Asiaten Hotel

We weren’t familiar with Tarlac, but finding the hotel was easy. There are two malls nearby, along with lots of activities. My family and I felt right at home with the hotel’s theme, and there was plenty to look at and photograph without even leaving the property. I’d recommend it.

Breakfast is brought to the hallway balcony overlooking the courtyard. The rooms are clean, and the sheets are plain but fresh. Showers have enough hot water, and they provide towels, soap, shampoo, and a toothbrush kit. It’s a nice, quiet boutique hotel inside a gated village, well away from main roads and traffic noise.

Breakfast was included and arrived on time, and the WiFi speed was okay. I slept well here in a clean room, with clean sheets and bathroom. There’s a hot shower, though the bathroom could use a place to hang clothes, and the AC is cool and quiet. The hotel is easy to reach from the National Road and commercial hubs, while still being in a quiet residential neighborhood. There’s no phone in the room, so requests have to be made at the front desk. I’d recommend it and would return when I visit Tarlac City.

A pleasant, nicely decorated little hotel with clean rooms and a small complimentary breakfast menu. The people and staff are very friendly. This was my first stay, and I’d come back. There’s a restaurant on site, but dinner orders need to be placed before around 6 pm.