Where to stay in Dumaguete? Hotel Essencia

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Hotel Essencia is the latest addition to the list of hotels in Dumaguete City.  And it currently ranks 5th in Tripadvisor out of the 21 hotels listed for Dumaguete.  It is located very close to Dumaguete City Public Market in Real St.  smack in the center of the city.   Now, Dumaguete City Public Market is a must-see place in town especially the 'painitan' section.  Here you get to enjoy several delicacies for breakfast.  And if you stay at Hotel Essencia, going to Dumaguete City Public Market will be easy as it is walking distance from the hotel.  Other areas walking distance from the hotel is Rizal Blvd, which is a major street in Dumaguete City.  There are many things to see and do at Rizal Blvd, being the entertainment area of Dumaguete City.  The entire stretch is full of bars, big and small, cheap and expensive.  So you can wine and dine here or just simply take a stroll down  by the bay and enjoy the clean and fresh sea breeze.  Hotel Essencia is multi-story and it towers over the other buildings in the city so you won't miss it.   It boasts of state-of-the-art facilities like their very stylish elevators and their coolly-designed toilets.  

As of now,  the hotel offers special promos.  Rooms which are P1,500 in regular days are introduced at P1,200.  For that price, you get to enjoy very comfortable, wide beds, a big room, flat-screen cable tv, free wi-fi, a mini-bar, complimentary coffee,  safe drinking water and complete personal bathroom items of soap, shampoo, toothbrush, earbuds and  quality, not run-off-the-mill towels.  Ain't that grand?   So whenever you are in Dumaguete, give Hotel Essencia a try.  It's the hotel that's easy on the pocket but you don't get shortchanged of the convenience that you deserve.

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