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.

Gorgeous hotel in a convenient spot in Cubao between offices, retail, restaurants and special…read moreevents. Staff is super courteous and friendly. Shout out to Nigel, who is fairly new but super helpful. Their buffet is amazing with many tasty options. The lobby bar is not a fancy whisky bar, but has nice options for a hotel bar. I'm starting to like the Accor hotel chain more, and definitely recommend checking this place out.

Upon checking in, front desk agents Jasmine and Rose were exceptional. They made sure I had what…read morerequested, answered all questions i had about the property and services available. The room was great, nice cold air conditioning which helped alot with the hot and humid climate. Upon checkout, they asked about my experience and stay. 10/10 experience, friendly staff!

This place is great. For 80 bucks you get an executive suite with all the amenities. Make sure you…read morebook through the site. Other apps and sites like adoga charge more. It's the cheapest to book from the site itself. Internet is free but they limit the number of devices that can be hooked up, 5. This is the closest place to unimart that has all the stalls to shop at. Free breakfast from 6:30am to 10am. Jaccuzi, swimming pool, gym, and a bunch of other stuff. Big fridge too.

Nice hotel, but a little pricey. You pay for the location more than anything, which is conveniently…read morelocated next to a shopping center. It's a clean hotel, and they have nice facilities. The staff is also very friendly. CONS: - No shampoo or conditioner in the bathroom (it's an all in one soap combo) - Gym is tiny and only has two treadmills - Latest you can check out is 12:30 pm - Loud A/C unit

*Note: This is 4.5 Star review…read more The last time I stayed in Go Hotels was back in 2010 at their Mandaluyong branch. At that time, I didn't like the room and the location was not convenient for me. When I saw that this branch opened in the middle of Ortigas area, I decided to give Go Hotels another chance. I must say that, compared to the Mandaluyong branch, they stepped up in terms of customer service! During the week that I reserved, it was the weekend before Christmas and there were heavy rains. I remember that I planned to check-in late because I had a meeting in the afternoon. Unlike other hotels (if you don't appear on time, they give your room away!), they called me to make sure that I was still going to avail the room and wanted to ask if I needed assistance to get to the hotel (amazing!). When I arrived at around 5PM, they had all the papers filled and even a pouch of complimentary toiletries. I signed everything, paid with my card and went straight to my room. Quick and easy! The room is spacious and comes with a LCD TV. The bed was very comfortable and the pillows were the down-feather kind (so soft!). WiFi comes free with the room and it was steady the whole evening. Best of all, the bathroom is clean and well maintained. There is a no eating policy in the room which is a great idea so that no insects are attracted into the room. If you want to eat, they have a common area near the elevator where you can eat and have drinks from a vending machine. Robinsons Galleria is just a few steps away. You also are near Megamall, Podium and Shangri-la mall. Don't worry about getting food. There are many food options near the hotel. You can also walk to Sapphire Bloc for a few drinks (go there for the Happy Hour, 4-8PM). Go Hotel is a good value hotel compared to the other hotels in the area. This is not a "Five Star" hotel but if you need a no-fuss, comfortable place to stay while in Manila, this is the place to be! :)

This is a "budget" hotel. Super cheap and compact. The rooms are very small and everything is…read moretight. The water only gets warm never hot. The wifi is sub par but for the price you pay per night, I can't complain. My room had multiple issues including a clogged shower head and lack of a hair dryer (had to pay 100p per use). Would only recommend for those who are on a tight budget or only use the room for sleepinga few hrs.

Went here during the covid19 pandemic for mandated quarantine by the PH government. Organized the…read morebooking and payments online and must I say the staff were very kind and responsive. The personnel were equipped with masks and face shields. There are santizing hand gels available at the front desk, so in terms of overall safety during the pandemic, it seems to follow the rules. The room was clean. The cable tv works perfectly. They provided me with gloves and disinfectant spray in my room. My main complaint though is that there were mini roaches in the room and that I was placed next to the pipes or something that I hear noises each time someone operates the shower. As for the food, they only currently allow meals prepared by their restaurant (no outside orders since it's normally for peopléin quarantine). The price was very expensive but quality is good. 517pesos for a chicken meal

Follow up review on this hotelGeneral manager is very kind and helpful! I had a problem that the…read moreair conditioning was not working and we are in front of a busy street. I didn't sleep well coz of the aircon and the noisy road.I talked with the manager and was very apologetic about what happened. To express his sincerest apologies,he upgraded our stay to a suite and extended one night to our stay. It's a very good expression of apologies and I will surely recommend this hotel for your stay

Last November, I had to leave the country for three months and visit my parents in California. That…read moremade the SO a bit sad because we won't be seeing each other for a while. To cheer each other up, we decided to check into a hotel the weekend before my flight and have a little staycation. PROS: There was a Holiday Inn Voucher from Deal Grocer and we got our room and a breakfast buffet for a price 30% less than what they usually offered. We also got a great room location because we were able to reserve early; The room was very pleasant and relaxing. Staying there made us feel like we were getting away from the hustle and bustle of our everyday lives; The staff were very accommodating. Every need was fulfilled satisfactorily; We ate to our heart's content at their breakfast buffet. CONS: It was a little complicated to access the WiFi at the beginning, but it worked out in the end and we were able to use it in our rooms and around the hotel; The pool area was closed earlier than we thought. I just had a nice long bath instead. TL;DR: We really enjoyed our Holiday Inn staycation and we hope to be back real soon.

Chose this hotel during our vacation time in philippine. It's a convenience location in the city…read moreand connected to the mall so we weren't worry when we have to stay in when there was a tropical storm for a few days.

