Accommodation plays a role in your overall trip experience. Whether you’re staying at your hotel\/hostel\/guesthouse\/b&b\/resort the whole day or just sleeping there, it would still impact how your general feeling about the place. I guess one of the reasons why I enjoyed my Donsol trip so much was because of the overall feel and the lovely people at the Amor Farm Beach Resort.<\/p>\n

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\nOne of Donsol’s first resort, Amor Farm Beach Resort is listed as Lonely Planet as its second choice. LP describes Amor as: “right next to the vistors centre, this is a peaceful place, albeit not quite as well kept as Woodland.” They’re right about it being a peaceful place, but it seems the tourist center has moved, because it’s now a 5-minute walk from Amor. <\/p>\n
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\nYay for clean bathrooms! (I had my share of memorable<\/a> toilets<\/a>, and this is one of the rare toilets I can remember in a very positive light)<\/em><\/div>\n
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The resort is very rustic, very natural and very Filipino. The cottages have thatched roof, the rooms are spotless and the staff are very friendly. The resort is filled with greens, save for the basketball court (which used to be a place to dry their palay<\/em>). Amor also has a restaurant serving good Filipino and western dishes at reasonable prices.<\/p>\n
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\nLeft your book at home? Amor has some reading materials you can borrow. <\/em><\/div>\n

\nAmor’s restaurant also serves as the resort’s common area. There is a TV (which seemed to be always tuned to ABS-CBN — kapamilya sila!<\/em>), a a component (for videoke, perhaps?), a table laden with books and magazines from around the world (Harry Potter in French, anyone?). If you’re traveling alone and looking to chat up with other travelers, just hang out at the restaurant and you’ll surely find someone to talk to.<\/p>\n
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\nThe ever wonderful Agnes who welcomed us with open arms *drama* It’s really the people at Amor that made this stay so enjoyable.<\/em><\/div>\n

\nBeing listed in the Lonely Planet Philippines meant that most travels head to Amor Beach Resort when traveling in Donsol. If you’re going during the peak season (December – May for Donsol), better book a room beforehand because they fill up very quickly. When we were there, a room would only be unoccupied for less than an hour (just enough time for the housekeeping crew to do their job) before a new guest would settle in. Amor is the accomodation of choice for plenty of travelers who has gone butanding watching in Donsol. It’s also my choice.<\/p>\n
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\nI saw a frog there one evening *cringe*<\/em><\/div>\n

\nAmor Farm Beach Resort<\/strong>
\nDancalan, Donsol, Sorsogon
\nMobile: +63 9095181150
\nE-mail: rasyl_r_amor@yahoo.com<\/a> \/ info_amorbeachresort@yahoo.com<\/a><\/p>\n
Room rates (as of December 2009)
\nAC Room with hot & cold shower \u2013 Php 1,800
\nAC Room (standard) \u2013 Php 1,700
\nFan Room \u2013 Php 1,000 \/ 1,300
\nFan Room with hot & cold shower \u2013 Php 1,400
\nALL rooms are with ensuite bathroom and veranda overlooking the beach.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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