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This new hotel in Pangasinan can be your base for exploring Hundred Islands

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Proxy Plus is a great base for exploring the Hundred Islands National Park. Handout

Planning to go the Hundred Islands National Park this summer? Make your visit more memorable by staying in this newly opened hotel in Alaminos, Pangasinan.

Situated along the Lingayen Gulf, Proxy Plus by The Oriental Pangasinan has 80 contemporary-designed rooms, combining 4-star amenities with local charm.

It also has an infinity pool and jacuzzi, with gym and spa facilities set to open soon. Dining options include Ocean Grill Restaurant, Agtungtong Coffee Bar, and the Pool Bar. 

The hotel has welcomed guests and personalities like Charo Santos-Concio, Catriona Gray, Billy Crawford, and Alessandra de Rossi since its soft opening last April 12.

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According to Rebecca Lee, president and chief executive officer of LKY Group of Companies, they chose Alaminos as the location for Proxy Plus after seeing a gap in high-quality accommodations in the area. 

"We saw the growing demand and wanted to offer world-class facilities while deeply engaging with the local community," she said. 

Proxy Plus has prioritized hiring members of the community and sourcing supplies from neighborhood vendors, farmers, and fisherfolk.

Lee noted that only a few properties in Alaminos offer full amenities. "We've built full-service dining, event spaces, and a seaside infinity pool," she said. 

Alaminos, where Hundred Islands National Park is located, is seeing a surge in visitors this year. 

From January to April 2025, the city recorded over 147,000 tourist arrivals, nearly 40% of last year's total of 384,000. This makes it on track to surpass its pre-pandemic benchmark of 500,000 visitors annually.

"Maganda ang takbo ng turismo ngayon," said Alaminos tourism operations Officer II Rey Livara. "We now have new attractions like the Bonsai Garden, a museum, activities on Pilgrimage Island, and even a helipad that makes access to the islands easier and faster."

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