As of today June 5th , this hotel will welcome guest without having to undergo a covid test, as…read morelong as you have to show a proof that you have a booster dose of covid 19, plus show your passport or valid id. Price is so affordable today:)) By the way, this hotel does not provide toothbrush and tooth paste however you may buy it from them for a of 75pesos /1.25$ they have provided a 3in 1 shampoo conditioner/ body wash. The customer service lady is very friendly and explained it well the do's an dnts of the hotel.

I was at this hotel from January 29-31,2020 for a supposed to be extended stay. The hotel was small…read moreincluding the elevator and room but was nonetheless clean and the staff were very friendly and accommodating. A very basic hotel meant for rest and sleep. Period. The only negatives for this hotel were- no cabinets for clothes. You have a small corner rack to hang clothes with 4 hangers provided. No telephone in the room so you have to have a smart phone with a strong Wi-Fi to be able to call the front desk or outside. No in house restaurant but you can order out and have it delivered. In short, this is not good for any stay longer than an overnight.

The location was awesome and stay was great only few things first my room have diapers which is…read moresmells stinky then hskp forgot to move it on the last person who stayed on the room next on the breakfast area one of the chubby food attendant wearing white uniform taught us that one of our guest must charge food even though he also stay with us and include in our reservation. That is why only 4 stars!

I was here at the Brentwood Suites document for my mom's company's training workshop, and while I…read morewas expecting to be at some gritty, dull convention area, I ended up working two enjoyable full days at quite the classy hotel. I didn't get to explore the rooms much, though what I did get to see had a good amount of space in an understated, quiet design. I really only got to spend the time at their function rooms, but you could tell that the place was still new, what with all their tablecloths and runners still immaculate. Our small function area was pretty cold, so you could tell the air conditioning was in check. Even their drink dispensers and heated coffee pitchers were impressive. The best test for a good hotel though is always the food, and their food was great. When you've been shuffling around holding a camera up to document something you're not really interested in, you get tired and bored fairly quickly. The lunch buffet made it all worth it. You can tell the chefs know what they're doing when chicken done in big batches is still moist and soft. Chicken is easy to screw up, and they did the meat right. That alone is worth a star. Good job, Brentwood Suites.

Absolutely loved and enjoyed our visit at the Manila Hotel. It was trip down memory lane for my…read morefamily and I. We came here after Father's Day weekend and had brunch at Cafe Ilang Ilang. The Manila Hotel is beautiful and the history of it all speaks volumes. The architecture, art pieces and ambience highlights the culture and foundation of this amazing hotel. When walking inside Manila Hotel they have many beautiful Filipiniana gowns displayed by many different artists. Each gown is meticulously pieced together by Filipino artists and stylists. It was important for us to see this hotel as we pass on the importance of culture and history to our children. I remember when I was much younger my grandparents and grandfather would take us here for lunch and during the summer when I'm off school with family and friends. The Manila Hotel has sentimental value for our family (on both sides). My grandfather was a prominent lawyer in the 70s, 80s and 90s. When he was busy working and meeting clients here, he would make sure to have us picked up and brought here so he wouldn't miss dinner with us. Love the aesthetics of the hotel along with the paintings that hang along the hotel and the hallway towards Cafe Ilang Ilang. Felt the history of it all when I last visited Manila Hotel at 8 years old. Thankful to be able to visit this place and show our child the rich history of Manila Hotel so she can write about it. Will be staying here on our next visit. We can't wait.

Old world charm with thick dark wood beams in the ceiling, colossal chandeliers with translucent…read morecapiz (scalloo shell) accents. Outstanding staff who exude poise and professionalism while welcoming you warmly. Outstanding room service. High thread count bed linens, well maintained rooms. If you want a deep dive into British colonial architecture and experience old world charm, this is it.

