Hotels near Bahay na Pula, San Ildefonso

Expensive compared to the other resort around. No food options in the cafeteria. Lacking of shed specially on the hot weather. Hard to go around as no shed. Very loud as they aloud karaoke party.

Stayed here when extended brownout. Expensive for what you get. Impossible to use the pool as out of order. Food average to say the least. Staff not that helpful. Compared to what you can get for the same price in Manila very poor but I suppose no competition!

Fairly new accommodations so a fair amount of work is being carried out during the daytime. We had a few issues but all were more than satisfactorily rectified. The hotel strikes me as being oriented more towards a traveller who wants efficiently as opposed to the traveller who needs space and room amenities to fully relax for a few days. The room we were in has very little extra space and no closets. The remote controls for the television should have instruction manuals as there are two controls and no way of knowing which one does what. The wifi is weak which causes the channels on the tv to react slowly. The room does have a smart tv so apps are usable with the tv. The hotel has a superior restaurant attached to the lobby which has meals which are very nicely presented and definitely tasty. The hotel is located a little distance from other businesses, but, there are a Japanese Restaurant and a Chinese Restaurant just a few minutes walk away. The rooms are clean but just a little noisy as there is no carpeting either in the room or in the hallways. One personal dislike is that the window shade is a roll-up, roll-down shade. This means while close it is dark in the room, even during the daytime and when it is up there is no privacy from the outside. Prices are reasonable. No tricycles on property so you need to arrange your own transportation or walk out to the roadway to catch a tricycle. There is obviously good communication between the managers of the facility given how quickly and efficiently our original issues were resolved.

Excellent location, close to SM Fairview and Ayala Terraces. Room cleanliness needs attention especially the bathroom. TV has no local channels, but Netflix and Youtube are available. Stay details were not communicated during check-in, which is a must such as wifi access and breakfast

Great Hotel with friendly staff. The rooms were nice and clean. Comfy beds with conforters as blankets. Cool A/C and nice updated bathrooms and floors. Has a free breakfast buffet and the food choices are pretty good. Staffs are always friendly, I would stay again here if I was in the area. Really enjoyed my stay!

I always use it when I go home. In terms of location, it's in the back of the countryside, but it faces a road where tricycles are easy to catch except late at night. One of my favorite hotels.

I, with my pregnant wife and toddler, booked for an executive room (Japanese-theme at room 104) in Sogo Hotel, Mexico, for 24 hours as an escape during the New Year's Eve. If the price tag in the room is akin to a run-of-the-mill motels, you can never hear any complaint from us. But for a hotel that claims to offer an executive room, it should live up to its promises; unfortunately, not in my family's experience. Let me break down the reasons: 1) Price - I booked my reservation in travelbook.ph with insider's discount but it was not awarded to us. We were charged for a regular fee. 2) Cleanliness - You can easily deduce that the previous occupant smoked cigarette. You can still smell the third-hand smoke up from the ceiling to the bed. It's suffocating to breath at first especially for me who has sensitive nose. 3) Aircon - Sleeping was hard as the noise of the aircon is like a nearby jackhammer, or a motorboat's engine. We were forced to turn it to fan just to silence it at the expense of sweating up. 4) Light - There was no light at the dining area and I called for an assistance twice. No one came to fix the bulb. 5) Security - We left the room to have a dinner and we asked for the concierge to lock the room (we were not given a spare key, that is their policy). However, the concierge was adamant to lock our room and claimed that it was safe even if we left our room open. I insisted on locking our room before leaving and the concierge showed unwillingness to do what I requested. The security guard looks frightening. We're not on to discrimination but you'll understand us if you were in the actual scene. Imagine a silhouette from a bit far. Then up close, he suddenly cut and blocked you and see an image of a drunk man wearing a guard's uniform. Coupled with this, he asked us in an interrogative tone if we were going to leave and asked our hotel room's number. I understand that inquiring is part of his work but at least he should pepper it with a smile or courteous tone. However, his approach caused us to be cynical in giving information especially with the premise that the concierge is unwilling to lock our room. I was about to put out my cellphone to record his hoodlum-like gesture but he suddenly stopped asking us and just radioed the concierge. 6) WiFi - Imagine a crippled turtle that is forced to run. That's how slow the hotel's WiFi in the room is. 7) TV - You cannot find lots of channels to watch on. Thankfully, we brought our own movies. The only thing that we enjoyed above all in the room is its spacious toilet and bathtub as my toddler enjoyed swimming while bathing. But generally, as a family-friendly hotel, you cannot expect it to be ”so clean, so good”. You have been warned.