M/V Lite Ferry II / Lite Shipping Daily 7:30 AM MV Danilo Lines 1 / Danilo Lines Inc. Daily 9:15 AM A.S. Express Daily 10:30 AM Melrivic Nine / Aznar Shipping Daily 12:15 PM A.S.Express Daily 1:00 PM M/V Lite Ferry II / Lite Shipping Daily 1:00 PM MV Danilo Lines 1 / Danilo Lines Inc Daily 2:40 PM A.S.Express Daily 6:00 PM M/V Lite Ferry II / Lite Shipping

119 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer ORIGIN DESTINATION SCHEDULE DEPARTURE VESSEL/SHIPPING CO. (Cebu Port) Toledo, Cebu San Carlos,Neg. Oc. Daily 5:15 PM A.S.Express Daily 6:00 PM MV Danilo Lines 1/Danilo Lines Inc. San Carlos, Neg. Occ Toledo, Cebu Daily 5:00 AM M/V Danilo 1 / Danilo Lines Inc. Daily 5:00 AM M/V Lite Ferry II / Lite Shipping Daily 6:00 AM A.S. Express Daily 8:00 AM A.S. Express Daily 10:00 AM MV Danilo 1 / Danilo Lines Inc. Daily 10:00 AM M/V Lite Ferry II / Lite Shipping Daily 10:30 AM A.S.Express Daily 1:30 PM A.S. Express Daily 3:30 PM MV Danilo 1 / Danilo Lines Inc. Daily 3:30 PM M/V Lite Ferry II / Lite Shipping Daily 4:00 PM A.S. Express Pier 1,Cebu City Poro, Camotes Daily 9:00 AM Golden Express Daily 5:30 PM Golden Express Cebu City Poro, Camotes Mo/We/Fr 9:00 PM MV Melrivic 10 /Aznar Shipping Ouano Warf Poro, Camotes Daily 5:30 AM Ave Maria 3/ Rejecenima Sea Transpt. Daily 1:00 PM Ave Maria 5/Rejecenima Sea Transpt Poro, Camotes Pier 1, Cebu City Daily 6:00 AM Golden Express Daily 12:00 NN Golden Express Poro, Camotes Ouano Warf Daily 11:00 AM Ave Maria 3/ Rejecenima Sea Transpt. Daily 5:30 PM Ave Maria 5/ Rejecenima Sea Transpt. Poro, Camotes Cebu City Tu/Th/Su 1:00 AM MV Melrivic 10 / Aznar Shipping Danao City Consuelo, Camotes Daily 6:15 AM Sto Niño A or B (Outrigger boat) Consuelo, Camotes Danao City Daily 11:30 AM Sto Niño A or B (Outrigger boat) Bantayan, Cebu Cadiz, Neg.Occ. Daily 11:30 AM Island Shipping Cadiz, Neg. Occ. Bantayan, Cebu Daily 11:30 AM Island Shipping Mactan, Cebu Getafe, Bohol Daily 12:00NN LCT Sto Niño de Bohol, Lite Shipping Getafe, Bohol Mactan, Bohol Daily 7:00 PM LCT Sto Niño de Bohol, Lite Shipping

SOUTHERNMOST SHIPPING PORTS OF CEBU BOUND FOR ORIENTAL NEGROS

MIPARANUM WHARF PUMPBOATS Daily Pumboat schedules for trips from Lilo-an, Santander, Cebu to Sibulan Port in Oriental Negros.

6:00 AM 12:00 NN 7:00 AM 1:00 PM 8:00 AM 2:00 PM 9:00 AM 3:00 PM 10:00 AM 4:00 PM 11:00 AM 5:00 PM

120 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer ROVI NAVIGATION LINES INC. Daily boat (light seacraft) schedules for trips from Puerto Del Sur Wharf in Lilo-an, Santander, Cebu to Sibulan Port in Oriental Negros

5:00 AM 1:00 PM 6:00 AM 2:00 PM 7:00 AM 3:00 PM 8:00 AM 4:00 PM 9:00 AM 5:00 PM 10:00 AM 5:45 PM 11:00 AM 7:30 PM 12:00 NN

MAAYO SHIPPING, INC. Daily barge schedules for trips from Bato, Samboan, Cebu to Tampi, Amlan in Oriental Negros. (30 minutes ride for vehicles & passengers)

5:00 AM 1:30 PM 6:30 AM 3:00 PM 8:00 AM 4:30 PM 9:30 AM 6:00 PM 11:30 AM 7:30 PM 9:30 PM 11:30 PM

SHIPPING DIRECTORY

A.S. ESPRESS ALENTER MARINE CORP. Port Area, Toledo City Datag Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Mobile phone nos.: (63) 0922-4062932 / Tel. no.: (63-32)340-9090 0918-3267732 San Carlos, Negros Oriental office nos.: , INC. (63-34) 312-6885 / 729-3682 (Globelines) 117-R. Palma St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-5673 / 253-1934 / 255-7157 ACG EXPRESS LINER Fax no.: (63-32) 255-6277 1st Stree Happy Valley, V. Rama, Cebu City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-5973 / 254-2133 Website: www.alesonshipping.com

ASTRO SHIP MANAGEMENT, INC. CARLOS GOTHONG 10/F Keppel Bldg., Samar Loop Pier 4, North reclamation Area, Cebu City Cebu Business Park, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-9990 Tel. nos.: (63-32)234-2411 to 14 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-9993 Fax no.: (63-32) 234-2416

121 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer CEBU FERRIES CORPORATION ISLAND SHIPPING Pier 4 North Reclamation Area, Cebu City 15-2 V. Sotto St. cor. McArthur Blvd.,Cebu City Reservation & Ticketing:(63-32) 233-2611 Tel. nos.(Main Office): (63-32) 422-6329/31; 416-6880 Freight & Cargoes: (63-32) 233-2626 Telefax no.: (63-32) 422-6331 Fax no: (63-32) 232-3436 E-mail: [email protected] Cebu ticket booth Pier 3 , Cebu City: (63-32) 416-6592 Webpage: www.cebuferries.com Bantayan Branch near Bantayan Municipal Hall Telefax: CEBU TRIDENT NAVIGATION,INC. (Bantayan Is.) (63-32) 460-5608 (for Fastcraft Aznar - Member EB Aznar Group) Mobile Phone no.: (63) 0917-7325858 Sta. Fe Ticket Booth Windows 1, Sta. Fe, Passenger Terminal.: (63-32) 438-0080 INC. Don Serging Osmeña Ave., North Reclamation, Cebu City Hagnaya Ticket Booth Window 1, Hagnaya Passenger Tel. nos.:(63-32) 232-7211 / 2316825 terminal (63-32) 435-2078 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-6826 JADESTAR SHIPPING LINES, INC. DANILO LINES, INC. 2nd Floor, Anistar Trading bldg., E.O. Perez St. 14 G. L. Lavilles St. cor. M.J. Cuenco Ave., Tinago Subangdaku, Mandaue City Tel. nos.: (63-32)255-1721 up to 26 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 345-0265 / 345-3745 Toledo City Office: (032) 467-9262 J & N SHIPPING LINES E.B. AZNAR SHIPPING CORPORATION Pier 1 Terminal,CPA bldg., Reclamation Area, Cebu City Cebu Tradehouse Center Aznar Bldg., T. Padilla St., Cebu [Main Office: Poblacion, Ubay ; Tel. no.:( 63-38) 518-0033] City Tel. nos.(booking): (63-32) 234-4628 KINSWELL SHIPPING (Operations): (63-32) 234-4625 Romm 202 G.K. Chua bldg.. Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 233-2072 Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-7572

GABISAN SHIPPING LINES LAPU-LAPU SHIPPING Pier 3, V. Sotto St., Cebu City Pier 3, V. Sotto St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-5335 LITE SHIPPING CORPORATION GEORGE & PETER LINES, INC. 14 G.L. Lavilles cor. M.J.Cuenco Ave., Cebu City G/F Lim Bldg., D. Jakosalem St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 256-1410 / 253-7776 / 255-1721 to 26 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-5404 / 254-5154 / 254-0679/254-8479 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-1724 / 414-9990

GOLDEN EXPRESS LORENZO SHIPPING CORPORATION Pier 1, Cebu City, Reclamation Area, Cebu City Baclig St., Pier 5, North Reclamation Area, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-7560 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-7724 - 26 / 232-5675 / 232-4441 Telefax no.: (63-32) 231-7725 / 232-4441 JADESTAR SHIPPING LINES, INC. 2nd Floor, Anistar Trading bldg., E.O. Perez St. MAAYO SHIPPING, INC. Subangdaku, Mandaue City Bato, Samboan Tel. nos.: (63-32) 345-0265 / 345-3745 Oriental Negros Tel. no.: (63-35) 417-0280 / 419-6023

122 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer MAYPALAD SHIPPING CORPORATION SRN FAST SEACRAFTS, INC. Serging Osmeña Bldg., cor. V. Sotto St., Cebu City Pier 4, Reclamation Area Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-5435 / 416-6881 / 416-6882 Tel. nos.: Fax no.: (63-32) 253-7004 Weesam Express- Cebu: (63-32)412-9562 A.S. Express-Toledo: (63-32) 322-5047 MEDALLION TRANSPORT A.S. Express-San Carlos: (63-34) 312-6885 Pier 3, V. Sotto St., Cebu City Weesam-Tagbilaran: (63-38) 501-8223 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 261-8331 / 416-6300 / 414-1165 SULPICIO LINES, INC. MV ISLAND EXPRESS (Bantayan Is.) Don Sulpicio Go Bldg., Sulpicio Go St., Recla.Area, C.C. (Ticket Booth) Hagnaya Sea Port, Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-5361 to 79 Mobile Phone no.: (63) 0927-4115120 Passenger Service Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-1100 Website: www.sulpiciolines.com OCEAN FAST FERRIES Pier 1, CPA Bldg., Reclamation Area, Cebu City SUPERFERRY Tel. nos.: (63-32)255-7560 Serging Osmeña, Blvd., North Reclamation Area, C.C. Fax nos.: (63-32) 255-0115 / 416-6669 24-hrs. Call Center: (63-32) 256-8102 to 05 local 224 E-mail: [email protected] Other nos.: (63-32)818-4814 / 245-3115/245-3132 Website: www.oceanjet.net Fax no: (63-32) 232-0442 Freight & Maktg.: (63-32) 232-0428 PALACIO SHIPPING E-mail: [email protected] Mabini, Cebu City Web page: www.superferry.com.ph Tel. nos.: (63-32)255-4538 / 255-4540 / 254-6630 253-7700 (Pier 1) SUPER SHUTTLE FERRY Fax no.: (63-32) 256-0672 #38 Gorordo Ave., Cebu City (Branch/outlet)SM Travellers Lounge, SM City PHILIPPINE FAST FERRY CORP. Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-3150 / 231-0639 / 233-5733 Super Terminal, Pier 4, Reclamation Area, Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 233-5733 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-4511 to 16 For Bantayan Is.: E-mail: [email protected] Tel. no.: (63-32) 438-0800 (Bantayan Is.Passenger & Webpage:www. lakbay.net.ph / Supercat.skiptrips cargo) Mobile phone no.: (63) 0910-2905895 ROBLE SHIPPING, INC. 43-c Escario Ext., Cebu City TRANS-ASIA SHIPPING LINES, INC. Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-3871/254-0583 /255-5898 M.J. Cuenco Ave., cor. Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 4166117 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-6491 loc. 222 and 236 / 255-7989 Pier 3, V. Sotto St., Cebu City (Outlet) Fax no.: (63-32) 255-7899 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-5904 / 255-1849 Website: www.transasiashipping.com

ROLLY SHIPPING LINES, INC. WEESAM EXPRESS Pier 3, V. Sotto St., Cebu City Pier 4, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 234-0827 (Hippodromo Main Office) Mobile phone nos.: (63) 0917-3018551 / 0922-8660343 (63-32) 416-6463 (Pier 3, V. Sotto St., Cebu City) Website: www.weesamexpress.com

ROSE SHIPPING LINES Pier 3, V. Sotto St., Cebu City

SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORT Pier 3 V. Sotto St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 412-9509

123 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer BY LAND Note: The schedules is subject to change without prior SOUTH BUS TERMINAL BASE BUSES notice CERES BUS LINER South Bus Terminal, Cebu City Cebu Office: V. Rama cor. J.M. Basa St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 345-8650 / 261-0485

CEBU CITY - BACOLOD (Ceres Bus liner) CEBU CITY - DUMAGUETE , BAYAWAN & SIPALAY CITY (Ceres Bus liner) ETD ROUTE/TYPE OF BUS ETD TYPE OF BUS 04:30 AM Via Tabuelan (Aircon) 06:00 AM Aircon (Bayawan City via 04:40 AM Via Toledo (Non-Aircon) Dumaguete)

04:45 AM Via Tabuelan (Non-aircon) 06:50 AM Aircon (Bayawan via Barili & Dumaguete) 05:00 AM Via Toledo & Dn. Salvador Benedicto (Aircon) 07:30 AM Non-aircon (Sipalay City via Dumaguete) 05:10 AM Via Toledo-Canlaon (non-Aircon) 10:00 AM Aircon (Bayawan City via 09:30 AM Via Tabuelan (Non-Aircon) Dumaguete)

10:30 AM Via Toledo -Escalante(Non-Aircon) 1:00 PM Aircon (Bayawan City via Dumaguete) 3:00 PM Via Toledo-Escalante (Aircon) 3:00 PM Aircon (Dumaguete City) 11:00 PM Via Tabuelan (Aircon) 6:45 PM Aircon (Dumaguete City)

Also serving all southern Cebu towns along the Bato via Barili and Bato via Oslob routes 24 hrs. daily. Buses leave on a 30-minute interval from 2:30 AM to 8:30 PM and then on a 1-hr. interval from 9:00 PM to 2:00 PM

COROMINAS CALVO BUS LINE South Bus Terminal, Cebu City South Bus Terminal, Cebu City Buses leave for Naga, Toledo, Balamban, Buses leave for Toledo City and Balamban Asturias, Carmen, Tuburan NATALIE BUS LINES & VILLAHERMOSA BUS LINES SUNRAYS South Bus Terminal, Cebu City South Bus Terminal Buses leave on a 20-minute interval. First trip is at Buses leave for southwestern part of Cebu (via 2:00 AM every Monday, 3:00 AM every Tuesday to Barili) and the southeastern part of Cebu (via Oslob) for saturday and 4:00 AM every sunday. Last trip is at 9:00 PM Bato, Santander daily.

