Hoteles cerca de Puente Quezon - Manila

"Todo perfecto "

"Impecable hotel dentro de barrio chino"

"El personal muy amable y atentos "

"Un hotel bueno en excelente ubicación, desayuno muy bueno!"

"客室とても綺麗でした スタッフの対応も最高でロケーションも 自分にとても合っています 次回もまた利用します"

"El personal muy amigo todo muy limpio"

"It was good enough for 3 days"

"Great location in Chinatown. Right next to Lucky mall."

"Pasamos una noche, justo lo necesario para conocer el centro de manila. La verdad la experiencia fue muy mala, no tanto por el hotel como tal, pero la zona nos marcó una mala experiencia. La verdad nos sentimos inseguros. Pros 1. Cerca a la zona entre muros Cons 1. La zona es espantosa 2. Hotel viejo y habitaciones necesitan remodelar. 3. Te piden depósito, lo cobran y se supone que en 7 a 11 días lo reversan. ( Mejor dejarlo en efectivo). "

"Personal poco profesional. Algunos claro. Servicio en general es más que mediocre. Personal no formado. No tienen cambio de 500 Php para pagar al taxista? Como? Puerta no se abre con frecuencia tienes que ir a recepcion y que vengan a abrir. Restaurante más vale que te compres un sándwich. Seguramente hemos tenido poca suerte PRRO yo pago para no jugar con la suerte. "

"The hotel has been nicely remodeled and the rooms are clean and well appointed. There’s nothing else in terms of amenities - no restaurant, cafe, or anything else - but there are plenty available in the neighborhood. I would stay there again, but would request a room not overlooking the road. The traffic noise just can’t be blocked out. I had to change rooms after a noisy first night, but the staff were very gracious about it."

"Special thank you to the receptionists and the guard, who helped me many times with the door. I appreciate all actions. Room was specious, clean and AC working well. I'd like to come back :)"

"The area was nice and very accessible to the embassy and other agencies. The only problem was that the moment we entered the room, we were greeted by many cockroaches. The floor and walls had some cracks, and some parts of the floor were open to the other room, which I thought was where the cockroaches came from — they just crossed borders."