2026 Philippines Public Holidays - Dates, Calendar & Travel Guide
Plan your 2026 Philippines trip with our guide to all public holidays, including dates, traditions, and practical travel tips for celebrating.
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2026 Philippines Public Holiday Calendar
The 2026 Philippine holiday calendar features 14 regular holidays and 8 special non-working days, with most falling on strategic dates to create long weekends. The year begins with New Year's Day and ends with Rizal Day, with major breaks during Holy Week (April) and Christmas season (December). Note that Islamic holidays (Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha) will be announced separately based on lunar sightings.
Philippines Holiday Types
Philippine holidays fall into two official categories:
1. Regular Holidays (14 days in 2026):
- Highest-level holidays where workers are entitled to double pay if they work
- Include New Year's Day, Holy Week days, Labor Day, Independence Day, and Christmas
- Key: Government offices, banks, and most businesses closed
2. Special (Non-Working) Days (8 days in 2026):
- Lower-tier holidays with different pay rules (varies by company)
- Include Chinese New Year, Ninoy Aquino Day, All Saints' Day, and Christmas Eve
- Key: Government offices closed; businesses may choose to open or close
Important: When a holiday falls on a weekend, it's not typically rescheduled (except for Holy Week observances).
List of Philippine Holidays in 2026
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We've put together a comprehensive list of the Philippines' major holidays, complete with their dates, names, and origins. You can explore the difference between Regular Holiday and Special Holiday and check the details of each individual holiday.
Date (2026) | Weekday | Public Holiday | Key Details (Celebrations, Crowds, Openings) |
|---|---|---|---|
Jan 1 | Thu | New Year's Day | Celebrations: Fireworks, midnight masses, family gatherings. Crowds: Heavy in city centers and beaches. Openings: Banks/government offices closed; malls open (12pm-9pm); restaurants bustling. |
Feb 17 | Tue | Chinese New Year (Special) | Celebrations: Parades, dragon dances, red decorations, fireworks. Crowds: Heavy in Binondo (Manila's Chinatown). Openings: Chinese businesses closed; malls open with special sales. |
Apr 2 | Thu | Maundy Thursday | Celebrations: Church services, foot washing ceremonies. Crowds: Moderate at churches. Openings: Most malls closed; restaurants limited hours. |
Apr 3 | Fri | Good Friday | Celebrations: Processions, fasting, church services. Crowds: Heavy at churches and pilgrimage sites. Openings: ALL malls, shops, and most restaurants closed; limited food delivery available. |
Apr 4 | Sat | Black Saturday (Special) | Celebrations: Quiet reflection, preparation for Easter. Crowds: Light. Openings: Malls open (12pm-9pm); some restaurants open. |
Apr 9 | Thu | Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor) | Celebrations: Military parades, wreath-laying at war memorials. Crowds: Moderate at historical sites. Openings: Government offices closed; malls open. |
May 1 | Fri | Labor Day | Celebrations: Worker rallies, parades. Crowds: Heavy in urban areas. Openings: Government offices closed; malls open with sales. |
Jun 12 | Fri | Independence Day | Celebrations: Flag-raising, parades, cultural performances. Crowds: Heavy at Rizal Park and government buildings. Openings: Banks/government offices closed; malls open. |
Aug 21 | Fri | Ninoy Aquino Day (Special) | Celebrations: Memorial services, political gatherings. Crowds: Light to moderate. Openings: Government offices closed; malls open. |
Aug 31 | Mon | National Heroes Day | Celebrations: Parades, ceremonies at heroes' monuments. Crowds: Moderate at historical sites. Openings: Government offices closed; malls open. |
Nov 1 | Sun | All Saints' Day (Special) | Celebrations: Cemetery visits, prayers for ancestors. Crowds: Extreme at cemeteries (traffic jams for hours). Openings: Government offices closed; malls open. |
Nov 2 | Mon | All Souls' Day (Special) | Celebrations: Continued cemetery visits. Crowds: Still heavy at cemeteries. Openings: Government offices closed; malls open. |
Nov 30 | Mon | Bonifacio Day | Celebrations: Parades, cultural events. Crowds: Moderate at historical sites. Openings: Government offices closed; malls open. |
Dec 8 | Tue | Feast of the Immaculate Conception (Special) | Celebrations: Church services, processions. Crowds: Heavy at Catholic churches. Openings: Government offices closed; malls open. |
