Top five reasons why you should book a stay in TAG Resort and Leisure Complex when you travel to Coron

COVID-19 has kept us away from people and the things we love doing the most, especially travel. But with the country easing into recovery mode, movement restrictions are also gradually lifting.

As you begin planning your post-lockdown itinerary while searching for the best travel rates you can get your hands on, do consider visiting one of the most beautiful island destinations this side of the world: Coron.

Recently, a new destination resort just 20 minutes away from the airport promises to give visitors a rewarding luxurious yet homey experience. TAG Resort and Leisure Complex opened its doors at the height of the pandemic in 2020, and mainly catered to local guests in its first few months of operation. But now that Coron is accepting domestic and international tourists, the resort is getting ready for busy times ahead. “The resort is designed to be an experience on its own”, TAG Hotels & Resorts Managing Director Stephen Tagud says. “We would like it to be not just a place where people room in after exploring Coron for a day. We want them to also relax and have fun discovering our resort’s unique features so they can fully enjoy their stay.”

So why book your accommodations in Tag Resort and Leisure Complex?  Here we count down the Top Five Reasons Why:

It has spacious rooms and suites with their own gourmet coffee machines, on top of standard features such as unlimited Wi-Fi, satellite TV, en suite toilet and baths and minibars.

With surrounding cabanas, a poolside restobar, the biggest events ballroom in Coron, and a commercial strip with its own grocery and convenience store

“Our TAGpuan Commercial Strip also hosts a weekend street food fair where people can just hang out and enjoy delicious eats-on-the-go”, says Tagud.

BunTAG Restaurant serves local and international cuisine, while Tza Coffee Shop offers local brews, light meals and pastries. Guests can also check out the various art pieces and upcycled furniture spread throughout the resort, or take selfies with the instagram-worthy Tanglaw or Tree of Light in the middle of their garden – a massive resin sculpture awash in fiber optic lights at night, created by Mindanao artist Kublai Millan.

Double-filtered tap water, repurposed soap and shampoo containers, and an electric vehicle or e-trike that takes you around the resort complex among others.

All hotel waste water and rain water is collected, treated and processed and re-used to maintain the lavish greenery around the resort.

“We are currently holding a Coron Reopening Sale, and we are slashing 50-60% off of our regular room rates from November to December 2021,” shares Tagud. “Now would be the best time to book your holiday getaway or even next year’s summer vacation, so you can take advantage of our affordable packages if booked until the end of this year.”

(To know more about their Coron opening sale, visit www.tagresorts.com.ph or check out their social media accounts (FB: TagResortCoronPalawan, IG: TagResortCoron). You may also call their reservations desk at (0999) 891 8969 or (0927) 207 9056.)