One of the things that I love as a freelance writer is the ability to keep on working while traveling. I can always accompany my husband wherever he goes and tag along my toddler to mix work and family time. And one of the cities we frequently visit is Bacolod City or the City of Smiles which is also the capital of Negros Occidental, noted for its sugar production.
One of the finest and newest accommodations in the city is L’Fisher Chalet Tower II or simply Chalet. It is like the extension of the already famous L’Fisher Hotel but newer and more modern. It was my first time staying in this posh hotel in Bacolod and indeed I was really satisfied and had a wonderful time. My requisite for a good hotel is to have an internet access in its rooms and a pool for my child to exert all his energy. And L’Fisher Chalet Tower II has more than that.
In terms of service, they did a good job. The staff were accommodating and friendly without being nosy or crossing our personal space as guests. And the hotel seemed too big for all guest that I didn’t feel stressed when all guests had their breakfasts or their pool was not crowded with swimmers. In short, it is really a place to unwind while in the city of Bacolod.
Other amenities and facilities offered in the Chalet are its salon, spa, fitness room and of course their restaurant. So the next time you are traveling to Bacolod or looking for a place to stay, book a room in L’Fisher Chalet Tower II.
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The pool is really inviting, makes me want to go back to Bacolod soon 🙂
Yeah, I love their pool especially the water. Feels like your swimming in waters from Mambukal..:-)
Thanks for this posting.
Do u have info on the room rates? Pls post them.
Does the hotel provides a complimentary airport-hotel-airport transfer? If not, then how much is the taxi from airport to the hotel? Thanks.
Kindly visit the link to the hotel’s site. All information like rates and airport transfers are posted there. Thanks!
I like L’Fisher. Why? Because it has a certain charm, an easy going yet efficient atmosphere. It’s a wonderful example of the Filipino talent for muddling through and pretending everything is great (or being a in a state of denial?) when really things are a bit shabby. It exudes a certain grandeur (possibly undeserved) and you can’t help but feel this (at least for a while) when you walk through the door. The reception staff all behave as if the Hotel is the greatest thing, that they are members of an exceptional establishment and proud of it. We have to remember that this is The Philippines, and, if you compare L’Fisher to most premises along Lacson street it IS exceptional. So it’s all a question of what you’re used to.