2 charming places to stay at Dumaguete
The Bahura Resort and Spa in Dumaguete is one of the best places and the most preferred resort to stay in Dumaguete. It is set in the middle of the 5 hectare coconut beach plantation surrounded with verdant nature with lush green scenery. Dumaguete Airport is just about 30 minute rides from the resort. It has 8 villas and 32 rooms which are all luxurious and are given modern touches. Each room is well decorated and refurbished with cane fittings. Room amenities include a television set, safety vault, hair driers, tea and coffee maker, and a mini bar. The villa has an open patio designed for the sun to shine down and an airy ambience. It offers services like laundering, ironing, airport transfers, tour arrangements and giveaways shop. It is the perfect base for popular tourist attractions in Dumaguete. Recreational activities include caving, gurgling waterfalls, kayaking, snorkeling, scuba diving and watching the leaping dolphins. It has Al Fresco Dining which offers both delectable Asian and Continental cuisine. The resort boasts of its well furnished conference room with modern conference facilities.
Another place to stay for a perfect getaway is at the Dumaguete Springs Apartments. It is nestled in the vicinity of the commercial district and to the beach promenade. It is just minutes away from the airport and seaport. It is a newly developed 4 apartments furnished with various amenities and services ideal for a convenient and memorable stay. It has internet access, cable TV, and air conditioning system. It features an out fitted kitchen, dining area, own fridge, washing place and a large-modern bathroom. An Austrian restaurant is soon to be opened and a swimming pool. It has wide parking lot for the travelers. It has secluded pristine resort with cottages nestled on the magnificent million year old coral cliff. It is natively designed and has a large porch overlooking to the tranquil blue bay. It is a perfect place to witness the orange purple horizon during sunset and sunrise.
Above: The Kwerdas (in green) is Silliman University’s (Dumaguete City) representative to the International Rondalla Festival