124 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer NORTH -BUS TERMINAL BASED BUSES

CEBU AUTOBUS CEBU - HAGNAYA (Ceres Bus Liner) North Bus Terminal, Cebu City TYPE SCHEDULES First trip is at 1:30 am. Buses leave on a 15-minute interval. Last trip is at 8:30 PM. Routes include Maya and NON-AIRCON From 2:00 AM to 6:00 PM San Remegio-Hagnaya. Every 20 mins. Interval PESIAO BUS LINE AIRCON From 5:30 AM to 6:00 PM Every hour North Bus Terminal, Cebu City First trip is at 4:30 AM and last trip is at 8:30 PM. buses leave at 1-hr. terminal.. Routes include Catmon, and Tuburan & Tabuelan (via Lugo)

INDAYMINI CEBU - MAYA (Ceres Bus Liner) North Bus Terminal, Cebu City Routes include Catmon, and Tuburan & Tabuelan TYPE SCHEDULES (via Lugo) NON-AIRCON From 1:30AM to 7:00 PM MINI BUSES Every 30 mins. Interval North Bus Terminal, Cebu City AIRCON 5:00 AM , 8:00 AM, 4:00 PM first trip is at 4:30 AM and last trip is at 5:00 pm, leaving at 1-hr interval. Serving Cebu City - Sogod - Borbon - route

CERES BUS LINER ROUGH RIDERS South Bus Terminal, Cebu City M.J. Cuenco Ave., Cebu City Cebu Office: V. Rama cor. J.M. Basa St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (032) 232-9593 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 345-8650 / 261-5008

LAND TRANSPORT OPERATORS

ALAMO TRANSPORT LEASING SERVICES, INC. CATALINA CAR RENTALS Waterfront Cebu City Hotel Lahug, Salinas Drive, J.S. Alinsug St., Basak, Mandaue City Cebu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 345-2096 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-6888 local 8909; 253-6826 Tel. no.: (63-32) 422-4888 E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mr. Jerome R. Cuizon Manager:Mr. Joseph Anthony Clavano CEBU TRIP RENT-A-CAR ALPHA SIERA RENT A CAR (formerly Javes Rent A Car) 362 Bin Zubiri St., Katipunan, Cebu City 188 Bahamas St., Vista Bella, Basak, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-1638 / 412-9971 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 516-9501 / 340-9858 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-1638 Faxd no.: (63-32) 495-2494 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Emmanuel M. Barretto Jr. Manager: Mr. Jose Renoir S. Dayao III CHECK CARS TRANSPORT SYSTEM BG CEBU TOURS & TRANSPORT, iNC. Airport Road, Pusok, Lapu-lapu City EPJ Building, Basak, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-3413 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-3774 Fax no.: (63-32) 340-3413 Fax no.: (63-32) 495-3774 Manager: Henry P. Oyao E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Joselito Buyoc

125 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer DAIJOBU RENT-A-CAR G&S TRANSPORT CORP.(formerly Avis Rent-A-Car) 173- Huma-humay Road, Gun-ob, Lapu-lapu City Fastpak Global Express Cmpd. Airport Rd., MCIAA Telefax no.: (63-32) 261-5529 / 340-8473 Complex Lapu-lapu City Fax no.: 963-32) 264-4584 / 268-6088 Telefax. no.: (63-32) 231-0941 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] website: www.daijobu1.com Manager: Mr. Rafael V. Lucilla Jr. Manager: Roy E. Guillena HERTZ-EXCLUSIVE CARS INTERNATIONAL DIVAISHNAVI TRAVEL & TOURS INC. HOLDINGS, INC. @F Jesa IT Bldg., Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City OIC Admin/Auditor Cebu Marriott Hotel Cebu-Cardinal Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-1256 Rosales Ave., Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 255-1208 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-6100 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 232-6101 Manager: Stephanie Villahermosa Manager: Nomar Marceras

DIAMOND IGB, INC. HORIZON TRANSPORT TOUR AND RENT A CAR Plaridel St., Alang-alang, Mandaue City CORP. Telefax no.: (63-32) 346-9520 St. Peter Village, Minglanilla, Cebu Manager: Mr. Florencia L. Abarado Tel. no.: (63-32) 418-7729 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-6778 DISCOVERY TOUR, INC. Manager: Mr. Manuel Delos Angeles G/F Casinillo Bldg. Pajo, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-2085 IMPULSE TRANSRENTALS, INC. Fax: 340-2127 Door 1 N&N Corte II, cor. JP Rizal St. U Seno Sts., Centro E-mail: [email protected] Mandaue City Manager: Erica M. Shibamura Telefax no.: (63-32) 236-2674 E-mail: [email protected] FAITH TOURIST TRANSPORT Manager: Ms. Maristela Sanchez-Araneta 19-1 White Hills Subd., Banawa, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 238-4229 JD RENT A CAR Fax no.: (63-32) 238-42-91 Sitio Kalubihan, Marigondon, Lapu-lapu City E-mail: [email protected] Tel no.: (63-32) 494-2318 Manager: Ms. Faith T. Canama Mobile no.: (63) [email protected] Manager: Ms. Marcelin M. Marimon FAST TRANSIT CORPORATION FTC Bldg. Pusok, Lapu-lapu City JMB CAR SERVICES Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-0982 / 340-2983 1836 Barangay Apas, Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 341-3757 Telefax no.: (63-32) 231-3020 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Cosme Sameon Manager: Junelyn Barro-Empleo

FLAMINGO RENT-A-CAR INC. KENPHIL TRANSPORT SERVICES 2/F Menguito Bldg., M.L. quezon Highway, Lapu-lapu City 39 M.L. Quezon St., Maguikay Mandaue City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 341-0585 Tel. no.: (63-32) 420-5672 Fax no.: (63-32) 341-0585 Manager: Mr. Paulino E. Solon E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mr. Lloyd D. Cortes LAND & SKY TRAVEL SERVICES The Rivergate Commercial Complex, General Maxilom Ave., FRIENDS RENT-A-CAR Cebu City M.L Quezon National Highway, Pusok, Lapu-lapu City Telefax nos.: (63-32)412-5579 / 254-0101 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-5729 Fax no.: (63-32) 254-5434 / 254-0275 Fax no.: (63-32) 341-0200 / 495-4728 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.landskytravel.com Manager: Mr. Samuel B. Lim Manager: Ms. Richelle Faye C. Cobar

126 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer L.E. TOURS INC. PEARL OF THE PACIFIC RENT A CAR #24 Paseo Eulalia, Maria Luisa Park, Banilad, Cebu City Casili, Mandaue City Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-6161 Telefax nos.: (63-32) 231-4898 Fax no.: (63-32) 344-7446 Manager: Herbert Tan Manager: Enrique P. Abellana RCTR TOURIST TRANSPORT SER VICE MAXWELL CARS RENT A CAR #21 Bliss Site Labangon, Cebu City 24 Lilac St., Camella homes, Lapu-lapu City Tel. (63-32) 261-0323 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-7330 Fax no.: 262-3980 Fax no.: (63-32) 495-7330 Manager: Reynaldo C. Ruiz Manager: Romeo S. Cajandig SAN FORT SAFETY TOURS RENT A CAR METROPOLITAN TOURS PHIL. INC. Del Pilar St., Guizo, Cebu City #1 Pres. Quezon St., Villa Aurora, Mabolo, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 420-2230 Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-5451 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.L (63-32) 233-1988 Manager: Editha F. Sanchez E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Ms. Aurora Cruz SJ RENT A CAR SERVICE Don L. Jayme St., Bakilid II, Mandaue City MIASSCO-MACTAN INT’L AIRPORT SHUTTLE Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-9473 SERVICE MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE E-mail: [email protected] Mactan-Cebu Int’l Airport, Lapu-lapu City Manager: Francisco Demeterio Jr. Tel. no.: (63-32) 492-3988 e-mail: [email protected] SOUTHWIND TRAVEL & TOURS Manager: Michael Tejana Door 9 & 10 Century Plaza Complex, Juana Osmeña St., Cebu City MSIC TRANSPORTATION INC. Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-6225 Cebu Midtown Hotel, Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City Fax nos.: (63-32) 253-0623 / 234-4363 / 254-2034 Telefax no.: (63-38) 254-7369 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Alice Queblatin Manager: Ms. Farah Jocelyn G. Jimenez ST. NICHOLS LAND TRANS. INC. MTAG TRANSPORT SERVICE 6th St., San Antonio Village, Apas , Lahug, Cebu City #7 Greenhills Road Casuntingan, Mandaue City Tel. no.: (63-32) 413-2824 Telefax no.: (63-38) 344-2614 Telefax no.: (63-32) 416-3069 Fax no.:(63-32) 267-5407 E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Ms. Ruth Soco-Terao Manager: Ms. Natalie D. Villahermosa

NEW CALIFORNIAN RENT-A-CAR THARSIS TOURIST TRANSPORT Mactan Int’l Airport, Lapu-lapu City Bagumbayan, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 341-4258 Telefax no.: (63-32) 495-7698 Manager: Pablo C. Perez Manager: Joseph M. Maglasang

ORIENT SUN TRANSPORT TIM TRANSPORT CORP. Arcade L. Capitol Comm’l Complex, Escario St.,Cebu City 7-A Maria Cristina St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-1226 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-1229 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-1229 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-3455 Manager: Mr. Teotimo Abellana Manager: Mr. Teotimo Abellana Jr.

ORIX AUTO LEASING PHILS., CORP. WANDERLANES TRAVELCO. INC. Osmeña Blvd., cor. Don Jose Avila St., Cebu City Krizia Bldg., Gonzalez Cmpd., Gorordo Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-7425 Telefax. no.: (63-32) 231-3936 Fax no.: (63-32) 254-8255 Manager: Ms. Joan Denise Y. Tiu Manager: Mr. Ruelito Cayamanda 127 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer DOT- ACCREDITED RESTAURANTS

ABASERIA DELI & CAFE EAST OCEAN SEAFOOD & RESTAURANT, INC. 39B Congressman Noel St., Kasambagan, Cebu City Ginza Restaurant Cmpd., Inner Banilad Road, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 234-4160 / 233-8339 / 231-2019 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-5885 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-4469 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-3898 Specialty: Filipino & Oriental Specialty: Chinese

1565 CAFE GRAND MAJESTIC CONVENTION CITY, INC. M.L.Quezon Highway, Pusok, Lapu-lapu City Archbishop Reyes Ave., Cebu City Tel. No.: (63-32) 340-7821 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-1103 Fax nos.: (63-32) 340-7821 / 340-7823 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-6982 Specialty: International Specialty: Chinese

CAFÉ CESARIO IZAKAYA-KAGURA MCIAA Bldg.Airport Road, Lapu-lapu City A.S. Fortuna St., Banilad, Mandaue City Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-0722 Tel. no.: (63-32) 346-0088 Fax no.: (63-32) 340-7823 Telefax no.: (63-32) 346-7776 Specialty: Continental Cuisine E-mail: [email protected] Specialty: Japanese GINZA RESTAURANT J. Panis Old Banilad Road, Cebu City JOVEN’S GRILL & SEAFOODS Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-4612 AS Fortuna St., Banilad, Mandaue City Fax no.: (63-32) 232-5406 Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-5376 Specialty: Japanese Fax no.: (63-32) 345-1641 Specialty: Native ABACA BOUTIQUE RESORT & RESTAURANT Sitio Buot Punta Engaño Road, Lapu-lapu City KAISHU JAPANESE SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Tel. nos.: (63-32) 495-8456 / 495-3461 168 Buot Punta Engaño, Lapu-lapu City (near Hilton) Fax no.: (63-32) 495-1378 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-2888 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 495-1110 Specialty: California Style cuisine Specialty: Japanese Cuisine

BADGERS SPORTS & DINING PUB. CO. KRUA THAI AUTHENTIC THAI CUISINE G/F RCDC Bldg., Governor Cuenco Ave., Banilad, Cebu Banilad Town Center, Banilad Road, Cebu City City Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-9388 Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-2199 Fax no.: (63-32) 493-5773 Fax no.: (63-32) 344-3754 Specialty: Thai E-mail: [email protected] Specialty: International Cuisine LA BUONA FORCHETTA DA PAOLO Advent Business Center, 139 Acacia St., Lagug, Cebu City CAFE LAGUNA Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-3398 / 231-3399 Level 1, Ayala Center-Cebu, Cebu Business Park, Cebu Specialty: Italian Ciy Telefax no: (63-32) 231-0922 LAGUNA GARDEN CAFE Specialty: Filipino GRI Biliran Road, Cebu Business Park, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-8600 Telefax no: (63-32) 233-8602 Specialty : Filipino/International Cuisine

128 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT RASA MARINA Gaisano Countrymall, Banilad, Cebu City G/F Block A Mactan Marina, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-2478 Tel. no.: (63-32) 341-3096 Fax no: (63-32) 231-2878 Specialty: Singapore/Malay Specialty : Filipino SEN RYU JAPANESE RESTAURANT LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City Gen. Maxilom Avenue, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 234-2541 Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-2386 Specialty: Japanese Specialty: Filipino SLABADU MACTAN MAJESTIC RESTAURANT A.S. Fortuna St., Banilad, Mandaue City Mactan Marina Mall, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-9064 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-11033409714 to 15 Specialty: Filipino Telefax no.: (63-32) 340-9713 Fax no.: (63-32) 340-9713 SORIBADA SEAFOOD RESTO BAR Specialty: Seafood & Chinese Datag, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Mobile phone no.: (63) 0928-4021049 MARIBAGO GRILL Specialty: Filipino Bagumbayan, Maribag., Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-8187 SUGBAHAN RESTAURANT Specialty: Filipino A.S. Fortuna St., Banilad, Mandaue City Tel. no.: (63-32) 346-8455 OLIO RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Specialty: Filipino Unit 1Crossroad Mall Banilad, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-3589 / 233-3470 WARMER’S CUISINE INC. Specialty: Steak & Seafood Mango Park Hotel, Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City Tel. No.: (63-32) 233-1511 loc. 101 Fax nos.: (63-32) 233-5695 Specialty: Native & Filipino Cuisine OTHER RESTAURANTS ANTONS RESTAURANT CAFE SHANG TEA RESTAURANT MEPZA, Lapu-lapu City A.S. Fortuna St., Mandaue City Tel. No.: (63-32) 340-0468 Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-8144 Specialty: International /Continental Specialty: Chinese

BASELINE RESTAURANT CEBU FAMILY CHOICE RESTAURANT INC. Juana Osmeña St.,, Cebu City 110 Gorordo Avenue, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-5415 / 253-5417/ 253-5427 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-1859 / 231-0754 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-8781 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-1184 Specialty: Filipino Specialty: International

CAFE GEORG CHEZ LUCE Banilad Road, Cebu City Banilad Road, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 234-0887 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 416-3059 / 416-3060 Specialty: International Cuisine Specialty: French

CAFE LAGUNA CHIKA-AN SA CEBU Wilson, Lahug, Cebu City 42 Salinas Drive, Lahug, , Cebu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 231-0922 Tel. nos: (63-32) 233-0350 / 233-0358 E-mail: [email protected] Specialty: Filipino Specialty: Filipino

129 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer GOLDEN COWRIE THE CHING PALACE Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City Salinas Drive, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-4243 / 233-4670 Tel. no.: (63-32) 412-7288 / 417-2988 / 233-8833 Specialty: Filipino Specialty: Chinese HAI PHONG CHOGA Unit II, Crossroads Mall, Banilad, Cebu City Block Mactan Marina Mall, Lapu-lapu City Telfax. no.: (63-32) 233-9388 Tel. no.: (63-32) 341-4762 Specialty: Vietnamese Specialty: Korean HARBOUR CITY RESTAURANT DAVID’S STEAK SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Ayala Mall, Cebu Business Park, Cebu City 6000 F. Cabahug St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-6283 Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-0157 Specialty: Chinese Specialty: Filipino IDEA ITALIA DEA WOONG GARDEN Level 1 Paseo Marina, Ayala Center, Cebu City Pusok Highway, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-4292 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-3363 Specialty: Italian / European Specialty: Korean KAGURA RESTAURANT DEJANGUM RESTAURANT A.S. Fortuna St., Mandaue City Barangay Mactan, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 346-0088 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-0003 Specialty: Japanese Specialty: Korean KAONA GRILL DON MERTOS DELICATESSEN A.S. Fortuna St., Mandaue City Crossroads Mall, Banilad, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32): 343-9994 Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-3660 Specialty: Filipino Specialty: European cuisine KAUYOEN JAPANESE YAKINIKU RESTAURANT EAST OCEAN SEAFOOD RESTAURANT F. Cabahug St., Cebu City Ginza Cmpd., Old Banilad Road, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-2989 Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-3898 Specialty: Japanese Specialty: Chinese KOKICHI SHUSHI RESTAURANT EUROPA DELICATESSEN & BUTCHER SHOP A.S. Fortuna, Mandaue City 91F, Ramos St., Diplomat Bldg., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-8555 Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-7012 Specialty: Japanese Fax no.: (63-32) 253-7074 E-mail: [email protected] KOREAN RESTAURANT Specialty: European/American Mactan National Road, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-8601 FISHERMAN’S NET RESTAURANT Specialty: Korean Gorordo Ave., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-6681 / 232-6687 KOREAN RESTAURANT Specialty: Filipino F. Cabahug, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-8595 GOKU RESTAURANT Specialty: Korean # 1 Paseo Saturnino Doña Luisa Rd., Banilad , Cebu City Tel. No.: (63-32) 343-3157 Specialty: Japanese

