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LOCATION
GETTING
HERE
| TACLOBAN
| LEYTE | PHILIPPINES

| Getting
Here |
There are various
ways to get to Hotel Alejandro.
Once arriving into Tacloban by plane, bus, etc, simply jump into a hire
car with driver, or climb onboard a motorcab, and tell the driver where
you want to
go
and you'll travel directly to the hotel. Or for a bit of site
seeing, jump on a colorful jeepney that is heading into downtown
Tacloban, enjoy the ride, but don't forget to get off when you're near
the Hotel. And if out in the subdivisions, you can't go past
the
pedicabs for a nice leisurely, relaxing ride.

  

And of course, once you arrive at the hotel, you'll be greeted by
our lovely and courteous reception staff after entering
through the large lobby area. |






| Leyte |
Leyte,
the
province
that Tacloban resides in, is well worth a visit during your stay in the
Philippines. Traveling to Leyte is similar to Tacloban
above,
with 2 main changes.

» The
main airport in Leyte is the one located
in  Tacloban, and is the only
one
serviced by the 3
main airlines in the
Philippines (as mention above).
» There
are localized airfields in other parts
of
Leyte.
» Another
interesting (and fast) mode of
transport
into
Leyte, other then those mentioned above, is
the SuperCat. A
high
speed catamaran that links
Cebu to Ormoc, and vise
versa, 3
times a day.
» To
get to the many island around Leyte, that
the
Philippines is famous for,
can be
done by using
the simple but
effective, Banca boats. |
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| Philippines |

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The trip to the
Philippines can be made through
various means, and most methods offer the traveler the opportunity to
visit other countries on their way over.

» Many
international airlines fly into Manila,
most
stopping through other
major
Asian
destinations
like Malaysia, Hong
Kong and Singapore.
There are even some
airlines
that
will
fly
into
Cebu and Davao.
» By
sea is always an option as well, traveling
through the oceans that
surround the
South
East Asian countries. |
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