Hotel Elizabeth Specials for the Rainy Season.

Hotel Elizabeth is chockful of goodies for the coming monsoon season.

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• Happy Hour : Buy 2 Get 1 on cocktails w/ Free Nachos + 15% discount on Ala Carte Menu
• 4+1 on Friday and Saturday Buffets
• Get up to 50% off on room rates *
• Mongolian Buffet is P445+ for Cebu branch

Whether you're in Baguio or Cebu, Hotel Elizabeth will provide you an experience on its own.

For inquiries, please contact:

(MNL) +632 912 2691/911 2161

(CEB) +6332 231 8000

(BAG) +6374 619 0367

reservations@fersalhotelgroup.com
www.hotelelizabeth.com.ph

(*subject to room availability)

Bliss'd Out in Baguio

This is the Bliss Buddha Belly

Since I am in Baguio right now, and getting very motivated to get back to blogging, let me re-introduce you to the wonderful world of guilt-free vegetarian eating. Yes, the above dish is meatless.

The World of Bliss (menu)

Welcome to the wonderful world of Bliss Cafe, at the Hotel Elizabeth in Baguio.

February Delights at Hotel Elizabeth Baguio & Cebu

 Here are the sweet deals and activities coming up for Hotel Elizabeth for the month of February!

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Hotel Elizabeth Cebu

Panagbenga Flower Festival Activities at Hotel Elizabeth Baguio

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Holiday Happenings at Hotel Elizabeth Baguio

If you're in Baguio this Holiday season, drop by Hotel Elizabeth Baguio and celebrate the Merry Month with these fabulous Dining Specials!

 And if you're wondering what to do for the New Year, Why not come celebrate at Hotel Elizabeth!

 The Santorini ballroom will be the venue for the Big Bang New Year Dinner Celebration on the 31st!

Hotel Elizabeth Has Arrived in Cebu

 Baguio's 3-time Hotel of the Year has finally Arrived in Cebu and is extending its Soft Opening Promo of 50% off til December 15, 2010.

Welcome to The Hotel Elizabeth

Rainy Season Specials at Hotel Elizabeth Baguio

Are you tired of the smog in the Metro? Want to get away to cool weather and beautiful surroundings? In need of a relaxing place to hold your conference, seminar, or a special location for your memorable moments?

Hotel Elizabeth Baguio has a Rainy Season Special!

50% off on All Deluxe Rooms, Executive Suites, and Penthouse Suites!
50% off on Conference & Function Packages!
30% off on the Executive Penthouse Suite
Rates include Complimentary Breakfast & Unlimited Wifi access
Valid from July 1- Sept 30, 2010

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AND THERE'S MORE!

Goodie Giveaway #3: The Hotel Elizabeth Experience

THE WINNER HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED BELOW!!!

(scroll down to reveal the winner)

Heading up to the Mountains aka. Baguio again this weekend. Yes, admittedly, for work. But every opportunity to go up is definitely an excuse to be lazy and suck in the natural wonders and great climate that Baguio offers. And the fruit! It's the best place to buy the freshest fruits and veggies! Tagged as the summer capital of the Philippines, Baguio is indeed a cool climate getaway from the heat of the summer Manila sun.

I especially love all those canned preserves and attempts at Strawberry wine. Uber sweet, but so heartwarming.

Read the entire post on the NEW ToT: http://www.triportreats.com/2010/02/26/goodie-giveaway-3-the-hotel-elizabeth-experience-done/

So You Think You Can Veggie?

Last week I headed up to Baguio to do the bad cop in the good cop/bad cop waltz that is employee evaluations. That was not fun, but I did leave the mountains with some goodies: blueberries, sagada oranges and passionfruit.

Whenever I'm in Baguio, I try to eat as healthy as possible. I mean, seriously, why wouldn't you try more fruits and veggies especially when Baguio offers a plethora of fresh produce at your disposal for dirt cheap. Most of the vegetables found in our local markets are brought in from the Northern Luzon region. Lettuce, strawberries, oranges and tomatoes are the perfect pasalubong for the kitchen.

Especially with farmers markets mushrooming in the metro, there's more than many opportunities to eat vicariously thru veggies. Some even go as far as going vegetarian, such as my friend Cheska who, for Lent, gave up anything that moves, quacks or moos. It was amazing to watch her self control, especially when we had dinner at Barcino's where I noshed on chorizo, jamon serrano and all the meaty spanish goodies. She ordered croquetas con queso. No Bueno for me.

Let's be reminded that, when growing up with three big brothers who have even bigger appetites, if you so much as even blink when food is put down on the table, there's a very high chance you open your eyes to an empty plate. Plus since they were "growing boys" for quite some time, meat and poultry were a mainstay on the menu. Conclusion: I love meat.