130 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer KAIHSU KUHKAI JAPANESE SEAFOOD RESTAU- MOOON CAFE RANT 42 E. Osmena cor. J. Diaz St. Guadalupe, Cebu City Punta Engano, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no..: (63-32) 253-3635 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-2888 Specialty: Mexican Fax no.: (63-32) 495-1110 Manager: Jose Guy A. Ceniza MR. A RESTAURANT Specialty : Japanese Nivel Hills Lahug, Cebu City Tel. No.: (63-32): 232-5200 KYOHEI RESTAURANT Specialty: Filipino A.S. Fortuna St., Mandaue City Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-8555 NONKI JAPANESE Specialty: Japanese A.S. Fortuna St., Mandaue City Tel. no.: (63-32) 422-3159 LAGUNA GARDEN CAFE Specialty: Japanese Cebu Buisness Park, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-8600 NEUES VIENNA KAFFEEHAUS Telefax no.: (63-32) 233-8602 Banilad, Cebu City Specialty: Filipino/Continental / European Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-2650 Fax no.: (63-32) 345-3928 LA TEGOLA Specialty : European Busay, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 419-2220 THE OUTPOST Marina Mall, Lapu-lapu City Cebu’s Veteran’s Drive, Lahug, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-9070 Tel. no.: (63-32) 417-2929 Caesar’s Foodland Bldg.,Banilad, Mandaue City Specialty :International Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-6080 Specialty : Italian PATIO ISABEL Old Banilad, Cebu City LEMON GRASS RESTAURANT Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-6075 Ayala Food & Entertainment Center, Ayala Center, Telefax: (63-32) 231-9510 Cebu City Specialty: Filipino (Pampangueño) Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-8601 Specialty: Vietnamese PERSIAN PALATE Ayala Food & Entertainment Center, Ayala Center, MANNA SEAFOOD Cebu City Mactan Airport Rd., Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-5898 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-6448 Specialty: Indian cuisine Specialty : Filipino PORT SEAFOODS RESTAURANT MARINA SEAFOODS RESTAURANT Waterfront Cebu City Casino Hotel Nivel Hills, Busay, Lahug, Cebu City Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-5208 / 232-4390 Tel no.: (63-32) 231-7441 Specialty: Filipino Fax no.: (63-32) 231-9025 Specialty: Filipino MIKADO JAPANESE RESTAURANT Mahogany Court, Arch.Reyes Ave., Cebu City RAI-RAI KEN Tel. No.: (63-32) 234-2485 , Level 3, Paseo Ciudad,Cebu City Specialty: Japanese Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-2242 Specialty: Japanese

131 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer ROYAL CONCOURSE GOURMET MALL TINDER BOX Gorordo Ave., Cebu City Arch. Reyes Ave. cor. Bauhinia Drive, Banilad, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-2549 / 231-0147 / 231-3160 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 234-1681 to 83 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-2548 Specialty: Mediterranean cuisine Specialty: Internationl/Chinese/Japanese TONGS FILIPINO RESTAURANT SPICE FUSION F. Cabahug St., Cebu City South East Asian Fusion, Banilad Town Center, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-7858 Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-2933 Specialty: Filipino Specialty: Thai, Singaporean, Malaysian & Chinese YU HEE JEONG SUNBURST RESTAURANT Edison St., Lahug, Cebu City Mahogany Court, Arch.Reyes Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 234-2079 Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-9271 Specialty: Korean Specialty: Filipino

A TASTE OF MANDARIN 2/F Gaisano Country Mall, Banilad Road, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32)232-4845 / 231-1481 Specialty: Chinese

AYALA CINEMAS GAISANO COUNTRY MALL Cinema 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Cinema 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 Ayala Center Cebu Business Park, Cebu City Legaspi St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 415-8488 SM CITY CEBU GAISANO CINEPLEX Cinema 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Cineplex 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Reclamation Area, Cebu City Banilad, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-0293 / 231-3876 Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-1577

ELIZABETH MALL ULTRAVISTARAMA Cinemathique 1, 2 & 3 Legaspi St., Cebu City Cor. Leon Kilat & N. Bacalso Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-8616

132 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer BADGERS SPORTS & DINING PUB MACTAN CAFE SHANG RCBC Building, Gov. M.J.Cuenco Ave., Cebu City Located across Gaisano Mactan Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-2199 Tel. nos.:(63-32) 231-9753 / 342-8298

CADILLAC CAFE & HOTEL NASA Basak, Lapu-lapu City A.S. Fortuna St. Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-5678 Mandaue City

CAFE HAVANA PAPA’S GRILL Ayala Garden Row, Cebu City V. Rama Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 2317787 SLABADU RESTO BAR CLUB VUDU A.S. Fortuna, Mandaue City Crossroads Arcade, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 345-4581 / 344-9064 Tel. no.: (63-32) 234-0836 SINNERS & SAINTS EAST WEST Northgate Center, Banilad Rd., Cebu City Ayala Entertainment, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 415-8058 SUNFLOWER CITY Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City FORMO Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-8413 Banilad Town Center, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 416-1990 TEQUILA JOE’s Ayala Entertainment Center, Cebu Business Center HAPJAPS Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-3811 / 415-8599 Ayala Entertainment Center, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 269-0236 THE OUTPOST Cebu Veteran’s Drive, Cebu City JAZZ & BLUZ Tel. no.: (63-32) 417-2929 27 F. Cabahug St., Ayala Access Road, Mabolo, Cebu City THE MOON CAFE Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-9753 / 342-8298 J. Diaz, Guadalupe, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-3635 KI FAMILY KTV Crossroad Arcade, Banilad, Cebu City TONIC Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-1111/ 412-2222 Acacia Place, Archbishop Reyes Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-8360 LOFT Skyrise Building, Asia Town, I.T. Park, Cebu City WINE SHOP Tel. no.: (63-32) 238-0532 Gorordo Ave.,, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-3744 PUMP Grand Convention Center, Arch. Reyes Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-3637

133 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer SHOPPING CENTERS

AYALA CENTER CEBU GAISANO SOUTH Cebu Business Park, Cebu City , Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-5342 / 231-5394 Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-6932 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-0389 JY SQUARE DISCOVERY MALL BANILAD TOWN CENTRE Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City Banilad, Mandaue City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-7247 / 232-7245 Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-3261 MANGO SQUARE CENTURY PLAZA Gen. Maxilom Avenue, Cebu City Juana Osmeña street, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-0650 Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-1697 PRINCE WAREHOUSE CLUB INC. COCOMALL Mandaue City Osmeña Boulevard, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 346-7195 Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-9611 QC PAVILION COLONADE MALL Gorordo Avenue, Cebu City Colon Street, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-3649 Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-9067 RAINTREE MALL DUTY FREE PHILIPPINES F. Ramos St., Cebu City Mactan International Airport Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-1160 Mactan Island, Lapu-lapu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-2930 / 340-8439 ROBINSON COMMERCIAL COMPLEX Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City ELIZABETH MALL Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-4552 / 254-0019 Cor. Leon Kilat & N. Bacalso Ave. Cebu City SM CITY CEBU Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-4203 Reclamation Area, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-0557 GAISANO COUNTRY MALL Banilad, Cebu City TESORO MKTG. CORP. Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-1481 Mactan Int’l Airport, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 524-3936 GAISANO MAIN Fax no.: (63-32) 522-1580 Colon Street, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-6889

GAISANO METRO P. Lopez Street, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-7761

134 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer ANTIQUE SHOPS / ART SHOPS

ANTIQUES MANUEL EMPUERTO’S ANTIQUES AND FURNITURE 3/F SM City Cebu SHOP Reclamation Area, Cebu City Ramona Village, Kimba, Talisay City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 269-6085 / 272-4630 ARTES DE AYER Governor Cuenco Ave., Banilad, Cebu City MASTERPIECES Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-3485 443-A C. Rosal St. cor. Acacia Sts. Lahug, Cebu City FLORA’S ANTIQUES & REFRESHMENTS Telefax : (63-32) 231-4552 45-F Gen. Maxilom Avenue, Cebu City Tel. no.: (6332) 415-6133 PORTEBELLO INC. Ayala Center, Cebu City HARLEY REUDAS ANTIQUE SHOP 533--B P del Rosario St., Cebu City RAFAEL’S ANTIQUE SHOP & HOME DECORS Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-3899 Gen. Maxilom Ave.,, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-2260 HERITAGE ANTIQUE SHOP Juan Luna Ave., Cebu City TREVEÑOS ARTS & ANTIQUES Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-2796 (Art & antique reproductions) Fax no.: (63-32) 255-4377 SM City, North Reclamation , Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 417-4637 KARAAN ANTIQUE SHOP Mobile phone no.: (63) 0917-3254748 Justice Cabahug Bldg., Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 235-9855 WILMS ACCENTS (HOME OF ASIAN TREASURES) Salinas Drive., Lahug, Cebu City

HANDICRAFTS

Native Handicrafts

TESORO MKTG. CORP. ARTEVALMAN HANDICRAFT Mactan Int’l Airport, Lapu-lapu City Bakilid II, Mandaue City Tel. no.: (63-32) 524-3936 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 346-0644 / 344-4260 Fax no.: (63-32) 522-1580 CEBU DISPLAY CENTER Magallanes St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-1140 / 254-1163

135 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Custom Jewelries & others

FLB INDUSTRIES INC. IAN INTERNATIONAL P. Sanchez St., Pagsabungan, Mandaue City Sta Niño Village, Banilad, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 422-2000 / 422-2777 Tel. no.: (63-32) 346-1747 Fax no.: (63-32) 346-0460 ANJO EXPORT IMPORT MC Briones, Highway, Mandaue City MYROCK EXPORT-IMPORT, INC. Tel. no.: (63-32) 346-1717 N. Bacalso Ave. Ext., Basak, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 261-9951 to 55 ANGEL WISPERS GIFTS & CRAFTS Fax.: (63-32) 261-9956 2nd Floor, 443-A.C. Rosal cor. Acacia St., Lahug, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-4015 / 232-6275 PAN ARTS CORP. Fax no.: 963-32) 231-4841 P. Remedio St., Banilad, Mandaue City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 346-2733 / 346-6219 AQUAROSE DESIGNS INC. Fax nos.: (63-32) 346-6219 / 346-2733 220 FB Cabahug, Mandaue City Tel nos.: (63-32) 346-5231 / 32 / 340-0391 Fax nos.: (63-32) 346-0945 / 340-0389 Souvenir Shirts

CYPREA INTERNATIONAL INC. ISLAND SOUVENIRS Cabancalan , Mandaue City SM City, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 346-9090 / 346--4487 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-1906 Ayala Center, Cebu city FERIMAR IMPORT-EXPORT INC. Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-2581 Ferimar Bldg., Nivel Hills, Lahug, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-4295 / 417-2445 Ceramics Fax no.: (63-32) 232-6059 CARDINAL CERAMICS FACTORY STORE FILIPINO HANDS Archbishop Reyes Ave.(across Gaisano Country Mall), M.C. Briones St., Highway, Mandaue City Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 346-1717 / 346-4270 Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-8472

GUITAR SHOPS

AIRPORT GUITAR CENTER GUITAR MASTERS (OPON GUITARS) Patag, Maribago, Cebu City Quezon Nat’l Highway, Pajo, Lapu-lapu City tel. no.: (63-32) 340-2024 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 495-2412

ALEGRE GUITAR INDAY CELIA’S GUITAR Abuno, Lapu-lapu City Albuno, lapu-lapu city Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-4492 / 495-3167 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-7427

GUITARA SA CEBU LILANG’S GUITAR Quezon Nat’l Highway, Pajo, Lapu-lapu City Pajo, Lapu-lapu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 342-9292 / 340-8325 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-1325

SUSING’S GUITAR Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 3662

136 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Note: Rates are subject to change without prior notice.

PICNIC AREAS / RECREATION CENTERS

CROCOLANDIA, Biasong , Talisay City - situated beside Pavilion (reservation - Monday to saturday w/ 60 chairs & the Mananga River in Talisay, it has for its main attraction, 10 tables a mini-zoo and a botanical garden. It is also equipped with Half Day 5:00 am - 1:00 pm P 2,000 picnic areas, restaurants, refreshment center, souvenir 1:00 pm - 9:00 pm shops, butterfly sanctuary, boat & fishing area , Big Bird Whole day 5:00 am - 9:00 pm P3,500 Aviary and a library. Please refer to info hereunder: Sound system Half day P2,000 CROCOLANDIA ( July 28, 2006) Whole day P 1,000 Biasong, Talisay City Electricity charge (per hour/unit) P 20 Telefax. no.: (63-32) 273-1842 Entrance Fee: E-mail: [email protected] 12 yrs. & below (5:00 am-4:00 pm) P 5 (4:01 pm - 9:00 pm) P 10 Opens everyday 13 yrs. & above (5:00 am - 4:00 pm) P 10 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (4:01 pm - 9:00 pm) P 15 Swimming Pool: Entrance Fee: P80.00 Adults Children 12 yrs. & below P 25 P40.00 for children below 12 Adult P 35 25% discount for group of 25 persons Big Kiosk -ground(first come, first serve) P 150 Small Kiosk (first come, first serve) P 100 Parking Fee - one time parking (for areas other than the designated free D’ FAMILY PARK , Nasipit , Talamban- nestled in the parking spaces) P 10 Nasipit mini-watershed, it provides families with an Tables P 20 alternative and wholesome recreation site within the city . Chairs (monoblock) P 5 This 20-hectare area is nature friendly. Trees surround the 4-seater bench P 10 whole complex - a product of a reforestation effort in 1983. Please refer to info hereunder: FACILITIES:

D’ FAMILY PARK (2/15/07) Children’s playground (swings, seesaws, slides, Nasipit, Talamban, Cebu City tykes playstations); Picnic camp sites; 2 swimming pools Tel. nos.: (63-32) 419-3124 to 25 ( 1 for adult’s & 1 children’s) ; Multi-function club house; (c/o MCWD) 254-8434 / 412-1836 / 256-0413 to 15 / 256-0424 Fax nos.: (63-32) 254-5391 / 412-2774 HIDDEN PARADISE MOUNTAIN RESORT FACILITIES / RATES: Libho, Brgy. Ilaya, San Fernando Tel. nos.: (63-32)414-5212 / 261-6434 Exclusive Use P 30,000 Fax no.: (63-32) 262-5114 Stage (Reservation Monday to sunday w/ 60 chairs & 10 E-mail: [email protected] tables) Website: www.cebuhiddenparadise.com General Manager: Norma Reynaldo

137 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Facilities: MOUNTAIN VIEW NATURE’S PARK - Sitio Garahe, Busay - overlooking the city, it is situated near the cool Cottages flower gardens of Busay. This park comes with a mini-zoo, Open cottages P 300 accommodations and canteen. Please refer to info Table/umbrella P 150 hereunder: Function rooms MOUNTAIN VIEW NATURE’S PARK Sampaguita aircon P 3,000 Sitio Garahe, Busay, Cebu City Sunflower P 1,500 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 419-2300 / 419-2083/412-7381 Orchid A P 1,500 Mobile Phone no.: (63) 0921-8347743 Orchid B P 1,500 Manager: Edgar & Aurora Castillo Roof Top P 5,000 Hall function room P 8,000 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION RATE Mini-function room P 4,000 Entrance: P 50 Billiard P 50/hr. Cottages: Fishing entrance P 50 Aircon Regular for 4 P 1,200 Aircon Executive for 2 P 1,200 Corkage fee P100/case/Big kettle Non-aircon for 2 P 700 P 100/lechon/P200 Non-aircon for 4 P 1,000 wine or hard liquor Non-aircon for 6 P 1,200 Camping tents: Others: 39 guest rooms for accommodation; 3 For 2 kids P 200 Swimming pools, 40 seater Cafe/bar; 6 multi-sized For 4 P 400 Function halls; Laundry and linen facility; consumer For 6 P 600 store; Cooler parlorl Billiard Hall; Fishing (large pond For 12 P 1.200 w/ small bamboo barge) Areas: Balusters P 300 * For details on its accommodations facilities, please Central park A P 500 refer to Resorts on page 95 B P 300 C P 300 Mone P 1.000 Bam P 1,000 INTOSAN RESORT HOTEL & RESTAURANT New Bldg./floor P 1,000 Danao City Canteen P 1,000 Telephone no.: (63-32) 200-3476 Sunken P 1,000 E-mail: [email protected] Electricity charge P150/unit/day General Manager: Mrs. Rosalinda T. Tomboc Note: Cut-off time for all rates is 12:00 NN. FACILITIES: Transportation 1-way (JY Square) : Waterpark and Family Fun Village: 10 pax or below P 300 Members - one scratch per person irregardless of age Excess of 10 pax P 30/pax Non-members - P 200/person Tables - P 250 FACILITIES: Cabanas: Double P 1,500 Mini-zoo; Kiddy playground; Canteen; View Single P 75 deck; Billiard; Table tennis; Karaoke; Videoke; 24-hr Electricity; 24-hr security * For details on its accommodations facilities, please refer to Resorts on page 85

138 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TUBOD FLOWING WATERS RESORT Upper Pakigne , Tubod, Minglanilla Telefax nos.: (63-32) 272-3467 / 272-8717 / 624-5550 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] General Manager: Robert Chan

Facilities:

Resort Entrance fee: Adult P 80 Child (8 yrs. & below) P 40 Butterfly Sancturay Entrance Fee: Adult P 50 child P 25

Cottages for daytime picnics; 4 large swimming pools w/ slide;Basketball court; Large parking space; Conference Hall ( 1 big with 200 pax seating capacity and 1 small with 40 pax seating capacity); Picnic cottages; Outdoor sound system; Karaoke; TV; VCD; Billiard; basketball Court;accommodations for guest (13 Rooms & 5 dormitories)

