Tagaytay Escapade: Cool Breeze Hotel

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Cool Breeze Hotel
Together with our friends, we attended a mid-afternoon garden wedding at Tagaytay. Our friend booked a budget friendly hotel for us to stay for the night.

Relaxing at the hotel lobby
The hotel is comfortable enough to leave our things and sleep overnight after a fun-filled day of celebrating the special moment of  Hennie and Hayner.


Our hotel room is homey and very simple. I wish our little bedroom back home is as clean and orderly as this.
Art of Towel Folding
 We liked this towel arrangement. Check out the toilet ....


It has toiletries and a heater to combat the really cool breeze of Tagaytay.


Breakfast is also included in the room rates. For heavy breakfast eaters, the hotel's continental breakfast maybe relatively light. Since we wanted to have bulalo for lunch at the Mahogany market, we didn't mind a very light breakfast. Take a look at the price list:

Hotel Room Rates

Villa Rates
The kitchen is not open 24 hours but the hotel has a partner restaurant for delivery. Don't worry the front desk is available 24/7.

Front desk

The parking area located at the side of the hotel.

Here is the contact details listed in their website:

www.tagaytaycoolbreezehotel.com
Telephone Number: (046) 860-3032 | (02) 731-2192 | (02) 731-2897 
Fax Number: (02) 731-2897 
Mobile Number: (0918) 2808444 | (0916) 5478978 | (0927) 9704502 
Website: www.tagaytaycoolbreezehotel.com 
Email: info@tagaytaycoolbreezehotel.com 
Yahoo Messenger: tagaytaycoolbreezehotel.com 

Next post: Mahogany Market Experience and A Glimpse of the Pink Sisters ....

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