We arrived at Vigan past 11am. We dropped by my dad's friend who accompanied us to El Juliana Hotel.

El Juliana is a spacious old building which has retained much of its features back from the Spanish times.

The building is almost hidden from outside by high brick walls. With its enormous wooden gate, with a smaller door cut out of it, you will really feel like you're in a European medieval palace or in a Spanish parador.

It has flagged stones on the ground floor...

a wide imposing staircase going to the second floor...

and huge polished hardwood floorboards all over the second floor up to the bedrooms.

El Juliana's bedrooms are spacious. Our room already has 3 beds so we just requested for 3 extra mattresses for the boys.

Each room also has an added feature of an array of the modern-day equipment you have in your own home like cable TV, private safe, air conditioning, and hot and cold shower.

There are some rooms overlooking to the pool while others have a veranda.

They also have another distinct attraction in the hotel--the spacious lobby with a lot of paintings and wooden furniture...

a restaurant/cafe...

and the free wifi! :D Wifi signal in rooms are weak though. :(

Situated at the heart of the city and just a few walks away from the Heritage Village and Plaza Burgos, El Juliana Hotel sure is a great place to stay in Vigan.

EL JULIANA HOTEL

5 Liberation Blvd. cor. Quirino Blvd.
Contact Numbers: +63(77) 722.29.94

Vigan City, Philippines

Emman and Chrissi arrived after we had our breakfast.

Emman decided to take a nap first while Chrissi joined us as we invaded the beach! We immediately took photos the moment we stepped on the white sand hahahaha! It's as if we never get tired of taking photos since day 1! Thanks Chrissi for the nice shots! :D

Each of us will surely strike a pose whenever we see a camera.

Every pose just comes out naturally haha!

Meet the Boracay Sexy Bodies!!!! Hahaha!

Well I guess we all share the same frustrations! ;P
It was almost lunch time and the sun was scorching so we decided to head back to the hotel for lunch. If not just because of the heat of the sun I'm sure we really wouldn't mind taking pictures all day! :P

We had Sinigang na Tuna, Fried Tuna, Brown Rice, and Indian Mangoes for lunch.

After lunch we all agreed to have some siesta so that we can recharge and prep up for our ATV adventure in the afternoon. :D

After our make believe photo shoot, Mark and I were both tired and hungry when we got to the hotel.

Pancakes and scrambled eggs were prepared by Ate for breakfast. I love the eggs because it didn't have salt (I don't like salty eggs!) and the syrup made from Mascobado sugar was just right for the moist and soft pancakes.

We also made sure that we captured every moment of our first breakfast in Boracay! :D

We were just planning on where to have lunch, when a tuna vendor passed by. He offered the tuna for Php200 so we bought it and had Ate cook it for lunch. And as usual, we again took photos of it! :P