For details on accommodations please refer to Resorts on page 86

GOLF COURSES

ALTA VISTA GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB, Aznar Road, Pardo - situated in the lower mountains of Pardo, this golf course offers a different and challenging terrain for the avid golfers. The golf course covers 60 hectares for a world class, par 72, 18 hole course covering 5,670 meters. Other club facilities include a tennis court, basketball court, badminton, bowling, billiard, swimming pool & fitness gym.Please refer to info hereunder:

ALTA VISTA (2/15/07) Aznar Road, Pardo, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 272-7971 to 74 (Golf Registration ) (63-32) 2727977 Telfax nos.: (63-32) 2 72-7976 / 272-4090 Sports: (63-32) 272-7971-4 Telefax: (63-32) 272-4090

GREEN FEES:

TOURISTS / LOCAL TOURISTS Weekdays - 18 holes Php 2,500 9 holes Php 1,250 Weekends & Holidays - 18 holes Php 4,000 9 holes Php 2,000 GUEST(accompanied by member) Weekdays - 18 holes Php 700 9 holes Php 400 Weekends & Holidays - 18 holes Php 1,300 9 holes Php 700

139 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer GOLF CART:

MEMBERS 18 holes Php 450 9 holes Php 255 TOURISTS/LOCAL TOURISTS 18 holes Php 1,120 9 holes Php 560 INSURANCE:

MEMBERS 18/9 holes Php 35 GUEST(accompanied by member) 18/9 holes Php 50 TOURISTS/LOCAL TOURISTS 18/9 holes Php 70

GOLF SET: GOLF BAG UMBRELLA

MEMBERS Php 400 Php 200 Php 100 TOURISTS/LOCAL TOURISTS Php 500 Php 300 Php 200

CADDIE FEES: GOLF SHOES:

18 holes - Php 300 Php 500

9 holes - Php 200

UMBRELLA GIRL TOURNAMENT/RESERVATION FEES:

18 holes - Php 200 PER PLAYER - Php 300 9 holes - Php 100

TOURNAMENT/RESERVATION FEES: GOLF SHOES:

PER PLAYER - Php 300 Old - Php 250 New - Php 500

NOTE: TOURIST/ LOCAL TOURISTS * Tee-off time is from 8:30 am to 11:30 am only * Club Management has the discretion to allow tourists to tee-off after 11:30, however, this is strictly not allowed on holidays * No reservations. first come, first serve basis only. * Major credit cards are accepted. * Players should be in proper golf attire (shirt with collar or turtle-neck pants and golf shoes; . . . denin, running shorts and jogging pants are considered inappropriate) * Twosome are allowed to tee off on weekends and holidays after 2:30 pm only) * Fivesome and single play are not allowed on weekends and holidays * No galleries allowed. Only players are allowed inside the golf course * Caddie fee, golf shoes, and golf set rentals must be paid in cash

140 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer VERDEMAR GOLF CLUB , Barangay Bancasan, San Remigio, Cebu - situated near the sea, the 18-hole, Par 6 course was designed by Gary Player. It also offers sea-side accommodations and other facilities (Casa del Mar Resort Hotel). For info on the accommodation facilities please refer to info under “Accommodation Facilities/Resort” on page 97. For info on the Golf Course refer hereunder:

VERDEMAR GOLF CLUB (Feb. 22, 2007) Barangay Bancasan, San Remigio, Cebu Telfax nos.: (Cebu office) (63-32) 346-4452 / 344-6181-82 Fax:(63-32) 416-2119 (Resort & Golf club) (63-32) 435-2222 E-mail: [email protected]

RATE CARD

GOLF RATES WALK-IN GUEST

Green Fees Php 2,000 Php 1,500 Caddy Php 400 Php 400 Golf cart(4 seaters) Php 1,000 Php 1,000 Golf cart 2 seaters Php 700 Php 700

CEBU COUNTRY CLUB INC., P.O. Box 698 Banilad, Cebu City ; Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-0345 / 231-1802 / 231-1940 / 231- 2239 / 232-3688 / Fax no.: (63-32) 231-4096 - situated just a few minutes from heart of the city, it is the oldest existing golf course in Cebu. The course is spread over an area of 52 hectares of what used to be sugarland in the pre-war days.The facilities include a proshop, tennis courts, swimming pool, bowling alley , badminton court and dining facilities. Please refer to info hereunder:

GOLF RATES FOR NON-MEMBERS:(Cash basis only)

Green Fee P 2,600 /pax + VAT(weekdays) P 4,000 /pax (Saturday,Sunday, & Holidays-minimum 3 some) Golf Set Rental P 500 Golf Shoes Rental P 250 Caddie P 300 (9 or 18 holes) Umbrella Carrier P 200 (9 or 18 holes - optional) Golf Cart P 1,000 + VAT(for 18 holes) Golfer’s Insurance P 50 TEE-OFF TIMES Weekdays (Mon-Fri) 7:30 am to 11:30 am and 1:30 pm onwards Saturdays, Sundays & holicays No tee-off time reservations for non-members

NOTE: Dress Code: Proper golf attire. Collarless shirt and blue jeans not allowed.; Members will always have priority for tee-off times. Cash will not be accepted for any food and beverage consumption. “Script money” booklets (at P50.00/ booklet) are available at the Pro-Shop & Guest Registration and must be purchased prior to tee-off.: Tourists are not allowed to bring guests to the club. Only those who are playing golf are allowed into the premises.

141 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer CLUB FILIPINO INC. DE CEBU, Pulangyuta, Sabang, Danao City - It is an 18 hole golf course covering 59 hectares. Tel. nos.(Office acctg.-Cebu Business Park): (63-32) 231-1667 / 231-1666/ 231-1676 ; Fax no.: (63-32) 231-1667; Danao office no.: (63-32) 200-4321

Golf Rates:

1. Green Fees: (18 holes) 1.1 Regular Rates: Weekdays Weekends/Holidays Accompanied by a Member P 300 P 500 Unaccompanied Filipino P 600 P 1,500 1.2 Tourist/Foreign guest: Unaccompanied P2,000 P 2,500 1.3 Accredited Resident Alien: Accompanied by Member P 300 P 500 Unaccompanied P1,000 P 1,500 1.4 Federation of Philippine Senior Golfers Inc. (FPSGI) Privilege (Filipino Citizens only): Wednesday (If not a holiday) P300 2. Golf Car Rental: Member P 400 (Gas) P 500 (Electric) Accredited Resident alien P 600 (Gas) P 700 (Electric) Alien/Tourist/Non-Member P 800 (Gas) P 800 (Electric) 3. Golf Insurance: Filipino P 30 Alien/Tourist P 50 4. Towel Rentals Filipino P 20 Alien/Tourist P 30 5. Tournament Package(Minimum of 25 players, Maximum of 100 players) Weekdays only P500 SPA / HEALTH CLUBS (DOT - Accredited)

CEBU PARADISE HEALTH & FITNESS INC. SERENITY WELLNESS RETREAT, INC. Lower Ground Level, Waterfront Mactan, No. 2 Torralba St., Apas, Lahug, Cebu City Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-9897 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-8935 to 55 / 340-6451 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-0002 Fax no.: (63-32) 340-6450 E-mail: [email protected] SHANGR--LA’S MACTAN RESORT & SPA [email protected] Punta Engaño Road, Lapu-lapu City Website: www.cebu-inter.com Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-0288 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-3280 ESSENZA HEALTH DAY SPA Highway Barangay Pajo, lapu-lapu City SIX SENSES FACIAL & SPA, INC. Tel. nos.: (63-32)343-9208 / 342-8461 3rd Level JY Square Discovery Mall, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 417-2424 MOGAMBO SPRINGS Fax no.: (63-32) 234-2577 Plantation Bay Resort & Spa Marigondon, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-5900 Fax no.: (63-32) 340-5988 Website: www.plantationbay.com

142 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer SHOOTING RANGE

CEBU PISTOL AND RIFLE ASSOCIATION INC. SILVER BULLET SHOOTING GALLERY INC. Pusok, Lapu-lapu City Maribago, Lapu-lapu city Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-6878 / 412-5647 Tel. no.: (63-32) 492-0130

PLANTATION BAY MACTAN Marigondon, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-5900

GYMS & SPORT CENTERS

BASELINE RECREATION CENTER SM CITY BOWLING CENTER Juana Osmeña, Cebu City Reclamation Area, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-8787 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-0292 / 232-0295

CEBU CITY SPORTS COMPLEX YMCA Abellana Sports Complex, Osmeña boulevard, Cebu City Osmena Blvd., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-8567 Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-4057

SCUBA DIVING ESTABLISHMENTS

ALEGRE BEACH RESORT/DIVE STATION BANTIGUE COVE BEACH RESORT AND DIVE SHOP Calumboyan, Sogod Malapascua Is., Daan Bantayan, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-9800 (c/o Alegre Beach Resort) Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-2686 / 254-2415 Telefax no.: (63-32) 412-9132 AQUASCAPE MARINE ACTIVITIES INC. Mobile phone no.: (63) 0917-6221128 Rock Island, Tongo, Marigondon, Lapu-lapu City Website: www.bantiguecove.com Tel. no.: (63-32) 341-3710 BLUE ABYSS DIVE SHOP AQUAWORLD DIVING CENTER Moalboal, Cebu Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 474-0031 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-6507 E-mail: blueabyssdiving.com Telefax no.: (63-32) 492301 Mobile phone no.: (63) 09194745460 BLUE CORAL DIVESHOP/TAS MARINE c/o Cebu Whitesands, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 495-8063 / 495-8021

143 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer BLUE CORAL DIVESHOP/TAS MARINE DIVELINK CEBU/MALAPASCUA AQUA SPORTS c/o Cebu Whitesands, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City CORP. Tel. nos.: (63-32) 495-8063 / 495-8021 Logon, Malapascua Is., Daan Bantayan Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-7121 / 437-0044 BOYLA DIVE CENTER Telefax no.: (63-32) 234-0584 Buyong, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Mobile phone nos.: (32) 0917-3213836 / 0927-2470723 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 492-1823 / 492-1800 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.divelinkcebu.com CEBU EL ACUARIO DIVE HOUSE Vano Beach, Marigondon, Lapu-lapu City DREAMERS WATER WORLD Tel. no.: (63-32) 493-5998 c/o EGI Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 495-2289 CEBU ERNBRI IMPORT, INC. (a.k.a)AQUAVENTURE WHITETIP SUPPLY EMERALD GREEN DIVING CORP. Borromeo Arcade, F. Ramos St., Cebu City Buyong, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-5561 / 255-6616 / 254-2623 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-8372 Telefax no.: (63-32) 254-3364 Fax no.: (63-32) 495-7728

CEBU SEA EXPLORER AND WATERSPORTS INC. FUN & SUN DEV. CORP. Moalboal, Cebu Queensland Beach Resort, Punta Engaño, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 234-0248 Tel. no.: (63-32) Telefax no.: (63-32) 234-0245 E-mail: [email protected] HAWKSBILLE ADVENTURES CORPORATION Website: www.seaexplorer.com c/o Plantation Bay, Marigondon, Lapu-lapu City - Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-5900 Malapascua Island. Daan Bantayan, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 234-0248 JAMES DIVE RESORT Telefax no.: (63-32)234-0245 Panagsama, Moalboal E-mail: [email protected] Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-6864 Website: www.seaexplorer.com Mobile phone no.: (63) 0919-8700963

CLUB AQUASPORTS INC. MALAPASCUA ISLAND DIVING RESORT/EXOTIC Tambuli Beach Resort, Lapu-lapu City DIVE RESORT Tel. no.: (63-32) 492-1888 Malapascua Island, Daan Bantayan, Cebu Telefax no.: (63-32)495-7981 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 437-0984 / 437-0983 Mobile phone nos.: (63) 0916-3945881 / 0919-6903947 CORAL POINT DIVE HOUSE E-mail: [email protected] c/o Maribago Blue Water, Lapu-lapu City or Website: www.malapascua.net Sumilon Bluewater Island Resort, Sumilon, Island, Santander NEPTUNE DIVING UNLIMITED Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-5411(c/o Maribago Bluewater) Panagsama, Moalboal Telefax no.: (63-32) 492-0128 (c/o Maribago Bluewater) Tel. no.: (63-32) 474-0087 E-mail: [email protected] DEEP SEA DIVER TECHNOLOGY 2 SERVICES CORP. #205 AMCO Plaza, M.L.Quezon Highway, Pajo, Lapu-lapu OCEAN GLOBE DIVESHOP City Panagsama, Moalboal Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-7624 Tel. no.: (63-32) 474-0070 Residence no.: (63-32) 273-5309

144 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer PARADISE GOBIES DIVERS SCUBA WORLD INC. / SAFARI ADVENTURE & Datag Baybayon, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City UNDERWATER SPORTS CORP. Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-2328 c/o Hadsan Beach Resort, Agus, Lapu-lapu City Fax no.: (63-32) 495-2155 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-5938 / 495-2385 Tel. nos.(Cebu Office) : (63-32) 254-9554 / 254-9591 P.G. DIVERS SHOP (800 Maria Cristina St., Capitol Site, Cebu City) Lower Liloan, Santander, Cebu E-mail: [email protected] Mobile phone no.: (63) 0918-2802332 Website: www.scubaworld.com.ph

PSI DIVE ACADEMY SEA ADVENTURES AQUA SPORTS INC. Datag, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City c/o EGI Hotel , Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-6864 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-2241 Mobile phone nos.: (63) 09153699111 / 09198700963 Fax no.: (63-32)232-1137

PULCHRA P&I RESORTS INC. SEA BEAR’S DIVE CLUB San Isidro, San fernando, Cebu Marigondon, Lapu-lapu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-0823 to 25 Mobile phone. no.: (63) 09107381112 Telefax no.: (63-32) 232-0816 Cebu City no.: (63-32) 232-4215 SEVEN SEAS AQUANAUTS (Kon Tiki divers) Maribago, Lapu-lapu City (Inside Club Kontiki) RYO MARINE DIVNG CENTER Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-9935 / 495-2022 Buyong, Beach Maribago, Lapu-lapu City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-8100 Website: www.kontikidivers.com.pj

SAZANAMI MARINE SPORTS SKYSUN 3 SCUBA DIVING c/o Hadsan Cove,Agus, Lapu-lapu City Buyong, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 261-2349 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-8250 Mobile phone no.: (63) 09213095246 SAVEDRA DIVE CENTER Panagsama, Moalboal THARSIES MARINE DIVE SHOP Tel. nos.: (63-32) 474-0014 / 474-0013 Bagumbayan, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City Fax no.: (63-32) 474-0011 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-7698

SEAQUEST DIVE CENTER/SUMISID LODGE THRESHER SHARK DIVERS Panagsama, Moalboal Malapascua Island, Daan Bantayan, Cebu Tel. nos.: (63-32) 345-4638 / 346-9629 Mobile phone nos.: (63) 0927-6123359 / 0927-9360029 Fax no.: (63-32) 346-0592 E-mail: [email protected] Moalboal contact no.: (63-32) 474-0004 Website: www.thresherdivers.com

SCOTTY’S DIVE CENTER (Inside Shangri-la) TROPICAL ISLAND ADVENTURE DIVE SHOP Punta Engaño, Mactan, Cebu (L&M ROSA) Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-5061 Buyong, lapu-lapu City Fax no.: (63-32) 231-5075 Telefax nos.: (63-32) 492-1922

145 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer CEBU INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER C. Seno St. cor. Ouano Avenue, North Reclamation Area, Mandaue City The Cebu International Convention Tel. nos.: (63-32) 238-2685 / 238-2683 Center is a structure built by the Cebu Provincial Telefax no.: (63-32) 238-2681 Government in time for the 12th ASEAN Summit E-mail addresses: [email protected] / and 2nd . It is a three-story [email protected] structure with a gross floor area of 28,000 square Website: www.cicc.cebu.gov.ph

Governor’s Office contact no.: (63-32) 253-6070 Telefax. no.: (63-32) 255-0642 E-mail: [email protected]

Capacity Area Hall / Rooms Banquet.- (sq. m.) Theater Classroom Rnd Plenary Hall (2nd Floor) 1512 1600 1100 900 Plenary Exhibition Hall (2nd Floor) 1512 1600 1200 900 Summit Hall (Upper Ground) 1152 1200 900 650 Plenary Meeting Room (2nd floor) 156 150 125 90 VIP /Holding Room (2nd Floor) 88 80 60 50 Leaders Room 101 156 150 125 90 Leaders Room 102 234 250 180 140 Leaders Room 103 156 150 125 90 Leaders Room 104 288 280 230 175 Leaders Room 105 96 90 70 50 Leaders Rooms 106-107 56 50 40 30 Leaders Room 108 112 110 80 60 Country Rooms 109-122 56 50 40 30

