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| View from main entrance of Sol y Viento resort |
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| IMHO only, a waste of mountain, space & spring water pool opportunity; design?! while awesome in size, position and certainly unique, the man-made waterfall is...well...too man-made for my liking I guess |
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| Well, couldn't this town have been much more...quaint |
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| Okay...adequate showers & they look alright imho; but do swimmers use them pre-plunge? at least they, the guests, weren't in cotton t-shirts and shorts unlike in most resorts here |
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| along the national highway |
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| Oops why is this photo here...Tom Yum Goong made by Indonesian neighbor; two weeks ago, surprise Kimbap made by Korean neighbor. I don't ask! They give :-) All masarap |
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| Pho Hanoi restaurant along the way to Los Banos |
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| simple, clean, straightforward, so you know focus is on the food, which must be good; note palochina furniture of which there are many along the road. The pho and some other dishes we ordered were delicious, fresh, in a home-cooked Vietnamese way; but we were slightly put off after realizing the special Pho Hanoi did not contain the ingredients as pictured...and we were only told after we asked about it (and after we had eaten it all, in hunger) that it was all beef, and with added beef as the other ingredients were out of stock. Sadly, the cold dessert (Three Colors--bean, gelatin, with shaved ice and milk) was not available as the gelatin imported from Vietnam was out of stock. Oh prices are alright too. Reasonable. |
