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“At Mango Grove Hotel, comfort isn’t claimed—it’s felt in every detail, every meal, every welcome smile.” — Mangogrove Copy Share Image
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“On tap there are seven beers (from $11) including the eye-catching GREEN pilsner. Its colour comes from the spirulina in the brewing process.” — Lonely Planet Copy Share Image
“GOING COCONUTS FOR BUKO PIE Throughout the regions around Tagaytay and San Pablo, you’ll see roadside stands selling buko pie, a local delicacy. Sort… — Lonely Planet Copy Share Image
“Experience' (samples aside) is a multimedia exhibit where you ‘become’ a beer by getting shaken up, sprayed with water and subjected to heat.” — Lonely Planet Copy Share Image
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