WATERFRONT CEBU CITY CASINO HOTEL Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-6888 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-6880 E-mail: [email protected]

Grand Ballroom Seating Capacity Level 2: Theater 500 Lobby: Banquet 1,620 Meeting Rooms: Theater 1,890 Room 2: Classroom 1,500 Banquet 90 Cocktail 2,800 Theater 160

146 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Classroom 120 Classroom 36 Cocktail 180 Crysanthemum Hall: Room 5 & 6: Long Tables 80 Banquet 60 Round Tables 84 Theater 100 Buffet 70 Classroom 60 Theater 145 Cocktail 120 Classroom 60 Room 7, 8 & 9: Cocktails 70 Banquet 60 Second Floor: Theater 100 Classroom 30 Mandaue, Lapu-lapu & Cebu Rooms (each can Cocktail 120 accommodate): Room 1: Long Tables 40 Banquet 40 Round Tables 48 Theater 30 Theater 50 Classroom 48 Classroom 32 Cocktail 100 Grand Ballroom(Grand Halls 1&2, Cebu Hall): Room 2: Long Tables 1,460 Banquet 120 Round Tables 1,224 Theater 160 Buffet 1,200 Classroom 120 Classroom 700 Cocktail 180 Cocktails 1,500

Room 3: Grand Halls 1 & 2: Banquet 160 Long Tables 1,000 theater 200 Round Tables 864 Classroom 150 Buffet 700 Cocktail 200 Theater 1,700 Classroom 600 Cocktails 1,000 GRAND MAJESTIC CONVENTION CITY, INC. Archbishop Reyes Ave., Cebu City Grand Hall I: Tel.nos.: (63-32) 232-1103 / 232-0990 Long Tables 480 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-6982 Round Tables 408 Buffet 380 Function Room Seating Capacity Theater 750 Classroom 200 Ground Floor: Cocktails 450 Lily, Lotus, Jasmine, Peony & Iris Hall(each can accommodate: Danao Room: Long Tables 30 Long Tables 30 Round Tables 24 Round Tables 36 Theater 39 Theater 50 Classroom 15 Classroom 16

Magnolia Hall: Mandaue, Cebu & Lapu-lapu Room (each can Long Tables 50 accommodate): Round Tables 48 Long Tables 40 Theater 65 Round Tables 48

147 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Theater 60 Conference Room 3: Classroom 32 Banquet 30 Toledo Room: Classroom 20 Long Tables 30 Round Tables 36 Conference 4: Theater 50 Banquet 40 Classroom 16 Banquet 20 Classroom 15

SM CITY CEBU Conference 1 & 2: North Reclamation Area, Cebu City Banquet 70 Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-9851 Theater 90 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-2079 Classroom 50

Hall Seating Capacity SACRED HEART D. Jakosalem St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-0840 Boardroom - 16 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-9533 Hall A &B - 190-225 Hall C - 95-125 Function Room Seating Capacity Hall D - 80-110 3 Halls - up to 500 Executive 50-80 Social Hall 100-150 Convention Hall 200-500 BASELINE RESTAURANT Coffee Shop 30-50 Juana Osmeña, Cebu City VIP Room 15-18 Telefax: (63-32) 253-8781 ECOTECH CENTER Function Rooms Seating Capacity DECS Ecotech Center Lahug, Cebu City Ballroom: Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-3651 Cocktails 600 Banquet 400 Function Room Seating Capacity Classroom 350 Cater Type 600 Molave I 70-80 Molave II 25-30 Roof Deck: Kamagong 70-80 Cocktails 300 Pavilion 300-400 Banquet 480 Amphitheater 50 Classroom 150 Narra Room 50 Theater 300 Lawaan Room 35-40 Mahogany Room 35-40 Conference Room 1: Banquet 50 Classroom 30 IMPERIAL PALACE Theater 70 M.L.Quezon Highway, Brgy Maribago, Lapu-lapu City (Mactan Island) Conference Room 2: Tel. no.: (63-32) 494-5000 Banquet 20 Fax no.: (63-32) 494-5100 Classroom 15

148 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Function Room Seating Capacity MARCO POLO PLAZA Cebu Veteran’s Drive, Nivel Hills, Apas, Cebu City Dubhe (Grand ballroom) 890.05 sq. m.: Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-111 Cocktail 700 Fax mo.: (63-32) 253-8910 Theater 700 Banquet 600 Function Room Seating Capacity Classroom 500 U-shape 108 Cebu Grand Ballroom (2md level): Boardroom 126 Receptiom 750 Hallow square 126 Banquet 600 Theatre 1,000 Mizar (111.15 sq. m.): Classroom 600 Cocktail 70 Theater 70 Manila ABC (2nd level): Banquet 50 Receptiom 360 Classroom 42 Banquet 180 U-shape 36 Theatre 240 Boardroom 42 Classroom 144 Hallow square 42 Tokyo AB (2nd level): Megrez (111.7 sq. m.) : Receptiom 425 Cocktail 70 Banquet 100 Theater 70 Theatre 265 Banquet 50 Classroom 158 Classroom 42 U-shape 36 Seoul AB (2nd level): Boardroom 42 Reception 90 Hallow square 42 Banquet 54 Theatre 72 Phad (111.7 sq. m.) : Classroom 72 Cocktail 70 Theater 70 Shanghai AB (3rd level China Suites): Banquet 50 Receptiom 320 Classroom 42 Banquet 180 U-shape 36 Theatre 316 Boardroom 42 Classroom 160 Hallow square 42 Beijing AB (3rd level China Suites): Merak(112.75 sq. m.): Receptiom 80 Cocktail 70 Banquet 60 Theater 70 Theatre 72 Banquet 50 Classroom 42 Classroom 42 U-shape 36 Hongkong AB (3rd level China Suites): Boardroom 42 Receptiom 110 Hallow square 42 Banquet 70 Theatre 92 Classroom 56

149 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Garden Terrace (Outdoors): Reception 46 Receptiom 750 Theatre 55 Banquet 250 Banquet 70 Theatre 600 Classroom 55 Balcomy (outdoors-3rd floor): Jasmine: Reception 750 Reception 92 Theatre 110 Banquet 70 SHANGRI-LA’S MACTAN ISLAND RESORT Classroom 55 Punta Engano, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-0288 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-1688 PLANTATION BAY Telex : 62644 Marigondon, Mactan Island, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-5987 The magnificent 670 sq. m. Mactan Ballroom is Fax number: (63-32) 340-5988 ideal for large banquets, receptions and conferences, 3 function rooms are also available for smaller meetings. Function Room: Seating Capacity All function rooms are equipped with standard audio-visual equipment and are supported by a team of Alcatraz: trained banquet staff. Banquet 100 Cocktail 150 Grand Ballroom: Seating Capacity Theatre 200 Classroom 100 Reception 800 U-shape 50 Theatre 750 Banquet 500 Blue & Yellow Board Room Classroom 300 U-shape 10 Pre-function area: Reception 400 Green Board Room: Ballroom I & II U-shape 18 Reception 130 Theatre 120 Cedar Room: Banquet 70 Cocktail 20 Classroom 45 Banquet 15 Ballroom III & IV Theatre 30 Reception 260 Classroom 12 Theatre 250 U-shape 10 Banquet 170 Classroom 150 Ivory Room: Rosal Ballroom Cocktail 20 Reception 350 Banquet 15 Theatre 420 Theatre 30 Banquet 210 Classroom 12 Classroom 170 U-shape 10 Bougainvilla, Hibiscus, & Orchid: Reception 60 Roof Tops: Theatre 60 Cocktail 250 Banquet 30 Banquet 100 Classroom 25 Camia: Seafront Galapagos Beach: Cocktail 600 Banquet 300

150 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Pool Deck: Function Room 4 & 5 (Combined) Cocktail 100 Theatre 120 Banquet 60 Banquet 84 Classroom 84 U-shape 80 WATERFRONT MACTAN ISLAND HOTEL & Hollow square 84 CASINO Boardroom 84 Airport Road, Lapu-lapu City Cocktail 168 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-5860 Fax no.: (63-32) 340-5862 Function Room 4, 5 & 6: Theatre 180 Function Room Seating Capacity Banquet 126 Classroom 126 Function Room 1 U-shape 120 Theatre 50 Hollow square 126 Banquet 32 Boardroom 126 Classroom 32 Cocktail 252 U-shape 24 Hollow Square 24 Boardroom 24 MONTEBELLO VILLA HOTEL Cocktail 60 Banilad, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231--3681 to 89 Function Room 2: Fax no.: (63-32) 231-4455 Theatre 56 E-mail: [email protected] Banquet 38 [email protected] Classroom 38 U-shape 30 Function Rooms Seating Capacity Hollow square 30 Boardroom 30 Room A, B, C, D Cocktail 74 Cocktail 60 Banquet 30 Function 2 & 3 (combined) Classroom 25 Theatre 100 Theater 40 Banquet 64 Classroom 64 Celebrity Ballroom* U-shape 48 Cocktail 700 Hollow square 48 Banquet 500 Boardroom 48 Classroom 400 Cocktail 120 Theater 700

Function Room 4: Celebrity Ballroom** Theatre 60 Cocktail 350 Banquet 42 Banquet 300 Classroom 42 Classroom 250 U-shape 40 Theater 700 Hollow square 42 Boardroom 42 Garden Pavilion Cocktail 84 Cocktail 350 Banquet 250 Classroom 300 Theater 300

151 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Boardroom 1 Classroom 25 Classroom 12 Theater 40

Boardroom 2 * Full area including conference room A, B, C, D & La Classroom 15 Veranda ** Minus conference room A, B, C, D & La Veranda Cuatro Pancho *** Partitionable Classroom 15

Sala Uno*** CEBU CITY MARRIOTT HOTEL Cocktail 80 Cardinal Rosales Ave., Cebu Business Park, Cebu City Banquet 50 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-6100 Classroom 50 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-7072 Theater 60 E-mail: [email protected]

Tres*** Function Area Seating Capacity Cocktail 80 Banquet 50 Pre-function (Reception) 200 Classroom 50 Theater 60 Grand Ballroom: Theatre 600 Cinco Schoolroom 400 Cocktail 80 Reception 600 Banquet 50 Banquet 500 Classroom 50 Theater 60 Ballroom I, II & III: Theatre 200 Siete*** Schoolroom 108 Cocktail 80 Conference 51 Banquet 50 U-shape 42 Classroom 50 Reception 200 Theater 60 Banquet 150

Sala Dos *** Meeting Room A& B- Rosal/Adelfa: Cocktail 60 Theatre 72 Banquet 30 Schoolroom 45 Classroom 25 Conference 44 Theater 40 U-shape 34 Cuatro*** Reception 75 Cocktail 60 Banquet 60 Banquet 30 Classroom 25 Meeting Room C - Sampaguita: Theater 40 Theatre 64 Seis*** Schoolroom 30 Cocktail 60 Conference 32 Banquet 30 U-shape 25 Classroom 25 Reception 70 Theater 40 Banquet 50

Ocho*** Meeting Room D - Gumamela: Cocktail 60 Theatre 72 Banquet 30 Schoolroom 42

152 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Conference 30 U-shape /Block-shape 20-30 U-shape 24 Theatre/Cocktails 80-100 Reception 80 Banquet 60 Bantayan: Classroom 30-36 Board Room A - Dahlia: Round Tables/sit-down 30-36 Theatre 18 U-shape /Block-shape 16-20 Schoolroom 18 Theatre/Cocktails 40-50 Conference 10 U-shape 9 Ballroom: Reception 20 Classroom 190-210 Banquet 16 Round Tables/sit-down 1 80-202 U-shape /Block-shape n/a Board Room B - Katleya: Theatre/Cocktails 300-350 Theatre 19 Schoolroom 18 Conference 10 CEBU GRAND HOTEL U-shape 9 Cebu Capitol Comm’l Complex, N. Escario St., Cebu City Reception 20 Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-6331 Banquet 16 Fax no.: (63-32) 254-6363

Function Room: Seating Capacity CEBU MIDTOWN HOTEL Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City Legaspi A 15 Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-9711 Legaspi AB 30 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-9763 Legaspi ABC 45 E-mail: [email protected] Legaspi Hall 60 Juan Luna 45 Function rooms Seating Capacity Flora Fine 45 Mabini 35 Fuente Osmeña Ballroom: Grand Ballroom 150 Classroom 400 Sit-down/Round Table 400 U-shape/Block-shape n/a HOLIDAY PLAZA HOTEL Cocktails/Cocktail 600 F. Ramos St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-7644 Function Rooms A, B, C, D & E (each can accommodate): Fax no.: (63-32) 254-7646 Classroom 50-60 E-mail: [email protected] Round Tables/sit-down 50-60 U-shape /Block-shape 30 Function Room (8th flr) Seating Capacity Theatre/Cocktails 90 Ballroom 800 Mactan: Function room: Classroom 80-90 Toledo 50 Round Tables/sit-down 80-100 Danao 50 U-shape /Block-shape 40-50 Mandaue 50 Theatre/Cocktails 130-150 Lapu-lapu 70 South City Hall 600 Argao: Sugbu 50 Classroom 50-60 Malaga 80 Round Tables/sit-down 48-60 Annex 200 * Parking for 65 cars

153 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer KAN-IRAG HOTEL Function Room Seating Capacity F. Ramos St., Cebu City Bohol Meeting Room 8-10 pax Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-1151 to 57 Cebu Meeting Room 8-10 pax Fax no.: (63-32) 253-6935 Elisa Function room 10-15 pax Filipinas B 15-20 pax Function Room Seating Capacity Negros Hall 30-50 pax Red Room 70 Filipinas A 70 pax Blue Room 30 Filipinas A&B 100 pax Green Room 15 RESORTS THE PARKLANE Cor. Archbishop Reyes Ave. and Escario St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 411-7000 (trunkline) Fax no.: (63-32) 412-2510 ALEGRE BEACH RESORT Calumboyan Sogod, Cebu Banquet & Meeting facilities: Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-9800 Fax no.: (63-32)254-9833 Victoria Hall (515.35 sq. mts.) E-mail: [email protected] Round table 350 pax Classroom 350 Function Room Seating Capacity Theater 750 Function Room I 20 Eugenia Hall (282.10 sq. mts.) Function Room II 60 Round table 150 pax Classroom 150 Theater 350 BADIAN ISLAND BEACH RESORT Badian Island, Cebu Diane Hall (119.64 sq. mts.) Tel. no.: (63) (32) 475-1103 Round table 70 pax Fax no.: (63) (32) 4751101 Classroom 100 E-mail: [email protected] Theater 200 Function Room Seating Capacity Sapphire (110.62 sq. mts.) Round table 80 pax Convention Bungalow 60 Classroom 110 Theater 180 BEE RESORTS MACTAN Diamond Lane 1 (boardroom type, max of 30 pax.) Punta Engano Rd.,, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 236-8888 local 8800 (Sales); local 8832 Diamond Lane 2 (66.70 sq. mts.) (reservations) Round table 30 pax Fax no.: (63-32)236-8088 Classroom 40 E-mail: [email protected] Theater 80 Website: www.beresorts.com

Function Room Seating Capacity EAST CAPITOL PENSIONNE D.S. Regner Bldg., 92 C East Capitol Rd., Cebu City Boardroom (size = 45.5 sq. mts.): Telefax no.: (63-32) 416-5588 / 416-5668 / 255-1210 Banquet 30 E-mail: [email protected] Theater 40 Classroom 20 U-shape 15

154 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Function A (size =77 sq. mts.): COSTABELLA TROPICAL BEACH RESORT Banquet 60 Buyong, Lapu-lapu City Theater 75 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-5932 Classroom 30 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-4415 U-shape 25 E-mail: [email protected]

