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OUR FIRST ROOM – NUMBER 337
Fort Ilocandia - Room 337 Front Door
Fort Ilocandia - Room 337 Bathroom Mirror
Fort Ilocandia - Room 337 Toilet Paper Dispenser
Fort Ilocandia - Room 337 Bathroom Door Mildew
Fort Ilocandia - Room 337 Bathroom Ceiling
Fort Ilocandia - Room 337 Aircon Vent
Fort Ilocandia - Room 337 Ceiling
Fort Ilocandia - Room 337 Draperies
Fort Ilocandia - Room 337 Television
THE RESTAURANTS
There are only two restaurants serving the whole resort – both are
overpriced and lacking in any semblance of quality. The “coffee shop” is where all of the items
for the main restaurant, room service, pool and cocktail bars are
prepared. This menu consisted of was
mostly inedible. The chef salad
consisted of hard-boiled egg, slices of Spam and “quick-melt cheese” (a
Velveeta-type non-dairy cheese product) on top of tired iceberg lettuce.
There are only two types of salad dressings served in the entire resort
– oil and vinegar or thousand island. Apparently
the chefs at this “5-star resort” have never heard of honey-mustard, balsamic
vinaigrette, Roquefort, French, Italian, Caesar, or buttermilk ranch, to name a
few standard issues.
The second restaurant is a Chinese restaurant, and serves a bland
assortment of second-rate Chinese food.
I ordered hot and sour soup and it smelled rather off. I also ordered a noodle dish which was
equally distasteful.
THE ACTIVITIES
Fort Ilocandia - Available & Unavailable Activities
Fort Ilocandia - Watersports Facility - Closed
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