Hotel near Malate,City of Manila33.3% of visitors choose this area
GGuest User2026.02.28
⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ Great Budget Stay in Manila
We stayed in Manila near Pres. Quirino Ave., and overall it was a good experience, especially for the price. The location is very convenient — close to Malate, restaurants, convenience stores, and accessible to public transportation.
The room was simple but clean and comfortable enough for a short stay. Aircon was working well (very important in Manila!), and the staff were approachable and helpful whenever we had questions.
It’s a good option if you’re looking for an affordable place under ₱1,000 per night. Don’t expect luxury, but for budget travelers, it’s worth it.
Would consider staying here again.
Comfortable & Quiet Layover Stay in Manila ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
-I stayed at Yamato Hostel during a layover in Manila, and it turned out to be exactly what I needed. The location is very convenient, just a short drive from the airport, which made the whole transit experience much less stressful.
The hostel itself has a clean, minimalist Japanese-inspired design that gives it a calm and relaxing atmosphere. After a long flight, it was the perfect place to unwind. The rooms are simple but comfortable, and everything was well-maintained. The bed was cozy, and I appreciated how quiet the environment was—it really helped me get proper rest before my next flight.
The staff were friendly and accommodating, making check-in smooth even at odd hours. The facilities, especially the bathrooms, were spotless and felt more like a hotel than a typical hostel.
One thing to note is that the area isn’t very lively, so it’s not the best spot if you’re looking to explore or go out. However, for a layover, that actually worked in my favor since I just wanted a peaceful place to recharge.
Overall, Yamato Hostel is a great choice for travelers in transit—clean, quiet, and conveniently located. I’d definitely stay here again for another layover.
This was one of the best hotel I stayed at in Manila. I had some hesitations about the shared toilet and bathroom, but they were quite clean by Philippine standards. The hotel even has a pool, so you can sit by the pool in the evening and meet other guests. However, our room didn't have a window and was a bit damp. The only downside of the hotel is that the surroundings aren't very safe. You need to be cautious around the hotel if you're a foreigner. Mall of Asia is only 10-minutes by Jeepney. The hotel is also close to the airport for those leaving the city.
Hotel near Manila Bay,City of Manila100% of visitors choose this area
AAnonymous User2026.05.02
Cheap, great location near the park. This huge room has 60 beds, good for people who don't mind sharing. There are no curtains, so it's really just for sleeping. Besides the beds, there's only a bathroom, no other space. The downside is there's no hot water, only cold.
Definitely one of the cleanest, if not THE cleanest, of all the hostels I've been in. The staff are friendly and accommodating.
The bed is comfortable, towel is provided, and the toilet and showers are well-maintained. Across the hostel is a store and a carinderia (eatery) where you can buy affordable food and drinks. Make sure to order buffalo chicken wings for only Php 250. The silog meals are sold for as low as Php 85. There's a bakery and a coffee kiosk too; both located across the hostel building.
When you exit the hostel, there is a Samgyupsal place and laundrymat to the right. Good service and great people too!
There is a balcony where you can eat food ordered from Grab or FoodPanda. Location is also near Robinsons Manila, Rizal Memorial Tennis Center, DLSU Taft, and many government offices.
Love it here! I will book again.
Hotel near Malate,City of Manila33.3% of visitors choose this area
AAlan18627882026.02.21
Facilities: Well-equipped.
Cleanliness: Spotless.
Ambiance: Elegant.
Service: Excellent.
The location is very easy to find, right on the street, next to a BDO bank, and there are many dining options nearby, which is super convenient. There are large common areas on both the 5th and 2nd floors, and the internet connection is also very good. All the staff are very friendly.
I stayed here on the first day of my backpacking trip. They kindly held my luggage for me even before check-in time, which was a huge help.
The area around the hostel is very lively, and it really buzzes on weekend nights. There are tons of clubs and bars, though it felt like there weren't as many dining options.
It was quite an intense start to my solo trip! The area seemed safe; I didn't experience anyone trying to scam me or rip me off.
Hotel near Malate,City of Manila33.3% of visitors choose this area
GGuest User2025.10.22
Yung room and service super okay. Ang problem dito eh yung parking nila, sobrang sikip sa basement. Pag SUV ang hirap na ipasok — may open parking naman kaso hindi mai-take risk kasi ang gusto eh iiwan ang car key sa parking attendant which is hindi okay at all. Sa parking lang talaga may problema dito, pero kung room and service pati food nila, super okay talaga.
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8.2/10
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GGuest UserThe place is okay. The person at the lobby was also kind. There are just a lot of potholes on the road if you walk from the MRT.
