the staff very friendly

quite mosquitos

there’s no breakfast, not even a coffee or tea because the place has no electric kettle to make tea even, no fridge in the room as standards in hotels. I like the fact that it’s in the city centre and you can walk to eateries and restaurants easily. But the front street is where the wet market is, so if you like to buy fresh vegetables, it’s nice. But there’s no facilities in the hotel to cook your food.

The hotel is constructing another building adjacent to the hotel which will be the new hotel and therefore the upkeep of the existing hotel, broken toilets, broken lavatory, non-functioning faucets, broken shower, dripping water from the airconditioning unit, etc… are not taken cared of. There’s not even an electric kettle to make tea of coffee. The place shouldn’t be called a hotel, it’s less than a pension or a student hostel. I suggest that they charge just ₱300 ($5-6) or completely close the whole thing and wait for the new hotel to open.

The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The room was a good size. The hotel was cute and quiet. The shower was decent and two bars of soap were included. Air conditioner worked. The location was also good for being near Robinsons and City Proper.

Definitely budget accommodation - stains and holes on the sheets, toilet didn't flush properly, sink handle was loose and so wouldn't turn on or off easily. Bathroom was small. There were two cockroaches in my room that the staff were nice enough to evict for me. It could've been a bit cleaner. For instance, the shower head needed a good soak. Small things that would make a big difference to guests.

Their staff were friendly.

The shower was rusty & the faucet was non-functional. I used bottled water for toothbrush. Also, the bathroom has a nasty smell. It's like it wasnt cleaned for a month.