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I have stayed in different hotels in metro manila. I consider Heritage Hotel as one of the best and it's right at the heart of everything such as shopping, church,closed by restaurants, transporataion(s) where your friends, relatives and your other special guests could visit you in short notice. plus the night clubs around the area which i find very entartaining like the music, playing of the bands singing and dancing and many more all these add up to the hotel's features and to its prime location. I am pretty sure I will choose this Hotel once again when I return during the festive season 2010. that's all and ses again.

This hotel is unbelievable - they were not only cheaper than others, but exceeded our expectation with flying colors! They have a very welcoming atmosphere, they upgraded us twice and on another occasion they were the only hotel allowing our 17 years old son travel by himself checking in with no adult present, while all other Manila hotels denied him. The rooms are very clean and comfy. They have all amenities you can think of and some extra accessories. We only wish they added USB charge sockets and an airport/mall shuttle.

My parents stayed there. They liked the room, which is quite spacious compared to some hotels they stayed in Singapore, and reasonably well maintained. Breakfast is quite good, with a wide selection of food. My 6 yr old daughter enjoyed the swimming pools there, even though they are not very big. The location is great for us, as it is near our condo, and within walking distance from Bonifacio High Street where there are a lot of restaurants. Plus BGC is not too far from the airport (a few km), or the other attractions in Metro Manila such as Manila Bay. I would not go as far as to say it is the best hotel in the world (a question posed to us in the invitation to this review), but in our case it was our best option.

My first stay a the CGG in Makati Ave. The room was large, clean and very comfortable with a huge king bed and good fittings. Great bathroom with separate shower... loads of hot water too. The in-room WiFi was excellent - fast and stable. Have a nightcap at the cool and stylish Sky Bar on the 32nd floor to take in the amazing views of Makati, The Fort and the greater Metro Manila. For the price, I'd say the CGG is fantastic value. I will certainly be back again.

Amazing experience! I rate this hotel @ 9.5 . The hotel's cleanliness is superb (previous guests comments online was right); very, very friendly staff (Filipino hospitality at it's finest) at the same time professional; food in Copa De Manila was great and fresh; lobby's design on the floor is very attractive (that's what attracted me the most when I was choosing the hotel online at that time) with the golden yellow (love that color) dominant throughout the facility- very elegant! Big room - you don't feel boxed in. Everybody started asking what and where is the hotel when our friends saw our pictures. And lastly, Mr. Ryan Rabe - the Director of the hotel was very accommodating. Shout out to him for the complimentary room when I came back to book again and his management! A beautiful Christmas send off during my stay in Manila. Will book again in the future even when I have friends and places to stay in Manila.

The Linden Suites was a good value for what I paid. I had an executive room and not a suite but it was still pretty spacious. The hotel is near the SM Megamall if you enjoy shopping, is next door to a 24-hour convenience store if you need some quick food, and is near the Manila Rapid Transit if you would like to go anywhere else besides the Ortigas area. Although I could hear some of the sound from other rooms at night, the other hotel guests were relatively quiet and this was not a problem. The buffet breakfast was a major plus and included in the costs of the room so I made sure to load up on food in the morning in order to save on meal costs. Ortigas, where the hotel is located, is a very safe area in Metro Manila even at night. I would defnitely stay at this hotel again and consider it a bargain compared to the price of some of the "5-star hotels" in Metro Manila.

Stayed in this hotel for three times already, and I will definitely come back again . The location is good, just across NAIA terminal 3 (they provide a free shuttle bus every hour from the airport to the hotel. You can find the buses at the arrival gate at the ground floor of the airport). There are some restaurants around the area, spa, nail salons, dental clinic, pharmacy store, laundry shop , walking distance to resorts world wherein there’s also a small shopping mall, there is a near supermarket as well. The breakfast buffet is good, and you won’t get sick of the options because everyday they change the choices. The staffs were also amazing! I left my watch in the room during my first stay and they notified me and gave it back. On my third stay, I asked my mom to wait for me at the hotel since I’ll only arrive in the Philippines after a very long flight and they assisted my mom and allowed her to check-in early while waiting for me to land in Manila. Every time I go back to Manila, I choose this hotel and I highly recommend it.

