Hotels near Pasay

The Belmont is great and is really a comfortable, and great location with walkway directly over to/from terminal 3. Travelers will lover the beds , linens and shower . Central air keeps the room very comfortable. The restaurant is really good , service is excellent and the choices are outstanding Great pricing. For the area in Pasay plus easily walking distance to the casinos at resorts world. Roof top pool and jacuzzi is very relaxing with a nice view. 👍

This hotel is endorsed by Manny Pacquiao, and supposedly he stays here when visiting this area on Roxas Blvd. I immediately got the royal treatment when stepping out of my taxi during rainy conditions. Hotel staff came running at me to cover me with an umbrella since there was no canopy from the street to the entrance. Hotel is attached to a casino and overall reminds me of one of those grand Las Vegas strip hotels. Marble, chrome, chic furniture, and extra professional staff to make you feel like royalty. They'll go out of their way to get you anything. They pay careful attention to customer service. The room was very spacious even with a King sized bed. The room came with a pretty large sized balcony expanding the useable space even more. The bed was really comfortable with top of the line beddings and pillows. You will want to sleep in this bed beyond your anticipated wake up time. The free wifi was good but not top speed. The breakfast buffet was excellent, complete with made to order pancake and omelet stations. Upon checking out they noticed my flight was later in the day and encouraged me to do a late check out at 2:00pm at no extra charge. With all the aforementioned top customer service, they include free Mall of Asia shuttles to and from the hotel in 2 hour increments throughout the day. Overall, best deal since I paid 3-4 star prices for what seemed like a 5 star experience.

lovely rooms, nice foods, friendly staff. I would give this hotel a rating of 3 out of a possible 5. The lobby was nice and looked to be well taken care of. In fact, when I walked in, there were personnel cleaning with great detail. The hallway leading to the room was in need of a make over. The once white walls need to be repainted and the darkened carpet needs to be changed. Nothing major, mind you, but a hotel claiming to be a “five-star deluxe hotel” needs to be in much better condition. Once in the room, conditions improved. The room was decently clean, although the décor seemed a little old. The bed was comfortable enough. The TV seemed a little small, at about 19 inches, but there were a good selection of channels. The city type view was pretty good of Manila Bay and Mall of Asia. The shower was kind of sensitive. Moving the temperature control knob just the slightest would result in a quick scalding or cold water. Of course, the water temperature would vary throughout the shower, but not too badly. One time, they seemed to have run out of hot water and I was left to take a not too cold shower. The breakfast buffet was mediocre. More over, the hotel puts out only one type of juice which is different everyday. Personal customer service interaction was excellent, as is Pilipino tradition. That is not to say they do not have anything to improve on. Twice I had to get new keys. The second time, I was told, was because I hadn’t used the key in the last 24 hours and for security purposes the system locks the key out. This was all well and good until the front desk person that gave me a new set of keys wrote my room number on one of the new keys. That is a big security no no. Also, several times, I did not receive my full compliment of towels. All in all, I would stay here again if, and only if, I plan to spend the majority of my time in the Pasay area, as the price seems to be right.

Always my 1st choice when in Manila Pasay area Every-time I travel they are making improvements to the hotel. Location is good , breakfast buffet included with room. Prices have increased with the improvements., one of the factors that kept me going back was the low cost for the large rooms. Rooms are in high demand now that this hotel is becoming well known. Book early!!

Booked this hotel for its proximity to the airport, i arrived late at night and have to get a flight to Cebu the next morning. The free shuttle was waiting at the arrivals area when I arrived, waited about 30 minutes for more passengers. The shuttle stopped at Marriot before Remington. The check in was a breeze, but I expect it esp at past midnight. The room has 2 queen beds, not the best but not the worst either esp in other Manila hotels nearby. The bathroom was small and I think does not meet international standards. The value for price was very good esp with the free buffet breakfast. Not a whole wide selection but good enough variety. Their fruits are really great. If you set your expectations are high for this hotel, you will be a bit disappointed, but if you want a decent and safe place to stay overnight and value for money, you will be highly satisfied with Remington Hotel. The next time I go back to Manila, I will definitely stay again in Remington.

Manila traffic can create havoc with flight schedules and no matter of planning can avoid it. Even hotels in Pasay City are not immune to traffic delays. Savoy is located in Newport close to terminal 3. Their free shuttle departs 10minutes past the hour. A separate shuttle services terminal 1 and terminal 2. There is plenty of space in the large buses to take your luggage and the driver assists with that loading and unloading. The hotel itself is new and top class, but to me the access to the airport is the seller. It allows you more time (for breakfast) and removes the taxi driver arm wrestles over price, that seem to be part of the Manila culture.

