one entry in my mind’s to-do list is to try out each of the hotels in cebu. haha, this stemmed from my NOT EVER having a room of my own. yeah, in my almost 28 years of existence, i never had a room i can call my own. unless, of course you call a cramped living room space your quarters for the night one. thus, i’ve always had this desire to stay in a nice room with its own AC unit and a private shower. imagine not ever hearing the buzz of a mosquito while you try to catch up some sleep - boy, that’d be something… anyway, since i’ve etched that task in my mind, i continuously shelve it for the reason that it’s an unnecessary expense. i could use the money for something more worthwhile. additionally, there’s just no reason for me to stay in a cebu hotel when i’ve a house to go home to at no expense.
so far, i’ve checked in to only two hotels. incidentally, the reasons for checking in a hotel don’t have anything to do with my task of having the entry stricken off my to-do list. the two hotels are not even on top of my cebu-hotels-to-go-to list. the first hotel i went to was my former college professor’s family-owned hotel: West Gorordo Hotel. The reason i checked in that particular hotel was because I was too drunk to go home. I’ve a rule against returning home inebriated. Thus, I ended up spending the night there - thanks to the magic of plastic. The second hotel was just a few steps away: The Golden Peak Hotel. Spent the night there just recently as a very good friend-slash-goddess-slash-genius-slash-girl had some real tough issues to resolve. I couldn’t bear seeing her bare her soul’s out inside i1’s parking lot cr where people come and go.
hopefully, i’ll be able to check out the other hotels in cebu. generally, stay at the hotel and not just go there to sample the food in their restaurants. although, i don’t mind going to marco polo’s eat-all-you-can treat for the third time. your PhP800++ is really worth the price! thinking twice about going back to waterfront’s cafe uno though.
