Manila Hotels with Airport Shuttle

I had a great stay at the hotel. The service was excellent—staff were friendly, helpful, and always available when needed. The facilities were well-maintained and clean, making the stay comfortable and relaxing. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a pleasant experience!

I had a fantastic stay at the Savoy Hotel! From the moment I checked in, the service was warm, professional, and welcoming. The staff truly went out of their way to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience. The hotel itself is stylish, clean, and very well-maintained. My room was spacious, beautifully decorated, and had everything I needed for a relaxing stay — including a super comfortable bed and high-quality amenities. One of the best things about the Savoy Hotel is its convenient location near the airport, which made traveling in and out incredibly easy. Despite being close to the airport, the atmosphere inside the hotel was calm and quiet — perfect for getting some rest after a long flight. Overall, I highly recommend the Savoy Hotel for anyone looking for a comfortable, classy, and convenient place to stay — especially if you want to be near the airport. I’d definitely stay here again!

The place is a good .it exceeds my expectations for it price.One of the best hotel in the area.staff are also nice and approachable.the front desk as well as the security officer. The room is Good.beds and linens are comfy. great view from the window.defenitely will come back and recommend this place

We staid at U Makati Hotels for 2 nights before leaving Philippines. We got a big discount so that affected the booking of the room. It was very cheap with the discount. We would have liked location closer to the airport but with Grab you can move around the city easily. Room's TV didn't work but I mentioned about it only after we were leaving so I don't know how good the fixing of this would have been. We didn't have breakfast or eat at the hotel so food quality is unknown. Otherwise everything was good in the hotel, you couldn't really hear too much noise from the outside even there is a lot of restaurants, bars and clubs in the area. We were on the 6th floor so maybe that has something to do with that. I didn't really enjoy the smell in the lobby but my gf liked it. One weird issue was that we bought some fruits to eat in the room and we asked a knife but it was against the hotel's policy but they said fruits can be peeled and cut in the kitchen, which they did. In total the quality of the hotel to price ratio was really good and we wanted to just sleep in the hotel.

Our second stay here. Checked in by Aileen Acosta and we felt very welcome. Room was a bit small but bed was comfortable with strong hot shower. Walkable from NAIA T3 which is why I chose it. Walking distance to casinos. Room amenities were excellent. The swimming pool is small. Mainly for kids and we had to climb up a few stairs as the lift stopped on the 10th floor. Wifi was not really good. Need to keep on signing in. Overall an excellent hotel at a reasonable price due to its location.

Hotel 101 Manila – Guest Experience Review Date of Stay: August 3, 2025 Duration: 1 Night This was my first time staying at Hotel 101 Manila, and unfortunately, it wasn’t the kind of experience I hoped for. The night before my check-in, I sent an email politely requesting an early check-in, fully aware that it would depend on availability and front desk discretion. I arrived at the hotel around 10:00 AM and queued at the front desk. I was assisted by a male front desk officer. I provided my ID and mentioned that I had sent an early check-in request via email. He didn’t acknowledge the email and simply told me that standard check-in is at 2:00 PM, and there were no rooms available. What was disheartening was that while I was still at the counter, another guest beside me—who had just arrived—was given her room key and allowed to check in. It made me question the consistency and fairness in handling such requests. I didn’t want to make a scene, so I simply sat in the lobby, frustrated, thinking of where and how I could freshen up and iron my clothes before my 10:00 AM appointment. I approached another front desk officer (a female this time) to ask if early check-in would be possible if I were willing to pay. She checked and still said no. I also asked if I could use their iron and board, or perhaps request their housekeeping to press my clothes and will just pay .. something I know is possible in many hotels. But again, I was turned down. With no other choice, I left the hotel to attend to my day’s appointments feeling uncomfortable and unprepared. When I returned at around 4:00 PM to officially check in, things didn’t improve. After ironing and changing, we left again and only returned to our room past midnight—tired and ready to rest. However, the air-conditioning wasn’t working. No matter how I adjusted it, the room remained hot. I called for assistance and the engineering staff came. He checked the unit and said it was dirty and needed cleaning, but since we were only staying for a night, they couldn’t do anything immediately. He adjusted the temperature to 21°C and said it should be okay, assuring us that it wouldn’t shut off again in the middle of the night. Still worried, I called the operator to ask if there was any chance we could change rooms instead. She said she’d call back. While waiting, my companion and I discussed what to do—tired, hungry (our Wendy’s food was already getting cold), and dreading the hassle of packing up and transferring rooms at that hour. After not receiving a callback, I phoned again and said we would just stay in the same room and take the risk. It was a long, uncomfortable night. By 2:44 AM, we still couldn’t sleep. The room was hot, and the low temperature caused insects and mosquitoes to appear. I inspected the air-conditioning unit myself and was horrified to see visible dirt and mold buildup. We had no choice but to sleep in that environment, breathing in whatever was coming from that filthy AC. Upon checkout, I spoke with Sir Jason from customer service to raise all these concerns. He was polite and listened attentively. I appreciated that at least. But the truth is, this experience left me deeply disappointed. I didn’t feel welcomed or properly accommodated. Despite the hotel’s great location, I don’t think I would choose to stay here again. There are many other hotels nearby, and I would prefer to support a property that values fairness, cleanliness, and the comfort of their guests.

To complete my holiday in the Philippines, I stayed at the Grand Westside Manila Bay. I was genuinely impressed by the beauty of the hotel. It has a wonderful ambiance, and the breakfast offered a variety of delicious options. Likewise, the in-room food service option were fantastic. My only disappointment was that there was no box of tissues in the room, which I needed for my cold. Additionally, my neighbors and their children were quite loud, and since the walls in my room were not soundproof, it wasn't easy to find some peace and quiet. Overall, I would still recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Manila, and I look forward to staying here again during my next holiday in the city.

Service could be better. Reduce wait time for check in and check out. Waited 45 mins just to check in. For the amenities, water dispenser was only available in the lobby and the elevator was so slow. It didn't help that they close one elevator late in the evening - making the wait time for the elevator longer.

If you were to stay here, pls opt for the room facing away from Valero Street as there is on-going construction at the opposite. Even at 1 am it is noisy. As for breakfast option, it is simple.I wished it could have more choices. Heck, better you book rooms only and eat out for breakfast. Iron has seen better days and it was not consistent with its heat even though at much lower setting but still almost burnt my working shirt.

The place, the food and the service is perfect for business travelers waiting for their flights near NAIA terminal 3. Ease of checking out is superb as you don't need to fall in line in the front desk and wait for check out clearance from the room service in charge.