Included in the list of IG-worthy activities are visiting the largest 3D museum in Asia, Art in Island Museum; trying out challenging activities at the Mystery Manila; indoor target shooting at Stronghand Shooting Range; and attending painting classes a la Van Gogh at Capitol Hills.

Even before the Mukbang Challenge took the Internet by storm, Timog Avenue has been a haven for both local and foreign foodies. A gastronomical feast, this place offers vast array of dishes from our all-time favorite Pinoy food, to Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Mexican and Persian cuisine. Of course, shaking the stress off is better done in KTV bars and restaurants with that cold beverage.

Quezon City has a high technology facility called “QCX” or Quezon City Experience. Described as a “social science museum,” it has a number of galleries that showcase many things about the progressive city. Another nearby destination is Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar, a place that will surely bring you back to the 18th century. Appreciate the intricate details and the history of the Spanish colonial-era houses when you visit this spot.

If you need to buy something, you surely have several shopping malls to choose from. Malls near Timog Avenue hotels include Fisher Mall, Centris Walk, TriNoma, Ayala Malls Vertis North, Robinsons Magnolia, SM City North EDSA and S&R Membership Shopping.

Another major advantage of staying at Timog Avenue hotels is its proximity to several government agencies. From Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and Philippine National Police (PNP), to Commission on Audit (COA), Higher Education (CHED), Human Rights (CHR), to Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), and the other relevant agencies, access their services near your accommodation.

What are you waiting for? Browse through Timog Avenue hotels but be sure to book at the hotel that provides the perfect staycation. At Cocoon Boutique Hotel, perfect staycation means luxurious yet sustainable.