Dec 24 | Thu | Christmas Eve (Special) | Celebrations: Family reunions, Noche Buena feasts. Crowds: Heavy in shopping districts until noon. Openings: Malls open (10am-6pm); restaurants open for holiday meals. |
Dec 25 | Fri | Christmas Day | Celebrations: Church services, gift exchanges, family meals. Crowds: Light in public areas; families at home. Openings: All government offices and most shops closed; restaurants limited hours. |
Dec 30 | Wed | Rizal Day | Celebrations: Parades, ceremonies at Rizal Monument. Crowds: Moderate at historical sites. Openings: Government offices closed; malls open. |
Dec 31 | Thu | Last Day of the Year (Special) | Celebrations: Fireworks, countdown parties. Crowds: Heavy in city centers. Openings: Government offices closed; malls open until midnight. |
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April 2-3: Holy Week (Maundy Thursday & Good Friday)
The most solemn period in the Philippines, Holy Week is a deeply Catholic tradition with nationwide observance.
What to Do:
- Witness the dramatic processions in towns like Antipolo or Vigan, where devotees carry life-sized crosses
- Visit churches for the traditional "Seven Last Words" services
- In some provinces, watch the reenactment of the Passion of Christ (though photography is often discouraged)
Travel Tips:
- Book accommodations early - popular pilgrimage sites fill up fast
- Stock up on food - most restaurants and shops close completely on Good Friday
- Plan transportation carefully - public transport runs on reduced schedules
- Respect local customs - this is a time of deep religious reflection, so dress modestly and avoid loud behavior
June 12: Independence Day
Commemorating freedom from Spanish rule in 1898, Independence Day is a vibrant display of Filipino patriotism.
What to Do:
- Attend the flag-raising ceremony at Rizal Park in Manila, followed by the presidential speech
- Watch the colorful parades featuring marching bands and cultural performances from different regions
- Visit museums like the National Museum or Rizal Shrine for historical exhibits
Travel Tips:
- Arrive early for the Rizal Park ceremony (it starts at 7:00 AM)
- Roads around government buildings close early, so use public transport
- Many malls host Independence Day sales - a great time for shopping
December 24-25: Christmas Season
The Philippines celebrates one of the world's longest Christmas seasons (starting as early as September!), with Christmas Eve and Day being the pinnacle.
What to Do:
- Experience "Simbang Gabi" (Misa de Gallo) - nine consecutive dawn masses starting December 16
- Join the Noche Buena feast on Christmas Eve (traditional dishes include lechon, ham, and bibingka)
- Visit Christmas light displays in neighborhoods like Ayala Triangle Gardens or San Fernando (Pampanga)
Travel Tips:
- Book flights/hotels 3-6 months in advance - prices surge during December
- Public transportation becomes chaotic - consider hiring a private car or using ride-hailing apps
- Most businesses close early on Christmas Eve and remain closed on Christmas Day, so plan meals accordingly
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Philippines Holiday - Openings & Crowd
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Philippines Holiday - General Opening Rules
Category | Regular Holidays | Special Days | Good Friday |
|---|---|---|---|
Government Offices | Closed | Closed | Closed |
Banks | Closed | Closed (most) | Closed |
Malls | Open (varies) | Open (varies) | Closed |
Restaurants | Open (most) | Open (most) | Closed (most) |
Grocery Stores | Open (some) | Open | Limited hours |
Tourist Attractions | Open | Open | Open (most) |
Public Transport | Reduced service | Normal/Reduced | Limited service |
Philippines Holiday - Crowd Intensity
- Extreme Crowds: Good Friday (at churches), All Saints' Day (cemeteries), Christmas Eve (shopping areas)
- Heavy Crowds: New Year's Eve, Independence Day (Rizal Park), Holy Week processions
- Moderate Crowds: Labor Day, National Heroes Day, Bonifacio Day
- Light Crowds: Chinese New Year (outside Chinatown), Ninoy Aquino Day, Rizal Day
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Very Good502 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|3.14km from city center
The place is very accessible and convenient since it is near almost everything. Most of the staff were kind, hospitable, and accommodating, which we appreciated.
