Pearlmont Hotel

pearlmont inn has seen better days. parking space was a problem. the curtains and drapes in our venue show signs of antiquity. the staff responsible for the audio system arrived late that our national anthem was not played as expected. we were not served free breakfast on the second day. we had to take a long walk to reach a fastfood chain which would cost us a little over a hundred compared to the more than 200 pesos for a basic silog meal. our room has no windows. no welcome bottled water. no network signal and no hangers in the cabinet. there are other things lacking but you get the picture. we were billeted here because we had no other choice.