It's a hotel for your mistress don't take your family they are not the place for vacation they are…read morethe place for the weekend party their advertising should reflect that I was very disappointed

No disappointment at all, perfect place to be! I always stay here when I visit. Free breakfast,…read moreWi-Fi. Comfortable and inexpensive.

We stayed here last Chinese New Year we just passed to this area. One guy approached us they have…read moregood deal in their restaurant to their rooftop. So we ended up we stayed for 2 days hahaha we love it. Workers so nice, food need to little address. But I highly recommended this Hotel for n middle of everything for this celebration.

Entrance to the hotel is simple and rnot grand, located next to St Lorenzo basilica. When the…read morechurch bells ring, it reminds me of St Peters in Rome. Staff here is excellent and when my 2pm checkin could not be honored they gave me a free desert bar the restaurant. Comfy beds, clean room though only block away from the festering sewage river that smelled like feces. Thank god you can't smell that in the rooms.

Only went to the roof top restaurant, beautiful view of manila at sunset, and high enough to not…read morehave to inhale jeepney fumes and bus dust. Food was good, service was great.

Bayleaf Hotel captured the charm of the authentic Old Manila infused with contemporary interiors…read more It is within the walled city of Intramuros neighboring Mapua University. Booked for a total of Php5500 inclusive of breakfast and a buffet dinner at the Sky Deck View Bar for 2 persons. Savored decent food selection with the panoramic Manila skyline as the backdrop. The roast beef paired with wine is a personal favorite. The rest of the menu is just ordinary but the view is exemplary. It can pass for a romantic venue for a dinner under the stars or a laidback friday night catch-up with friends. Subtly dismayed by the breakfast buffet served at 9 spoons. The food and coffee is really bland. The dullness of the menu is compensated by the efficient service of the staff. There is no amenity like pool but guests can spend the day discovering Manila through a Kalesa Tour. It goes around the historical sites and prime Churches in Intramuros. The function hall can be recommended for conventions and events. There is an ample parking space at the basement. This hotel is also ideal for business travelers since nearby universities and offices can be easily accessible through taxi, uber, or public transportation.

Avoid this place. I was placed her by the Dept of Tourism…read morefor quarintine purposes. Rooms were small dirty no windows. No refigerator or small microwave Breakfast was a bread and egg with sime odd tastimg spread. Lunch and dinner left you not wantimg to eat. This place should be placed on a list if you are looking to lose weight as they do not give enough food for caloric intake. Even prisiioners from movies seen have windows in rooms here none. There waa no warm or hot water. I complained to front desk told only warm water which in 5 days i never experienced. They did have fast wifi and netflix but other than that forget it. The pics on website do not match hotel

If you're not familiar where the YMCA gym in Makati is located, chances are you're going to be…read moresurprised when you find out where it is. It actually stands inside an apartelle! A little unusual, right? So don't be surprised if you suddenly pass by open vacant rooms or random people looking like they just woke up (hello, jammies!). The court, according to my boyfriend, is pretty okay, though the height of the actual ring stand is lower compared to other courts he has played in. Hindi ko alam if he's just saying that because they always had a hard time winning a game in that court or what. Hahaha. #mean From a spectator's standpoint, it has better ventilation mainly because the walls are pretty open. There are gaps in the walls which serve as a passageway of air for anyone inside. I've been to other courts before and this one ranked higher than most when it came to ventilation. I must note, though, that the court takes up so much space so you won't be able to sit on benches or bleachers. Swerte na if you find a bench where players usually put their stuff at. Ito na ata yung rurok ng tagumpay ng pagiging cheerleader girlfriend ko! Somebody give me an award! Hahaha. After playing, players can take a shower however they need to go down one floor and walk thru the other side of the floor then go up again to see the CR/Shower Room. The gate found in the basketball court which should be where the CR is located is always locked for some reason. The shower room only has 2 slots and does not have a dressing area. Think of it as a CR with 2 shower slots with no chairs/benches found. (All I can say is thank God, I don't have to take a shower there.) For those looking for a quick grub after playing or cheering in my case, you can get food downstairs as they have a Burger Machine stall right outside the building. There's also a Purple Oven branch and the Galli Village Café if you want some quick caffeine fix. According to my SO, rate for the basketball court rental is about 800 pesos per hour. Pretty affordable since we're talking about a court in the heart of Makati.

In the district of Ermita, near Rizal Park and Intramuros, the hotel can serve as a base for…read moretouring the historic district of Manila. The hotel is nothing extraordinary. A spacious lobby, a small reception and a bar with a dining room for breakfast buffet which I consider expensive and with little variety to choose. Service was friendly throughout, but quite slow both at check-in to check-out. The room was simple but spacious with two single beds, a wardrobe and a desk. The bathroom, though without going abroad, was well vented. But my complaint was the noise. The air conditioning equipment was old and sounded a lot, and also the room overlooked a small courtyard where the air outlets of kitchen which were installed, were too loud.

The hotel itself is very clean front desk people was very helpful, and the room I had 2 single bed…read moreand came with free buffet breakfast, the hot shower was very refreshing after bathing with cold water where I was staying. The breakfast was nothing to write home about, simple but edible, was mainly interested in their brewed coffee. I paid for a shuttle transfer for airport in the amount of 800.00P US$ 16.00 I think it was overpriced and the driver asked for a tip, gave him my left over Pesos of 20.00 and he sarcastically look at me (probably saying to himself how cheap I can be) but really didn't care cause I was leaving and will not stay there again.

Hotel Paradis is a pretty good hotel all things considered. Located on the sixth floor of the Good…read moreEarth building, entry can be through Bustos or at the Good Earth shopping center itself. Yes, it's essentially a hotel for couples who want to spend some quality time together. But unlike another such hotel nearby, this one has food and beverage service. The heavenly theme is quite amusing, with the receptionists playing the role of angels, with wings and all. With this hotel, there are no pretensions of being what it's not. Minors are not allowed, unlike some similar hotels which allow families to check in with their kids. So Hotel Paradis is really for couples to engage in that most pleasurable of activities, good old fashioned sex. To add to the excitement, this is the only hotel that I know of that also sells sex toys for those checking in. There are a couple of sidewalk vendors along Avenida who sell these adult toys, but most folks are too shy to buy them out in the open.