Function B (size =77 sq. mts.): Function Room Seating Capacity Banquet 60 Theater 75 Luis Alfonso Hall (450 sq. mts) Classroom 30 Classroom 400 U-shape 25 Theater 400 Banquet 400 Function C (size =77 sq. mts.): Cocktail 600 Banquet 60 Theater 75 Coral Room (1&2 -187.5 sq. mts.) Classroom 30 Classroom 100 U-shape 25 Theater 200 Banquet 120 Function A & C (size = 154 sq. mts.): Cocktail 210 Banquet 120 Theater 150 Coral Room 1(112.5 sq. mts.) Classroom 60 Classroom 50 U-shape 50 Theater 150 Banquet 50 Grand Ballroom (size = 344 sq. mts.): Cocktail 130 Banquet 200 Theater 300 Coral Room 2 (75 sq. mts.) Classroom 120 Classroom 50 U-shape 100 Theater 100 Banquet 50 Patio 1 (size =120 sq. mts.): Cocktail 80 Cocktail 70 Banquet 40 The Boardroom (50 sq. mts.) 20 pax Gloria Mariz/Cowrie/Capiz (184.8 sq. mts.) Patio II (size =172.5 sq. mts.): Classroom 120 Cocktail 70 Theater 150 Banquet 40 Banquet 120 Cocktail 150 Poolside (size =131.25 sq. mts.): Cocktail 40 Gloria Mariz (61.6 sq. mts.) Banquet 30 Classroom 30 Theater 50 Beach Bar (size = 272 sq. mts.): Banquet 20 Cocktail 80 Cocktail 50 Banquet 80 Cowrie (61.6 sq. mts.) Beach Front (size = 510 sq. mts.): Classroom 30 Cocktail 400 Theater 50 Banquet 350

155 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer Banquet 20 Budyong Room (West) - Floor area = 140 m² Cocktail 50 Classroom 70 U-shape 30 Capiz (61.6 sq. mts.) Theatre 80 Classroom 30 Theater 50 Note: Overhead projector, Slide projector, white board, Banquet 20 and other video equipment available upon request Cocktail 50

CRIMSON RESORT & SPA, MACTAN MARIBAGO BLUEWATER BEACH CLUB Dapdap, Lapu-lapu City, Mactan Island Buyong, Maribago, Mactan Island Tel. no.: (63-32) 401-9999 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-5411 Fax nos.: (63-32) 401-9998 Fax nos.: (63-32) 492-0128 to 29 Grand coral 315 sq. m. Convention Room (148 sq. mts.) Banquet 180 sq. m. U-shaped Set-up 40 pax Classroom 300 sq. m. Classroom Set-up 60 pax Theatre 600 sq. m. Block Set-up 60 pax Cocktails 210 sq. m. Buffet Set-up 80 pax U-shape 120 sq. m. Cocktail Set-up 120 pax Theater Set-up 130 pax Coral 1 95 sq. m. Meeting Room (92 sq/ mts.) Banquet 60 sq. m. U-shaped Set-up 20 pax Classroom 100 sq. m. Classroom Set-up 30 pax Theatre 200 sq. m. Block Set-up 30 pax Cocktails 70 sq. m. Buffet Set-up 30 pax U-shape 40 sq. m. Cocktail Set-up 40 pax Theater Set-up 50 pax Coral 2 113 sq. m. Banquet 60 sq. m. Classroom 100 sq. m. TAMBULI BEACH CLUB Theatre 200 sq. m. Buyong, Maribago, Mactan Island Cocktails 70 sq. m. Tel. no.: (63-32) 492-1888 U-shape 40 sq. m. Fax nos.: (63-32) 495-7724 / 495-8099 E-mail reservations: [email protected] Coral 3 107 sq. m. Banquet 60 sq. m. Tambuli Room (East) -Floor area = 147 m² Classroom 100 sq. m. Classroom 100 Theatre 200 sq. m. U-shape 50 Cocktails 70 sq. m. Theatre 120 U-shape 40 sq. m Sigay Room (East) - Floor area = 56 m² Classroom 25 U-shape 30 Theatre 35

156 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer SARROSA INTERNATIONAL HOTEL AND RESIDENTIAL SUITES Ayala Access Road, Mabolo, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-5811 to 18 Fax nos.: (63-32)232-5819 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]

Sarrosa South Hall A: Sarrosa North Aquamarine: Theater Style 50 Theater Style 70 Banquet Style 80 Banquet Style 40 Classroom Style 30 Classroom Style 40 U-shape Style 20 U-shape Style 30 Square Meter 63 Square Meter 86 Sarrosa South Hall BC: Sarrosa North Ruby: Theater Style 80 Theater Style 80 Banquet Style 50 Banquet Style 70 Classroom Style 50 Classroom Style 60 U-shape Style 40 U-shape Style 50 Square Meter 88 Square Meter 113 Sarrosa South Hall D: Sarrosa North Garnet: Theater Style 30 Theater Style 180 Banquet Style 40 Banquet Style 140 Classroom Style 30 Classroom Style 80 U-shape Style 20 U-shape Style 60 Square Meter 60 Square Meter 185 Sarrosa South Hall BCD: Sarrosa North Turquoise: Theater Style 150 Theater Style 60 Banquet Style 100 Banquet Style 80 Classroom Style 80 Classroom Style 50 U-shape Style 60 U-shape Style 40 Square Meter 147 Square Meter 108 Sarrosa North Peridot: Dona Rosa Grand Ballroom: Theater Style 70 Theater Style 600 Banquet Style 50 Banquet Style 500 Classroom Style 50 Classroom Style 300 U-shape Style 40 Square Meter 492 Square Meter 110 Sarrosa North Amethyst: Theater Style 50 Banquet Style 40 Classroom Style 40 U-shape Style 30 Square Meter 87 Sarrosa North Boardroom: U-shape Style 20 Square Meter 79

157 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer DOT-ACCREDITED TRAINING CENTERS

JOINUS ACADEME INC. ENGLISH FELIA EDUCATIONAL CORP. Ceniza St., Mustang, Pusok, Lapu-lapu City Sitio Highway II, Talamban, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-7453 Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-0881 Fax no.: (63-32) 341-1767 Fax no.: (63-32) 344-0419 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] website: www.philinter.com Manager: Yi Ki Hoon BANILAD CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CEBU PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE 491 Archbishop Reyes Ave., Brgy. Luz, Lahug, Cebu City SERVICES, INC. Tel. no.: (63-32) 412-7131 Benedicto Bldg., M.J.Cuenco Ave.,Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 232-2304 Tel. no.: (63-32) 416-7637 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 416-7638 Manager: Mary Anne L. Ruiz E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Ms. Sang Moon Nam

AAI TRAVEL & TOURS Airlift Asia Freight Management Center ATJ TRAVEL & TOURS INC. Mactan Economic Zone, Lapu-lapu City G/F Doña Luisa Bldg., Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 341-0991 to 92 / 341-4650 Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-6953 Fax no.: (63-32) 341-0991 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-1517 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail address: [email protected] Manager: Marivic Esmero Manager: Ms. Ma. Teresita P. Tatara

ABBA TRAVEL & PILGRIMAGES SERVICES, INC. AT PHIL. INC. Unit 103, Lucky Plaza Ouano Ave., North Reclamation Area, Lobby, Waterfront Airport Hotel, 1 Airport Road, Mandaue City Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 412-9127 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 341-2035 Fax no.: (63-32) 412-9128 Fax no.: (63-32) 341-2036 E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mr. Nicholas J. Rocha Manager: Maria Jean A. Villarito ATTIC TOURS PHILIPPINES, INC. AIRVILLE TRAVEL SOLUTIONS Waterfront Airport Hotel, #1 Airport Road, Lapu-lapu G/F Hotel de Mercedes #7 Pelaez St., Cebu City City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-1913 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 341-2013 to 15 / 341-2299 / 341-2013 Fax no.: (63-32) 412-3303 Fax no.: (63-32) 341-2860 E-mail: airvilletravel@yahoo. com E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.airvilletravel.com Manager: Ryota Kinoshita Manager:Marybeth P. Lara BAL TOURS GERMANY, CEBU CORP. ASIALIGHT TRAVEL AND TOURS INC. Rm. 201 M.G.H. Arcade , A.C. Cortes Ave., Mandaue City Unit #4 BWB Bldg., Hernan Cortes St., Subangdaku Tel. nos.: (63-32) 343-8524 / 25 Mandaue City , Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 343-8526 Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-4070 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 422-7692 Manager: Ms. Christy Bongar E-mail address: [email protected] Website: www.asialight.wordpress.com Manager: Candy Marie Tan

158 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer THE BARON TRAVEL (BRANCH) CEBU NUMBER ONE TRAVEL CORPORATION Door #2 Capitol Commercial Complex, Cebu City 3rd Floor Vaño Bldg., Pusok, Lapu-lapu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-6095 / 254-5378 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-9523 / 340-2500 Fax no.: (63-32) 254-5344 Fax nos.: (63-32) 340-9605 / 340-2500 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] / Branch Manager: Ms. Gerlie Palarao [email protected] Manager: Mr. Noh Ehn Sang BK TOURS & IMMIGRATION CONSULTANCY No. 6 VIR CAP Marigondon, Lapu-lapu City Unit #6 CEBU SAN-PU TOURS & TRAVEL CORP. Telefax no.: (63-32) 495-6864 Lower Lobby Waterfront Mactan Hotel No.1 Airport Road, E-mail: [email protected] Lapu-lapu City, Cebu City Manager: Federico Nabatilan Tel. no.: (63-32) 341-1850 Fax no.: (63-32) 341-3559 BLUE DANUBE PHILS. TRAVEL CORP. Manager: Mr. Andrew Teh Suite A.S.R. Cortes Business Park, 219 A.S. Fortuna St., Mandaue City CEBU TRAVELZONE INC. Telefax no.: (63-32) 343-9997 G/F Fuente Pension House 0175 J. Llorente St., Cebu City Manager: Mr. Jimmy L. Labador Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-2713 E-mail: [email protected] BLUE HORIZON TRAVEL & TOURS INC.(BRANCH) Manager: Ms. Adelyn L. Fernandez Unit 1 G/F Zeraus Bldg., Gorordo Ave.., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-8886 - 89 CLIPPER TRAVEL SERVICES Fax no.: (63-32) 232-8890 #95 Gorordo Ave., Lahug, Cebu City E-mail: [email protected] Telefax no.: (63-32) 231-4802 Manager: Ms. Cecilia Sa-a Fax no.: (63-32) 231-2390 E-mail: [email protected] CEBU FORTUNE TRAVEL INC. Manager: Ms. Myrna G. Marabe G/F Machay Bldg., Gorordo Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 234-2151 CLUB COREA TOURS, INC. Fax no.: (63-32) 234-2168 Unit 403B PD Condominium, Archbishop Reyes Ave., E-mail: [email protected] cor. J. Panis St., Banilad, Cebu City Manager: Ms Aida Uy Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-1419 to 20 / 231-4238 Fax no.: (63-32) 233-1421 CEBU HOLIDAY TOURS AND TRAVEL INC. E-mail: [email protected] Unit 4, A.D. Building, Tojong St., , Cebu City Manager: Kim Chae Youn Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-5391 / 232-1918 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-2012 CLUB FOUR SEASON, INC. E-mail: [email protected] U2, 3 & 4 Rosedale Bldg., Banilad, Cebu City Manager: Mr. Ricky Paul O. Tio Tel. nos.: (63-32) 345-1764 / 344-1308 / 341-2663 Fax no.: (63-32) 346-6693 CEBU ISLAND TOUR SERVICES E-mail: [email protected] 134-A Morales St., Kamputhaw, Cebu City Manager: Ms. Byung Kwan Choi Telefax no.: (63-32) 581-6607 Fax no.: (63-32) 236-7620 COMFORT & LEISURE TRAVEL AGENCY E-mail: [email protected] Cor. Labogon, Basak, Manadaue City Manager: Madelyn S. Ruiz Tel. nos.: (63-32) 422-9335 Fax no.: (63-32) 422-9335 CEBU MEDICAL TRAVEL PACKAGE & TOURS E-mail: [email protected] 3rd flr. Meritz Bldg., A.C. Cortes Avenue, Ibabao, Manager: Mr. Jeffrey Casiano E. Opada Mandaue City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 238-3065 / 516-5881 CYH ISLANDS INTERNATIONALTOURS & TRAVEL Fax nos.: (63-32) 345-6252 / 346-4616 The Orchard Hotel , A.S. Fortuna St. Bakilid, Mandaue E-mail: [email protected] City Manager: Carolyn A. Seno Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-4939 Telefax no.: (63-32) 412-4938 E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Rodelyn L. Carisusa

159 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer DANFIL EXPRESS INC. (BRANCH) EASY TRAVEL & TOURS INC. Door H. Yracahad Bldg., A.C. Cortes Ave., Mandaue City 2/F Mactan Marina Mall, Ibo, Lapu-lapu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 346-7168 / 346-2443 / 420-1994 Tel. no.: (63-32) 341-1424 Telefax no.: (63-32) 420-2477 Fax no.: (63-32) 495-5141 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mr. Wilson L. Chan Manager:Ms. Eva Marie Daño

DELMAR TRAVEL & TOURS INC. ESR TRAVEL & TOURS SERVICES AND EVENTS 4-2 Borromeo Bldg., Arlington Pond St., Cebu City ORGANIZER Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-6561 / 253-6571 148-JP Rizal, Poblacion, Argao Telefax no.: (63-32)255-2867 Tel. no.: (63-32) 511-2953 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 268-8423 Manager: Maria Lourdes Ordoñez Manager: Elma R. Solon

DESTINATION SPECIALIST INC. FAITHFUL TOURS AND TRAVEL CO. C-174 Upperground Level SM City, Cebu City 0242 G/F Doy Bldg., Osmeña Ave., Capitol Site, Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-2461 City Fax no.: (63-32) 231-0852 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-4141 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 255-1603 Manager: Ms. Margarita Fernan-Villarica Email : [email protected] Manager: Barbette T. Lim DESTINATION SPECIALIST (CEBU) INC. GO24 G/F, Elizabeth Mall cor. N. Bacalso Ave., & Leon EXCEL TOURS SERVICES Kilat Sts., Cebu City MO2 North Road Plaza Labogon, Mandaue City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-2306 / 231-2461 / 231-2463/ 417-7226 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 345-6008 / 420-7737 Fax no.: (63-32) 417-7226 Fax no.: (63-32) 345-6009 E-mail: [email protected] Email : e_tours@@mozcom.com Manager: Ms. Margarita Fernan-Villarica Manager: Ms. Joan Panulde

DESTINATION SPECIALIST (CEBU) INC. (BRANCH) FIRST METRO TRAVEL-CEBU BRANCH (First Metro 231B North Arcade, Banilad Town Center, Cebu City Travelex, Inc. Tel. nos.: (63-32) 345-1525 / 345-4360 G/F Metro Bank Plaza, Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 344-1060 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-5805 / 255-7374 / 254-5605 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 253-9229 Manager: Marjoere Tanudtanud E-mail: [email protected] Manager:Mr. Eusebio U. Lantin Jr. DISCOVERY TOUR INC. (CEBU BRANCH) G/F Casimilio Bldg., Pajo Airport Road, Lapu-lapu City FRIENDSHIP TOURS & RESORTS CORPORATION Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-2085 / 340-4098 Unit 101 Oakridge Business Park , 88 A.S. Fortuna St., Fax no.: (63-32) 340-2127 banilad, Mandaue City E-mail Address: [email protected] Tel. nos.: (63-32) 345-3459 Branch Manager: Erica M. Shibamura Fax no.: (63-32) 344-4714 E-mail: [email protected] DIVAISHNAVI INTERNATIONAL INC. Manager: Rufino Kua Room 202-204 Jesa I.T. Bldg. Gen. maxilom Ave., , Cebu City FUN & SUN TRAVEL & TOURS Tel. nos.: (63-32) 266-4363 / 410-7363 #5 Regency Crest Condominium, Ma. Luisa Rd., Banilad, Fax no.: (63-32) 266-4364 Cebu City E-mail Address: [email protected] Tele. nos.: (63-32) 343-3557 / 343-3443 Manager: Ms. Stephanie A. Villahermosa Fax no.: (63-32)343-3357 E-mail: [email protected] DONG FANG PHILIPPINES LEISURE CORP. Manager: Mr. Louis Ugarte 3/F PBMC Bldg. PBMC Cmpd., #88 Lobogon Rd., Mandaue City Tel. no.: (63-32) 346-2567 Fax no.: (63-32) 346-0341 E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Evelyn P. Ty

160 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer FUNTASTIC TRAVEL & TOURS GREATWAYS TRAVEL & TOURS INC. Rm. 222 Raintree Mall General Maxilom Ave., Cebu City #16 The Gallery, Juan Luna Ave., Mabolo, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-9682 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-8734 Fax no.: (63-32) 412-5565 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-8734 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Ashwena D. Real Manager: Jeane D. Sanchez

