Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Alona Palm Beach Resort and Restuarant



Alona Palm Beach Resort and Restaurant is a 2.5 hectare resort, part of the sprawling 6-hectare property, with the rest of the property being planted with coconut trees, mango trees and other fruit bearing trees. The pleasant beach across Alona is wide and well-maintained, raked every morning; unlike with other resorts in Panglao, it is wide, clear expanse free of any obstacle and construction. A winding walkway extends from the resort to the fringes of the beach filled with coconut trees. The lush garden completes the impression that natural beauty has been given prime importance by the owners, Angie, who stems from Bohol and her husband, Swiss architect Marcel Brunner. Tables dor the perimeter of the big, irregular shaped swimming pool, which is also highlighted by a sunken bar. On one side of the bar at pool level, quests may enjoy their drinks sitting on stools while dipped in the refreshing waters. The 12 tastefully designed villas of the resort consist of one big and spacious room, with an entrance at the back and a veranda in front. In front row villas, the king sized bed is placed diagonally across the room so that if faces the french window of the veranda, thus offering a view of the pool of the garden. Modern architectural designs play with a Filipino motif, and it is interesting to note the used of sinamay (abaca fiber) weave work to boarder frames in the rooms and tiles and local wood in the bathrooms. The rooms have the modern amenities, including satellite TV and Internet Facilities.

12 Units 
6 Luxiry Villas (with 1 king-size 2 double-size beds each)
All rooms have large bathrooms with hot water. Other facilties includes air-conditioning, ceiling fan, satellite TV, telephone with data port, minibar, tea/coffee maker.

Indoor Facilities and Services
Massage

Watersports and Other Activities
Beach (white sand
Swimming pool (white sand)
Swimming pool (big)
Kayaking
Badminton
Miniature golf
Table tennis
Local tours (countryside, whale and dolphin watching)
Mountain biking

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