The Comedor or dining area features batibot chairs and round tables to give the guests the feeling of dining in a by-gone era. The walls are accentuated by antique plateras and cabinets that are decorated with antique china coming from the collection of the hotel owner’s grandmother. A primitive coconut grater and a turn-of-the century weighing scale adorn also the walls, giving the guests an idea of the typical tools in trade of bygone days. Colorful paintings by the noted artist Solano Cruz also decorate its walls depicting age-old values such as industry, respect for elders, and communion with the Almighty. A 55-inch TV normally features videos of local industry products such as burnay or Vigan jars, ab-abel or loom-woven blankets and placemats, empanada or local taco, bagnet or local lecho kawali. For those interested, downloaded videos from you tube are also shown at regular hours in the evening for guests’
entertainment. The evening is capped with relaxing piano music and popular classical pieces to soothe weary guests coming back from their tours of the city.