JUD-WEL PARTY CHEERS added 24 new photos to the album Tables,Chairs and Table Cloth Rental.Table P 25 (with free table cloth) Chair 5 Table Cloth 25 (Our table is bigger than the standard size and our table cloth is clean,ironed and smells good)JUD-WEL PARTY CHEERS added 17 new photos.Caballes Trucking Xmas Party (Dec.24, 2016)Address: J P Laurel Av Davao City Davao Del Sur, Davao City, Davao Del Sur. See full address and map. Categories: Chairs & Tables - Renting Address: J P Laurel Av Davao City Davao Del Sur, Davao City, Davao Del Sur. Address: Eco-West Drive Davao City Davao Del Sur, Davao City, Davao Del Sur. Address: 8 Alhambra Street San Francisco Del Monte Quezon City Metro Manila, Quezon City, Metro Manila. Categories: Chairs & Tables - RentingRoom For Rent Lanang Davao City Room For Rent (ladies Only) Room For Rent Studio Type Ar Purok Talisay Buhangin Davao City Room For Rent In R Castillo Jerome Agdao FOR RENT ROOM (P 2,800 pesos) Buhangin, Davao City
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For Rent House And Lot Rooms At Fortune Homes Lanang For Rent-2 Storey House With 4 Bed Rooms Hillside House And Lot For Rent Davao City House For Rent (sarphil Village) (furnish) Condo Studio Unit For Rent Davao Rooms For Rent ( 1 Room Available ) Be-ing Suites is located in Lanang area, a few minutes away from SMX Convention Center (SM Lanang). Taxi from hotel to SM takes a little over five minutes and around sixty pesos. The hotel is situated inside a subdivision - thus, it's quiet especially during the night. The terminal of a big taxi company is a few steps away... “” Recently i stay check in there tru walk in client..they give me discount... I enjoy the place.. The crew are very accomodating.. They have a good and deicious free breakfast as well.. We enjoy the pool at night.. “” It was definitely one of the best accommodation we've had in Davao. The hotel was flexible enough that it almost felt like home. We checked in last December 24 and celebrated Christmas at the rooftop.
The set up of the tables and chairs were neat and nice. It was a Christmas that we'll definitely remember. Thanks Be-ing SuitesThank nickoyponce “” Its so nice Be-ing here! Staffs are accomodating especially marlon and his freind guy also in the front desk. Foods are freshly prepared and delicious! The rooms are affordable! We really enjoyed staying here.1Thank Pretty L Level Contributor“” Nice location, in a quiet and up-market gated residential area, close to the airport and SM Lanang Premier Mall. Whilst, as some remarked in other reviews, this means that you cannot just stroll outside to the shops without taking a taxi, the ridiculously cheap taxi fares in Davao allow anybody to get the shops in comfort for a mere Dollar.... Level Contributor“” We have a reservation for 3 nights but only stayed for a night the rooms are nice The sheets are good I like their bowls it's like the one that you see in Japan, the staff are nice and they even offer free blow dry , shampoo in their salon because the staff are still in training you just have...
Level Contributor“” via mobileWell the place and ambience is very good and thier staff and personnel well accomodated services also ,so it was a good and succesfull celebration of my daugther s birthdays celebration even if there is little bit shortage of food cause the guest we expect is much more than we expect but at the end of the party everybodys goin... Level Contributor“” Stayed in this paradise for 2 nights. 1. the location of the hotel is excellent! located within a guarded subdivision/village. near sm lanang, airport and restos as well as gas stations. 2. when you stay in this hotel there is that exclusivity feeling given there are only 16 rooms thus guest are small no crowds at all. Level Contributor“” I am not sure how many rooms this hotel has but it is nice & modern. It has a pool big enough for guests. The staff are courteous & helpful. The rooms are clean. It is located inside a village that is within a short driving distance to the mall.
