Sitting area on back end of hotel property
The grounds had a special tribute section for two respected great leaders that believed in Freedom of Men in their country. They gave tribute with this statue of Abraham Lincoln
Manuel L. Quezon President of the Commonwealth who preserved the Philippine Republic. A tribute to his leadership
Tribute Marker
Mango smoothies are a must here. So good, don't know what we will do without them when we return to the United states.
Beautiful flowers and butterflys around the landscape.
Fountain and art work display just outside the restaurant
A gazebo for weddings
This is looking out from the Hotel property towards a pine tree view
On the side of the property is a reception area for banquets and parties. It is oriental in nature.
When I was in the Philippines in 1968 to 1970, Camp John Hay was one of the few places in the entire country where you could get a glass of real, fresh milk. At that time most of the fresh milk produced in the country went into the making of Magnolia Ice Cream. We just had to get our milk through ice cream!
ReplyDeleteI believe it. If we want fresh milk we have to go to S&R to get it. It is flown in here and a little pricy. Oh too bad....milk through ice cream.
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