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“As comfortable as you will get in Tagaytay” You are considering an apartment with a terrific view and a well-intentioned and enthusiastic owner who wants her guests to be happy. The apartment is cozy as well as functional. You will have the basic necessities for cooking and for re-heating, a dry-look bathroom (the hot shower is isolated from the rest of the room) and five hundred movies to watch when you are touristed out. The owner followed through on all of my suggestions and requests. Nevertheless, you will be unhappy unless you adjust to reality of life in the Philippines. Things are rarely perfect. Most of the following shortcomings are universal unless you check into a five star hotel or resort: • The view is over the main road, so expect noise from the road (poorly tuned and muffled tricycles= motorbikes and jeepneys) • No black-out blinds (yet), so there will light in the bed room from 6:30 AM • Internet: Facebook works, email works sporadically on my iPad but not on other devices, I was able to browse for about two or three minutes at 5:30 in the morning. Not a connection you can use professionally. On the other hand, Global seems to work fine. Sheila, have Eric talk to Angelita about that. She brought different kind of portable wifi that performed much better. • There is no gym, but there is a jogging track (a track and field oval), badminton courts, indoor and outdoor pools, and some pool tables in the club house. You have to pay 150 pesos per use per person. I did my exercise in the huge field at the door of the residence, and saw one fellow practice his putting there. • Tagaytay has a traffic jam all day long during the holidays and during peak periods on other days, so expect to breathe fumes for 20-30 minutes every time you use public transport towards the center of town. Solution: don’t go into the town centre. • The caretaker won’t volunteer information, so have a list of questions for her. For example, you should be told of that the entrance is at level B2 so that you know which floor to press the first time you take elevator alone. You also need to know that Tower 3 next door gives you direct access to the other side of the Wind Residences where all restaurants and the 7-Eleven are located, and know the elevator routine for using it (ask the receptionist in Tower 3). Sheila will probably make changes where she can, but she cannot change attitudes and the infrastructure of the Philippines, so we guests need to have realistic expectations to really enjoy our stay.Â
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