The breakfast included tastes good too.2Thank Shane S “” Everything is perfect in this hotel. The staffs are polite, friendly and very helpful. The design of the hotel and the rooms are new and modern. Living in the hotel is quite comfortable and enjoyable with the music playing in the hotel and the swimming pool. This place is very suitable for family staying because of some designed place such...> > > > > Davao WARNING: Many governments, including the US [1], UK [2], Australia [3] and China [4] strongly advise against any travel to the island of Mindanao because of the threat of terrorist attacks, bombings, shootings and kidnappings of foreigners. Davao is considered safe but the surrounding areas are some of the most dangerous in the Philippines. Most insurers will not pay out if you need to make a claim while in Davao. Contact your embassy and insurer before traveling. (Information last updated Aug 2015) Davao is the largest city on the Philippines' second-largest island of Mindanao.
It has a huge land area allocated to it officially, and the inhabitants like to think of it as one of the most crime-free large cities in the Philippines. As in most of Mindanao, Cebuano (known locally as Davao Bisaya) is the main local language. English and Tagalog are also widely used and understood. The elected officials have been accused of encouraging vigilantism and death squads. Whatever the truth of these accusations, it's certainly true that, as a visitor, you're certainly less likely to be the victim of robbery or petty larceny than most similar size cities in the Americas with the exception of Canada. People's Park in Davao City Davao is the third most important Philippines city after Manila and Cebu. Three domestic airlines fly multiple times per day between Davao and Manila: Air Asia, Cebu Pacific, Philippines Airlines. There are direct flights from other Philippine cities: Cebu City, Cagayan de Oro, Iloilo, Zamboanga, Bacolod. Cebu Pacific and Silk Air (the regional airline of Singapore Airlines) are currently the only international airlines directly servicing Davao from Singapore.
Cebu Pacific has three non-stop return flights per week from Davao to Singapore. They depart Davao on Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 17.35pm and your get to Singapore at 21.10pm. They depart Singapore also on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 21.55pm and you get to Davao at 01.40am the next day. Their fares are as a rule a lot better than Silk Air. If you have Davao as your main destination in the Philippines, you might want to consider coming in through Singapore as this might be the most hassle-free way to enter. Getting there: A taxi from the Davao Airport to down town Davao costs about ₱180, as of 2016. It's also possible to catch a jeepney ₱15 to town center by walking to the highway (5-10min walk). There are passenger ferries coming to/from Samal Island and Talikud Island. Another good way to get from Davao city to Samal Island is by the Island City Express buses that use the 24/7 car ferry from Sasa over to Babak on Samal island. The ticket price for the bus and ferry combined is ₱30.
If you just use the Car Ferry the ticket costs ₱10 per person. Island city Express buses go all the way to Kaputian on Samal island. From (Santa Ana wharf) near Magsaysay park boats also leave for Samal island for ₱40. The nearest port with long distance passenger ferries to Manila, Cebu, Iloilo, Bacolod and Bohol Island are now at Cagayan de Oro port or Nasipit port 27 km from Butuan city. The simplest way to get around is by hopping into a taxi. A typical trip can cost about ₱70-90 or approximately USD2. Drivers in Davao do not normally bargain if they notice that you are a tourist, hence the cost of the trip is the same in price as a regular. Davao Taxi Drivers are regarded as the most honest taxi drivers in the Philippines. Taxi Drivers in Davao City do not charge tourists extra fare unlike their counterparts in Cebu and Manila. If you know the name of the building, establishment, area or street you wish you reach, this is still the fastest way to get to your destination.
You can also call or send an SMS to the cab company directly to have a cab driver pick you up. Taxis start their fare at ₱40 and will add ₱3.50 per few hundred meters. Please do say "thank you" or "salamat" once you have arrived at your destination. Davao Taxis issue fare receipts that list the name of the taxi company, the plate number, and the taxi number which could come in handy if one leaves valuable items or documents inside a cab. Just tell your taxi driver if you want to get a receipt. Alternatively, if you opt for more adventure, then do as the locals and catch a colorful jeepney. Simply ask around for which route to take to avoid getting lost. They are usually available 24 hours and cover most of the nooks and crannies of the city. This is the cheapest option for getting around. The usual cost for a jeepney ride is ₱8 for every 4 km ride, and about a ₱1 increase per km when going beyond the 4 km (for regular passengers). A jeepney from downtown Davao to the Davao airport cost ₱15 and takes 45min.
