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Masskara Festival Messages and Wishes

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Here’s Why North Tourist Inn Is Your Ideal Place to Stay in Bacolod

North Tourist Inn greets you with its bright interiors.

Image: North Tourist Inn Facebook page

Visiting the City of Smiles could be exciting, with the historical landmarks, the restaurants to try, and the beaches and highlands to explore! With such a jam-packed itinerary, who would not be exhausted by the end of the day? Because of that, travelers need a comfortable inn in Bacolod in a good location while exploring the city—a hotel like North Tourist Inn.

Judging by its name, you already know this place is designed for travelers. Whether you are a businessman setting up for your next meeting, a group achieving your barkada (group of friends) travel goals, or just a lone traveler wanting to explore the wonders of Bacolod, North Tourist Inn will adequately suit your needs and wants. Read on to see what this new inn in Bacolod welcomes you with.

1. Located along Lacson Street, the hotel is near famous spots and transportation hubs.

Pictures of tourist spots in Bacolod City are hung in the lounge area.

Images: North Tourist Inn Facebook page

The North Tourist Inn is one of the places to stay in Bacolod, located beside the Mandalagan Flyover, and is just a 2-minute walk from the Ceres North Bus Terminal. It is near The Ruins, a famous historical landmark, and is a 30-40 minute drive to Campuestohan Highland Resort. Public transportation can never be an issue, for jeepneys pass by the hotel 24/7.

Since the North Tourist Inn stands along Lacson Street, food hunters will easily access recommended restaurants and cafes, such as Pendy’s, Calea, and Chicken House. Travelers are not the only ones who would find this inn in Bacolod ideal; businessmen and event attendees can also take advantage of the location. Most call centers, government offices, and workplaces are also a ride from the hotel. Convention attendees and concertgoers in the North Tourist Inn are close to famous venues like the SMX Convention Center and the University of St. La Salle Coliseum.

2. The rooms’ decors are modern and minimalist.

Isn’t it great to rest in a well-designed space after a tiring day in the city? In North Tourist Inn, relaxation begins once you see the visually appealing modern interiors. Designed by the owner herself, the rooms are painted cream, gold, and brown.

If you’re looking for a place to stay in Bacolod, this inn in Bacolod offers 36 rooms in total, and there are six types to choose from: Standard Single Room, Standard Double Room, Deluxe Twin Room, Deluxe Room, Family Room, and Executive Suite. All North Tourist Inn rooms have a flat-screen TV with cable and an air-conditioning unit, including free Wi-Fi, complimentary bottled water, and toiletries. Other rooms with higher rates have more amenities, which will be mentioned below.

Standard Room

Most of the hotel’s rooms are Standard Double rooms.

Image: North Tourist Inn Facebook page

Deluxe Room

The single bed is obviously for the third wheel in the group.

Image: North Tourist Inn Facebook page

Deluxe Rooms (PhP1,900 for twin beds; PhP2,300 for one double and one single bed) have bigger spaces than the standard types at North Tourist Inn. This inn in Bacolod can also give traveling buddies a pleasant city view during golden hour.

Family Room

Get the group to bond better in North Tourist Inn’s Family Rooms.

Image: North Tourist Inn Facebook page

Is it the season for your family trip? Or do you want to stay in a big room for your #TravelBarkadaGoals? The Family Room (PhP2,700) at North Tourist Inn, which also gives a beautiful city view, is ideal for people traveling in big groups. It also comes with a kitchenette.

Executive Suite

There is an in-room coffee or tea maker in the room.

Image: North Tourist Inn Facebook page

If you want a place to stay in Bacolod where you can experience living lavishly, this room at North Tourist Inn, the Executive Suite (PhP2,700), is the best choice! Its king-sized bed can be the perfect option for honeymoon-goers in the city. You can use its amenities at this inn in Bacolod, like a mini refrigerator, a hair dryer, an in-room safe, and slippers.