I have never heard about Selah Garden Hotel before. Upon searching for a place to stay within Pasay, Selah popped up and it had positive feedback. With hesitation, I booked it. I was so surprised how neat and classy the place. Staff were accommodating and helpful. They even let me checked in earlier than what they normally do. Overall, it was a pleasant stay with Selah Garden Hotel.

It's great though just for a quick overnight sleep in transit for a long land trip bound north. Location is of great advantage since it is very near to Pasay victory bus terminal with proximity to MOA as well as fast foods and restaurants and other shopping choices. Value for money is at best since you can rarely find a new hotel of same standard that fit same budget.

if you came from anywhere in Manila and you have an early flight the next day and you need a place to rest and watch tv and have hot shower before the flight: this is the hotel for you! love the fact that the people here are friendly and helped us book a taxi.. If you are using a regular taxi, it's less than 100 to the airport but if you use Grab/ Uber, it's 125 or more... love it here! will definitely use the hotel again!

Although we enjoyed our stay at the Marriott, it was not our first choice. We should have been in Tacloban City instead. Unfortunately, the APEC summit in Manila adversely impacted our travel plans and we had to arrange alternate lodging last minute. We have stayed in the Marriott before and knew what to expect. We paid $336/night all in, which is more than I like to pay for accommodations in Manila but certainly in line with a last minute reservation in a very nice hotel with so many Manila hotel rooms already booked for the summit. Marriott restaurants, although pricey, are excellent! Great buffet! If you like fine dining with outstanding ambience, try the Marriott steakhouse - Cru. WE enjoyed a Caesar salad prepared tableside, foie gras, shrimp gumbo, and USDA prime Angus Beef ribeye steaks. Yummy!!!! Cru also has a good wine list, especially for Manila. Too stuffed for desert!

We stayed here on the eve of our departure from Manila and while I was a bit concerned about the area there was very little to bother us. The surrounding neighborhood was quiet by Manila standards and not much in the way of hawkers and street vendors when we ventured out during the day. They have a very sweet rooftop “bar” although I would call it a patio and it is the perfect place to hang out, read, visit, etc. this area is one of the best things I enjoyed about the motel. We took pictures, enjoyed just watching the city, read our books, chatted and eventually hat a great dinner with dessert and drinks. The ambiance is marvelous! The rooms were clean and the bed comfortable. They have a good selection of English channels on cable. There was water bottles available and plenty of room for spreading out suitcases. However, it did not have a safe as stated in the amenities and they are lacking a bit in the towel department as there were no hand towels or face cloths. Would we stay here again? In a heartbeat! Love that rooftop patio!

This was our first time staying at Networld. We've typically stayed at Hotel Jen/Traders down the road. I chose it mainly for the location, which was great, and the cheaper price. The hotel picked us up from airport twice, and we took the shuttle to the airport twice. When there is no traffic, the journey doesn't take long in either direction. We had bad traffic one of the times from the airport, and it took five times as long. The hotel looks and feels a bit old and worn, but it was still comfortable and mostly well-kept. The rooms are large enough, and the bed in the deluxe room is massive. Shower and hot water were good. The staff are great. They were very accommodating when we wanted to change rooms and with other requests we had. There is free wi-fi in the room, and it worked pretty well. We set up and updated a new iPhone through the wi-fi, and it didn't take too long. I was pleasantly surprised. The food in the two restaurants was good and there were a variety of options. The breakfast buffet in the morning was sufficient. I was mostly Asian/Japanese fare, probably because of the large Japanese clientele the hotel gets. Room service was efficient, also. The spa and sauna are fantastic. It's a great add-on if you get the booking that includes the sauna. My only complaint is the road noise. This is the reason we changed rooms two times. Regardless of how high and far back in the hotel we moved, the road noise was still bad (loud motorbikes and sirens). It's mainly because there are single-pane windows installed. If they installed double-pane, soundproof windows, it would probably be ok. Even though all other aspects of our stay were very good, this noise issue could prevent us from staying again. If the hotel can replace the windows with soundproof windows, it would probably become our go-to Manila hotel.

I enjoy two nights' stay at the Protestant family-run Starlight BnB very much. I will return to the hotel again during a future trip. Here, the staff work with love, faith, graciousness and patience. In the dining area, I learn about the hotel's philosophy inspired by the Bible. This Pasay city hotel is of close proximity to Ermita and Makati cities and Pasay Adventist churches of Metro Manila. The area around has no lamp post at night but it is safe. It is not dodgy. Travel to the hotel from the airport costs 250 Pesos nowadays.

Stayed here as I had a flight from Manila to El Nido on Air Swift. The private terminal is 3-5 minutes walk away. I did ask the girl in the lobby to confirm where it was and she said terminal 1 however that is not accurate. Either way, walked over and confirmed in person at the counter. Hotel was clean, air con worked well, hot shower. Good for 1 night stay but there's really nothing in that area unless you take a tricycle. Would recommend to anyone flying Air Swift (formerly ITI) as it's walking distance!