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 I can give negative stars I would. If you can, DO NOT stay at this hotel. First of all, they…read morehave some false advertisements out there. I booked a room that says it is good for 3 people. When I checked in, they asked me if I want a queen bed or two singles. I said I want a queen and a single. They said no, I have to pay an extra 1000 pesos for the roll in bed! Ridiculous. I said if that's the case, give me the room that is advertised for 2 people and cheaper. They charge you 500 pesos for lost key cards! Unbelievable!! Those cards should be free, I've never seen a hotel charge for cards. You get charged for extra towels and they do not do daily room maintenance! This hotel takes advantage of their guests.

I'm on day 8/10 of this imposed quarantine at the B Hotel. The hotel is located in a quiet…read moreneighborhood where you can hear the chickens make clucking sounds in the morning. The staff is efficient and courteous and the rooms spacious, modern and sleek.They offer box lunches or you can order from their restaurant ( prices are a little bit more than the box lunch) so at least you know what you're having for lunch or dinner. The big plus for me is the huge window in the room and the view which stops me from feeling too isolated.

I write this update to share photos I took during my Feb. 2020 visit to the B Hotel Quezon City. I…read morelove this place and can't wait to return for a week or more!

Philippines Review #11…read more During my last visit to Manila I stayed in this modern, contemporary boutique hotel, the A-Venue Suites. Since then this property was purchased / taken over by Best Western. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/best-western-plus-antel-hotel-makati?select=EmMipKQ-OFYfM32mqQ036A LOCATION: On Makati Avenue, adjacent to the A-venue mall. You'll find some shops and restaurants there, plus a few others in the surrounding area. It's a 5 to 15 minute taxi ride (depending on traffic) to the much larger and nicer Greenbelt mall complex. One time due to heavy traffic I decided to walk to and from Greenbelt, which was good exercise, but it was quite a long (and sweaty) walk. The lobby has a clean, contemporary look to it. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/best-western-plus-antel-hotel-makati?select=o2tisgXoe4zR5fYM02kaRQ I booked this location because I liked the look and the price. I decided to "splurge" and book a 1 bedroom suite. Fortunately at the time, was only like $58++ US (P2700) per night, which I thought was fantastic. Breakfast was included each morning, as well as free in room wi-fi. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/best-western-plus-antel-hotel-makati?select=4ANc3hfuhUqIHWRzb5koLA http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/best-western-plus-antel-hotel-makati?select=soIoR99Iq1OUlE5Nj_pRZA The room had a kitchenette too, but couldn't do any actual cooking as there was only a microwave. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/best-western-plus-antel-hotel-makati?select=lq7DhvYj1ScpwBNfmjB1QQ A pretty nice gym was available for guest use too. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/best-western-plus-antel-hotel-makati?select=ENitK21c9RSm_tl99RBPng I also enjoyed this impressive, covered but outdoor infinity edge pool on the 5th floor. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/best-western-plus-antel-hotel-makati?select=LQ7ZYGQm7m519MoLg_ngPQ OVERALL: A very nice boutique hotel in a pretty good location, close to some restaurants and entertainment, plus just a short taxi ride to the large Greenbelt mall complex.

Experience Date: 10.06.2015…read more We went to visit my friends who were staying here in Tower 1. Even though we were not staying guests, staff were very friendly and amazing. The lobby was not that big but it sure was clean and trendy. The room had a small kitchen and it was enough for a small family. The bed was comfortable, the view was okay. It's placed in a convenient area. There were drugstores, eateries, grocery, malls and there was even a bazaar. If you like arts, why not visit Ayala Museum or Yuchengco Museum? If you like malls, go visit Power Plant Mall, Glorietta or Greenbelt.

Had a couple of problems my first couple of stays. Then, I met the Hotel Manager, Darius, and it…read morehas been 5 stars ever since. Thank you very much Darius. Salamat Po!

Nice rooms. great staff no view but an old bldg or condo guests can be really awkward and honestly…read moreManagement needs to hire atleast 4 real security Guards other than that the General Manager is good in listening not dismissive! Very clean hotel