Lucky Chinatown Mall is that option we are all waiting for here in Binondo. Adding up a flare in this old community yet still attaching its aesthetics through the roots of the place.
Tagaytay is considered as one of the favourite destination visited by the city dwellers, being just a few hours away from Manila. And with the recent road constructions and new attractions along the way, more and more people are being entice to visit this cold place.
Bringing your own car could be one of the best way to travel to Tagaytay. But if there would be no other option but to commute, taking a bus would be the next best thing.
There are several ways to go to Tagaytay, commuting, of course depending on where you are coming. However, the best options are either the Bus terminals in Buendia, Pasay Taft or the one in Coastal Mall (Which I have not tried yet). Some are saying that you can also include the Bus terminal in Cubao, but I am doubtful about it for all or most of the provincial buses in here are headed northward.
Ayala Malls Feliz is one of the newest malls opened by Ayala Land. A lot are actually confuse (specially those who are not really living around the area) that Ayala Malls Feliz is the same as Ayala Malls Marikina. But actually, Ayala Malls Feliz is the second Ayala Mall located in Pasig City, after Ayala Malls the 30th. The said mall is located along Marikina-Infanta Highway (Marcos Highway) just near the boundary of Marikina City.
Trivia: The word Feliz actually mean ‘Happy’ in Spanish, in Tagalog means “Ligaya,” which is actually the name of the intersection where the mall is located.
Ayala Malls Feliz is best access via LRT 2. You can easily book a Grab as well or Taxi. Jeepney ride is also available. Aside from that, Ayala Malls Feliz has also made it more easier for mallers to commute from and/or going to the mall. Currently, Ayala Malls Feliz put up a transport terminal routes (Lay-by Along J.P. Rizal) that was made available since March 2018. The Routes includes pick ups from Robinsons Galleria (Ortigas), Market Market (BGC), and Ayala -Park Square (Makati).
From it’s original walk-in price of Php 2000, I was able to book a deluxe room for only Php 750. That’s 65% off from the original price and I was able to do it instantly through this service called RedDoorz. I installed the app, created an account and was able to book the hotel room we needed instantly.
Aside from that, for the price of Php 750, our hotel room already got our very own kitchen, sala, small dining table, clean sheets, toiletries and a decent pool we can enjoy. Definitely, a jackpot price for the kind of service we can get. Continue reading and will tell you more about this. . .
Redefining the dormitory concept in the Philippines comes Dormitos, the first Japanese-style capsule hostel in the Philippines. It’s first branch is centrally located at the metro’s busiest/transit Center – Cubao. Dormitos offers guest accessibility, security and privacy at a very reasonable price.
I’ve been eyeing to try this hostel since it opened, most especially after my personal trip in Japan, where capsule hostel originated. Luck have probably brought me on this day where I was able to try it finally. And being near to places like Smart Araneta Center and Cubao X made me even more excited to stay here for a night knowing that I could have other things to do around the area on my free time.
Continue reading and will tell you my personal review about the place.