This place is alright, it's a 3/5 at best.
First off, the place looks nice in the inside lobby. The receptionists are very nice and they have bellhoppers (I don't really know what they're called) ready to take your bags to your room. Once you get to your room it's pretty dim even with the lights on. The rooms are pretty clean. Also, the breakfast is pretty good.
However, the hotel lacks two stars, because their breakfast in the morning varies. One day I wanted an American style breakfast expecting bread and ham. They didn't have the bread and just put rice. I didn't even ask for rice even though I like rice but if you're out of something like bread it would've been nice to know that you guys were going to give me rice. On some mornings, my food would taste a little burnt. I didn't really mind but the food wasn't really consistent every morning because I tend to order pork Tocino every morning. Continuing on the breakfast subject, the website we booked allowed for us to enjoy free breakfast which was cool, however when we get the coupons to enjoy it, the coupons were good enough to last the length of the trip if only two people ate each morning. Another thing the hotel lacks is extra pillows. The room I was in was a two queen sized beds but only one pillow for each bed. When we asked the lobby for extra pillows they were charging like 80 pesos extra a night for just one extra. This doesn't seem too bad but when you're staying a whole three weeks this adds up mostly because we needed two extra pillows.
Overall, the hotel is still worth the stay but just keep these things in mind if you plan on staying here. Hopefully some of these cons I posted change when you stay here. read more