Hotels near Bonnel's Garden, Guiguinto

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.

Although this was not our first visit to DJ Paradise Hotel and Resort, we recently chose to stay there due to heavy rains and widespread flooding in Bulacan. Many other travelers also sought refuge at the hotel due to the unfavorable weather conditions. We booked a room for 3500 pesos, which included breakfast for two. While the hotel may appear a bit outdated, the room itself was clean and the bed linens were fresh and crisp. However, it is worth noting that the hotel lacks certain amenities such as WiFi, a hot water system, and an ample supply of toiletries. On a positive note, the air conditioning in the room functioned well. Although we did not dine at the hotel's restaurant, we did enjoy the included breakfast. Conveniently situated on McArthur Highway, the hotel shares a building with various establishments, including a bank, spa, convenience shop, and a small food shop. All things considered, DJ Paradise Hotel and Resort remains a respectable choice for accommodation in the Malolos, Bulacan area. Despite the hotel's minor shortcomings, it provides a satisfactory experience for guests seeking shelter and comfort during their stay.

I have chosen a superior room so I can securely park my car inside a garaged room. The hotel is more of a short-term motel and may be suited for short time clients than travellers like mine. The hotel room has the very basic of what you need. Do not expect too much. Stop here if you only need to wash up and rest a few hours if you are tired of driving and heading further north.

The stay went well! The staff are very accommodating! The food near the hotel was good!! Imagine paying for only 279 pesos for unlimited wings, rice and drinks!!! the picture below was the resto, don’t have a pic in the hotel

Everything went well on our one night stay here. Typical old hotel but very clean. Our room's balcony is facing an abandoned area so it's a little bit creepy. Staff in the resfaurant are friendly and attentive. Reception staff needs to work on his customer service skills though. No corkage fee after 7pm which is one of the good things here.

very nice hotel in area. Pricey but all goods and near to market. I booked here because was recommended by client. Rooms and hotel are clean.