However, during our check-in, the receptionist on duty lacked proper assistance and explanation. While we were carrying our belongings and trying to figure out where the elevator was, she was busy talking and laughing with her co-worker. We were not informed properly about how to bring our things to the room, so the experience felt unprofessional at that moment.
Thankfully, one of the security guards noticed that we needed help and kindly assisted us with our cart and belongings. We truly appreciated his kindness and the hospitality shown by the other staff members.FromTHB 2,952
Great559 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|1.99km from city center
The Manila Hotel has an old but elegant and luxurious style. Marble and stone finishing, tall ceilings and a grand piano at the back with a musician playing pleasant music greets you as you walk through the entrance.
Lacking points from my personal experience:
1. The carpet floors need to be replaced. I had to change rooms because the first room I got had an unpleasant smell to it (they quickly changed my room after I went to the reception, so it wasn't terrible) and although I didn't notice until the end of my stay, the new room's carpet was frayed at the edges.
2. The night mode of the lights (many switches) completely cuts power to the power outlets. I didn't know and ended up waking up to a phone and power bank with a dying battery and needing to stay in the hotel a couple of hours until they finished charging. Maybe just a warning in the future?
The good parts:
1. The service! People are SO accommodating, pleasant and efficient. Reception staff, waiters, bell boys and basically everyone greets you with a smile and tries to solve any problems with utmost focus and cordiality.
2. Traditional pride. Traditional fashion exhibition at the front was a great touch to my visit. The whole place (restaurants, pools, spa, rooms, etc) add to the experience. I could have stayed in the hotel and felt like I hadn't missed Manila's charm.
3. Excellent location. I realised early on that I could literally see every single thing from my ”1 day tour of Manila” from my hotel room. Nothing says great location like this.FromTHB 3,331
Great315 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|3.24km from city center
The hotel is great! Even though it's an older property, the facilities are still very good, and the breakfast spread is excellent. It's located right next to Koreatown, and you just have to cross the street to get to Manila Bay – it's the perfect spot for stunning sunset photos. The lobby staff are also incredibly welcoming.FromTHB 3,036
Great204 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|3.27km from city center
Friendly staffs when we checked in until we checked out. Hotel facilities all nice and the breakfast has many choices. But need to visit customer/factory in the day time. Maybe next trip will choose the Sheraton Manila Bay again.FromTHB 4,333
Very Good69 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|4.09km from city center
Overall cleanliness was good, but some details weren't cleaned thoroughly enough.
1) Hair in the room 2) Floating debris in the kettle 3)
Btw, All the staff were very patient, and the food was quite good.
I'll come again next time, I really like it here.FromTHB 2,943
Business travel
Very Good1450 Reviews
City of Manila|2.18km from city center
Our 2nights stay is super great..the hotel is an old school but they still keep the cleanliness and the 5star hotel vibe with the pretty and hospitable staff...knowing the hotel is part of the manila hotel group they kept the standard..the room is different from the pics..its is big where you dont bump into one another while going around..bathroom one of my fav because of the bathtub...spacious cabinet for the clothes and baggage...over all it is 10 for our family..breakfast buffet..OMG worth the price...they never repeat the menu each day...my kid is a picky eater but she enjoyed the selections of food...everyday there is BACON.
