How to Get to the Furnished Apartment in Novaliches from the Airport

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Me (Aileen Soriano with my sweetheart :)











This Google blog will give you guidelines you need and information
about Novaliches, Q.C.  and North Luzon provinces in the  Philippines.
If you are going straight and stay at the vacation apartment in novaliches
you may call us at +639175623143, +639228824295 or +029372985.

The furnished apartment in Novaliches is for our family, relatives, friends, friends of
friends for the upkeep of the place.

Straight from the Airport: This is advisable for friends and relatives who
had been at the vacation rentals in Novaliches.

But if  you are adventurous you may go straight from the airport;
and an available furnished house will be offered to you.
Make sure  you bring your passport, booking payment,
and valid identification card.

Below are tips on how to get a taxi and arrive safely too.

So here are things to remember when you arrive at the Philippines airport:

1. Hire an official metered taxi from the airport.

Check if the taxi has an identification card,
and the photo is the drivers.

Take note of the name of the driver and the company.

 Make sure you share or texted the name of your official
taxi driver to a relative and his car number to your closest
friend or relative.

Call us at +639175623143  or +639228824295 to
check if there are available furnished apartment to stay for your holiday 
vacation or short term stay this month.


Never ride the taxi when it does not have any identification card.
Text your relative or trusted friend or your destination,
the complete name of the taxi, the car taxi number
and the name of the driver. Inform the driver that you
are doing this precautionary measures in the Philippines.

Look smart, be smart.

Arrival Tips:


1. Please bring passport and valid identification cards.

2. We will personally give instructions to the driver or you may choose to do so.

You may however opt to give the directions:

1. Take North Edsa route.
2. Upon reaching North Edsa, take Mindanao Avenue highway going to Novaliches.
3. Turn left to Quirino highway, you will pass by a fresh market (we are five minutes away).
4. Turn left to seminaryo or the street going towards Our Lady of the Angels Seminary.
5. Look for L. Cleofas Street, turn left (landmark is a big blue SSS gate). Then look for #9.
6. While in the taxi call us at +639175623143 or +639228824295 in case waze fails to locate the place.
7. Please prepare two identification cards and passport.


How to get to Vacation House in Novaliches using the purple line (LRT2 Station):


1. Ride any station from Recto, Legarda, Pureza, V. Mapa, J. Ruiz, Gilmore, Anonas, Katipunan, Santolan/M.A. Roxas.

Go down in Araneta Cubao Station.

Please ask the ticketing office and the guard which train
in going to Araneta Station so as not to get lost.
Approach only uniformed personnel
or officers in the station.

2. Walk through Gateway, Shangrila Malls and Araneta Malls,
a good 15 minutes walk exercise in interconnecting Malls
going to MRT Station Cubao.

3. Ride the MRT Train in Araneta Cubao Station
going to MRT North Edsa Station.

4. Go down to MRT North Edsa Station.
Go down to your left side stairs in the MRT
North Edsa Station and look for the GT Express
Station going to Novaliches Seminaryo.
5. Take a walk till you reach second street:
Cleofas street. Text and call us at +639175623143 (Globe Line) or
+63922882429.

Safety Travel Using Any Taxi in the Philippines

1. Always use an official Airport Taxi with identification card and
the photo the same as the driver. Take note of the company.
The car number is recorded and is monitored.

Advisable when its your first time.

2. The fare is a bit higher than an ordinary taxi.

3. Best to go straight to your destination and
do not ask for advice where to stay from the taxi.

4. Be ready and sure of your destination before
landing to the Philippines.

5. Be smart all the time when in the Philippines.

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