Monday, March 3, 2008
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The Villa sa Aplaya’a Beach Resort formerly known as “Villa Carlos” Resort started under its new name and under new management in 2007. Renovations were made to provide a distinctive atmosphere designed to promote tranquility and comfort during your stay at the resort. Also, more rooms were built and improved, designed to provide supreme relaxation with balconies overlooking the sea.
The Resort standing along the IHATUB beach front is a famous spot to watch the sunset and a perfect venue for star gazing. You can also see the lamps of fishermen at work during the night. And in the morning, the sight of people waiting for the fishing boats to come ashore to buy their fresh catch will draw your attention.
The approximately 9,150 square foot resort has eleven (11) fully air-conditioned rooms with 21-inch cable tv, water heater and refrigerator. It is equipped with function rooms such as the Conference Room with a capacity of 25 persons outfitted with laptop, LCD projector, and projector screen; the Badminton Court which was erected to accommodate local badminton enthusiasts and guests looking for a good sweat after a days work; and the Pavilion surrounded with Nipa huts ideal for small events and dining.
A 24-hour room service with on-call masseurs and laundry service is also made available. It has an employ of attentive and well-experienced crew trained to make your stay safe, relaxing and enjoyable.
A Holy week spent in the island province is an experience worth all the hustles of queuing for a seat at bus terminals or squabbling for a spot at the ship’s vehicle deck. Foreign and local tourists plague the island to have a glimpse of one of the country’s celebrated festivity.
The MORIONES Festival is a week long celebration and re-enactment of Christ’s crucifixion centered on a certain ROMAN CENTURION, named LONGINO, who was blind in one eye and whose eyesight was fully restored when he thrusts his spear at the side of Christ and the blood that spurted out touched his eye.
MORION which means “mask” is worn by local participants matched with colorful costumes riding in horse-drawn carriages and parades the streets creating an atmosphere of an old
Villa sa Aplaya’a Beach Resort will assist you by giving you an update of all activities/observances being held during the busy holy week while providing you with top quality services with its exceptional accommodations.
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