The Vigan Plaza Hotel has over a Hundred & Thirty years of history to speak of. It has been a witness to many historic events, introduction of cultures and changing of eras. Built in 1870 by spouses Don Agrifino Singson and Donya Benita Encarnacion as their residence. In 1903, the house was inherited by their son, Don Vicente Singson, then by the grandson, Jose Encarnacion Singson. During this per
iod, the house was rented out and was known in history books as the New Vigan Hotel. In 1908, with the passing of Don Jose, his wife, Donya Esperanza Sebastian, had the house rented out to Naom Tanos, who renamed it Tanos Hotel. Some years after 2nd World War, when Naom Tanos moved out of Vigan in 1954, Donya Esperanza Sebastian and her family re-occupied the house. In mid-1960s, it was inherited by son, Dr. Jose Sebastian Singson, married to Rosanna Tugade of Sto. Domingo, Ilocosa Sur. On their passing, their children and grandchildren took over and slowly expanded it while preserving its Filipino-Spanish heritage. Showcasing Spanish-Colonial accommodations, Vigan Plaza Hotel proves that antique decor can be luxuriously comforting, especially when complemented by modern amenities. Our suites, rooms, and dormitories commonly have air-conditioning, an electronic SIM card-based door-lock system, and Internet access. Each accommodation is fitted with a private toilet and bath, 21-inch cable TV, IDD phone, writing desk and chair, and luggage rack. Our Vigan hotel rates include daily breakfast, too. Some guestrooms also have a coffee nook, mini-bar, and refrigerator. A hot & cold shower and hair dryer are available in a number of our Vigan accommodations as well.
