Hi! Let's keep it simple: My name is Daisy. I was born and raised in the beautiful country of the Philippines. I have lived in the United States for quite some time now, and yet, my heart is still beating steadfastly to retire in the Philippines. My love for travel prompted me to join the hosting community. Hospitality is part of who I am as an individual and as part of my upbringing as a Filipino. While in the US, I took Travel and Tourism alongside Cultural Anthropology, Fine Arts, and Business. And in graduate school, I successfully conquered the challenges associated with getting a Master's degree in communication, focusing in media and journalism. My goal is to host visiting tourists in the Philippines. I appreciate how living in the Western world has contributed to my growth and development as a person. I can return the favor by hosting foreign tourists in my country with extreme hospitality, convenience, and comfort. Most importantly, to ensure that their visit is safe and memorable. Wherever you may be coming from around the world, I welcome you to the Philippines!

The place you will be staying is one of the most popular destination for curious tourists. It is a bustling community you won't see anywhere else in the world. It is distinct in its own right. There are many foreign food bloggers who have featured Tondo's street food, sharing stories of their experiences. Rustic Harbour has four units to choose from: if you are traveling by yourself, you can book in one of the studios with two high quality sleep systems, or if you are 4 individuals, you may want to book our 2-bedroom unit. Rustic Harbour allows guests to cook their own meal. I get it: there is nothing like having the taste of home away from home. This is why RH made sure that a good-sized refrigerator is available to store your food, a microwave to warm up any left-over of a previously prepped meal: coffee maker is also available to brew your own coffee. RH is doing its best to provide you with the essential necessities during your stay: Better than expensive hotels, if you will. Who wants to pay every time you need something extra? Of course! We do have internet, so you can call your friends and family back home and share with them your experiences!