Hotel located in good location, close to Mall of Asia and International airport. Altough situated in a very busy area, this hotel felt like an oasis of tranquility and safety. Rooms were rather modestly designed but were clean and comfortable. Staff were correct, friendly and seemed very competent. I've stayed in some other hotels in the area and would recommend this place to other travellers wanting to stay in Pasay area.

Stayed here for 1 night just because we have a stop over in manila for 10hrs overnight. They provide a free shuttle service to and from the airport (removes the hassle of dealing with taxis). The hotel was only a few minutes to and from the airport which gives us more sleeping time. Hotel and room itself was clean and comfortable (not 5 star, but certainly better than what we paid for). We have stayed in transit hotels near the airport in manila before, this one so far is the best one for the value you get and comfortability. We will definately be using this hotel again should the need arises in Manila.

My husband and I stayed here for one night, and we were amazed--the room is so wide, clean and have kitchen appliances such as refrigerator, microwave oven, water heater, plates, cups and utensils.. They even have clothes rack. It looks like an apartment. The aircon is cold and quiet. The location is kinda hard to locate, within residential area with narrow road. Good thing there's Grab, which we used in going to and from Reddoorz. We just ordered our food online, because there's no nearby food establishments (but there are local food stores and carinderias). The staff are courteous. Upon check in, you will have to pay a 500-peso deposit, but upon checkout, they will give i back to you. All in all, it's really a nice place, and we will definitely book this place again when we're in Pasay. Really a value for money.

The Hotel Sogo franchise is generally viewed to be motel-ish but it's actually a great place to stay when you're on a tight budget. The Pasay branch has higher rates compared to other branches like, say, Quezon Ave or Cubao but the place is extremely accessible to malls, restaurants and even the airport. In fact, right behind the hotel is a shuttle that can take you to NAIA terminal 3 and Resorts World Manila for only P20. This is usually the reason why I like to book with Hotel Sogo Pasay, because of its accessibility to the airport. The hotel is also just a few steps away from the MRT. Agoda voucher holders are also given priority so that even if there is a waiting line, you get to the top of the list. This comes fairly handy when checking in during the weekend!

The 1st and only 6-star hotel to date in the Philippines, so I decided to try it out. When I got there, I searched around for the check-in area/concierge with no luck, until a guard pointed me to a small table by the staircase where 3 people were standing. I asked them where the check-in area was--turns out, that was the concierge. I asked them if they got my reservation via Agoda, which they confirmed, then told me to check-in around 2pm. I had lunch and returned 2pm, only to find the check-in table empty. The guard told me to wait by the table. After awhile, several staff members seemed to have noticed me and another customer who was waiting to check in, and you could see them moving around frantically and talking in their cellphones and radios. Despite paying a lot of money, I let slip the "invisible" check-in table, even the waiting time of 20 minutes because there was nobody in the concierge. What turned me off was the fact that other personnel noticed us waiting and did not entertain us. They looked disorganized. No seats were around so I was standing up the whole time, looking lost and stupid as I watched the staff panic around me. The other customer who was also waiting got tired and sat at the cafe nearby, and I was tempted to do the same even though the tables had signs that said "for the cafe customers only". The staff could have simply approached me and made sure I was comfortable while they sort things out. If they didn't have a comfortable waiting area, they could have seated me in the cafe and maybe even offered me a drink while I wait. A simple gesture such as this could've "controlled" the situation. If this was a 3-star hotel, I wouldn't mind, but this was a 6-star, I expected only the best. After all, it is the service that sets apart 5-star hotels, and I had never experienced this in 5-star hotels. Despite the lousy start, once I was in, everything was perfect--best service(excluding check in), design, and features I have seen so far.

Just spend one night and left early in the morning by bus to travel north. Hotel is right next to the Victory Liner bus terminal. Good way to escape before rush hour from manila. Hotel was fine for a one night stay for that purpose. Staff was friendly and helpful. Jollibee and supermarket across the street. Just be warned that the surrounding area of the hotel (Baclaran) is one of the poorest and less safe areas of the city, especially at night. Mall of Asia is about 10 minutes by taxi (depending on traffic).

It's located extremely close to NAIA. Miss Ressel and Miss She were extremely pleasant when they checked me in and out. The apartment was very clean and provided the great amenities and essential toiletries. Really cold air-con and the bed provided a great night sleep. Only caveat I had was that the building did not have record of my reservation and I spent time contacting Agoda to verify. I ended up eating lunch at near by resorts world and when I returned Ressel was there to check me in. I would definitely return!