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Palm Grass Hotel Cebu Package Tours

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Relish the warmth, hospitality and history of Cebu with us. We promise you a memorable stay at Palm Grass, where functionality meets tradition, and the passion for historical preservation combines with the pragmatic approach of preserving Mother Earth.

Palm Grass Hotel – The hotel is named after a local weed and herbal plant, known as agusais or asahas, which grows on barren and unused lands. Just like the humble palm grass, resilient and persistently growing in abundance despite harsh conditions, we aim to become staunch advocates for the preservation of the Cebuano cultural heritage as well as promote eco-friendly practices at all times.  Relish the warmth, hospitality and history of Cebu with us. We promise you a memorable stay at Palm Grass, where functionality meets tradition, and the passion for historical preservation combines with the pragmatic approach of preserving Mother Earth.

Cafe – Kapihan ni Lumaya
Kapihan ni Lumaya, located at the very heart of the hotel lobby, offers native Cebuano, Filipino, Asian and international cuisines that suit every guest’s palate. This serves as a statement of every culture mixed through history and travel.
Our combined café and restaurant will please you visually and gastronomically. You will surely love our version of distinctly Cebuano cuisine, with dishes and drinks named after Cebu native warriors. The café is named after Lumaya who, according to folklore, was the founder of the Rajahnate of Cebu.

Roof Deck Bar  – Hardin Dagami
Hardin Dagami offers a chill-out place for every guest who wants to unwind and see the city lights of the downtown area.  Situated at the rooftop of the hotel, it has a saltwater dipping pool and a wellness mini-gym. Here, you can listen to acoustic bands at night, and do your yoga pose in the morning.  Exciting native games would be made available upon request.

Situated in Cebu City, 500 m from Colon Street, Palm Grass Hotel offers elegant accommodation with free WiFi access in the public areas. It features an outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant and free private parking on site.  Offering views of the city, air-conditioned rooms come with a wardrobe, minibar and a flat-screen TV with cable channels. The en suite bathroom includes shower facility and free toiletries.

Palm Grass Hotel has a 24-hour front desk, where staff can assist guests with luggage storage, car rental and tour arrangements. Daily housekeeping service is also provided.
Magellan’s Cross is 900 m from Palm Grass Hotel, while Fort San Pedro is 1.2 km away. Mactan Cebu International Airport is 9 km from the property.

April 3, 2017
119 years ago today, our brave Cebuano heroes, shouted in triumph, “Mabuhi ang Katipunan!”, “Mabuhi ang Pilipinas!” as they defeated Spanish guns with the lowly but powerful sundang kun pinuti.  After its soft opening early last year, what better date to grandly open this hotel, Palm Grass, Cebu’s only heritage hotel, than the anniversary of the triumphant commencement of the Cebu Revolution against Spain.  A project of the Guivelondo-Blanco family, PALM GRASS The Cebu Heritage Hotel is a tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of all our Cebuano ancestors who dared to dream, and dared to fight for a free Cebu and free Philippines.

Our mother, Caridad Tan-Guivelondo shares the surname of Don Isidro Guivelondo, a Spanish Mestizo lawyer, an ilustrado, who was one of the early conspirators of the Cebu Revolution against Spain. It was in Don Isidro’s house that a major Katipunan organization meeting was held to plan the Tres de Abril uprising.  Our father, Mamerto Arcilla Blanco also shared with us about the Blanco Katipuneros who escaped from the Guardia Civil through the esteros of Colon. More than 2,500 Cebuano Katipuneros fought in that Battle of Tres de Abril 119 years ago. Today, we honor them through this celebration, Engrandeng Pag-abri sa Palm Grass.

Palm Grass is more than a hotel. Named after a local weed which commonly grows in Cebu and which has witnessed history as it unfolded; now, Palm Grass as a hotel retells the story of the richness of Cebu culture and history. Palm Grass is more than a hotel. We want everyone who visit and stay at Palm Grass, to be inspired of how our heroes were able to renew Cebu society. Palm Grass also continues the legacy of Don Isidro Guivelondo, who hosted in his house a very big and significant meeting on April 2, 1898 which gathered Katipunan leaders from all over the Cebu province. Leon Kilat and other Katipuneros also rested, spent the night, and had breakfast at Don Isidro’s house! Indeed, hospitality and guest satisfaction at its finest!

Today, when you go inside Palm Grass, you are greeted by security guards dressed in the Katipunan uniform designed by Juan Luna; with the replica of the vistidora worn by Andres Bonifacio and Leon Kilat. You will read some 300 names of Cebu heroes on our walls. Our floors and suite rooms; and even our bestseller dishes and drinks are a tribute to our heroes.  We thank everyone who has contributed to our lofty vision of promoting Cebu heritage. We are most grateful to the local and foreign historians who tirelessly researched on Cebu’s brave past; our local artists, architects, engineers, suppliers, construction workers, employees, descendants of Cebu Katipuneros, and everyone who shared their time, talent, and sweat.