GET UP & GO TOURS AND TRAVEL INC. GREEN EARTH TOURS & TRAVEL, INC. Unit 3A&C Villamor Bldg., Morales St., Camputhaw, Cebu Suite 203., Cardoc Bldg., No. 5 Mango Ave.,Cebu City City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 348-6625 Telefax no.: (63-32) 236-1853 Fax no.: (63-32) 348-6625 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mary April B. Quintos Manager: Mr. Antonio S. Araneta

GLOBAL LINK TOURISM INTERNATIONAL, INC. GREEN LINE TRAVEL SERVICES Arcade I, Capitol Commercial Complex, Escario St., Cebu 101 Yusing Bldg., F. Ramos St.,Cebu City City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-8518 Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-4554 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-0250 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-3053 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mary Hyacinth C. Saavedra Manager: Jeanne Yu Teh H.I.S. (PHILIPPINES) TRAVEL CORP. G.P. TRAVEL INC. 1001-B Keppel Center, Samar Loop cor. Cardinal Rosales 2nd Flr. Mactan Marina Mall, Ibo, Lapu-lapu City Ave., Cebu Business Park, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 416-0196 / 516-2365 Tel no.: (63-32) 412-8892 Fax no.: (63-32) 416-0196 Fax no.: (63-32) 412-8682 E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mr.Victor R. Vibal Manager: Cleofe S. Dai HOYA AIR TRAVEL & TOURS GRAND HOLIDAYS TRAVEL & TOURS, INC. Rm. 210 A. Geson Bldg., D. Jakosalem St., Cebu City G/F Taft Financial Center, Cebu Business Park, Ayala Tel no.: (63-32) 253-9441 Center, Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 412-5667 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-6677 / 231-3131 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 231-3818 Manager: Ms. Daisy H. Oyas E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Ms. Maria Cathyrine E. Dosdos JETSETTERS TRAVE & TOURS INC. G/F Unit 5 North Atrium cor. M.C. Briones, Mandaue City GRAND HOLIDAYS INC. (BRANCH) Tel nos.: (63-32) 422-5494 - 95 206 Ranulfo Bldg., F. Ramos St., Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 422-5495 / 422-5495 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-5757 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 255-4327 Manager: Ms. Ana Marie Ng Co E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Maria Kathleen Marjorie W. Lim JEWEL SKIES TRAVEL & TOURS, INC. Unit 2 A.D. Bldg., Tojong St., Cebu City GRAND HOPE TRAVEL INC. Telefax no.: (63-32) 234-0680 G/F Rajah Park Hotel, Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-4089 Manager: Glenda Te-Diaz Fax no.: (63-32) 253-5195 E-mail: [email protected] LAND & SKY TRAVEL SERVICE INC. Manager: Ms. Hermilina P. Dimitiman Rivergate Complex, Gen. Maxilom, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-3416 / 254-5434 GRAND HOPE VENTURES LTD. CO. Fax no.: (63-32) 254-5434 G/F Fuente Tower 1, Club Ultima, Osmeña, Cebu City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-4157 Manager: Ms. Richelle Faye C. Cobar Fax no.: (63-32) 418-2928 E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Ms. Angelita C. Dy

161 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer LE SOLIEL TRAVEL & TOURS NEW BEST TRAVEL RESOURCES INC. Rm. 203-B KDM bldg. cor. M.J. Cuenco Ave. & Legaspi St., Rm 112 KRC Bldg., Subangdaku, Mandaue City Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-2901 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 238-2348 / 412-3130 Fax no.: (63-38) 345-3868 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-4558 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mr. Rene R. De Gracia Manager: Ms. Mae. M. Omega NEW DISCOVERY TRAVEL & TOURS INC. MACTAN TRAVEL & TOURS INC. Queens Road, Redemptorist Plaza, Kamputhaw, Cebu Lobby, Mactan Pension House, Lapu-lapu City City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-5525 to 28 / 341-5362 Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-8625 Fax nos.: (63-32) 340-5527 to 28 Fax no.: (63-38) 255-1254 E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Ms. LorieAnn Ho Rojas E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mr. Rene R. De Gracia MANILA CLUB PARADISE TOURS & TRAVEL Rm. 306 Lilang’s Bldg., M.L Quezon National Highway, OLVIS TRAVEL & DOCUMENT SERVICE Pajo, Lapu-lapu City Unit 116-117 the Q.C. Pavilion, Gorordo Avenue, Lahug, Tel. nos.: (63-32) 341-3075 to76 Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 341-3074 Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-7625 Manager: Ms. Ae Seon Lee Fax no.: (63-32) 231-4106 E-mail: [email protected] MARGIMZ TRAVEL & TOURS Manager: Amalia O. Tessitore No. 52 Suarez Bros. Bldg., Annex/Door 3, Osmena Bldg., Capitol Site, Cebu City PAN PACIFIC TRAVEL CORP. Tel. no.: (63-32) 412-3185 Suite No. 6 Diplomat Hotel, #90 F. Ramos St., Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 238-2161 Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-0351 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 254-0353 Manager:Maricar R. Gimenez E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mr. Jack D. Tan MARINETOUR & TRAVEL CORP. G/F Anacieto Bldg. Bagumbayan, Maribago, Lapu-lapu City P.C. DIVERS TRAVEL & TOURS Tel. nos.: (63-32) 236-1532 Pacific Cebu Resort, Suba-basbas, Lapu-lapu City Fax no.: (63-32) 236-1303 Tel. no.: (63-32) 495-6005 Manager: Chang Guk Kang Fax no.: (63-32) 495-6008 Manager: Antonio H. Bande Jr. MARIST ROYAL HOLIDAYS TRAVEL & TOURS CORP. #5 Larros Bldg. Gorordo Ave., Cebu City PELAGOS TOURS & TRAVEL CORP. Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-9772 2nd Floor E. Vaño Bldg., Pusok, Lapu-lapu City Fax no.: (63-32) 233-4693 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-4540 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 495-5855 Manager: Bobby C. Barria E-mail: [email protected] website: www.pelagostours.com MEDVED TRAVEL AGENCY Manager: Romeo Moreno Jr. 2nd Floor KNC Bldg., Marigondon Road, Lapu-lapu City Telefax. no.: (63-32) 495-3361 PHIL. ISLAND PRIME TRAVEL & TOURS INC. E-mail: [email protected] Rm. 203 Grand Arcade Bldg., A.C. Cortes Avenue Manager: Mary Rose May F. Saminsky ,Mandaue City Telefax no.: (63-32) 346-9621 METROPOLITAN TOURS PHIL. INC. (CEBU) E-mail: [email protected] #1 Pres. Quezon St., Villa Aurora, Mabolo, Cebu City Manager: Kim Eil Do Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-2076 / 231-5451 Fax no.: (63-32) 233-1988 E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Ms. Aurora Cruz

162 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer PHIL. ORIENTAL SPIRIT TRAVEL & TOURS CORP. SONG’S TRAVEL PHILS. Unit 2, 3rd Flr. Dispo Phil. Bldg., A.C. Cortes, Mandaue Rm. 302 Lilang’s Guitar Bldg., Pajo, Lapu-lapu City City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 341-4842 / 3402485 Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-3452 Fax nos.: (63-32) 341-4842 / 341-5334 Fax no.: (63-32) 345-3451 Manager: Ms. Nancy Cudera E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mr. Chang Ho Woo SOUTHWIND TOURS & TRAVEL INC. Door 9 & 10 Century Plaza Commercial Complex, Juana PTN TRAVEL CORP. Osmeña St., Cebu City c/o Shudoh Jyuku Foundation, SAAC 1, Buaya, Lapu- Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-1659 / 254-2034 / 412-6837 lapu City Fax nos.: (63-32) 253-0623 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-7911 E-mail : [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 340-7918 Managing Director: Ms. Alice Queblatin E-mail: [email protected] Website: ptn.com.ph SOUTHWIND TOURS & TRAVEL INC. Manager: Jose Guy Ceniza 2F JY Square Mall, Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 417-2247 - 49 RAINBOW TOURS & TRAVEL INC. Fax nos.: (63-32) 234-4363 G/F Mango Park Hotel , Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City E-mail : [email protected] Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-3944 Managing Director: Ms. Desiree Jeanne Q. Chan Telefax no.: (63-32) 233-3942 E-mail: [email protected] SUGBO TRAVEL & TOURS CO. Manager: Beauty Grace T. Gotiong G/F Jose R. Gullas Bldg., Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 412-4918 RAJAH TOURS PHILIPPINES INC. Telefax. no.: (63-32) 253-9986 2nd Level Waterfront Casino Hotel & Casino, Salinas Drive, E-mail: [email protected] Cebu City Manager: Ms. Vilma F. Llanes Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-2113 / 234-1902 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-0574 SUN TRAVEL & TOURS CORP. E-mail: [email protected] 18 Cherry Court, Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City Manager: Mrs. Ma. Margarita Villarica Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-4587 / 233-4527 Fax no.: (63-32) 233-4529 REACTIVE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL & TOURS E-mail: [email protected] Rm. 201 Mondejar Bldg., Pusok National Road cor. Manager: Ms. Araceli S. Llanos Road of City Hall, Lapu-lapu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 236-0990 TMJ TRAVEL & TOURS Fax no.: (63-32) 236-0990 2nd flr. Door #3 DISPO Phil. Bldg., A.C. Cortes Ave., E-mail: [email protected] Mandaue City Manager: Mr. Rodolfo Mondejar Telefax nos.: (63-32) 341-5283 / 346-4707 Fax nos.: (63-32) 341-5284 / 344-6721 / 346-6780 SHARP TRAVEL SERVICE (PHILS.) INC. Manager: Ms. Amie A. Alvarez 102 Centro Maximo Bldg. D. Jakosalem St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-6540 / 253-6358 / 253-6333 TOURISMO CEBU INC. Fax no.: (63-32) 253-4543 Shangri-la’s Mactan Island Resort E-mail: [email protected] Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-5085 / 232-1803 / 231-0288 Manager: Ms. Belen A. Laput Fax no.: (63-32) 231-5087 Manager: Mark K. Queblatin SMARTWAY TRAVEL & TOURS SERVICES 52-Asuncion Bldg., Gorordo Ave., Cebu City TRAVEL CONDUCTORS Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-1765 Patria Bldg., Legaspi St., Cebu City Fax nos.: (63-32) 233-2043 Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-6956 / 255-5805 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 255-6956 Manager: Ms. Lourdes M. Villamor E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Warlita P. Basubas

163 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer TRAVELITE TRAVEL & TOURS INC. WANDER LANES TRAVEL CO. 68-A Borromeo St., Kalubihan, Cebu City Ginza Place, J. Panis St.,, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-3264 Tel nos.: (63-32) 231-3935/ 3936 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-6080 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-3945 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] website: www.travelitecebu.com Manager: Ms. Joan DeniseYoung Tiu Manager: Tim Abas Tio WINFAR CEBU TRAVEL & TOUR TRAVELVISION INC. 283 A.S. Fortuna St., Mandaue City Unit C&D Escario Bldg., No. 7 Escario St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 238-3333 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 234-1285 / 234-1613 / 234-1282 Fax no.: (63-32) 238-5555 Fax no.: (63-32) 234-1463 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail:[email protected] Manager: Ms. Esther Wong Borromeo Website: www.travelvisioncebu.co Manager: Ms. Jennifer T. Franco WORLDLINK TRAVEL & TOUR BUREAU INC. Rm. # 102 J.R. Martinez Bldg.Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City TRAVELWAYS INTERNATIONAL INC. Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-1474 /256-1995 /254-9406 98 F. Ramos St., Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 253-1764 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-2316 / 255-4195 / 256-0629/412-5818 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.:(63-32) 253-5607 Manager: Ms. Jennifer M. Pestaño E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Mr. Alan G.. Carvajal WORLDWIDE TRAVEL & TOURS 105 A. F. Ramos St., Cebu City UHX TRAVEL CENTRAL Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-1443 / 256-3462 / 254-7061 Unit 5E JC Millenium Bldg., Don Jose Avila St., Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 255-1445 Tel. no.: (63-32) 412-4173 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 412-4089 Website: www.cebuworldwidetravel.net E-mail: [email protected] Manager:Ms. Zenaida Chua Manager: Mr. Jerome Templa YOOHAN TRAVEL & TOURS CORP. UNI-ORIENT TRAVEL INC. 2/F Marina Mall Bldg., Brgy. Ibo, lapu-lapu City 90 F. Ramos St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 341-3932 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-1866 to 69 Fax no.: (63-32) 341-3842 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-6691 Manager: Lee Bong Jae E-mail: [email protected] Manager: Ms. Rosita A. Mendaros

TELEVISION

ABC TV 21 Camp Marina Kalunasan, Cebu City ABS-CBN BROADCASTING CORP. Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-3084 / 253-3055 North Road, Jagobiao, Mandaue City Fax no.: (63-32) 254-2997 Tel. no.: (63-32) 564-2707 Fax no.: (63-32) 564-3200 GMA TV 7 Nivel hills, Lahug, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-4820 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-4829 Website: iGMA.tv

164 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINES

CEBU DAILY NEWS 18-15 Escario St., Cebu City THE FREEMAN MAGAZINE Tel. no.: (63-32) 2327618 THE FREEMAN METRO JOURNAL Fax nos.: (63-32) 232-7612 / 232-7616 V. Gullas St., Cebu City E-mail: [email protected] Telfax no.: (63-32) 253-1276 E-mail: [email protected]

SUNSTAR CEBU SUNSTAR WEEKEND WHAT’S ON & EXPAT SUPER BALITA M.J. Cuenco Ave. cor. C. Mina St. cor. P. del Rosario & Don Pedro Cui Sts., Cebu City Mabolo Cebu City., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-6100 Fax no.: (63-32)231-7984 Fax no.: (63-32) 254-0217 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

ASSOCIATION OF HOTEL RESORT BAR & CEBU ASSOCIATION OF TOURISM OFFICERS (CTOA) RESTAURANT President: Ms. Trinidad Bubuli President: Mr. Reynaldo Hubahib Toledo City Tourism Office Address: Bantayan Island Toledo City Hall, Toledo City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 416-5013 / 254-5661 / 419-6135 / 438-9042 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 467-8588 E-mail: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

CEBU ASSOCIATION OF RENT-A-CAR COMPANIES CEBU ASSOCIATION OF TOUR OPERATORS (CATO) (CARCOM) President: Zenaida Chua President Mr. Joseph Clavano Office: Worldwide Travel & Tours c/o Alamo Transport Leasing Services Address: 105 A F. Ramos St., Cebu City Waterfront Cebu City, Hotel & Casino, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-5508 / 255-1443 / 256-3462 Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-6826 Fax nos.: (63-32) 255-1445 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-6238 Email: [email protected]

CEBU CITY TOURISM COMMISSION (CCTC) CEBU ASSOCIATION OF TOUR GUIDES(CAT-G) Executive Director: Cinbet Orellano President: Mr. Michael Alfon Office: 2nd Floor, CHAC Bldg., Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Address:c/o CAT-G Cooperative , Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-8354 Telefax. no.: (63-32) 495-7801 / 412-9535 Fax nos.: (63-32) 254-8684 / 254-1109 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.cebucitytourism.com