Location wise it is just less than 5mins walk to the museums...if you love walking it is near Intramuros , Binondo, Quiapo Church.
No problem when you get hungry at night..there are lots of resto and food stall just outside the hotel.
Worth our stay..SURELY WILL BOOK AGAIN FOR A LONGER STAY🥰🥰♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you Manila Prince Hotel for a wonderful experince.FromTHB 1,267
Very Good1958 Reviews
City of Manila|0.39km from city center
I'm a tourist from Japan, and this was my first time visiting Manila, staying for only one day. I was also planning a late-night checkout, so I looked for the cheapest hotel possible and booked this one for about 4,000 yen per night.
Honestly, I didn't have high expectations, but I was surprised to find it much cleaner and the lobby much grander than I imagined. There's a security guard permanently stationed at the entrance, and a metal detector for security checks, which made me feel very safe.
I had to pay a cash deposit at check-in, but it was refunded without any issues at check-out.
The room was spacious, and the bed was comfortable. The air conditioning worked well, making for a pleasant stay. The shower pressure was a bit weak, but it wasn't particularly inconvenient.
The hotel is located deep within Chinatown, but it's still conveniently situated for sightseeing. There were many tourists and shoppers around, and I felt safe walking out until around 8 PM. Since I enjoy walking, I even explored Intramuros on foot.
Considering the price, this hotel offers excellent value for money. I highly recommend it for short stays or for travelers looking to save on accommodation costs.FromTHB 727
Very Good182 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|2.51km from city center
I recently stayed at City Garden Suites and would like to share both a commendation and some constructive feedback regarding my experience.
First, I would like to highly commend Ms. Zsan for her outstanding service. After being assigned to a room that, while clean, had an unpleasant odor, I approached the front desk again for assistance. Ms. Zsan handled the situation with genuine care and professionalism. She went beyond simply checking the system—she actively coordinated with housekeeping via radio to personally verify room availability. Her initiative, attentiveness, and willingness to help truly define excellent customer service. She made us feel heard and valued, and her dedication reflects the kind of frontline service that leaves a lasting positive impression.
On the other hand, I would like to offer constructive feedback regarding my experience with Ms. Acel. As a guest, first impressions matter, and my initial interaction with her during check-in was not very reassuring. When I inquired about the possibility of being assigned to a newly renovated room, I was informed that none were available, without much effort to further check or explore options. This gave me the impression that my request was not fully considered.
The following day, when I needed to extend my stay, I spoke with her over the phone and requested an update regarding my concern, emphasizing the urgency as I needed to secure the current room rate online. However, after waiting for around 30 minutes without any callback, I had to follow up myself. During the follow-up, she asked for details I had already communicated earlier, which made it seem like the information was not properly noted or attended to.
On the third day, I needed to extend my booking again. To avoid the same experience, I went directly to the front desk. Unfortunately, she was again the one available. Despite my previous experience, I still chose to give her another chance, hoping for a better interaction. However, the experience remained the same. Because of this, instead of extending my stay further, I decided to transfer to another hotel.
