Last year, September 18, 2012, we had a tour in Ilocos and stayed in Hotel Salcedo de Vigan for our first night. We arrived at exactly 5:55 am and the sun was already up. It's located a street away from Calle Crisologo.
From the outside, the hotel already made me smile. You see, I'm fond of vintage things especially vintage houses and Hotel de Salcedo just made me fall in love.
The hotel was very classic looking. I love the touch and feel of the flooring, the doors, the interiors... everything! The staff are very welcoming and accommodating. Their wifi was great too.
The room was spacious and the air conditioning was good. The place was quite and they have cable!
We weren't able to try out the meals in their Cafe/Restaurant because we spent the entire day exploring Vigan. We only got to taste their breakfast (as included in our hotel booking), but I wasn't able to eat much because I don't eat longganisa. Hehe.
Some of the people I was with during the tour complained how creepy the place was. I don't know why they find it creepy because I totally find it gorgeous... gorgeous in a vintage way. Hehe.
Since it's Independence day and I wanted to go and hang out in the mall, I searched my wardrobe for pieces that could resemble with Philippine's Independence and this is the closest that I can up with.
Honestly, I don't know how to describe my outfit last Friday. I wore this top I bought from a thrift store in Papua New Guinea. It was the Jajay's top from this post while pairing it with my LeDonne pastel pink flats, my BNY jeans and my Sophie Martin bag. To finish up the girly look, I wore my i2i shades. I felt pretty that day. Simple but pretty. :p
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