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4 A's Kalibo Pensionne Cor. Pastrana & J. Magno Sts., Kalibo, Aklan 268 Name of Hotel Address Contact Number Room Rates (in PhP) (Phone area (Standard for 2 pax) code: 036) 4 A's Kalibo Pensionne Cor. Pastrana & J. 268-3099 Magno Sts., Kalibo, 264-3465 Aklan Agzam Resort & Spa Liberato Rd., Linabuan 262-4240 Norte, Kalibo, Aklan Airportline Pension House Pook, Kalibo, Aklan 268-9670 Aranas-Carillo Travellers R. Roldan St., Kalibo, 500-7506 600.00 AC, outside Inn Aklan CR 800.00 AC, CR Asia NOVO Boutique Hotel Toting Reyes St., Kalibo, 262-8703 Aklan 262-8687 Ati-atihan County Inn D. Maagma St., Kalibo, 268-6116 1,000.00 Aklan Ati-atihan Festival XIX Martyrs St., Kalibo, 500-7620, Aklan 262-8725, 1,500.00 09266214989 Avenue 5 Hotel 2nd/F. RCBC Bank Bldg., 268-3588 600.00 Roxas Ave. 09984357806 B Basa Hotel Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan 262-1482 850.00 Bakhawan Inn New Buswang, Kalibo, 262-7013 Aklan Bee Bee Lodge Old Buswang, Kalibo, 268-3288 600.00 Aklan 268-1939 Betsy Place Inn Pastrana St., Kalibo, 268-3375 600.00 Aklan Carillo C-9 Hotel Toting Reyes St., Kalibo, 268-6597 1,050.00 Aklan 268-3484 Center Parkways Pension Osmeña Ave., Kalibo, 268-2103 850.00 House Aklan Discovery Boracay Hotel & Kalibo International 272-1168 Spa Airport, Pook, Kalibo, 272-1189 Aklan Dreamland Residences New Buswang, Kalibo, 268-4163 1,680.00 Aklan 09997829756 EG7 Condotel Magdalena Village, New 262-7949 Buswang, Kalibo, Aklan 500-3118 Garcia-Legaspi Mansion 159 Roxas Ave., Kalibo 262-5588 1,200.00 Aklan Gov. Corazon L. Cabagnot Old Buswang, Kalibo, 268-3619 Convention & Training Aklan 1,200.00 Center GQ Plaza Beds & Breakfast XIX Martyrs St., Kalibo, 268-4381 2,000.00 Aklan 09292459447 Inn & Suites @ Roz & Jaime L. Cardinal Sin 268-3974 Angeliques Ave., Kalibo, Aklan Istar Kalibo Hometel Roxas Ave. Ext., Kalibo, 268-3713 850.00 Aklan Jads Place Travellers Inn Mabini St. Ext., Kalibo, 262-1782 600.00 (shared Aklan 268-3920 bathroom) Jeonville Travellers Inn Old Buswang, Kalibo, 268-1713 Aklan 268-3939 Kalibo Ati-atihan Pensione Estancia, Kalibo, Aklan 500-8036 750.00 House 268-3131 Kalibo Hotel N. Roldan St., Kalibo, 268-4765 1,512.00 Aklan 500-7738 Kalibo Queen's Inn Toting Reyes St., Kalibo, 262-5788 Aklan 268-3888 1,095.00 500-7282 La Casa Espanola Viscarra Subd., Calacuchi Rd. Ext'n., Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan La Esperanza Hotel Osmena Ave., Kalibo, 262-3989 1,350.00 Aklan 268-5254 La Trinidad Pension House Osmeña Ave., Estancia, 262-8930 1,300.00 Kalibo, Aklan Little Glowmoon Pension F. Quimpo St., Kalibo, 262-3072 House Aklan Mang Domengs Acevedo St., Kalibo, 262-8568 700.00 (shared Aklan bathroom) Marzon Hotel Sta. Monica St., 268-2184 Andagao, Kalibo, Aklan 268-3688 1,942.00 268-2187 miggy's Secret Garden Pook, Kalibo, Aklan 262-8793 1,600.00 268-2380 NVC Hotel Carmen Pastrana St., Kalibo, 268-3120 1,500.00 Aklan w/breakfast Olivero's Place Roxas Ave. Ext., Kalibo, 268-3293 600.00 Aklan Papierus Pensionne Osmeña Ave., Estancia, 268-5285 1,100.00 Kalibo, Aklan RB Bed & Breakfast Pastrana St., Kalibo, 268-5200 950.00 Aklan RB Bed and Breakfast Pastrana St., Kalibo, 268-9380 950.00 Aklan 268-5200 Royal Suits Condotel Rizal St., Kalibo, Aklan 268-3708 3,500.00 Suburbia Garden Hotel Tigayon, Kalibo, Aklan 268-1621 The Premier Business Hotel Quezon Ave., Kalibo, 268-3346 1,800.00 Aklan 268-3637 OuR Looks Inn https://www.fa cebook.com/ou 999.00 rlooksinnkalibo/ .
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