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Accommodation
The cottages all blend with the tropical garen which is a coconut plantation.
12 Standard Rooms.
Big room with private bathroom with shower, own terrace with easy chairs
to relax, air conditioning, ceiling fan, all protected with mosquito
screen
14 Superior Rooms.
Big room with private bathroom with shower and hot water, ceiling fan
plus airconditioning, own terrace with breakfast table and chairs plus
easy chairs to relax on, mini bar
2 Suites (Each suite can be converted into 2 Superior Rooms).
Double the size of a Superior Room with all the same amenities plus
private fridge, one room is bedroom, the other is sitting room
Dining
The open air Café Theresa Restaurant structure is a piece of
artwork
in its own right.
And our chefs will serve you the typical Philippine dishes
prepared with products of the sea and produce of the land of Palawan.
Location
Princessa Holiday Resort is located in a beautiful bay of the Sulu Sea
on a white sand beach in the town of Aborlan, 77 km south of the capital.
Upon arrival at Puerto Princesa airport, you will be picked up by the
resort vehicle.
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