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| Address: |
| # 72 13th Avenue, Cubao, Quezon City Philippines |
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+632 913 2123-25 / +632 438 3264 |
| Fax: |
+632 438 3263 |
| E-mail: |
reservations@aclsuites.com |
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| Location |
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ACL Suites offers easy access to business and leisure establishments, comfort, gracious service, spacious accommodation and convenient surroundings.
Transfers and Directions |
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| Directions from the Airport |
- Leaving the airport, drive all the way down Domestic Airport Road towards the city of Makati
- Take the historic road EDSA (Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue). Upon reaching Boni Serrano Avenue turn right
- ACL Suites is the only Hotel on the right hand side of 13th Avenue.
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| Distances: |
- Airport: 25 kilometers - 30 minutes by car
- Downtown: 500 meters - two minutes walking
- Shopping centers: 500 meters - two minutes walking
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| VIP airport transportation is available. |
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| Accommodation |
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| ACL's guest rooms and suites is the ideal place, whether you're here on business, on vacation or just to stay: Toilet & shower with hot & cold water. |
- Tastefully decorated in soothing, contemporary tones
- Complimentary Continental breakfast
- Multi-function telephone system
- Individually controlled air conditioning unit
- TV with cable channels and remote control
- Flexible check-in/out hours
- 24 hours security
- Large closets
- With back-up power generator
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| Coffee Shop |
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| Dine and relax at URBAN CAFE, with it's cozy ambience and decor. It offers tantalizing dishes prepared by our chefs such as seafood, Filipino delicacies, bistro fare or casual snack temptations. Relax in the privacy of your own room and dine with our Room Service. |
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| Points of Interest |
- Tours throughout the city, including historical area
- Highly accessible to shopping malls (Megamall, Robinson's, Alimall, Shoemart)
- Araneta Coliseum
- "Philippines" famous EDSA Shrine
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| Visitors' Information |
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| Language |
Tagalog is the official language of Filipinos. Basic English is widely understood by most people involved in tourism. Filipinos are not scornful of attempts by visitors to speak the language and welcome even the most halting attempts to speak Tagalog.
English is widely spoken in business circles. |
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| Newspapers and Magazines |
| There are many daily English-language newspapers: The Philippine Daily Inquirer is the most widely read, The Philippine Star and many other tabloids. They provide a summary of events in the Philippines and news from around the world including stock market reports plus cultural and entertainment listings. |
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| Climate |
| The rainy season is from June through October, April and May are relatively dry. |
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| Time |
| The time zone of the country is on GMT-8 throughout the year. |
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| Electricity |
| Philippines has a 220 volts AC system with two flat-pin plugs. Visitors from the UK, Ireland, Australasia and Europe should bring a transformer and plug adapter; visitors from the US and Canada can use their own appliances with adapters. |
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| Taxis |
| There are different types of services. Hotel taxis offer exclusive air-conditioned service but are more expensive. Street taxis operate 24-hours a day and are more economical. You should negotiate the price. |
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| Health and Security |
| Because it is an international tourist attraction, Quezon City is one of Philippine's safest cities. Its police force has been trained to protect and offer directions to tourists. All the food and water in restaurants is absolutely safe. In case of an emergency, the area has top medical and hospital facilities; the better hotels provide medical assistance on their premises. |
