visit Davao and Camiguin

[Mossad55]

if budget hotel pinag uusap BS Inn is the place 600 pesos from 12 noon to 12 noon the next day

[animus]

Casa Leticia is where i am staying now here in davao. The staff is friendly and accommodating, and here I get real value for my money. I'll be back on Manila come wednesday night and would definitely recommend this Hotel to my friends back in the Metro. And oh, before i forgot their home made sardines tastes really good!

[TheSmilingBandit]

Casa Leticia is where i am staying now here in davao. The staff is friendly and accommodating, and here I get real value for my money. I'll be back on Manila come wednesday night and would definitely recommend this Hotel to my friends back in the Metro. And oh, before i forgot their home made sardines tastes really good!

The Vietnamese and Japanese restaurant alongside (Hanoi and Tsuru) are also owned by the hotel. I agree, I was there for 4 days, it is a great place to stay.

[animus]

The Vietnamese and Japanese restaurant alongside (Hanoi and Tsuru) are also owned by the hotel. I agree, I was there for 4 days, it is a great place to stay.

really? hmmm, so the question "where to have dinner later" is now answered. thanks for the info sir! :thumbsupsmiley:

[TheSmilingBandit]

really? hmmm, so the question "where to have dinner later" is now answered. thanks for the info sir! :thumbsupsmiley:

There are a couple of pretty good resto's that serve European cuisine in Davao.

 

Buona Terra (Torres St.) serves a mixture of Spanish/French Provencal/Italian dishes.

 

Spirale (Matina Square) serves Italian food with a large wood fire brick oven that makes their pizzas extremely delicious.

 

Both are a bit on the expensive side, but the food is good.

 

Luz Kilawin is relatively cheap with massive portions, but its a rougher establishment, no frills whatsoever.

[Danielle]

There are a couple of pretty good resto's that serve European cuisine in Davao.

 

Buona Terra (Torres St.) serves a mixture of Spanish/French Provencal/Italian dishes.

 

Spirale (Matina Square) serves Italian food with a large wood fire brick oven that makes their pizzas extremely delicious.

Both are a bit on the expensive side, but the food is good.

 

Luz Kilawin is relatively cheap with massive portions, but its a rougher establishment, no frills whatsoever.

 

Hi, if you want to get a good breeze, try hopping in a ferry to samal island. Just P10/head.

 

By the way, Spirale can be found in Damosa Gateway too. Really good resto. There's also Swiss Deli na super yummy din. Love their cheeses and pasta.

 

For a good buffet, try Chippens located infront of Ateneo University College Campus, just beside Aldevinco.

 

For a good room accommodation, you can try Linmarr Apartelle. Really good for big groups.

 

Balik balik sa Davao!

[john_locke]

My HOtel sa San Pedro...its nice and relatively new hotel. P800/day for single deluxe. Friendly staff and situated in the middle of downtown davao. Free telephone calls pa to US and Canada.

 

Also, I tried Penongs, a grill resto near duterte st., unli rice, delicious food, kaso bagal ng service, two or three lang yata yung waiters-kuno (that i think are not properly trained as waiter).

Edited June 30, 2010 by john_locke

[PapaPopoy]

Bagal talaga service sa Penong's. Try nyo Boodels or BakBak

[Spurt]

madaming resto sa davao? alam lang namin bulkachong....

[Lightness]

guys need your help, Baka may alam kayong package tour na mura dyan sa Davao, or kahit City tour lang. TIA

[john_locke]

Guys, can you recommend other self-driven car rentals sa davao?

Usually for 1 to 3 days lang, 1.3 or 1.6li lang para fuel efficient.

Thanks.

[happidick]

I recommend Mandaya hotel, pay less comparing it to apo hotel, rooms are much better than apo ( Smells old na apo) Then night spot of course the famous Aquarium.. Nice place friendly good looking gals..

[hondacaptiva]

open pa ba ang aquarium?

[quickstop]

I recently stayed at a Double de Luxe Php 1,535/day at My Hotel, San Pedro St., Davao City. The room had a queen size bed & a rather big floor area as compared to their Twin de Luxe room. They provided me with two towels & soap and a toilet paper. Funny that their sink is just outside the bathroom. Funnier and scary is that the aircon is just at the side and above the sink with the power supply near the sink (Possible electric shock from water splashing the power outlet).

 

They do have a WiFi signal in that room but good luck getting a connection. I had to go to their restaurant to get a signal from another WiFi server of theirs. A number of guests also do this during their stay.

 

Food is relatively inexpensive.

 

Note that during peak season, even if you make an online or phone reservation, this does not assure you of actual availability of a confirmed reserved room once you get there. They give preferential treatment to clients who would "suddenly" extend their stay against reservations.

 

Best thing about my stay at this hotel, it was already paid for and therefore, free.

[quickstop]

In addition to My Hotel, at least they let you stay and linger at their restaurant to surf, chat and or wait till you have to go/fly even after you have already checked-out. They also allow you to leave your luggage before check-in or after check-out.

 

What I also like about the hotel staff is when I inquired about certain items and directions at their front desk. The female staff who attended to my inquiries was quite informative and helpful.