Pasay Hostels

We stayed at this hotel for one night, planning to walk there from the airport. That turned out to be harder than expected because the taxi drivers outside the airport were really pushy, constantly trying to 'help' us or drive us. We wanted to walk on our own, but the hotel isn't accessible via a pedestrian path, so we had to cross a very busy road with our luggage. It was a bit unsettling to see everything, including the hotel doors, behind metal grates. The receptionist was very nice, checked us in quickly, explained all the safety procedures, and took a deposit. We checked out very early in the morning and didn't have breakfast. The deposit was returned without any issues, as the same man was at the front desk overnight. Big thanks to him. The room itself was perfectly pleasant; the bed linen was a bit worn, but otherwise, everything was fine. The in-room tea and kettle were a welcome touch. The location didn't meet our expectations, but the hotel itself and the service were quite good. Grateful for the stay 💋

Amazing place. It's a love hotel that could actually work as a stopover if you're ready to experience Manila as it truly is. I was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness: no insects in the room, no dirt, and a clean jacuzzi, which isn't always the case even in more expensive hotels in Moscow. One of the hotel staff, a gecko, clearly protected us from insects! However, the bathrooms definitely need fixing. The pipes on both floors are leaking, which has led to a persistent puddle of stagnant water that never dries up. The mattress was firm, perhaps too much so for our liking. And the stairs are quite steep, which might not be comfortable for everyone. The hotel staff were generally friendly; I'm sure they would have been willing to help if needed, but we didn't have any issues. However, no one took the initiative, so over our three-day stay, we weren't even offered fresh towels or trash removal, which was a bit disappointing. The location is convenient because it's close to the airport (this was a big draw for us, as we only had two days in Manila). But on the other hand, stepping outside the hotel plunges you into the surrounding poverty: markets, homeless people. In the evenings, it felt a bit uncomfortable getting around without a taxi. I'd recommend taking a taxi every time you return after sunset. And yes, being close to the airport means plane noise day and night, so be prepared for that. All in all, my wife and I enjoyed our stay at the hotel, and we might even consider returning next time.

The services is so good and the room is so clean and spacious. Although the food might have been a bit pricy for it’s serving but it was a very pleasant stay

Very good location. Affordable rate for travellers. Staff are very accomodating. Showers are working well but the lavatory needs repair. But overall its goods

The hostel is simple. It provides spaces for guests to eat outside the room. There are round tables good for two guests. You can also stay there for work or relax. The room (bunk) is only designed for sleeping. Common CR and shower. Separate rooms for ladies and gents. Dormitory type accommodation.

Like China's 90s guest house. This price is really speechless and the pictures are completely incompatible. The Philippines is not a good place for a vacation. The price is not cheap. There are still many tips for tipping people.