Generally good value at around 65 bucks CAD per night. But the hotel is away from Manila’s attractions, malls etc. Some appliances; fridge, kettle, hair dryer were missing or did not work. Shower head had seen better days, bathroom, shower unit was dated. Hotel has some facilities like a pool but we didn’t use it. Restaurant on 6th floor was okay but a limited, mainly Filipino menu (rice, fried egg & chicken etc). Not alot of food alternatives outside other than macdonalds, and that has a similar menu. Service was good, staff helpful and friendly. There is a street bar next to the hotel which is very loud with drunken revellers all night til about 7am everyday. It was okay for a 4 night visit.

We stayed here for one night. Check in was quick and the staff was delightful. Room was not that big and lights were pretty dim. Although the room feels homey, its not recommended for doing work. Bed and pillows were fine but the downside was, we were monitoring the CNN news and the cable was not working an hour after we checked in till we checked-out. Even the internet during this time was pretty slow.

For the bathroom, there was a separate bathtub and shower but the shower was small and if you are a big person, your elbows may hit the wall every now and then. Also, the door that closes the shower area only closed half of it thus after showering, the floor outside the shower area was very wet.

Nonetheless, the water had good pressure and with thermoregulation possibilities.

We also tried their signature massages at the 2nd floor which was okay for the discounted price. Their last call was at 12midnight.

We also had the breakfast at 500 per person but i would suggest not to get it due to very limited choices. Although the eggs benedict was decent, i dont think its worth the price.