Nice small lounge. The larger one was apparently full so they may send you to the smaller one…read moreacross. We were told the food is the same as the main lounge. Overall the small one is nice, seatings were decent. The food was good however, there's an assortment of international food but also national Filipino dishes. I would've liked to enter the larger one because the seatings appeared to be better there in terms of space and nicer seating. However the small one is good if you're in a rush and can't wait for the main lounge.

Breakfast was ok. There was a good amount of variety; however, I wish there were more vegetables…read moreand fruits. Overall, the food quality was a 3 out of 5. There is plenty of seating and the staff are friendly. This lounge has 2 locations right across from each other. The food is the same in both areas but the seating area is different and the overflow lounge has no restroom.

Solid 3 star establishment when compared to airline lounges around the globe. However, for existing…read morein the PI, this gets an additional bump to 4. Manila is a great place to visit and has some really beautiful things to see and people to meet. However, it is also overrun with poverty in many areas and the infrastructure is not very advanced in some places. Couple that with sauna-like weather and I spent my days here surrounded by panhandlers, sweaty shirts, and nearly broken ankles from the potholes and uneven walking surfaces. So coming into this club which is air-conditioned, has some nice plane-spotting views, a flat surfaced floor, and offers plenty of refrigerated beverages as well as ice and this was like entering shangri-la. I expect that stuff in Europe and North America. I was ecstatic to find it here. This is a locally run lounge, not a SkyTeam Alliance lounge and not run by Delta Airlines. It is open to public access for a fee and the only airline it caters to is Delta for their premium passengers. Given that, it is small with maybe seats for 90 people and has a basic load out of beverages and food. Nothing too fancy or over the top but compared to the main terminal where you are relegated to Jollibee and instant cup noodles, this is a nice step up. There are moderate numbers of charging outlets, a small selection of alcoholic beverages, and some food choices with a local flair. I had a bowl of local chicken congee with calamansi squeezed in and it was really good. This is also a last chance for an ice-cold San Miguel beer prior to leaving the country if that is your thing. It is not mine. Frankly I am not much of a beer drinker so I was pretty excited to see an American whiskey available here, even if it was Jack Daniels. Back home I would not drink that as I consider it to be crap swill but after being here with limited whiskey availability in constant crotch rot conditions, a little JD over ice next to an air conditioner vent made me as happy as a pig in a mud puddle. I know that this review makes me sound like the arrogant, entitled jerk American. I do not mean it that way and I am genuinely thankful for my opportunities to travel to a lot of different places. I also am a big fan of the Philippines because the culture and food are amazing and the people are some of the friendliest I have come across on the planet. What I wanted to convey in this review was that for an airline lounge, this one is really no big deal. But when you compare it to what the locals have to do to make this place happen, it is a really nice space for some pre-departure hospitality. I have zero complaints about this lounge and the time I spent in it and I will look forward to it when I next get a chance to visit.

This was my first time at Pacific Club Lounge and wow was I pleased! First off, getting to the…read morelounges was slightly confusing, the Pacific Club Lounge was off to the other side away from the Airline lounges - which made it a lot less crowded. I'm a Delta Member & an American Express cardholder so I was able to get my family in for free or a discounted rate. We were just traveling to Hong Kong for a short weekends trip but made it to the airport 3 hours earlier than we expected. The lounge is pretty spacious and nicely decorated. I liked that they had "charging station" seating areas with comfortable chairs! I also thoroughly enjoyed that they had multiple TVs. In comparison to the Mabuhay Lounge at NAIA, this lounge not only had more space but they had much better service and amenities! The food selection was so-so, mostly carbs: arroz caldo (rice porridge, sandwiches, pastries, pastas, cereal). Being vegan, my options were limited to bread and fruit. But hey! I'll skip the snacks anyday because they had a self serve bar! Again, comparing to Mabuhay lounge, I found this option to be much more welcoming. My family and I were able to enjoy a couple glasses of wine and a couple locally brewed beers (San Miguel Light). The staff was also very kind and friendly, making sure everything was neatly kept and food was refilled. Their bathrooms were also very nice and spacious as well, I saw they had a shower room too in case you need to freshen up in between layovers. 4 stars for the alcohol, service and interior. Had to dock a star because of the limited food options - I wish they could add in some more vegetable dishes and fruit! Otherwise, it was overall a great experience!

I didn't take full advantage of the Mabuhay Lounge in the Manila airport, but I appreciated being…read moreable to hang out there before leaving to board a long international flight. Lounge is almost always better than no lounge, and this one was new and attractive to boot. There was plentiful booze and food, and if I'd visited later in the day without hotel breakfast in my stomach and business class lunch to look forward to, I'm sure I would've partaken. I was just there to sit, and the seating was nice and comfortable. Not much to report, I suppose, but I passed through and am grateful for the space to rest. I don't even have to recommend Mabuhay Lounge. If your ticket gives you access, I'm sure you're already there.

Nice lounge. Enjoying the air-con while we enjoy a variety of Filipino food. As advertised, yes…read morethey do have halo-halo. They also have various soups and desserts. The PAL workers & food staff are very courteous. They do have great hospitality !