GGERALDINE BONINA VALENZUELAComfortable & Quiet Layover Stay in Manila ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
-I stayed at Yamato Hostel during a layover in Manila, and it turned out to be exactly what I needed. The location is very convenient, just a short drive from the airport, which made the whole transit experience much less stressful.
The hostel itself has a clean, minimalist Japanese-inspired design that gives it a calm and relaxing atmosphere. After a long flight, it was the perfect place to unwind. The rooms are simple but comfortable, and everything was well-maintained. The bed was cozy, and I appreciated how quiet the environment was—it really helped me get proper rest before my next flight.
The staff were friendly and accommodating, making check-in smooth even at odd hours. The facilities, especially the bathrooms, were spotless and felt more like a hotel than a typical hostel.
One thing to note is that the area isn’t very lively, so it’s not the best spot if you’re looking to explore or go out. However, for a layover, that actually worked in my favor since I just wanted a peaceful place to recharge.
Overall, Yamato Hostel is a great choice for travelers in transit—clean, quiet, and conveniently located. I’d definitely stay here again for another layover.
SSaturnumbf 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
AAnonymous UserA very good location in this ugly city. Though it was hard to find it.
The room is small, service is good. The girls in the room were very friendly.
I tried to use public buses nearby and failed, they didn't stop at the ”bus stop area”, wasted time. So only used metro
DDeLilaTheExplorerererI book a shared-room for a few week days. The room is generally clean. I've had an issue with shower heater not heating up and shower room ventilation is not really good in my booked room. I politely informed them about it so I hope the hotel admin put effort removing molds on the 2F shower room ceiling. I appreciate the roomkeeppers for being so helpful and the duty guards for the safe stay. Makati is generally safe but they make it extra with security. Overall, I will still consider the place for short-term budget stays but manage your expectations.
Hotel near Makati Central Business District, Makati
Price per night from:IDR 115,517
8.3/10
Very Good
GGFYMFCMad 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 🤣
DDzhentaoAmazing place.
It's a love hotel that could actually work as a stopover if you're ready to experience Manila as it truly is. I was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness: no insects in the room, no dirt, and a clean jacuzzi, which isn't always the case even in more expensive hotels in Moscow. One of the hotel staff, a gecko, clearly protected us from insects!
However, the bathrooms definitely need fixing. The pipes on both floors are leaking, which has led to a persistent puddle of stagnant water that never dries up.
The mattress was firm, perhaps too much so for our liking. And the stairs are quite steep, which might not be comfortable for everyone.
The hotel staff were generally friendly; I'm sure they would have been willing to help if needed, but we didn't have any issues. However, no one took the initiative, so over our three-day stay, we weren't even offered fresh towels or trash removal, which was a bit disappointing.
The location is convenient because it's close to the airport (this was a big draw for us, as we only had two days in Manila). But on the other hand, stepping outside the hotel plunges you into the surrounding poverty: markets, homeless people. In the evenings, it felt a bit uncomfortable getting around without a taxi. I'd recommend taking a taxi every time you return after sunset.
And yes, being close to the airport means plane noise day and night, so be prepared for that.
All in all, my wife and I enjoyed our stay at the hotel, and we might even consider returning next time.
GGuest User⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ Great Budget Stay in Manila
We stayed in Manila near Pres. Quirino Ave., and overall it was a good experience, especially for the price. The location is very convenient — close to Malate, restaurants, convenience stores, and accessible to public transportation.
The room was simple but clean and comfortable enough for a short stay. Aircon was working well (very important in Manila!), and the staff were approachable and helpful whenever we had questions.
It’s a good option if you’re looking for an affordable place under ₱1,000 per night. Don’t expect luxury, but for budget travelers, it’s worth it.
Would consider staying here again.
AAlan1862788Facilities: Well-equipped.
Cleanliness: Spotless.
Ambiance: Elegant.
Service: Excellent.
The location is very easy to find, right on the street, next to a BDO bank, and there are many dining options nearby, which is super convenient. There are large common areas on both the 5th and 2nd floors, and the internet connection is also very good. All the staff are very friendly.
JJo MarieI got the top bed and the AC was on the lower part of the wall near the floor. The designer should have considered the fact that hot air rises and cold air sinks so it was very hot and uncomfortable lying down and trying to sleep on the upper bed bunk. Even if i opened the curtain, i still didnt feel the cold air coming from the AC. If i may also suggest, please sell bottled water if you cannot provide free water because for people like me who came straight from the airport and arrived at 3am at the hotel, i couldnt get out and walk for like 5mins to buy water from a convenience store. It would have been nice if you sell drinking water on site.
Hotel near Makati Central Business District, Makati
Price per night from:IDR 110,267
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