Best Four Star Hotels in Cebu

”I arrived earlier than expected, having booked an early flight after a night shift without sleep. However, they accommodated me and provided an early check-in free of charge, which I truly appreciated since I was exhausted. The room was incredibly comfortable, and the staff, especially at the reception, were exceptionally nice. I also loved their breakfast buffet – the food was amazing! This hotel is definitely one of the best in the city center, conveniently close to all establishments.”

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Lex Hotel Cebu and found it to be an ideal choice. The hotel's location is perfect, surrounded by numerous eateries, making dining options easily accessible. The bed was delightfully soft, and the room offered ample space, providing a comfortable and relaxing environment. What truly stood out was the exceptional friendliness and support provided by the staff. Their warm hospitality added a personal touch to the overall experience. Although the breakfast options were somewhat limited, they were sufficient, ensuring a satisfying start to the day.

The position is perfect, just walking distance from IT patk where you can get all restaurants and goos night life. The hotel is very nice, clean and new, rooms are though a bit old style and would need renovation.

Location was great. Nearby to entertain outlets and massage shops. Very clean lobby and spacious room. I got an upgrade I think. Got 2 comfy beds even though I was alone. The troublesome part is that I stayed on a high floor and have to do a lift transfer. All the attractions the hotel has to offer is closed. For upgrading I was told. And the ****** was mediocre. But the room was great.

Clean and well-presented hotel. I've never experienced a hotel lobby not being on the ground floor (it's on floor 9), but that's no big deal. We stayed in the deluxe twin room. 2 king single beds that can be pushed together if you're a couple. Beds were very comfortable! Bathroom was also very clean. The only issues we had were: WiFi very slow/going in and out of range. Wait times for the elevator were consistently long (3-4mins) Buffet breakfast was delicious! We didn't get the chance to check out the pool as we only stayed overnight.

The hotel is super convenient to get to Ayala mall yet in a peaceful area. Costs about 70 pesos ($1.50) by taxi to Ayala mall. The room was nice enough (probably 3 star quality - but clean and cozy). One annoying thing was the thinness of the walls, the next room's occupants were chatting well after midnight. Could hear them clearly. Had to call reception twice to tell them to stop. Breakfast was nice. Didn't have time for the pool but it looked nice though not a huge amount of sunlight coming through, more like an indoor pool. Good gym. Would stay here again if looking for something convenient to Ayala mall.

Great city view. Room size is above average meaning bigger than other deluxe Seda rooms we’ve been to. Misto resto is with a great view but it can be easily get full and refill takes time especially the bacon. There is direct access to the Mall which is a good thing however there is not much yet in the Central Block Mall but the basics are there. It could have been 5 star if not for the front desk who called in the middle of the night 10:30pm. They interrupted our sleep for a mistake. We were asleep when they called to ask if we’re done with the iron and board which we previously requested but declined because there was no available. Other than that, it was a great 2N/3D. We’ll comeback when in town.

I must start with the most incredible aspect of our experience, which far exceeded expectations. We accidentally left over $1,000 USD in our hotel room safe when we checked out. We didn’t realize this until after we had arrived on Boracay. I didn’t expect to ever see that money again. Certainly, in the US, there’s no chance in hell I’m ever getting that money back. Nevertheless, when I called the Holiday Inn Cebu City, the staff seemed genuinely committed to finding the money and somehow getting it back to me. Once they found it, they called me back immediately and confirmed the amount in the safe. Then, for the better part of two days, the staff visited various Western Union offices in Cebu City to find someone that would exchange the notes into pesos, which they could then send to me via Western Union in the US. They finally found someone who could send all but $300 because those were the older $100 bills that most foreign money changers won’t touch. Oh well, I was more than excited to get most of my money back. I was quite happy to leave the remaining $300 as a tip for their super service. Then, after a couple more weeks, they contacted me and let me know they were able to convert the remaining $300 to pesos. Keep in mind that this is a country where the wage rate is significantly lower than the US and this was a material amount of money. The staff at the Holiday Inn Cebu City was so honest and so committed to excellent customer service that they went out of their way to get the rest of the money to me. This in itself made me a life time, loyal customer of this hotel. Now, beyond this particular amazing experience, the hotel is the perfect spot for tourists. The rooms are impeccably clean and modern, the breakfast buffet was the best we had in Asia, and the swimming pool had a great view and was well appointed. The location is perfect for tourists because lots of places are walking distance, like the Ayala Center. Hands down a memorable stay for a world traveler who’s been to every continent. I highly recommend this property!!

The hotel is 250 pesos from the airport, there are many Korean restaurants around, there are barber shops, pizzerias, bakeries, rooms are large, there is a treatment room on the second floor, not a massage, it is a physical pain, the wireless network is great, decoration The style has the heavy sense of the industrial workshop, and the waiters are very enthusiastic,

Wonderful hotel about 5-6 minutes walk to Ayala Center. The room quality, and guest services are excellent. Everything works! Super comfortable bed, good size room and bathroom, modern, great air-cond. and a wide range of cable TV channels. Extremely well managed hotel and great value at less than 2,500 pesos per night. The breakfast is suited to Filipino's, so I only tried the restaurant once. One suggestion is to add the Australia channel to the list of cable TV options.