I hope this feedback is received constructively. Frontline staff play a crucial role in shaping the overall guest experience. While Ms. Zsan demonstrated exceptional service and professionalism, there is an opportunity for improvement in consistency, attentiveness, and proactive assistance. With the right focus on these areas, guest satisfaction can be greatly enhanced.FromTHB 1,179
Very Good609 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|2.49km from city center
Ii need a flat iron then i call from housekeeping dial 5 a girl answered i told her my intention of calling , but she in a sarcastic way she said u can birrow a flat iron only for 30 mins and i just said if only 30 mins maybe later ill borrow then i just hang up after an hour i called again in the housekeeping different girl answered she said akright i will bring it now to your room and the service boy just signed this maam, snd thrn no more i asked the boy after i finished do i need ti call he said no msm just left it outside.. so after i finished i just call the housekeeping the girl said alright i will send somebody yo pick it up until i checkout the flat iron still in our room… how come service person sometimes rude but the ithers are not… i hope that bayview park hotel train well their service attendant specially answering guest in right manner… not to sarcastic and too exaggerated ways…FromTHB 1,189
Very Good679 Reviews
China Town City of Manila|0.16km from city center
The hotel is conveniently located near Chinatown and several popular attractions. The front desk staff are enthusiastic and there are Chinese signs available. The double room was spacious. I suggest adding more variety to the breakfast buffet. It's also within walking distance to the Royal City.FromTHB 1,567
Family friendly
Very Good342 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|2.35km from city center
One of the most unique hotels in the Philippines, the ocean rooms have a full aquarium wall that's connected through all the rooms of that side. Different fish pass by at different times from room to room. They have great breakfast as well with a view of Manila bay while bacon is available on request for a small fee. Sunset views are awesome and dinner menu is well structured. While most of the hotel is spotless the main corridor outside the rooms could be cleaned more regularly as everyone is passing for there to get to the rooms. There was something odd in the morning just around the end of breakfast time. We could hear the chairs from upstairs being dragged on the wooden floor loudly around 9:30 am to 10:00 am, we were woken up several times as we tried to sleep after an early breakfast. The rest of the time it was whisper quiet and serene.FromTHB 1,601
Very Good659 Reviews
Malate City of Manila|4.71km from city center
What can i say the hotel rooms and washrooms are old.
Pool is cold not heated . They say its heated but no it is not. The only heated is the jacuzi but kids are not allowed there. Kids pool is freezing cold. Not for family with kids. But the buffet breakfast is nice though.FromTHB 1,759
Very Good246 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|2.47km from city center
It's a 30-minute Grab ride from the airport if there's no traffic. The hotel is in a historical building, and you can really feel its grandeur in the lobby, hallways, and staircases. However, while it's near the coast, the surrounding area isn't very clean, so I wouldn't recommend walking around. A 5-minute Grab ride to Robinson Place will get you everything you need: a supermarket, a drugstore, and restaurants. The pool on the 4th floor has a great view and is easy to use as it's not crowded. The breakfast buffet is about average. Intramuros is also about a 5-minute Grab ride away.FromTHB 1,837
Very Good59 Reviews
Malate City of Manila|4.45km from city center
It was good experience , me and my daughter enjoyed the sauna and pool, the food was great, the room is clean and well maintained, the service is great and the staffs are accommodating.FromTHB 894
Very Good199 Reviews
City of Manila|2.26km from city center
I love the service! Hospitality is amazing I feel it's the one of the best in SEA for a 4 star hotel. Compliments to the staffs that check my room upon check out and found my glasses I forgot to pack. They returned it almost immediately upon check out.
Compliments to the guards outside as well, they escorted us especially at night to the other side to get to the mall due to crazy traffic haha !
Casino can be improved with more different table games that has progressive jackpot I.e. paigow, stud poker etc. Too too many baccarat table.
Location is perfect for those who wants to stay and experience the local as this hotel is buried in many local residential area unlike Newport.
Overall, I will return for another short getaway 🥰FromTHB 2,392
Hot spring
Very Good348 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|2.62km from city center
The hotel is in Ermita, right near the U.S. Embassy. The location is good, you can easily get access to historical places, like Rizal Park, Intramuros, Manila Ocean Park and Fort Santiago.
Near the hotel are Starbucks and 7/11.
The room is good. I had a beautiful view of Manila Bay. The staff was very polite, and check-in was so fast.
