checked in after a hike to volcano Taal with some colleagues. The room is connected to an adjacent room and thus soundproof is not good as I could hear anything happening next door, particularly a noisy kid crying for everything. I went to ask for assistance. after some negotiation, I settled for an accessible room with two beds for myself and no bathtub. as it is still connecting to another room but the receptionist promised no one would move in since it was quite late already. unfortunately, after a short walk before dinner, I found the same thing happening again. sick of keeping changing room, I just asked for a pair of ear plugs to get through the night, the receptionist denied with some sort of contempt on her face and told me she would ask the next door guests to tune down the voice. after a poor quality night, i went to have breakfast. right after took some food to my table, a waitress approached me and asked me to better dress as I was wearing a sleeveless T-shirt (am I on holiday?). although I was offered with their clothes. for hygiene sake, I went back to my room to change (by the way, a small piece of notice indeed hung in the cabinet requiring a dress code in restaurant and bar). in a couple of minutes, I went back to the restaurant and found my table was cleaned. a funny hotel to say the least.