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Tacloban Accommodations: Welcome Home Pensionne

An officemate of Tutubi asked him for his recommendations on "where to stay in Tacloban" where he mentioned two places: Luxury Suites and Welcome Home Pensionne, two places he stayed at in Tacloban but upon checking this blog, he found out he's yet to provide an entry on Welcome Home Pension...so here's a quick post on the Tacloban pension house.

Pension houses are small hotels favored by budget travelers like Tutubi. In this case, he only opted to stay here just to try something different rather than stay again at the Luxury Suites. This pension house fits his budget so much that he can afford to rent the largest room available but why bother? He only checked it, dropped his bag, returned late at night and left the next day. He doesn't need the frills of luxury hotels like the overrated Leyte Park Hotel (please avoid the place like a plague).

Tutubi's backpack on the bed with the refrigerator and TV visible.

the color theme may not appeal to you but Tutubi doesn't mind. He merely wanted to rest well for the night then check out the following day

Brief review of Welcome Home Pension House:

Cheap hotel with clean rooms though a bit old yet homey. Tutubi's room is actually too big for him though. TV turned on only for company late at night after dinner at Calle Z (for pakdol, Leyte's version of bulalo) and a few bottles of beer for a taste of Tacloban night life. Location is at the city center just across the Duptours van terminal). No meals available for your room though so you have to eat some place else.

Room rates: starts at P250.00/person for shared rooms up to P1200.00 for family room with 2 queen size beds. Extra beds at P150.00

Welcome Home Pensione
Address: 161 Sto. Nino St.
Tacloban City 6500
Telephone Number: +63.53.321.2739

please call Welcome Home Pensione contact number for the latest room rates and/or promos.

Related Posts:
Luxury Suites (Tacloban Hotel)
Tacloban City Tour
Tacloban Delicacies
Tacloban Airport Guide

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posted by backpacking philippines @ 9:31 PM,

6 Comments:

At Mar 1, 2011 12:20:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

hi, i would like to ask if welcome home have hot and cold shower. thank you.

 
At Mar 1, 2011 9:39:00 PM, Blogger backpacking philippines said...

anonymous, i don't remember seeing a water heater there

 
At Dec 12, 2011 4:44:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is that the double room? I can see it can can fit 4 people.

 
At Dec 30, 2011 6:03:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

is wifi available?

 
At Jan 23, 2012 11:58:00 AM, Anonymous reservations@welcomehomepensione.com said...

there are available rooms with hot shower. free internet access via wi-fi is available in the lounge and cottage areas.

 

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