It's our first time here. I was amazed by the room very spacious, the amenities like the gym,…read moreswimming pool and spa is highly recommended. I get it that it's old. They renovated and still renovating it. On our 2nd day, the ceiling was leaking, the ac not working properly, they did not moved us right away. I asked couple of times on the update until finally they moved us to a different room. The room is smelly like an old carpet that they washed and didn't get dried properly. It's smaller than our first room, but sure, not complaining about it. I wonder why there's no microwave in the room, it takes forever to asked an attendant to reheat food for you and you have to fill up a form. Also, why they don't have stairs? Elevator takes a while because everyone uses the elevator even thought it's only 1 floor. On our 3rd day we went out all day, we came back and our room key card is not working. We're at 17th floor, again elevator takes a while. We're all tired but we needed to go down asked for why the key card is not working, they said that it was kept next to a magnetic device or whatever. But when we get inside to our room, the card that opens the light and ac is also not working. Why would they deactivate it? So I needed to go down again and have them reactivate the key card for the lights and ac to work. I got tired going up and down asking and telling them my concern.

what a rip off place, i went to 5 different countries within 3 weeks and of course only in manila…read morewould i get ripped off. i stayed for 1 night for a room rate of 5511 pesos, they charged me 7k pesos for security deposit but instead of returning my deposit, they lied and said it was for a room upgrade but they charged my card 6875 pesos and thats supposed to be including the room upgrade. the shower floods, its the dumbest shower ever. the clientele in the middle of the night seems a bit sketchy. i definitely learned my lesson coming from out of town in a red eye flight, never again.

What an amazing experience at this In planning our most recent vacation, The location is close to…read moremany area attractions, shopping, and restaurants. Our reservations were for 6 nights at an executive room with club access. The club access is truly the way to go these days. Anyway, I was very impressed from the moment my husband and I checked into Seda. We requested an early check in and were taken to the club lounge where they served us refreshments while our room was being prepared and provided us a welcome letter enumerating the club/lounge access. Our room was on the 15th floor with a beautiful view of BGC. Our room was cleaned daily and towels were changed daily. Bathroom and amenities well attended. We also availed of their bulk laundry service. The food selection at Misto and the Club/lounge were great and featured local Filipino and international cuisine. Being away for many years, I miss my Filipino food so most of the time during our stay I ate my favorite tapa, tocino, bangus, and Taho. I definitely felt at home back in my homeland being at Seda. The Straight Up rooftop bar has great cocktails, great service, and spectacular view! My husband and I enjoyed our stay at Seda. Many thanks to Kim, Tustin, & Bryan for making us feel extra special every day!

I have been to the Seda Hotel for food and drinks three times. The first two times, I had a good…read moreexperience, and was given excellent service. The last time was a year ago, when we had excellent service. This time however, the service was very bad. They have a coffee kiosk in the lobby, with uncomfortable chairs, very average Americano, and a below average tiramisu. Previously we had a delicious cheesecake and other pastries, and were shown a menu with a variety of dessert choices. The coffee was excellent. Today however, in uncomfortable lobby chairs, we had overpriced coffee in paper cups. Do not go to the Seda hotel. Do not stay there, and do not go to their restaurant or bar. Bad food bad service bad coffee.

Late Post: This was my first time staying in Mandaluyong…read morearea. Was here for a week in business. Gotta say I had no real bad experiences. Hotel is clean, trendy and a little boujie and Iam here for it. Complimentary breakfast buffet was great. Food does not rotate often, but it was great. Local dishes to some american classics and 3 kinds of sausages will always hot the spot. Staff was always professional and helpful. Room was great, and always spotless after room after Housekeeping comes through. Loved the fact there is a 7-Eleven on the ground floor, Jollibees next door, a bank next door, and McDo down the block. Skybar Vu has nightlife, music playing decent appetizers with some amazing views. Def would not mind staying here again next trip.

Stayed here again for 5 days & loved it. They have great service & great rooms! Breakfast is good…read more& can probably get better. Jade & Pola at the breakfast buffet gave us us excellent service! However they started this weird policy of not being able to wear sandals to breakfast buffet which was obviously not enforced by staff... lol. So I hope they get rid of that policy. I will suggest that on their survey. I love this hotel & will definitively stay here again. It's walking distance to everything so you won't starve lol.

Newest hotel in Tomas Morato Area. It is strategically located across Il Terrazo making it…read moreaccessible to Rustan's supermarket, restaurants, and cafes. There's a 7-11 convenience store right beside the lobby. Room options are Standard with 1 bed and Double with 2 twin beds. Overnight stay is charged at Php2000. Rooms are clean and sleek.

For $22 a night, this place can't be beat. It's definitely a no-frills hotel, so you have to be…read moreprepared for that (no fridge, no closet - just a rod in a recessed spot in the wall - no drawers, no dresser, etc.) however, the beds are very comfortable, the staff is exceptionally good, the rooms are very clean and the housekeeping staff keeps them up very nicely. I strongly recommend this hotel. And considering that you hardly ever see American tourists in this part of Metro Manila, that makes it an even better place to stay. (My fellow white Americans embarrass the hell out of me every time I travel abroad. It's best to find accommodations well away from where Americans stay. Another bit of advice: do not eat at restaurants that are common in America. Right down the street is a little place called Pares Retiro that makes excellent Filipino food, especially their breakfasts. We have had breakfast there every morning, and every time it's been outstanding. I would write a Yelp! review for them, but they don't have a Yelp account yet... Not until I create one for them.)