These rooms at North Tourist Inn have different things to offer, but one thing’s the same: all customers checked in the hotel will get complimentary breakfast the following day. Meanwhile, an additional PhP750 fee will be charged for every extra person with a bed and breakfast.

3. North Tourist Inn doesn’t want guests to get hungry.

You don’t have to go out just for a bite at the hotel’s spacious restaurant.

Images: North Tourist Inn Facebook page

Every traveler wants good food, and the hotel delivers just this. North Tourist Inn serves many dishes, including appetizers, mains, and desserts. One of the must-tries is its best-seller, Chicken Cordon Bleu. You can order a beer bucket for PhP390 if you have a drink at this inn in Bacolod.

Restaurant hours are from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM at North Tourist Inn, so if you plan to have your breakfast earlier, inform the staff beforehand. Guests can also stay in their rooms for meals and drinks for a small PhP50 room service charge.

4. There is a function room for meetings and events.

The Function Room can be rented for four hours.

Image: North Tourist Inn Facebook page

Meetings or seminars don’t have to be far from your hotel or our room. North Tourist Inn has an in-building function room catering to 25 to 30 people. Organizers can choose any dish from the hotel restaurant’s menu for the food and drinks to be served during the event.

Locals can also book the function room at North Tourist Inn for celebrations such as birthdays, baby showers, or simple gatherings. Its simple interiors make designing the room according to the event theme easy. The Function Room is at PhP8,000 for four consumable hours. Parking won’t be a problem at this inn in Bacolod since there is ample parking space at the back.

North Tourist Inn is located at Lacson Street, Mandalagan, Bacolod. Contact 034 700 7672 for bookings and inquiries. You may also visit their Facebook page at https://web.facebook.com/northtouristinnbacolod.

Bacolod City is already booming economically; these days, it is always packed with tourists exploring the area. If you’re planning to visit the city, make sure to find a place to stay in Bacolod that is comfortable and modern. With North Tourist Inn’s abundance of creature comforts, stylish rooms, and great amenities, it’s undeniable that you will have a pleasant stay.

Visit Yoorekka Magazine for more hotel options in Bacolod and Negros!

This article was initially published in Yoorekka on June 26, 2019.

Rates may change without notice.

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Happy Masskara Festival!

I found out about this festival in an educational video on TikTok. It intrigued me. I know little about half or both of my ethnicities and cultures as a mixed child. So I went digging into Filipino holidays and festivals. I find some of them that are interesting and fun, and this is one of them.

The Masskara festival is about a rough time in the 1980s when sugar profit declined, as the provinces' main profit, during harsher famines. So the people of Bacolod made masks to bring positivity and to make income during those times. And now it's one of the happiest festivals as a reminder of what they've gone through and continued to share happiness.

[dhadha]

• 𝗖𝗮𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗻’𝘀 𝗞𝗶𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝗕𝘆 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗹𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘀 This October, have a blast at the Masskara Festival in Bacolod and while you’re here, satisfy your cravings and delight your palate by dining at Carmen's Kitchen. Owned by the Manalotos, it’s the newest “it” restaurant for tourists and locals attending the Masskara Festival! 📣 Full details on the blog — www.theblueink.com/carmens-kitchen-bacolod _ #CarmensKitchen #BacolodResto #BacolodEats #BacolodCity #MasskaraFestival #BacolodBlogger #NegrenseBloggers #NBSI (at Carmen's Kitchen) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjmnrPiBnaR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Lahi sab gyud ang #chickeninasal sa #Bacolod. Nindot ibisita didto Kay #masskarafestival season na pero if you just crave some #BacolodChickenInasal then all you have to do is to go to #SugboMercado and eat at #BacolodChickenHouse! Enjoy kaayo labi na sa ilang #rice na puno sa #chickenoil! #kalamicebu #eatlocal #chickenbbq #inasal #happytummy #foodblogger (at Sugbo Mercado) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjabsTMBK-u/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Check out the artful display of masks that’s reminiscent of Bacolod’s #MasskaraFestival at @13ubay. Come for both the food and artsy interiors. . . . . . . #art #artph #instaart #forartssake #restoarts #restaurantart #wheretogoph #wheretonextph #goplacesmanila . . . . . . Follow me on IG/FB: @beingjellybeans. Check out my blog beingjellybeans.wordpress.com. (at 13 Ubay St. Comfort Dining) https://www.instagram.com/p/BncXJaGnU6u/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1szms2d5nlvyr

