Don't know if this place even exists, anymore. It was just a 'typical' mid-western motel. What set this one apart was the pool. The parking lot was a bi-level affair. The pool spanned both levels of the parking lot. The lower level had windows into the pool, so you had an underwater view of the swimmers. In a moment-in-time fashion, I learned how to swim in this pool.

This is a medium sized town outside what used to be Subic Naval Base. As can be imagined, the area right outside the base was packed with bars. It was a world of its own. I don't know what it's like now. The rest of the town was mostly residences. An interesting place.

Hosts a large shipyard. The area outside the shipyard is full of bars, clubs, restaurants, and shops. It's quite a place to visit and shopping is an adventure all its own.

It was a long trip, by motorcycle, from San Miguel to Manila. The hotel was a safe place to leave my bike and a good place to rest. It was right on the main drag, a divided concourse, not far from the water. I went back several times and did some good exploring. Very enjoyable.

Had my picture taken by a magazine reporter - didn't know about it until I ran across a copy of the magazine a couple of months later.  It was a nice road trip and a pleasant town.

Don't remember where it was - the burger was tasty, and the soda was refreshing.

I wasn't down there in the best of times, but that little laundramat was a life saver. Had to keep an eye on our laundry bags, though, as they had a tendency to want to grow legs :)