Just thought of sharing a pic of the pool of Marco Polo Hotel in Davao City. I totally love the lighting of the place, courtesy of those underwater lights setup in the pool. Love how the light changes every now and how it illuminates the pool area, making it look magical.
Forgive me if I didn’t do justice with all that. I would have preferred to take one of those long exposure shots but I unwittingly forgot to bring my tripod so I just made do with what I had then. *smile*
Speaking of photos, I have the opportunity to view sample photos made by a Naples photographer, and I’m inspired. The wedding pics are awesome!
After a century, I am finally able to sort through my Davao pics! *chuckle* Anyway, here’s a shot of the facade of Marco Polo Davao.
September 15th, 2009Wowed!
I was in Davao City last week for an official business, so I’m going to do a little tweet about the hotel I stayed while in the city.
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Now going back to my business trip. I was billeted in one of the posh hotels there - the Marco Polo Hotel, which is located in the downtown area. And just to emphasize, I’m not going to do a review of the hotel because I feel that my 3-day stay didn’t give me enough experience for a comprehensive review of the hotel, its services and amenities. So this is just a tweet and what I’d really like to say is I so like it there. I like the pool area of the hotel. And I also like the Lazuli Spa -although I wasn’t able to get a booking because they are only open up til 10PM. But the services they offer are so enticing -again it’s just sad that I wasn’t able to experience the spa (I was able to avail to a room service though).
I also like that the room I had was furnished with iPod dock, LAN for internet connection and flat TV (wall-mounted). Actually, the room I had catered all my needs -from hairdryer to slippers. So truly, I was more than comfortable in my stay.
