Hotels nahe Manilabucht ()

"My stay was marked by a high level of satisfaction with the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff, and the excellent condition and cleanliness of the rooms. The breakfast buffet offered a wide selection of delicious dishes. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and would choose the Diamond Hotel again without hesitation."

"Alles ok"

"Sehr praktisch dass Jolibee daneben war und dass es auch ein 7/11 in der Nähe gibt. Und MOA zu Fuß erreichbar ist"

"Nice Hotel combining 1900's style and excellent service. Breakfast is stunning. Room are spacious and location is great to visit Intramuros (Manila old colonial district). Swimming pool is appreciated although there is sometime lack of available seats."

"What is the meaning of "sound proofed"? That you even hear cockroaches dancing on the table? Or hear everything from other rooms doing their love-games? Or roosters and dogs from outside? And who really proofs that "sound proofed" is no fake? At this Hotel it is definitely fake and with all the very cheap interior and a 2 sqm bathroom - how is it possible to promote this as 5***** Hotel? Total Scam, and unfortunately HOTELS.COM is a part of that ugly daily business to deceive customers. "

"Man hat sich gut um einen gekümmert. Alle waren freundlich nett und hilfsbereit. Einrichtung wirkt teilweise etwas in die Jahre gekommen aber für mich ist das kein Problem. Es war sauber, und gut instand gehalten. Da nächste Mal gerne wieder."

"Sauber freundlichen Personal und nähe in der einkauft Mall"

"I stayed at Solaire during New Year’s Eve, and the experience fell short of expectations. The property is a casino resort and seems heavily tailored to casino players, leaving limited options for non-gamblers. The New Year’s Eve party was exclusively for casino members, and while another show was available, it was sold out. For non-casino guests, there wasn’t much else to do, making the experience underwhelming. The room had issues as well. The air conditioning was dusty and didn’t cool effectively, which detracted from comfort. Dining was frustrating. At a restaurant within the casino (not operated by Solaire), service was slow—it took 45 minutes to get our food, and not all meals we ordered were served. We left after paying for what we got. Adding to the disappointment, we requested two champagne glasses at 9 PM and only received them at 12:40 AM—after the fireworks. For a hotel costing €1500 for three nights, this level of service is unacceptable. Solaire might work for casino players, but for others, it lacks inclusivity and service quality."