Overall, it’s good. It’s not my first time at Red Planet Hotels. They are quite similar, and you can find them in different districts.FromTHB 850
Very Good504 Reviews
China Town City of Manila|0.35km from city center
Located in a very convenient community, with a 7-Eleven right downstairs, which is great for quick snacks or drinks. You can easily call a Grab or a car service directly to the hotel. It's close to all the major tourist attractions. If you enjoy walking, you can explore everything on foot, including all the important historical sites in the Philippines. I really liked it here! The accommodation was quiet and peaceful, and I felt the price was good for the value. It was clean and comfortable, just what I'd expect from a hotel. What I liked most is that once you get your bearings, you realize it's close to all the main attractions. It's also not too far from the train station; you can take the train almost to the last stop and then walk about 1.5 kilometers to reach the airport.FromTHB 806
Very Good551 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|3.43km from city center
A very nice and well‑maintained hotel, offering a clean and comfortable environment that makes it a safe and convenient choice for solo travelers.FromTHB 624
Very Good972 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|3.17km from city center
The casino is very close, the lobby is cool, and the rooms are spacious. It's also near Robinson's Mall. As expected for a Koreatown location, there are many Korean restaurants and entertainment venues nearby. Just a heads up, the outlets are 110v.FromTHB 919
Very Good1045 Reviews
Malate City of Manila|3.09km from city center
Been booking Eurotel everytime since its fronting Rob Manila. The bed is not soft and the beddings are quite old and are yellow-stained already. Also, one problem is the bedding (bedsheet) keeps coming off from the mattress which is a hassle. Hallway sometimes smell of cigaretteFromTHB 717
Gym
102 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|3.97km from city center
I was so disappointed. The shower host from the bathroom was defective but in fairness it was repaired on the 2nd day midnight. And also no rubber bathroom mat (since the bathroom floor tiles is slippery) . They only produce the mat after my sister a pwd has warned them for any accident that she may incurred the front desk will be responsible. While the water heater is not 24 hours based on their post. Water heater resume on my 3rd day stay. The four treadmills at the gym are also not working it is all under maintenance.
In regards i think this hotel needs already a fully renovation.FromTHB 973
Very Good173 Reviews
Malate City of Manila|3.13km from city center
Professional and efficient reception staff.
The apartment is spacious and very clean. Comfortable bed, but slightly uncomfortable pillows.
Air conditioner is a bit noisy, but does its job.
Great swimming pool — well maintained and quiet. The staff who works there are helpful and pleasant.
Location is convenient— 2 mins walk from Robinsons Place mall and a short grab ride from the old town — fort and casa Manila, or a 30 mins walk. Also, it’s a short walk from the beach.
Grab is great to move around the city and go to/from the airport— very affordable and convenient.
I’d definitely stay again.FromTHB 1,208
Very Good278 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|2.66km from city center
My stay at Manila Lotus Hotel was a pleasant and comfortable experience. The staff were very accommodating and welcoming, always ready to assist with any requests, which made the stay even more enjoyable.
The hotel’s location is very convenient, especially for travelers who want easy access to key spots around Manila like the US Embassy - 10mins walk. It’s close to restaurants, shopping areas, and tourist attractions, making it a great base for exploring the city.
The room was clean, well-maintained, and provided a relaxing atmosphere after a long day out. It felt safe and comfortable, which is something I truly value when traveling.
