2-Star Hotels in Makati

It's quite clean. Although it looks a bit shabby on the outside, it beats many hotels in the Philippines. Deodorizers are also placed in the room to make the room smell good.

The staff are friendly and the environment is clean. Don't be fooled by the old buildings in the area; everything is very safe. We explored everywhere and met many people. We recommend it to everyone.

The place is neat and tidy with regular housekeeping services. They have a pantry for solo and day or night travelers. It is so accessible to the tourist spots, malls, and even convenience stores, good restaurants, supermarket and money changers or remittances.

The place is good, clean, spacious and near VFS and mall. The only thing is that there are small cockroaches everywhere and ants. I wish there were also utensils and cups for coffee to use. I requested it but there were no available utensils though they still gave me disposable cups.

Mad Monkeys rarely disappoint & here's no exception, in the heart of Makatis Party district Poblacion, you'll find everything you need to have a blast. It's a very social space with a rooftop skybar/terrace & restaurant & ground floor cafe with outside patio. I stayed in a 4 bed dorm (305) which I have to admit is very cramped, the toilet doesn't flush well & the shower head holder is damaged. Also the mattresses still have the plastic covers on so they squeak like crazy, this could be resolved by placing plywood on the top bunks which would make a sound barrier. Other than that, great hostel, great staff, great service & you get a welcome drink when you check in. JOIN THE MADNESS 🤣

There is a deposit fee of php 1,500 you’ll get it after check out. I wish they could provide some slippers, and hangers for the guest. And the towels are a bit old. They have small rooftop pool and the view there especially at sunset was pretty. Staffs were great and helpful.

bf kicked me out of the bnb and had to get a quick hotel for the rest of my stay in Manila! rooms were aight, you get what you pay for yk. its in a really good area i think, it wasnt a hassle for me to get anywhere, its walking distance to poblacion so that was fun. the staff was really nice and accommodating and not rude at all, which was refreshing. i was gonna go and party my last night but took a nap in their bed and woke up at 4 am…… I COULDNT PARTY 🥲 aight hotel for a solo traveler that got kicked out of the airbnb, and if youre tryna cut costs , and actually spend time out of the hotel and walk around AND THEY HAVE HOT WATER FOR SHOWERS dont have pics of the hotel but ill show my trip instead

I recently stayed at Hotel Sogo Guadalupe and overall, it was a practical option for a short stay. The biggest advantage is the location—it’s very accessible, especially if you’re commuting. It’s close to MRT Guadalupe station and surrounded by convenience stores and fast food spots, which makes everything easy to reach. The room itself was okay for the price. It was generally clean, and the basic amenities were provided, but don’t expect anything fancy. It’s more of a budget, no-frills stay. The air conditioning worked well, and the bed was decent enough for resting. Service was quick and straightforward. Staff were responsive, especially when requesting room service or assistance. However, there are a few downsides. Since it’s in a busy area, noise from outside can sometimes be noticeable. Also, the space can feel a bit small depending on the room type, and some parts of the facility may feel a bit dated. Overall, Hotel Sogo Guadalupe is a good option if you’re looking for something affordable, accessible, and convenient for a short stay. It’s not luxurious, but it gets the job done.

The service at Sunnette was great! Staff, both housekeeping and front desk were really friendly and efficient. They had housekeeping daily, which we didn’t expect, so that was a pleasant surprise. The building is really old (about 40 years), so it has a vintage feel to it. There’s hot water, towels, an induction cooker, a microwave, cutlery, plates, glasses, pots, and pans in the room. If I were to suggest anything, it’d be to bring a warm blanket with you when booking here because the blanket they offer is really thin. Other than that, we had a great experience at Sunnette. The hotel is right in the middle of the Poblacion nightlife/red light district, so there’s a lot of places to enjoy if that’s your thing and it’s near a bunch of malls like Greenbelt, Rockwell, and Century Mall. It can get noisy at night on the weekends, but fairly quiet on weekdays.

The price is affordable, rooms are clean enough, and people are friendly. Also, it is convenient to travel to all destinations, equally close. However, there's only one hairdryer in the building, which makes it super inconvenient, and no slippers are provided. Another concern would be safety, Pasay city is more local, you can experience authentic lifestyle, but there are risks of getting into trouble I think. All in all, after living 3 days there, I would still recommend travelers this hotel.