Tacloban Hotels & Shopping
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Other fine hotels/resorts in the city are the Asia Stars Hotel, Vic-Mar Resort, Tacloban Plaza, and Hotel Alejandro. Inside this hotel is a World War II mini museum.
Shopping:
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