Overall, Manila Lotus Hotel offers great value for money with its excellent service, strategic location, and cozy accommodations. I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Manila and would gladly stay here again.FromTHB 850
Very Good185 Reviews
Malate City of Manila|3.14km from city center
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)
The hotel has a great location—very convenient and close to Robinsons Place Mall, restaurants, and chill bar spots. There is a laundry area downstairs, which is very helpful. Overall, 10/10: clean, complete amenities, and the balcony was perfect for us. Highly recommended!FromTHB 712
Very Good61 Reviews
Malate City of Manila|3.14km from city center
The overall place is decent, however, the linen cover seems to have already been used due to its pungent odour. Every time we asked for room service, it just made the whole room smell worse as the mop used to clean the room likely had not been changed or cleaned. There was even a time when the cleaner took the money that had been left out in the open by the table, although we were going to tip anyway, it is just concerning that they’d take whatever money’s left out without having prior knowledge of whether the money is going to be given. What if it had been someone else's money or a larger amount than usual?FromTHB 1,233
Swimming pool
Good204 Reviews
China Town City of Manila|0.38km from city center
Got in our room around 2:30 pm. They seem to be really strict with early check-in unlike most hotels where you can get free early check-in from 12-1 pm. Easy to past time since mall is very accessible. Location is superb. Perfect for Binondo foodtrip. Room is nice for its price, but bathroom shower area can use some improvement. Jacuzzi and sauna area smells and doesn’t seem to be regularly cleaned. Feels unsanitary so we didn’t bother using it even if we wanted to. Wish they had a swimming pool.FromTHB 1,267
Very Good70 Reviews
Malate City of Manila|4.52km from city center
I had a great stay at Hotel Benilde. The location is very accessible, making it easy to get around the area. The staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating, always ready to assist with a smile. The hotel itself was super clean, which made my stay even more comfortable.
The only downside was the limited breakfast options, which is why I decided not to avail of it. Instead, I opted to eat at KFC, which is conveniently located right next to the hotel.
Overall, I highly recommend Hotel Benilde for its excellent service, cleanliness, and prime location. Just keep in mind that if you’re looking for a wider breakfast selection, you might want to explore nearby options.FromTHB 1,282
52 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|2.99km from city center
Aircon is old , amenities not quite good, ung bed for suite room ang liit, madilim ung room,
Not recommendable, ung room for 2days stay wala man lang nag linis.FromTHB 634
Very Good47 Reviews
City of Manila|0.41km from city center
Nine Keys is located on Wang Bing Street, and there are many Chinese shops just downstairs.FromTHB 1,385
Very Good80 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|2.42km from city center
Exceeded my expectations. The room is clean and big. We had the basics plus a small tv and a fridge. Floor is carpeted but it surprisingly doesn’t have the usual bad smell. You could tell that the room was well-maintained. Wifi is acceptable but not that reliable for video conference. Since the hotel is really old, you can’t see “modern” things in the room. And that’s okay. All the staff are friendly and never missed to greet us. Parking infront of the hotel felt safer. Overall, Hotel Miramar is a catch! I would recommend it to my friends and family.FromTHB 712
Breakfast
Good399 Reviews
Malate City of Manila|3.44km from city center
I will always keep them ahead in terms of the noise-free environment, beauty and cleanliness of the hotel, and their behavior was very friendly which impressed me, the most interesting thing is that they have a rooftop bar where you can relax and take in the fresh air and enjoy the beauty of the city, guests from different countries are present there with whom it is very enjoyable to spend private time.FromTHB 162
Very Good323 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|3.12km from city center
The service was very good. Staff were accommodating. Will book again when we come back.FromTHB 982
Very Good118 Reviews
City of Manila|0.76km from city center
We had a pleasure of staying at Manila Grand Opera Hotel and was thoroughly impressed. From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful. My room was spotless and beautifully clean,comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. The hotel's location was perfect for exploring the city, and I especially enjoyed the delicious breakfast spread each morning. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting in Manila and will definitely be back!”FromTHB 938
Very Good241 Reviews
Manila Bay City of Manila|3.52km from city center
The room was clean and has a big space. But when we checked in, seems like the utensils and mugs were used, they did not replace it or did not wash it. But overall stay was good and the service was good, the breakfast is good but they just offer only 4 menu. And also, outside noise is disturbing specially when midnight and someone is walking outside because of the wood floor.FromTHB 761
Great71 Reviews
City of Manila|1.26km from city center
Great place! This is a boutique hotel that has around 80 rooms. The hotel was originally a bank but was later acquired by the university then turned into a teaching hotel.
The view from some areas is beautiful and you can see the walls of Intramuros.
Also, if you don’t decide to stay here, at least go to the restaurant on the top floor(Sky Deck). The sunsets are beautiful from there and the food is good.FromTHB 2,019
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