165 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer JAPANESE ASSOCIATION OF TRAVEL INDUSTRIES, COMMITTEE ON TOURISM (CEBU CITY) CEBU (JATIC) Chairman: Councilor Arsenio Pacaña President: Mr. Manabu Kubota Address: Bldg., Magallanes St., Cebu City Friendship Tours Inc. Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-9904 Arcade D, Montebello Villa Hotel, banilad, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-4825 / 345-3459 CEBU PROV’L TOURISM & HERITAGE COUNCIL Fax no.: (63-32) 344-4714 Chairperson: Governor Gwendolyn F. Garcia Office: Cebu Provincial Capitol JAPANESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-3971 INDUSTRY Fax no,: (63-32) 255-0642 President: Kazuyuki Kobayashi 3/F Machay Bldg., Gorordo Avenue, Cebu City CEBU PROVINCIAL TOURISM OFFICE Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-0563 Tourism Officer: Grace Paulino Fax no.: (63-32) 231-0562 Cebu Provincial Capitol, Escario St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-3083 KOREAN TRAVEL AGENCIES ASSOCIATION KOTAA Chairman: Mr. Woo Song CEBU TOUR & TRAVEL ASSOCIATION (CTTA) Address: Rm. 209 Lilang’s Guitar Bldg., Pajo. Lapi-lapu City, President: Alan g. Carvajal Tel. no.: (63-32) 341-2139 Office: c/o Travelways International Inc. Fax no.: (63-32) 340-9106 Address: 98 F. Ramos St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-5607 / 255-2316 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT Fax no.: (63-32) 412-5818 TRAVEL AGENCIES (NAITAS), CEBU CHAPTER E-mail: [email protected] President: Ricky Paul O. Tio Address: Unit A.D. Building, Tojong St., Cebu City CEBU VISITORS CONVENTION BUREAU (CVCB) Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-5391 / 232-1918 Chairperson: Dr. Mila Espina Fax no.: (63-32) 232-2012 Address: Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino, Salinas E-mail: [email protected] Drive, Lahug, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-6888 REGIONAL TOURISM COUNCIL Fax no.: (63-32) 232-6880 Chairman: Governor Orlando A. Fua, Jr. Province of EUROPEAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & Tel. no.: (63-35) 480-9076 INDUSTRY Telefax no.: (63-35) 344-2251 Chairman: Jose Rene Almendras 3/F Hongkong Bank, 14 Juana Osmeña St., Cebu City SKAL INTERNATIONAL - CEBU Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-3389 / 254-3765 / 254-3767 President: Mr. Charles Lim Fax no.: (63-32) 253-0562 Unit 711, Trinity Plaza Tower, Escario St., Cebu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 231-7673 HOTEL, RESORT AND RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION OF CEBU (HRRAC) WOMEN IN TRAVEL President: Mr. Hans Hauri President: Marilou Pintor Address: Marco Polo Plaza , Cebu City Office:Grand Holidays Travel & Tours Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-5101 Address: G/F Taft Financial Center, Cebu Business Park, Fax no. (63-32) 232-5101 Ayala Center, Cebu City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-3131 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-3818

166 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer AUSTRIA FRANCE CRM Bldg. Escario corner Molave, Cebu City Contact Institution: Les Amis de France Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-0605 / 231-4030 Q.C. Pavilion, Gorordo Ave., Lahug, Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 231-0437 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-1311 E-mail: [email protected] Consul General: Mr. Arcadio C. Alegrado GERMANY Ford’s Inn Hotel BELGIUM A.S. Fortuna St. cor. Banilad Road, Cebu City No. 7 Doña Emilia Benedicto Bldg., E. Benedicto St., Cebu Tel. no.: (63-32) 236-1318 City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. nos.: (63-32) 255-3200 Honorary Consul: Dr. Franz Seidenschwarz Fax no.: (63-32) 255-8200 E-mail: [email protected] Honorary Consul: Mr. Enrique L. Benedicto JAPAN Consulate of Japan 7th Floor Keppel Center, Samar Loop cor. Cardinal Rosales CANADA Ave., Cebu Business Park, Cebu City 45-L Andres Abellana St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-7321 to 22 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 256-3320 / 254-4749 / 255-3069 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-6843 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-3068 Counsellor & Consul: Mr. Yoshiaki Hata E-mail: [email protected] Honorary Consul: Mr. Robert O. Lee KOREA c/o -Banilad Campus, Banilad, Cebu City CHILE Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-6345 / 255-4234 Deli Gourmet, DGU Bldg., F. Cabahug St., Mabolo, Cebu Honorary Consul: Atty. Augusto W. Go City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-0157 / 495-2427 to 28 Fax no.: (63-32) 340-9230 MEXICO Honorary Consul: Mr. David Graham Ugarte Unit #5, Regency Crest Condo, Paseo Saturnina St., Banilad, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 343-3357 / 343-3479 CZECH REPUBLIC Fax no.: (63-32) 233-5731 505-C. Padilla Street, Cebu City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. nos.: (63-32) 261-3381 / 261-3382 Honorary Consul: Mr. Louis G. Ugarte Fax no.: (63-32) 261-3370 Honorary Consul: Mr. Phillip Co Go NETHERLANDS Metaphil Compound, Tipolo, Mandaue City DENMARK Tel. nos.: (63-32) 346-1823 / 346-2660 Royal Danish Consulate, Suite 903 Keppell Center Fax no.: (63-32) 346-2791 Cebu Business Park., Cebu City Honorary Consul: Mr. Roberto E. Aboitiz Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-1328 / 233-1390 / 415-7689 Fax no.: (63-32) 233-1373 E-mail: [email protected] Consul: Mr. Sabino Dapat

167 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer NORWAY SPAIN Royal Norwegian Consulate 476-G Molave St., Lahug, Cebu City 9th Floor, Keppel Center, Samar Loop cor. Cardinal Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-1329 / 231-5159 Rosales Ave., Cebu City Fax no.:(63-32) 231-5159 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-1307 Honorary Consul: Mr. Jaime R. Picornell E-mail: [email protected] Honorary Consul: Mr. Sabino Dapat SWEDEN 415 Gorordo Avenue, Lahug, Cebu City PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-6071 Cebu Memorial Foundation Cmpd. Fax no.: (63-32) 233-3106 Don Julio Llorente St., Brgy. Capitol Site, Cebu City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. nos.: (63-32) 256-3400/ 256-3456/ 256-3411 / 256-3422 Honorary Consul General: Mr. Jose B. Sala / 256-3434 Fax no.: (63-32) 256-3499 Consul General : Mr. He Shijing THAILAND Eastern Shipping Lines Inc. Bldg. M.J. Cuenco Ave., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-6564 / 254-2701 Consulate of the Republic of Portugal Fax no.: (63-32) 254-8827 P. Sanchez St., Pagsabungan, Mandaue City Honorary Consul: Mr. Roy L. Chiongbian Tel. nos.: (63-32) 344-0233 / 346-6293 Fax no.: (63-32) 344-0234 Honorary Consul: Mr. Samuel L. Chioson TURKEY B-Benedicto & Sons Inc. 99-101 Plaridel St., Cebu City ROMANIA Tel. nos.: (63-32) 256-2210 Doña Emilia Benedicto Bldg.,7 E. Benedicto St.,Cebu City Fax nos.: (63-32) 52022 / 255-0113 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 346-5471 Honorary Consul General: Mrs. Leontina L. Benedicto Fax nos.: (63-32) 255-8200 Consul ad honorem: Grand T. Benedicto UNITED KINGDOM Villa Terrace Greenhills Road RUSSIAN FEDERATION Cansuntingan, Mandaue City 6014 Consulate of the Russian Federation Tel no.: (63-32) 346-0525 Unit 902, Ayala Life, FGU Center Fax no.: (63-32) 346-0269 Mindanao Avenue, Cebu Business Park, Cebu City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-0253 Honorary Consul: Mrs. Moya Jackson Fax no.: (63-32) 232-0283 Honorary Consul: Armi Lopez Garcia UNITED STATES OF AMERICA G/F Waterfront Cebu City Hotel Bldg., No. 1 Lahug, SLOVAK REPUBLIC Cebu City 2nd Floor, GCH Bldg., Tres Borces St., Mabolo, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-1261 Tel. no. (63-32) 231-0388 Fax nos.: (63-32) 231-0174 / 345-2733 Honorary Consul: Mr. Antonio N. Chiu Consular Agent: Mr. John F. Domingo

168 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer CEBU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY CEBU PORTS AUTHORITY President: Honorary Consul (Portugal) Samuel L.Chioson General Manager:Mr. Angelo C. Verdan 2/F, CCCI Center, 11th & 13th Avenue North Reclamation Reclamation Area, Cebu City Area, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 412-9024 / 233-3814 Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-1421 to 24 Fax no.: (63-32) 231-6848 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-1422 / 412-9461 E-mail: [email protected]

AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS (CENTRAL BANK PHILS. INC. OF THE PHILIPPINES) President: Stan G. Combs Regional Manager: Mr. Reuel C. Flores 3rd Floor PCI Bank Building, Gorordo Ave., Cebu City Jones Avenue, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 232-2373 Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-5036 Fax no.: (63-32) 254-0702 BOARD OF INVESTMENTS Officer-In-Charge: Mr. Ernesto P. Pintac DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Trans Asia Bldg. M.J. Cuenco Ave., Cebu City Regional Director: Mr. Renato L. Villapando Telefax nos.: (63-32) 412-1945 / 412-1944 Cebu Regional Consular Office Causing-Lozada Bldg., Lapu-lapu St. cor. Osmeña Blvd., BUREAU OF CUSTOMS Cebu City District Collector: Mr. Billy C. Bibit Tel. no.: (63-32) 256-3193 Customs Bldg., Port Area, Cebu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 256-0624 Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-5188 E-mail: [email protected] Telefax no.: (63-32) 254-2935 DEPARTMENT OF TRADE & INDUSTRY BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION AND DEPORTATION (BID) Regional Director: Ms. Asteria C. Cabarte Acting Alien Control Officer: Mr. Geronimo S. Rosas Regional Office: WDC Bldg., Burgos & Osmeña Blvd., B. Burgos, Tribunal St., Mandaue City Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 345-6442 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-4395 / 255-0035 to 0037 Fax no.: (63-32) 345-6441 Fax no.: (63-32) 253-7465 E-mail: [email protected] BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE Provincial Office: 3/F LDM Bldg.,Legaspi St., Cebu City Regional Director: Mr. Jaime B. Santiago, CESO V Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-2631 BIR Bldg., Archbishop Reyes Ave., Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 253-2645 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 231-1592 / 232-5099/232-1184 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 253-4009 EUROPEAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE CEBU INVESTMENT PROMOTIONS CENTER PHILIPPINES Officer-In-Charge: Mr. Frederick David Chiong 3/F C.L Center. Osmena St. cor. Llorente St., Cebu City Lower Ground Floor, Waterfront Cebu City Hotel Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-3767 / 253-3389 / 254-3765 Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 253-3387 Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-0811/12 E-mail: [email protected] Fax no.: (63-32) 233-0818 E-mail : [email protected] MACTAN CEBU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Website: www.cebuinvest.com.ph General Manager: Nigel Paul Villarette Mactan International Airport, Lapu-lapu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-2486 loc. 2170 Fax no.: (63-32) 340-0228

169 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer MACTAN EXPORT PROCESSING ZONE PHILIPPINE PORTS AUTHORITY OIC: Remedios L. Llamzon District Manager: Mr. Raul T. Santos MEPZ, Lapu-lapu City CIP Complex North Reclamation Area, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 340-0590 / 340-0593 / 340-0603 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 232-3401 / 232-3403 Telefax no.: (63-32) 340-2949 Fax no.: (63-32) 232-1990 E-mail: [email protected] NATIONAL ECONOMIC & DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY PHILIPPINE TOURISM AUTHORITY, CEBU FIELD Regional Director: Marlene P. Rodriguez OFFICE Gov’t Center, Sudlon, Lahug, Cebu City OIC: Ma. Gina Martinez Tel. nos.: (63-32) 414-7500 / 253-8126 / 253-8132 Cebu Complex, Fort San Pedro, Cebu City Fax no.: (63-32) 253-0489 Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-7748 E-mail: [email protected] Telfax. no.: (63-32) 253-3532 Webpage: www.neda7.net.ph Travel Tax Section Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-7748

PHILEXPORT CEBU SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION 3/F LDM Bldg., Legaspi St., Cebu city Chief, Cebu Office: Atty. Merle P. Cunanan Telefax no.: (63-32) 254-0774 SEC Bldg. V,. Rama Englis, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-5337 / 253-7221 Fax no.: (63-32) 255-2874

POLICE DEPARTMENTS

HOTLINE - Cebu City/Mandaue LAPU-LAPU CITY PUNTA PRINCESA (Cebu City) City/ Talisay City/SWAT Tel. no.: 341-1311 Tel. no.: 261-7507 166 MABOLO (Cebu City) SAN NICOLAS (Cebu City) MOBILE PATROL GROUP/SWAT Tel. no.: 233-6793 Tel no.: 261-9788 Cebu City, Mandaue, Talisay Tel. no.: 233-2178 MAMBALING TALAMBAN (Cebu City) Tel. no.: 261-9804 Tel. no.: 344-7400 ARGAO Tel. no.: 367-7166 MANDAUE CITY TALISAY CITY Tel. no.: 344-1200 Tel. no.: 273-3636 CARBON (Cebu City) Tel. no.: 256-2192 / 254-8635 MINGLANILLA WATERFRONT (Cebu City) Tel. no.: 345-0652 Loc 120 Tel. no.: 254-6968 FUENTE OSMEÑA Tel. no.: 256-2194 / 255-7350 NAGA c/o Mayor’s Office THEFT & ROBBERY SECTION Tel. no.: 272-6764 Tel. no.: 233-0202 / 231-5802 GUADALUPE (Cebu City) Tel. no.: 256-2193 PARDO (Cebu City) Tel. no.: 273- 3642

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CEBU CITY (Hotline no.) LAPU-LAPU CITY NAGA Tel. no.: 160 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-0252 Tel no.: (63-32) 272-6410 Connecting All Departments Tel no.: (63-32) 256-0541 to 42 MANDAUE CITY TALAMBAN (Cebu City) Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-4747 Tel. no.: (63-32) 344-7400 ARGAO Tel. no.: (63-32) 367-7680 MINGLANILLA TALISAY CITY Tel. no.: (63-32) 273-2830 Tel no.:(63-32) 272-8277

HOSPITAL DOT Accredited Tertiary Hospital CEBU DOCTORS HOSPITAL Osmeña Blvd,. Cebu City E-mail: [email protected] Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-5555 Other Hospitals

CEBU CITY MEDICAL CENTER NORTH GENERAL HOSPITAL , INC. North Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City Kauswagan, Talamban, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-7141 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 343-7777 / 343-7241

CEBU VELEZ GENERAL HOSPITAL PERPETUAL SUCCOUR HOSPITAL 41 F. Ramos St., Cebu City Gorordo Avenue, Cebu City Tel. no.:(63-32) 253-1871 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 233-8620 / 232-2410 to 19

CHONG HUA HOSPITAL SACRED HEART HOSPITAL Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City V. Urgello St., Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-1461 / 254-3228 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-7929 / 254-7984 / 256-0502

H.W. MILLER MEMORIAL SANITARIUM &M SOUTHERN ISLANDS HOSPITAL HOSPITAL San Nicolas, Cebu City 400 Tres De Abril St., San Nicolas, Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 261-9989 Tel. nos.: (63-32) 261-1974 / 261-2100 Fax no.: (63-32) 261-2111 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL E-mail: [email protected] Banilad, Mandaue City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 346-9292 to 93 / 346-6138 ISIDRO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Argao MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER Tel. no.: (63-32) 367-7500 B. Rodriguez St., Cebu City Tel. nos.:(63-32) 255-1591 / 253-9891 / 253-9880 / 253-9886 LAPU-LAPU CITY DISTRICT HOSPITAL Lapu-lapu City VISAYAS COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-0248 Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-1901 MANDAUE CITY HOSPITAL E-mail: [email protected] Mandaue Tel . nos.: (63-32) 345-9739 - 42

171 2010 - 2011 Central Visayas Tourism Situationer EMERGENCY RESCUE UNIT FOUNDATION (ERUF)

HOTLINE LAPULAPU OFFICE Hotline Tel. no.: 161 Tel. no.: (63-32) 340-2994

ABELLANA SPORTS COMPLEX BANILAD OFFICE Tel. no.: (63-32) 255-7287 Tel. no.: (63-32) 233-9300

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RED CROSS

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RED CROSS PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RED CROSS EASTERN Cebu Chapter VISAYAS BLOOD CENTER Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-9793 Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-4611

MUSLIM MOSQUE TAOIST TEMPLE

AL-KHAIRIA MOSQUE TAOIST TEMPLE 950 South Road, Basak, San Nicholas, Cebu City Beverly Hills, Cebu City Telefax no.: (63-32) 261-5530 Tel. no.: (63-32) 254-6503

THE HEAVENLY TEMPLE CHARITY Peace Valley, Lahug, Cebu City BUDDHIST TEMPLE Tel. nos.: (63-32) 253-7801 / 253-8387

PHU SHIAN TEMPLE PHILIPPINE CHINESE SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Beverly Hills, Cebu City Don P. Rodriguez, Capitol, Cebu City Tel. nos.: (63-32) 254-6833 / 254-6848 Tel. no.: (63-32) 253-3632

SIAN TIAN TEMPLE Banilad Road, Cebu City Tel.nos.: (63-32) 233-4887 / 231-0489 HINDU TEMPLE

INDIAN HINDU TEMPLE #48 Gochan St., Cebu City Tel. no.: (63-32) 231-3309

All data contained herein, such as : hotel rates, fares, air and shipping schedules were current at the time these were collated. However, these may have changed since the date of publication. The Department of Tourism - Region 7 and the production agency tasked to produce this situationer shall not be held liable for any inconvenience these changes may cause any person or entity.

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