The halls of this Hotel with framed documents and pictures of Gen. Douglas Mc Arthur returning to the Phillipines during World War II Oct 20, 1944. This year commemorating the 75th Year of Gen Douglas Mc Arthur historical return to the Philippines on Oct 20, 2019. Hotel is nostalgic with theme of the house in the 1940's
Check in/check out 12:00 pm
The rooms are cozy complete with TV, Airconditioning and Refrigerator. Comfort room with Shower, Hot and Cold water. They provide clean linens, toothbrush, soap, shampoo and a roll of toilet paper. Free use of Wifi.
Hotel Alejandro gives complimentary breakfast and Cafe Teresa offers buffet for just adding P100 Pesos to the complimentary breakfast. Buffet starts at 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM. You can ask for chocolate drinks or ask the chef to cook you a dish for breakfast such as fried eggs, scrambled eggs, omelet, or even frech toast. They offer several dishes Filipino dish to satisfy your palette. The Hotel rate is very reasonable.
Staff are very pleasant to strike a conversation with.
Very near to the Romualdez Airport (10 minutes Drive) in Tacloban and to the known Otso Restaurant. (3...
Read moreThe chance to stay for a night in Hotel Alejandro is something one who is visiting the city of Tacloban must grab. Almost every inch of the hotel makes one feel like one is re-living history in the time of World War II. One cannot help but appreciate the historical ambiance of the fine architecture of the hotel itself, whose foyer is the original house of the Alejandro family, with the walls adorned with framed photos of Douglas MacArthur and General Yamashita and various scenery and personages of that era, with memorabilia adorning every nook and cranny in a tasteful manner. The elegant spiral staircase going through each floor of the hotel is elegance itself (there is an elevator service, though, so don’t worry). The staff are courteous and attentive and helpful. The breakfast buffet that greet’s one’s morning doesn’t disappoint, either. All in all, despite its age, Hotel Alejandro is one hotel I would not mind staying in again when I come back...
Read moreI prepaid for a double room for two nights with breakfast. The room smelled bad, and it was impossible to adjust the shower temperature, which was either scalding hot or cold. We finally decided to leave the hotel at 5:00 a.m. for Cebu. So, we couldn't have our second breakfast. When we arrived at the reception desk just as we were leaving, the receptionist demanded that we pay for breakfast. I showed him the receipt and the two breakfast vouchers we hadn't purchased and that we had paid for without requesting any refund. But the receptionist continued to ask us to pay for the first day's breakfast, despite the receipt and breakfast vouchers. Tired of this hotel, we left, making it clear that we would miss our ferry to Ormoc for Cebu if we continued to argue about nothing despite...
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