GUESTROOM AMENITIES:
✅ Complimentary 2 Bottled Water, Coffee Set-up,  Mini Bar,  Wi-Fi Access inside the room
✅ Cable Television,  Dental Kit, Vanity Kit, Body Lotion, Soap & Shampoo,  Hot and Cold Shower
✅ Operator assisted telephone facilities,  Room Service

ADDITIONAL ROOM AMENITIES FOR SUITE ROOMS:
✅ Electric Kettle,  Hair Dryer,   Bathtub,  Safety Deposit Box

SURCHARGE ON PEAK PERIODS
Peak period surcharge for Sinulog, Holy Week, Chinese New Year, Kadayawan, Christmas and New Year‟s Eve at Php 1,000.00 per room night. Minimum 2 nights stay during Peak Season.

Incidental Charges: Rooms and breakfast only charged to KR Travel And Tours.  All incidental charges will be on your own account. Upon check-in, the hotel will require an incidental deposit  per room per night or credit card verification. Deposit is refundable upon check-out, less the actual incidental charges incurred during your stay.

POSTPONEMENT/ CANCELLATION/ NO SHOW
Bookings may be cancelled or moved to another date, free of charge, with notice to be given at least 10 days prior to arrival. For notice given less than 5 days, the hotel will charge 1 night cancellation fee. No Refund for No Show.

CHECK-IN & CHECK-OUT TIME
Rooms will be ready for check-in from 3:00 PM and you may check-out until 11:00Am. Requests for early check-in from 6:00 AM onwards or late check-out until 6:00 PM may be arranged, subject to availability, and with a corresponding fee. Should you require immediate access to your room upon arrival before the standard check-in time, we recommend that you book an additional night prior to the arrival date. Similarly, should you require guaranteed late check-out, booking an additional night will assure you of continued stay until your late departure. Extension of stay date shall be subject to room availability.

CHILDREN’S POLICY
Child/ Children, 8 and below, maximum of 2, sharing room with parents using existing bedding/s, are free of charge without breakfast.  Children 9 years old and above will be charged the full extra person rate. Extra person can be added at the booking section by clicking the + button.

Booking terms and conditions:

Booking must be made 2 days before the arrival date. This will allow us to make the arrangements smoothly. In the event that this is hotel is not available upon booking, we will provide another hotel accommodation with the same category.

No refunds can be made in case your booking is cancelled for reasons beyond our control of such as caused
by forces of nature, like typhoon, earthquakes, airline or fast craft delays/cancelled trip, medical reasons and others.

Hotel accommodation is subject to availability upon booking confirmation.
Rates are subject to change without prior notice.

✈️ Travel Tips

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Pack light

Packing light means more freedom — you can move easily and quickly between the airport, hotel and tours. Choose versatile, quick-dry clothes for Cebu's warm, humid weather.

Bring carry-on only if you can

Skipping checked luggage saves time at the baggage claim and avoids delayed or lost bags. Check your airline's hand-carry size and weight limit before you fly — local airlines are strict at the counter.

Complete your travel documents early

Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your stay. Arriving in or leaving the Philippines on an international flight? Register on the official eTravel portal (etravel.gov.ph) before your flight — always check the latest entry rules.

Keep digital copies

Save photos of your passport, IDs, tickets, hotel vouchers and insurance in your email or cloud storage, so you can get them from any phone if the originals are lost.

Essentials in your hand-carry

Keep medicines, valuables, chargers and electronics with you. Power banks and spare lithium batteries must go in your hand-carry — airlines do not allow them in checked bags.

Money & payments

Tell your bank about your travel dates so your card isn't blocked abroad. Cards work in malls and hotels, but carry some Philippine pesos in cash for small shops, tricycles, tips and island trips.

Stay connected

Buy a local SIM or eSIM at the airport for data and calls. Philippine SIMs must be registered with a valid ID — the airport counters can help you do it on the spot.

Sun, sea & weather

Use reef-safe sunscreen, wear a hat and drink plenty of water. June to November is the rainy / typhoon season, so keep your plans flexible and check the weather before island trips.

Get travel insurance

Choose a policy that covers medical care, trip delays and cancellations — especially useful for boat trips that can be cancelled by weather.

Bring a small first-aid kit

Plasters, motion-sickness tablets for boat rides, insect repellent and basic medicine can save your day — and maybe help a fellow traveler too.