To pay, pass your fare to the person next to you, all the way to the driver or the conductor, by saying "bayad po". Paying the exact amount is highly recommended. To stop at a certain destination, say "lugar lang", "para", or knock your coins hard on the steel handle. Another alternative ride aside from the jeepneys and taxis, is to rent a car. There are many cars for rent. If you don't know the routes you can hire drivers by asking the attendant of the rental company. Local companies tend to be cheaper than the national ones. Buses are also available, but these tend to ply exclusively along the north-south route and going out and in the city area. Air conditioned buses to Calinan go from Bankeroham Public Market. Island City Buses go to Kaputian Samal Island via the car ferry at Sasa; these buses go past Magsaysay park ₱30. Another mode of transportation around Davao Gulf is through a water taxi. Water taxis serve the daily commuters and visitors of Davao City, Samal Island, and neighbouring coastal municipalities around Davao Gulf.
It will get you to the island, waterfront restaurant, or beach resort you wanted with comfort and ease. The pioneer water taxi service in the Philippines is found in Davao City and has the swift, safe and secure water transport, the best and most professional skippers and has a customer friendly and positive attitude, all incorporated to make your transfer easy and pleasurable. Davao City has many malls where almost all of them have cinemas. Due to security concerns, it is routine for security guards to lightly frisk people as they enter shopping malls in Davao, and indeed in most of the Philippines. The guards endeavour to be sensitive and invariably the guard is either female or there are separate lines for male and female entrants. Most ATMs in Davao city have a 200 fee for overseas bank cards and a limit of 10.000 per withdrawal. an exception is the ATM at Durian Monument in Davao International Airport Davao is renowned for its durian and pomelo. Eating durian is admittedly an acquired taste but those who do end up liking it will swear that the bad smell is worth it.
Pomelo is a citrus fruit that most closely resembles a grapefruit and s quite common in South East Asia. Beware of bringing durian inside airplanes as well as hotels and other establishments. They may have strict regulations on allowing durian inside and some do not allow durian to be brought in at all. There is the local Tanduay Rum, billed around town as "the Number One Rhum". Mindanao has a large Seventh Day Adventist population. Adventists do not drink and any stores they own will typically not sell alcohol. View from a house on a hill in Illang Davao in 2006 There is no shortage of accommodations in Davao, ranging from the four-star accommodations of the Marco Polo Davao on Claveria, the Royal Mandaya Hotel and the Apo View Hotel, where Casino Filipino 2 is located, to lodges and inns, pension houses, backpacker Hostels all around the city. or one can find townhouses or apartments for rent, all for negotiable rates. there are many places to stay in Davao for under 1000 a night.
Visiting Mindanao has its risks. Foreigners have been kidnapped, murdered and held for ransom. For this reason, many governments advise against all but necessary travel to Mindanao, Davao included. Terrorists have attacked the city many times in the past few years, with the most recent being the September 2013 bombings in malls. In most cases this means your travel insurance will not pay out if you need to make a claim. Contact your embassy and insurer before travelling to Davao. Because of the work of the local government on strengthening security during the past decade Davao is generally a safe city even for travellers and violent crime is rare except few parts of downtown Davao are unsafe at night. Armed guards and security forces can be seen everywhere, guarding malls, hotels and public events. Your biggest concern should be pickpockets, who are active in downtown Davao and on jeepneys. If you leave Davao proper, please ensure you do your research as to the safety of the area, as the chances of something happening to you, e.g. being kidnapped, rapidly increases if you are a foreigner.