Hotéis próximos a Plaza Espana em Manila

Comfortable and clean accommodations. Maintain high standards of cleanliness throughout the hotel, including guest rooms, common areas, and amenities. Ensure that the rooms are well-maintained and equipped with comfortable bedding, furniture, and necessary amenities. Streamline the check-in and check-out process to minimize waiting times for guests. Provide clear instructions and assistance to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience.

During my recent 3-day, 2-night stay at Swiss-Belhotel Blulane in Manila, the overall experience left much to be desired. While the hotel had potential, the importance of providing quality service to guests seemed inconsistent. Firstly, there was a noticeable discrepancy in the service provided by the on-the-job trainees. While some displayed genuine warmth and eagerness to assist, others seemed hesitant, particularly when they perceived that a guest might not offer a tip. This attitude detracted from the overall guest experience and contradicted the essence of hospitality, which should prioritize genuine care and assistance regardless of gratuity. Additionally, the functionality of the elevators was a significant inconvenience. With only one elevator in operation, guests frequently experienced delays and overcrowding, resulting in frustration and inconvenience. This issue significantly impacted the efficiency of guest movement within the hotel and should be addressed promptly to enhance overall satisfaction. In conclusion, while this hotel in Manila has potential, there are notable areas for improvement, particularly in ensuring consistent and genuine guest service and addressing operational inefficiencies such as elevator functionality. By instilling in all staff members, including trainees, a genuine commitment to hospitality and service excellence, the hotel can elevate the overall guest experience and distinguish itself as a premier destination for travelers.

I recently booked here with my friends because we want to spend our time together. We are satisfied with their services, their staff are so approachable and friendly. I like their mini bar especially their rooms. Too much space so we can play around. I also like their garden outside the hotel, you can relax and have a fresh air. We really enjoy our stay in this hotel. Thanks also to Ms. Christine, the manager of the hotel for assisting us during our stay.

The place is pretty clean. Tha staffs and are very approachable and accommodating. I genuinely enjoyed my stay there.

We went hotel hopping during our Binondo staycation trip and Ramada is our last stop. First, the guard and bell boy was all so assistive upon arrival from parking to bringing our luggages. They were always smiling. Check-in the supervisor guy morning of October 27 was so nice he checked us in immediately even though its only 10:30AM, because my 4 y/o daughter fell asleep and he want us to rest. Its in the heart of Binondo! Everything is walkable. We definitely recommend this hotel.

I got to stay here because I'm ordered to follow protocol entering the country. I have to be quarantined for couple of days. However, I encountered couple of issues that I think I need to address with. 1. When my flight was cancelled I wasn't given the opportunity to reschedule my date of arrival. Imagine how exhausting it is after a long flight to call agency after agency to get another connecting flights. I had to call to reschedule/cancel swab testing coz of the cancelled flight. I had to call the hotel in manila (RedDoorz near Quiapo Church) to bypass and to consider rescheduling the date of my arrival because it was so hard to get connected with an agent over the phone but it wasn't granted. So I ended up paying a night of a room without even staying in there. 2. The front desk who checked me in was rude, not even helpful at all. I asked her when I checked in if there's a WIFI. She said its in the back of my key. When I got to my room. I checked the back of my key. It's a combination of number. I know I'm not blind but it never goes through. I called her and she said that's the only password she could give me. I called her again in an hour and she keeps saying the same thing so I gave up since its 2 in the morning and I just decided to fix everything tomorrow when I wake up. 3. I called the front desk about the same issue from the evening. They said the WIFI password is only located at the back of my room key. And they said they will try to look for something else and will call me back. 2 hours passed nobody called me. I had to go downstairs regardless I'm on 'quarantine' because no one seems to be helpful at all. Caught them laughing and chitchatting in the lobby when I'm struggling to get access to WIFI to settle some things to do with appointments etc. A nice lady came to my room and help me access the WIFI. It was quick. I asked her how she did it, She said there's a different WIFI password the management just happen to change it long ago and the password at the back of my key is so outdated. So I was speechless. From the night to the afternoon I was told the same thing that it was just at the back of the key. 4. I noticed 2 small cockroaches in my room which I don't really find it disturbing but for a business a running a hotel its a big NO NO NO. 5. My second night was horrifying. I woke up in the middle of the night and felt something was crawling in my back. I was too tired and sleepy to care for it. About a couple of minutes my oranges that was just sitting in the table fell out from the plastic bag. I find it strange but I was damn tired. Later this morning I found out that there's a rat bite in my orange, my cheez whiz and even the soap that I placed in the bathroom sink had a bite on it. I called the FD and someone came in to my room. I was shocked to be asked by a guard to check if there's a visible hole anywhere in my room. He told me that how would a rat came in to my room when its all closed. I'm assuming he is not think

The place was quite clean but we had some small cockroaches in our room... The toilet and shower were fine. The room has no windows. The futuristic design is fun. The crew is very friendly and fast when we needed help with the AC(which was working fine, we just didn't realize there was a switch in the room for it). The hotel is near the MRT station but the surroundings are poor and dirty on the streets. Especially at night. So it's fine if you just want to hope on the public transportation quickly.

Lai Lai Hotel Manila is located in the heart of Chinatown Chinatown in Manila, the capital of the Philippines. Although the equipment is outdated, after all, deep in Chinatown, surrounded by restaurants, pharmacies and supermarkets opened by Chinese, it is very convenient to do everything. Hotel check-in requires a passport and vaccine card, and a deposit of 1,000 pesos, which will be refunded upon check-out. The restaurant on the first floor of the hotel, typical Chinese food, is good. The restaurant is open from 10:00-21:00. The price of more than 200 yuan a night is not bad, after all, there are people who can speak Chinese, which is quite convenient. However, due to the large population density and small area of Chinatown, the traffic is relatively congested, and it takes more than an hour to drive to the airport.

This hotel is under management of a grander Manila Hotel. Rooms are large and modern, the servgice ipeccable, and breakfast is great. It also has a very good Chinese retsuaryrant. Curiously, it does not have the bar. I stayed two months until it closed due to covid. It is only about ten minutes walk form large SM shopping centre . Highly recommended

#positive #I was happy with the Room Size, Corridor Soundproofing, Hotel Smell, Nearby Restaurants, Safety, Nearby Activities; #喜欢# I am satisfied with the size of the room, the sound insulation of the corridor, the smell of the hotel, the proximity to the restaurant, the safety, and the proximity to activities