Mara G.
After Bagyo Tino, the power was out for a couple of days, and hotels were fully booked. We had little choice, so this establishment was where we ended up. I never got around to taking photos. The rooms weren't clean, and there was a rancid smell during our stay. They have a cafeteria serving breakfast and lunch. It's an option if you're on a budget, but not if you want somewhere more decent and relaxing. Still, I'm grateful we had a place to stay and charge our phones and emergency lights. The lady who checked us in was very nice, even with people scrambling for a place during that time.

