Roxas President's Inn Reviews

The Location of the hotel is very good, near from everything, the breakfast is good also. The problem on this hotel is the shower the water on the shower just a small drop you cannot shower properly. And at night if you sleep there are some guest who talk loud and laugh and 100% you can hear very loud on your room and you need to call the reception to silence them. Much better to some signages like be quite etc. This hotel have no elevator so if you have a heavy luggage its very hard. And also dont forget the tea on the reception area its not free you need to pay

will book again

What a beautiful place to stay! And the location is second to none! There is a lot to do and see close to this wonderful hotel, who also has one of the best breakfasts anywhere! 

Very old hotel.

its ok for the price

The hotel is very charming but the appliances are not working. TV remote and control is not working, we had to unplug the TV to turn it off. The receptionist, which is the same person manning the restaurant, is very nice. The breakfast food is also very nice.

Our family were walk-in guests, having cancelled and moved from that Rudolfo Suites which we found very dirty and low quality. One call and the accommodating lady on the other end of the line quickly reserved a room for us. The place is small, vintage-designed and with a lot of character. The room needed a few paint touches and the bathroom needed a few grout fill-ins, but nothing major. It was clean, sufficiently big, the air conditioning (obviously new split-type) and flat smart TV, were good. Internet was reasonably fast. Breakfast was decent and the staff were friendly. It was clear that the place was run like a a good (3-star?) hotel. Nothing pretentious but all good.

Had a great stay at this property with my wife, kids and my dad. We all enjoyed the homey-feels of the hotel and grand staircase that lead up to the rooms. Our room was spacious and complete with all the necessary items inside plus a lazy boy which is a bonus! The staff are what makes our stay truly memorable. They are so friendly and nice. The two staff even went over and beyond when they washed the car we rented, after they found out that we needed to have it washed before returning it and that we didn't have enough time to bring it to the car wash establishment. Location of the hotel is great right next to the center of Roxas City. We really recommend this property if you are going to Roxas anytime soon.

The presidential suite we booked was anything but presidential: the only window in the room faces the next building's firewall (no sunlight comes in), the bedside lamps do not have outlets to plug in to (no night light), there's a massage chair that doesn't work, the air-conditioning unit was noisy, limited bathroom amenities (shampoo and soap, that's it), etc. There were no electric outlets around the beds so forget about charging your phone while in bed. The beds were very comfortable though. The staff are generally nice if you talk to them in the local dialect. But most of them don't seem knowledgeable about the services that they offer, and generally lack the hospitable disposition that Ilonggos are well-known for. The souvenir shop offered interesting items, but the person in charge of the shop had no answers to our questions. The location is the one thing that gives this hotel major props, being right at the very center of the city proper. Most interesting spots are 1 to 2 blocks away, and most of the rest are just a tricycle ride away. The city center lights up at night, so be sure to walk around especially across the old bridge in front of the cathedral.

The presidential suite we booked was nothing but presidential: the only window in the room faces a firewall, the bedside lamps do not have outlets to plug in to, there's a massage chair that doesn't work, the air-conditioning unit was noisy, limited bathroom amenities (shampoo and soap, that's it), etc. The staff are generally nice if you talk to them in the local dialect. But most of them don't seem knowledgeable about the services that they offer, and generally lack the hospitable disposition that Ilonggos are well-known for. The souvenir shop offered interesting items, but the person in charge of the shop had no answers to our questions about them. The location is the one thing that gives this hotel major props, being right at the very center of the city proper. Most interesting spots are 1 to 2 blocks away, and others still are just a tricycle ride away. The city center lights up at night, so be sure to walk around especially across the old bridge in front of the cathedral.