We were keen to try the Novotel so combined an overnight there with Gary V's concert at the Kia Theatre. Check-in was smooth and efficient, we were upgraded to a lovely deluxe room and the 15th floor and the room itself was lovely, comfortable and chic. The hotel restaurant was good and the buffet breakfast was excellent, one of the best in Metro Manila. The only negative was the pool area where there were lots of loungers but no sun umbrellas at all-an absolute necessity in tropical climates like the Philippines. We can't wait till our next visit to the Novotel!

Makati is one of the nice places in Metro Manila. It has lots of expensive hotels and never mind cheapos. City Garden Hotel is neither. It is priced just right but has all the amenities even free bottled water supplied everyday. It is very clean and linens are fresh and not worn out. Try to book with buffet breakfast included. Breakfast can be lunch or dinner. It serves food good for breakfast, lunch or dinner. I enjoy most the chocolate beverage. There are lots of affordable restaurants, banks, and malls around. I enjoyed my facial and massage at the spa. If your flight is late in the day it is safe to leave luggages with front desk. City Garden is my hotel when I go to Manila. You get more for your money.

This hotel was more than what I expected. My family and I arrived at this high end hotel dressed and looked like we dont belong. Prior to our arrival, we were stranded at Siquijor island due to a scooter accident. We were only there for a day trip so all we had were the clothes on our back and a swim suite. so we pretty much caught a 0600 ferry back to Dumaguete for a 1045 am flight to manila while a family member packed our belongings from our hotel which was an hour away from Dgte. Anyway, we pretty much showed up looking like scrubs and the hotel staff remained friendly, concerned and accommodating. The staff even offered assistance to the nearest emergency department since I sustained a right knee injury and was covered in road rash. I would difenitely stay in this hotel again. House keeping was also very attentive and made sure we were taken cared of.

I do not understand, I have submitted three reviews for this hotel. I checked my account through Agoda last night and it says that nothing was submitted. This is terrible I poured my heart and soul into those comments ranting and raving about how good this hotel is... Sigh, internet... Ok the hotel is one of the best! Brand new, Staff Awesome all around, great breakfasts in restaurant, rooms are wonderful, beds are the best! Ask for the feather pillows and you will never want to get up. (However that might not be the best if you have a business meeting the next day, or the staff come to clean the room after you should have checked out and you are still in bed.) There is a great grocery store just across the street and parking lot. With buying a few things, and the room comes complete with a small kitchen/cutlery/fridge etc you really do not need to go out. Though there are some restaurants in the area. Many looked good, though beyond our price range. We did find a "pub" type place within walking distance (15min). Greenbelt (Malls) are a short taxi ride. You can't go wrong with booking in at this place. Unless of course you have no money at all, then you probably would not be traveling... Booking through Agoda is still the best for finding great prices for staying there and check in is never an issue... in fact we have to stay in Manila again. Even though the price this round is not as good as I would like, I'm convincing myself to pay that little extra anyway. Enjoy!

I am a hotel supplies supplier for Sofitel and Manila Hotel who has travelled extensively for business and leisure and staying regularly at IHG, JW Marriot of HK, Shangri la Hotels and Sofitel Hotels among others, I could say that Aruga by Rockwell never fails to impress! It's room amenities though not luxury is of superior quality than most five stars. The kitchen is well-equipped, there are two tv sets...staff is attentive...location is superb...what more can a busy traveler ask for?

