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Silay City, Philippines
5 Hotel Rooms Located in Silay City, the German Unson Heritage House offers an immersive experience in history, dating back to its construction in 1938. An embodiment of Silay’s heritage, this two-story house, declared a heritage site in 1993, represents the legacy of a prominent local family.
Its Spanish Mission Colonial architecture, reminiscent of pre-World War II design, stands as a testament to the past. Each meticulously adorned room, bearing the name of its former occupants, exudes a unique story, preserving the charm of a bygone era. Stepping into these spaces feels akin to a journey back in time, a stay akin to residing within a living museum.
Immaculately maintained by its dedicated owner, Chell, this establishment offers guests more than just accommodation; it promises an immersive experience in heritage. Chell’s dedication to preserving the house’s authentic feel ensures guests are welcomed warmly and made to feel right at home.
Beyond its doors lie Silay’s historical gems – San Diego Pro-Cathedral, Hofilena Heritage House, and more. A stay here offers easy access to neighboring museums and attractions, such as the Bernardino Jalandoni Museum and Balay Negrense Museum.
Please note:
Additional Single bed rate includes a sumptuous breakfast worth 16USD.
Rates are VAT-inclusive and subject to change without prior notice.
Children under seven stay for free.
Check-in: 2:00 PM / Check-out: 12:00 NN.
Silay, officially known as the City of Silay, is a third-class component city situated in Negros Occidental, Philippines, with a population of 130,478 according to the 2020 census. Part of the Metro Bacolod area, it is home to a thriving commercial and fishing port and the modern Bacolod–Silay International Airport.This city is fondly referred to as the "Paris of Negros" due to its rich cultural heritage, vibrant arts scene, and a remarkable collection of well-preserved heritage houses. Over thirty heritage houses have been recognized by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines as part of the Silay National Historical Landmark. The city celebrates its 58th charter anniversary, its name derived from the Kansilay tree, the city's official tree, originating from an age-old local legend.Silay has a rich history dating back to its initial settlement in 1565, initially known as "Carobcob" and later referred to as "Calubcub", "Caracol", and "Caraco". The city's history is steeped in tales of bravery, resilience, and cultural evolution.It became a recognized town in 1760 and a chartered city on June 12, 1957, renowned for its vibrant arts, cultural heritage, and ecotourism. Silay hosts the annual Hugyaw Kansilay Festival on June 12th, symbolizing its growth from a modest pueblo to a vibrant city boasting a unique dance presentation depicting the Legend of Kansilay, the story behind the city's name.
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Chell, the current homeowner of the German Unson Heritage House, warmly welcomes guests to the charming two-storey dwelling. She passionately oversees the property, ensuring a delightful stay steeped in history and comfort. With meticulous attention to detail, Chell personifies hospitality, embracing guests within the heritage-rich walls where each room tells its own captivating story, reflecting the city's cultural legacy.
