Hotels With Breakfast in Metro Manila, Philippines

All is good except for the longer queue when checking- in and at breakfast. Maybe because of the holiday season that there are so many guests. I think they need to improve their system coz it really takes a longer time. Thank you for accommodating us.

I'm completely satisfied during our stay here. The essential twin room that we stayed in is far larger compared to other competitors, the room also has more life in it. Staff were all helpful and greets you everytime, it gives you a sense that you are always welcome. Location is very strategic but you have to walk 300-500 meters to reach Runway Manila if you're staying because of a NAIA T3 flight (this is it's only downside compared to Belmont) but a plus is you're staying in Newport City and it has plenty to offer. The gym is also well equipped and it is located just adjacent to the hotel pool. Breakfast Buffet is excellent. The taho station is a nice Pinoy touch for anyone returning to the country when they've been away for years. Book this hotel if you want convenience and value for money.

I recommend this hotel especially for someone who prefers staying near NAIA airport.The staff are all professional and helpful. I arrived past 10pm already from travel and they accommodated me without any delays. The area is also safe compared to other places in Manila. There's a coffee shop nearby as well. The housekeeping also makes sure I have my daily supply of water which I'm very grateful for, no need for me to call additional service for that. Overall, it was a wonderful experience. P.S please hug the guard sniffing dog for me. They are all well trained.

I get it, I booked a budget hotel and shouldn't really expect much. And I didn't. But was pleasantly surprised with how nice and courteous their staff were. From the security guards to the front desk clerks - they were all so pleasant and accommodating. Now for the ”bad” part: the check-in process was tedious! Granted it was New Year's eve and they probably were overbooked - but they really need to figure out a better system of booking. Tempers flared and voices raised! The Titas were not pleased! haha! Also, they could use some refurbishing: floor tiles literally taped (as in scotch taped!) on the floor! The desk in the room is wobbly and broken. My biggest beef though is this: I had my room cleaned thinking they would replenish the toiletries or at least keep the ones I partly used. Instead I returned to a room without toilet paper and they took out my used towel which was hanging on the rack (isn't it a universal rule that if you hang your towels, you intend to use it again?) so now, I'm left with just 1 (the extra) towel. I mean, why remove the toilet paper?! If they were not going to replace it with a fresh, new roll, at least leave whatever was left from the previous day! It really took them more time, energy and effort to remove what was there - which I barely touched, by the way. Just seemed odd! Also, the breakfast buffet, while quite affordable at P450 per person, is really not that exciting. You're better off going to the Jollibee next door or get one of those microwaveable meals from 7-11 (also at the ground floor). Checking out was quicker, except for the super long wait for elevators!

We stayed at the Grand Westside Hotel as a family of four in two connecting rooms, and overall, it was excellent value for money. Since the rooms are brand new, the space felt fresh and modern, and we especially enjoyed the great breakfast selection. However, we did notice a few small things that could be improved. There was a stain on the corner wall near the window, our table was quite uneven, and we noticed there were no bathrobes or an alarm clock provided. We also had some trouble reaching the staff, as no one answered the front desk phone between 9:40 AM and 11:30 AM. Despite these minor ”punchlist” items, it was a comfortable stay for our family, and we’d definitely recommend it for the price and the quality of the rooms. I loved the logo too, placing it on their walls and accessories, gave it a touch of premiumness. Additional couch/stools around the lobby can also improve the overall feel.

This has been my go-to hotel in Makati. You get 5 star facilities and more for the price of a four star hotel. Plus, the location is also great as well since this is located in between two major thoroughfares, Kalayaan avenue and Makati Avenue. The only thing I say that needs improvement is the breakfast selection.

The location is perfect for SM Aura or High Street or Uptown, very walkable! The bureau of immigration is also inside SM Aura office building. The staff told me if you chose 1 person to stay, you'd get a queen bed. but if you chose 2 people, you'd get a single and a double bed. So just choose 1 person next time to save some money! The room is very decent and it has everything, but the type of AC they use can be loud but it didn't really bother me.

stayed for just one night and overall the experience was positive. The location is convenient — about 15 minutes from the airport without much traffic — and the room was quiet. The windows could not be opened, but the temperature remained comfortable even with the air conditioning turned off, as the unit itself is quite noisy. The room was spacious and modern, which I really appreciated. However, cleanliness is an aspect that clearly needs attention. I am attaching photos, as it is easier to understand: the floor did not seem properly cleaned, there were stains on the shower floor that could likely be removed with the right product, fingerprints on the TV, marks on the mirror, and the glass surfaces were not clear. The bedsheets also had visible stains, which was disappointing. The hotel has good potential thanks to its convenient location and modern rooms, but housekeeping standards should be improved. I did not try breakfast, so I cannot comment on that.

Perfect location for Poblacion or Glorietta Malls! The staff were super friendly and helpful. I was surprised how the room is like a regular studio apartment with kitchen area (microwave, induction stove and stuff) but is actually a full fledged hotel.

We chose to stay here for one night because of the good reviews. The location is convenient, the check-in process was smooth, and the staff provided good service. The buffet was okay. We enjoy staying in hotels, but I don’t usually leave reviews, however, this experience stood out. This is the first high-rated hotel I’ve stayed at that charged ₱150 for the use of a plate, spoon, and fork (per set). The room itself was average. It was big and spacious, but it felt like it hadn’t been used in a while. The furniture and fixtures looked worn out and could use some updating. The bathroom, in particular, was unpleasant. It didn’t smell when we first entered the room, but after using it, there was a noticeable odor that lingered. There didn’t seem to be proper ventilation or any odor control to address this issue. We also encountered a lot of mosquitoes inside the bathroom, which made our stay uncomfortable especially since we have a child and dengue is very prevalent this season. Would definitely say that their room rates did not match what could be their rating standards.