This hotel is relatively new with fresh and sophisticated facilities. Although it’s in makati area, it’s on the far end depending on your usual travel destination locally. Nonetheless it is still relatively near to glorietta and SM malls, few local pubs, the makati itself and nearby cities. The commute is not far flung from metro Manila but be wary when commuting on peak times because there’s loads of infrastructures for war 2018-2019. Taxi is cheap, about 200-400 pesos only when travelling between 2-4 km on a very slow traffic zones already lol It’s still great to travel and taxi around metro Manila’s finest and cheapest. The hotel staff were great, friendly and accommodating. Sadly on check in times at that time, theees only one staff on reception although she managed really well, the system slightly affected as I have to wait few minutes and my roomaircon was leaking. Eventually I was transferred to similar room. The rest was bliss!!!!! Food is great.

Coming from the jeepney infested FB Harrison, entering the Henry Hotel is like traveling to another world, suddenly calm and relaxing. The beautiful greens of the majestic trees and lush gardens almost hide and protect you from what's outside. The old manila architecture of the "villas" are so well done, and hidden beneath are security and convenience tech. Romantic and charming are words that guests will surely use to describe the Henry. The front desk staff are also well trained and dressed to be one with the Henry's inviting vibe. One of things that takes away from the Henry is soundproofing from the rooms, we could easily hear loud bangs, footsteps, and baby cries from the second floor. Another is the location surroundings, which is not advisable for walking around, then again, most of Metro Manila isn't anyway. Overall, it was a beautiful experience and we will be coming back soon.

Rooms are clean, comfortable and good value for money. Staff are very friendly. Pool and fitness center are good as well. Overall it is a 3.5 star experience. It would have been 5 stars, but the food is straight up average.... As in 2.5 to 3 stars average. Breakfast buffet is relatively sloppy with almost no variation from day to day. The in-room dining is much the same. If you are eating out , it is a great place to stay because of the value and proximity to lots of places. But if you need to eat in the hotel, given Manilas god awful traffic, I would think about another option.

Richmonde is located in the business hub of Ortigas, which is a great central area in Metro Manila. While it is very accessible and close to major roads such as EDSA and Shaw boulevard, it is tucked away nicely on a quieter secondary road, which I like. The area is generally safe for visitors who would like to walk around and explore. There aren't a lot of tourist destinations here, but the hotel is close to 4 major malls, so this is quite convenient for those who want to shop. The hotel restaurant is so-so, but there are plenty of choices nearby so this is not a problem. Value for money is the main advantage of Richmonde. There are other, pricier hotels in Ortigas but for me, this would be the best choice if you want to budget your money a little bit.

the hotel was very new and definately of a 4 star plus standard. i stayed three nights with my wife and found the hotel has quality and prestigious features making a comfortable stay. the bed was by far the best feature, so soft with a pillow-top mattress, feather down doona and pillows to die for. the hotel is within a mall which has some great restaurants all at a very reasonable price by western standards. the hotel buffet breakfast was fair, with a reasonable selection, but not excellent compared to others in manila. hotel staff were very nice and gave great service. the only negatives from my stay was the aircon (split system - wall mounted) in room 3806. this was extremly noisy (could not sleep :-(.... as the condenser is located in the room and not outside. also, there is a damp smell outside the rooms after exiting the lift, a little unpleasant, but once in your room with the aircon on, there was no noticeable smell. i informed reception in the early hours of the morning (1st night) and we were transferred to the 31st floor for the remaining two nights. the remaining two nights were excellent. no noise from the aircon as condenser was based outside on the balcony. we did not eat dinner at the hotel so i cannot comment. also, the gym on the 39th floor was quite good and complimentary, as was the pool. no view from the top though! i would definetly recommend this hotel for the price paid. definately great value (approx a night inc tax) with everything nearby (restaurants, bars and retail shops). the distillery bar was a favorite! great pricing and service with quality drinks, buy spirits by the bottle!

if you're looking for a hotel close to the bars and restaurants in adriatico st, or the cultural centre and mall of asia, or just a comfortable, well appointed hotel in malate, then try the armada hotel manila. recently totally refurbed, the only downside is it sits in a rather shabby end of town... but then, it is an older part of the city. rooftop pool had lounges and a view over the bay; which at two streets back is about as close as you want to get to manila bay because of the foul sewerage smell. staff, rooms and meals were as good as you find anywhere in a 4-5 star hotel in manila, but room rates made it better value. and wifi worked in the room without a glitch, a surprise as it had been problematic in every other hotel stayed in in the philippines during my trip.