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“Yuhom” is a hiligaynon word for smile. Former Mayor Jose “Digoy” Montalvo Jr. also known as the “Father of the Masskara Festival” said “...because of the crisis and tragedy, the more we need a festival that will bring back the smile on people’s faces and make them dance.” #lagawsabuklod #masskara #masskarafestival #bacolodcity #bacolod #bacolodbased #bacolodcity #supportlocal #bacolodbloggers #lagawsabuklod www.lagawsabuklod.com www.facebook.com/lagawsabuklod www.tumblr.com/lagawsabuklod www.twitter.com/lagawb photos by @m.a.cubos_07 (at Bacolod City) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAkHJl4nK0d/?igshid=87893xvlmgqn

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OCTOBER 19 ‘‘MASSKARA FESTIVAL’’

The term Masskara is coined from two words: mass, meaning crowd, and the Spanish word cara, for face; thus the double meaning for "mask"  and "many faces". The Masskara festival was first conceived in 1980 to add color and gaiety to the Bcolod City's celebration of its Charter Day anniversary, on 19 October. The symbol of the festival - a smiling mask - was adopted by the organizers to dramatize the Negrenses happy spirit, despite periodic economic downturns in the sugar industry.

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Masskara Festival Messages, Quotes and Greetings

Wish your family and friends on this occasion with MassKara Festival wishes and greetings. The MassKara Festival quotes and sayings are perfect to share on Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram.

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"Once a Binibini, Always a Binibini" char ✌🏻 "Officially a Beauty Queen" char ulit ✌🏻 Lawyers Look 2019 3rd Runner up NDU Law Days 2019 #MasskaraFestival #Seniors #4thYear #gradwaiting🎓 #LastAndProud And I, thank You https://www.instagram.com/jibrylle/p/BujMje0ApUWQp4qX2eOmoZoxzzeW7duEvLDAuQ0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=hyj5qdury0rl

[dhadha]

• Hello October, Hello Birth Month! 😍 Manifesting unexpected blessings, financial stability, peace of mind, emotional healing and strength. May this month bring joy and overflowing success! ✨ _ 𝐁𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐤 𝐘𝐮𝐡𝐮𝐦, 𝐁𝐚𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐝! 🎭 The much-awaited Masskara Festival here in Bacolod also starts today! _ 👱🏻‍♀️ Dhadha Garcia 💌 dhagarcia@gmail.com 💻 Blogs: • www.theblueink.com • www.twenteenmom.com • www.classysweets.com 🌐 Let's Connect! • facebook.com/garciadhadha • instagram.com/dhadhagarcia • youtube.com/dhadhagarcia • twitter.com/dhadhagarcia • tiktok.com/@dhadhagarcia _ #October2022 #BacolodCity #BacolodBlogger #NegrenseBlogger #BacolodMommyBlogger #MommyBloggerPH #MomfluencerPH #PHBlogger #AsianBlogger #TheBlueInkPH #TwenteenMom #ClassySweets #BirthMonth #BalikYuhom #MassKara2022 #MassKaraFestival https://www.instagram.com/p/CjK7JIuBYXU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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MASSKARA FESTIVAL - BACOLOD

     Let's go to the City of Smiles to see the magnificent fiesta of the Bacolodians.

     MassKara is one of the biggest and liveliest festivals in the Philippines. It has parades, parties, pageants, food fairs, and street dances as well as the main attraction of the festival, their Masskara.

     MassKara Festival is famous for its bright and colorful masks and costume that you can see on the streets, dancing with heart-pounding music, and people around the world come to witness the greatness of MassKara Festival with a smile on their faces.

Festival Date: Every 4th Sunday of October