Our flight into Manila was delayed. Which means we missed our flight into Boracay. It's NYE and…read morehotels are either sold out or over $300 for a few hours sleep. We stumbled upon this lounge in Terminal 3, 4th floor. For $61 USD, we have a room with a bunk bed and a fold out bed added. Definitely no place for all our luggage so we took what we needed for the night and had the security guard/baggage handler of the place, store it away. Check in was quite swift. Bathroom is shared, a few common area is shared. Some snacks are provided with coffee and tea. Everything is a bit old and dated. Blankets are thin so if you need a few extra, as for it. Each person gets a towel, some toiletries to use. Definitely not for you to be comfortable but for you to get a few hours before your early morning flight.

If you want to rest, do not stay here. If all you're looking for is a shower, This might be a good…read moreplace. The walls are paper thin, the Doors are paper thin, the staff absolutely has no respect for quiet or the silence. There are signs everywhere that say please maintain silence. But the staff are the loudest of all. They laugh and talk to each other very loudly outside the doors. They have no respect for the customers. They slam doors and yell with each other across the rooms. I am very disappointed in this place. Above that, they have no control over this, but it on the floor above the lounge they are remodeling and hammering and hammering Jack. So crazy. I wish I would've spent my money staying in a hotel near worlds of fun. You can walk to like five major hotels from the airport.

That's all?!? is my first impression. Not many things to do here. The simplest lounge I've ever…read moreused. I expected Filipino cuisine. But nothing local beside Saint Miguel Beer.

Showers, bathroom, very clean, fast wifi, alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks, view of the air…read morestrip, very friendly staff and plenty of places to sit relax and do catch up on work if you like.

Great international lounge in terminal 3 of MNL airport. Quite easy to get to, just go to the 2nd…read morefloor after security. It's great that it's 24 hours and when we went at 2am it was fully stocked and staffed so that was super great. There's a large selection of laid out food items including some dumplings, baos, pasta, breakfast items, chowder, congee, a whole dessert bar, and a whole lot more. There's plenty of seating room but an hour after we got in it started to fill up and get busy quick.

Located in the Domestic Airport, it is a small room, configured to contain a greeting counter,…read moresitting, and a short food/service area. Once checked in, on your right, is the seating area. This continues on to the back of the room. The service/food and refreshment counter is on the back of the check in counter along the left side of the room. It is hot in there, lighting is poor and the sitting area cramped.

I had my family and baby on our way to Taipei. The person at the lounge was insistent that it was…read moreonly two people allowed. To PAL Management, Please be sure to account for larger families. Very disappointed and will NEVER use your airline for new tickets. The person behind the counter was named Isabelle. You should be a little nicer and be considerate as well - as I only wanted to give my wife and child access.

The lounge has free wifi and serves warm meals. Have used it few times when flights are delayed or…read moreI have arrived early because Manila traffic was moving on time. You can work here as they have good work in space and power outlets. Don't expect too much luxury but service by staff and friendliness is always pleasant

Unfortunately this will be my last visit to the SKL in NAIA since it will be permanently closing…read moreand United customers will be using the First Meridian Lounge starting 6/15. When I arrived the front desk person was on the phone and scanned my boarding pass without any type greeting. Same person said nothing as I left. I guess nothing to be cheerful for if the lounge is closing? Inside was crowded as usual but emptied after the earlier Singapore Airlines flight departed. The food selection here was limited but quality had been good in the past with Filipino, Western and other Asian dishes. I usually grab dim sum but it's the most popular option and ran out quickly. When I finally managed to get some on the next refill the siu mai was juicy and good. Bottled water, canned soda, beers on tap and coffee machine drinks were all self serve. Staff did clear away my used dishes and maintained the restroom and common areas cleanly. Will be interesting to compare the new replacement lounge next time I'm flying through NAIA.

It is a convent lounge with a few food options. Compared to other lounges they offer, it is middle…read moreof the road. Nice that you have alcohol but not going to be top shelf. Facilities definitely need upkeep. Chairs and carpet atre in need of maintenance. I expected more for a Singapore Airlines brand, though the staff are helpful if you ask questions. For Asia travel, this is on the bottom half of airline lounge rankings.

Cathay Pacific lounges always have the feel of serenity…read more The noodles bar is good. Service was very good. The up keep for the women's restroom needs to be revisited my management. Needs to be cleaner.

Most likely to be the best lounge in all NAIA. Cathay goes the extra mile to bring their unique…read moreHong Kong style to the mezzanine of Terminal 3. The highlight for sure is the Noodle Bar featuring freshly made-to-order noodles and dim sum and Hong Kong bites in a stylish green tiled cafe. Very classy setting and a great view over the tarmac. The bar is off to the side closer to the entrance and it's nothing to sneeze at either. The bartenders are enthusiastic about their craft and it'll make you not even want to get on the plane!

For a cover band bar this place has some major talent. Don't let the cheesy costumes phase you…read morethese Filipinos can sing! In the center of the casino near Nobu, Centerplay is a place to spend the night lounging with a local beer enjoying some the decades best. Close your eyes and you'll sweat that's Van Halen, Katy Perry or Justin Timberlake! I between sets there's flair bar tending which is always fun. The bars and lounges have something to learn from life musicians over a DJ. It's open 24/7 and isn't shy on a decent sound system for the space as well as LED Pipes that adorn the ceiling when live music plays, and hides the stage during the day. This place is rockin' till 6am nightly!