The hotel is quite old and although the building complex has a very Spanish vibe to it, it also evokes an eerie feeling when you look out your window and discover the attached structure at the back, almost like Vigan but not quite like it. Because the structure is old, the room is expectedly very traditional with old AC unit, old chandelier and old lampshade. Surprisingly however, everything was working perfectly, including the hair dryer in the bathroom (clap, clap, clap; I left my dryer at home and was already preparing to buy another one but the hotel hair dryer just saved my day) and even the electric heater (and yea, you get fresh packets of coffee and tea everyday).
Perhaps the biggest asset of the hotel however, is its staff - very accommodating, always full of energy and are always ready to extend assistance.
The community however is not very peaceful as it is also home to a couple of Seafarers' Accommodation (and by God, there are just soooo many of them there!). There is also a small eatery near the hotel that serves good and cheap although definitely not the fine dining type. Overall, the experience wasn't bad although I wouldn't say it is excellent but if I have to attend a function in the future near White Knight, I definitely would book again.