DG Budget Hotel Salem Reviews

Just across NAIA T4. Near a lively compound with fastfood chains around. Value for money with comfy beds

Walking distance from Terminal 4, it’s just across the road via footbridge. The room was clean and great for one night rest.

This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The sheet is very thin, the noise of the air conditioner can't sleep at all, there is no trash can and no water in the room, no hot water in the public bathroom, two days of cold shower, brushing teeth without a teacup!

Things I liked: Accessible and secure location, clean double rooms with hot showers, accommodating staff. **Note: only double rooms have private bathrooms. My stay was pleasant. Rooms are quite simple but they're really neat and tidy. All appliances were working. They don't have an elevator, but hotel staff are always willing to assist in carrying your luggage. Very good, all in all. I will definitely recommend this hotel if you're looking for a budget-friendly accommodation for short stays.

recomended budget hotel for long time transit passanger

Good location, pleasant stay and plenty of restos and cafes around the area

Nice place, near international and domestic airports

Staff members are accommodating.

The reception is very friendly, well mannered and approachable. Also, she is very accommodating. Thanks to the gentleman who carry my luggage up to my room. I stayed at room 2A, eventhough it's noisy from the restaurant below i don't mind. I also leave my luggage for storage while waiting for my evening flight. The toilet is very cleaned.

Strategic location for overlayed passengers

The room was very small but it has strong pros as its location. However, the registration desk can make confusing room registeration between private and shared toilet and shower.

The hotel is very close to the airport, it takes about 5 minutes to walk there. The room is very small, but very clean.

A temporary stop near the airport, just opposite Terminal 4, 200 pesos by taxi to Terminal 3. It's relatively safe, in a small community. The room has no windows, and the bathroom is shared. Hotels in the Philippines don't provide slippers, and the water heater only has cold water. It's okay, the hygiene is OK.

Overall, I'm quite satisfied, but the room is not particularly big.