I travel regularly for work and leisure and can honestly say that this was one of my best hotel experiences. I have always preferred aparthotels or boutique hotels as they seem much more fiendly and homely and the somerset millenium didnt dissappoint. I stayed in an Executive studio room for 3 nights which was easily adequate for myself and my partner. The breakfast buffet was adequate for a hotel of this size with a variety of Eastern and Western / Hot and Cold food. Before selecting this hotel i read a number of reviews that were dissapointed with the level of service that they received and the time it took to check in and so i was half expecting a delay when i arrived. However, our check in was quick and everytime i required a service from the front desk or housekeeping the required service was prompt and efficient. The internet in the business area next to reception was provided free of charge for checking e-mails. We requested a late check out on the Thursday and was given an extra 2 hours (to 14:00) with no additional charge. This made me think that should the next guest arrive early, then they would have to wait for thier room which is probably the reason for some of the other reviews. Effectively, the millenium may sometimes fall victim of being too helpful. The location is fine and in a safe enough area of Makati near to greenbelt shopping ctr. I will certainly stay here again when i next visit manila.

My husband wanted to stay in a hotel within Chinatown despite having a house within Metro Manila. He wanted the accessibility a hotel can afford. Although Ramada Manila has very little parking space, we were still accommodated. Given the Christmas rush, we knew that driving towards anywhere is a nightmare. As such, we walk going to Divisoria and our usual hunts within Chinatown. Check in was a bit slow. We had to wait for almost an hour for our room. The staff was apologetic for the delay. The room we got is clean. Internet is fast. Buffet breakfast is adequate and tasty. Overall I am satisfied with Ramada Manila.

I have been in many hotels in Metro Manila. Cocoon Boutique was the most agreable one, with the most friendly staff, except the lack of a nice bar for a drink in the night, but they serve you on the roof terrasse where it was easy to meet and chat with other customers. And of course Quezon city is not as close to the airport as Malate what in Manila can be unconfortable due to the heavy traffick.

Traders Hotel is located about 30 minutes by taxi from the international airport. Situated on Roxas Blvd, it did not seem as noisy as some of its competitors, at least in the non smoking room which I was allocated. There is a strong but polite security presence on arrival. Rooms are comfortable, clean and tidy, and do not appear as “tired” as some other Manila hotels. Prompt service at breakfast, with a slightly better selection of items from the buffet than I have seen in other Manila hotels.

A small minimalist yet functional and pretty boutique hotel in QC just right for a quick weekend staycation with family and friends. Staff are friendly and attentive to guests needs as well conveniently located near restos and public transportation. I personally love the cute aquarium-like rooftop pool with a great view of the metro. We also like the witty labels on the toiletry set. Hopefully they just add more variation to their breakfast buffet. Overall, we had enjoyed our overnight stay at Meranti and maybe will be back anytime soon.

When I travel to a new city and not sure about the standards in hotels, I prefer to go with mid-range hotel chains, like Mercure for example. Mercure Manila Ortigas facilities looked much better value for price than most hotels in this price range and area - comfortable bed, great bathroom facilities. The hotel occupies some of the floors in a tall business building, so the reception area and the floors with rooms are a bit disconnected, but staff is very approachable and helpful just a call away. The building concierge downstairs is helpful with pulling an uber or a taxi. The location is excellent for business, shopping or leisure (hip eating area Capital Commons and Kapitolyo is a short ride away).