Philippine Travel Notes

Another air travel day. Flying PNH to REP then HAN all in a day. Yep, flying from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap (just in transit), then onwards to Hanoi. I would have wanted to roam a day or 2 in Siem Reap, but circumstances won't allow. To PNH Airport Anyway, the 45min ride from Toyoko Inn to Phnom Penh International Airport was a breeze (I guess hehe). I say that because the car just swiftly cruised along the road. No traffic jams. Uneventful. I even got to watch (and take pics) of things like this: We already talked about that mode of transport, like here and here , right? Observing them during this visit made me think they're not really a nuisance or disturbance on big roads, like those in Thailand or India. I now think it depends on - ah many things! But let's not discuss that here. Otherwise, this story of a quick domestic flight from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap will become very long hahaha! Basta, they're ok in PNH. Probably their being on "ride-hail...

Nothing much to talk about. It is the same as other Toyoko Inn branches worldwide! But for the sake of fellow Pinoy Travelers, let's talk about that "nothing much" na yan! It becomes even more interesting and worth discussing hehee! If you would remember, I said sometime ago, that the Toyoko Inn in Mandaue , Cebu (their only Philippine branch) looks the same as branches in Japan, pati mga gamit. Well, this hotel in Phnom Penh (their only branch in Cambodia) is also the same. That's my story. Yun na iyon. The End! Pero sige, ituloy natin ng konti pa... hehehe! I actually once asked (in Mandaue): if those furnishings and fixtures all come from Japan. The answer: ay sir, pati papel, folder, stapler, pare-pareho lahat yan, kahit saan! So that got me all the more curious. And I confirm, pareho nga din talaga. As in! But as always... let me start from the very beginning! Why here? Ahm, this was the first hotel I saw when I searched for hotels near the ...