Booked through Hotels(dot)com and it was mentioned to call the hotel the day before arriving…read more Couldn't do that because we were on a flight. So was very glad when we showed up around 12pm (2pm is check in) they were able to confirm we were there for our stay along with holding any luggage we had so we could go around a bit. Around 1:30pm we were notified we could check into our room and that was great since we wanted to freshen up! Staff was very accommodating and was able to understand my terrible Tagalog and spoke English when needed. Room was very nice and clean, we didn't realize we needed to use our hotel room key to activate the lights and power so that was nice and interesting. The bathroom was stocked with dental hygiene utilities and we even had a spray for the toilet for easy cleaning. Bed was very comfortable to sleep on and our view was of the city from the 6th floor and it was just okay nothing that interesting. Issue we ran into was the TV remote wasn't changing the volume so I had to dig into setting to figure out how to adjust it. There's no Microwave so make sure to finish any food you have or don't refrigerate it so you can have it room temp. The included Breakfast Buffet was the HIGHLIGHT of the stay, I had thought the food would be the same as the first day, but surprisingly they switched it up with other food for variety. Loved that. Food included a mix of Filipino and American food and honestly is the only best breakfast buffet I've had in Bacolod. For dinner options they feature a Roof Top Bar which included indoor and outdoor seating (Indoor for AC) The menu was mostly Tapas and a few entree dishes but for the price you're paying def get the tapa items and share among your group to get a little taste of everything. Great experience and great price, would definitely stay again when I come back to Bacolod.

Relatively comfortable hotel. Good choices in the breakfast buffet. I found a couple of dead bugs…read morein my room, hence not the highest of ratings.

Score in between 2 to 3 stars…read more Location far from the city. Noisy neighbors. Just realized that the hotel is in a bar district. From midnight till 6am, loud music is still on. So requesting for a quiet room for accommodation is impossible. Room is spacious. Dirty shower curtain, faucets, knobs and torn bed linens. Water pressure is strong. Don't like the toilet seat. Doesn't look like it's ideal to be used in a hotel room. Hotel staff are friendly. The front desk people just need a little gracefulness when speaking to Guests in person or over the phone Booked via agoda. Just realized that I should have changed the rate from dollar to peso. I was overcharged when paying in foreign currency. Taxis on standby outside the hotel. Just across the street is mo2 bar, citimall, bowling alley and some grocery stores. Free toiletries in our room. No water.

I'm giving this hotel a 5 because for the price you pay Php800+ (single occupancy) the price point…read moreis actually very reasonable. You get a smallish room with single bed, cable TV, hot and cold shower, and plenty of storage space to store your clothes. The frontdesk staff are really courteous and very efficient. The guards are great too as they know the schedule of the buses going to Cebu or Dumaguete. They also have a mini-bar that sells soda, mineral water, chips, etc. for cheap. The place also has a spacious lawn with great lighting, perfect for that selfie! The hotel is a bit far from the main road but is accesible by foot that'll take you around 5-10 minutes. The location is good as it is near banks, restaurants, fastfood, oh and the Bacolod City Lagoon. It's also near Bongbong's Pasalubong Center so you can easily buy piaya, biscotcho, barquillos, napaleones, etc. All in all, if you're not to picky or travelling within a set budget, you'll find 11th Street Bed and Breakfast more than adequate for a short stay.

This accommodation is average at best. Definitely not my first choice, were it had been my choice…read moreto even stay here. We stayed in their supposedly best room, the superior suite and it was very underwhelming. The first night there were weird tiny insects crawling all over the bedside tables near the bathroom (possibly coming from the bathroom). We called the front desk to fix the problem and they just sprayed it down with some bug killer. Okay, so note to any future stayers, it seems bugs are a known problem! They didn't offer any alternative rooms or anything for the inconvenience. There was no fridge so couldn't store any cold beverages and if you've been to the Philippines it is hot all the time, you need cold bottled beverages. The beds were average again, 1 queen size and 1 twin size. The room itself is quite small considering its lable. The only blessing about the room was that it was air conditioned. No one else in the hotel is. Just the rooms. The hotel itself looks like someone's villa converted into an inn, with Spanish inspired tastes. It's very open air including the common area. Therefore when it rained, oh yeah things got wet. Wifi comes with the room but it's not connected all the time and very slow. They also have wifi access in the "cafe" area. The front desk staff were friendly but not very helpful. The "free breakfast" is an absolute joke. Don't even bother, poor selection, poor quality and extremely unsatisfying. You're better off going elsewhere for breakfast or making your own! I would recommend this hotel for under budget plebs as they'd be the only type to enjoy this place. Next time I'm in town I'll steer far away from this shanty. Expect the worse here.

If you could only pick one tourist spot to see in Negros Occidental, consider this place!…read more They call it The Ruins because well... it's ruined! But done so beautifully! I can only imagine how magnificent it must have been during its heydays! It's another story of a man's testament of love to his wife who died during child birth. Don Mariano Lacson built this beautiful structure in memory of his wife, Maria Braga Lacson who died while giving birth to their 8th child. According to our tour guide (and a bit of research) during WWII, Filipino guerrillas set the mansion ablaze to deter the Japanese forces from using it as some kind of headquarters. The house was blazing for three days because of the exceptional type of wood used in the structure. What's left of the house is the structure you see now. It's still currently maintained by Lacson's heirs. It is also available to rent for private events. Imagine the photographs! There is an entrance fee - it's affordable. There's also a restaurant on the grounds, so if you happen to need sustenance, it's available. It really is an architectural wonder! If at anytime you're in the area, make a stop! It'll be worth it!

My first attempt in visiting this place was it was closed for an event, however, they do have a…read morefacebook page where you can see those updates in any closures they might have - that i didnt know. Now i do! Anyways, so they have a parking lot for small and large vehicles. There also is an entrance fee for each person. It is a self-guided tour with notes on each artifact. There is a restaurant on site with both indoor and outdoor seating. There are stairs, but there is no second level - that was burned down during the War - all that is explained as well on one of the placards throughout the venue. Just the sheer size and how this was meticulously designed was the real marvel of this structure. Its really a sight to see. its not just a building - it was made out of love, and inspired by travel. This is a must-visit for both locals and foreigners.