Hotels near Ermita Church

This hotel is satisfactory. Air conditioning did sound strained in dealing with the incoming heat of 90+ degrees temperature from the outside. The hotel cafe had posted prices for its menu items, but be ready for an unexpected 12% VAT and and 10% service charge that will be added to the bill. Although the following complaint cannot be directed to the hotel, the street sidewalks in the immediate area ( it is in Ermita district ) is in serious need of repairs and the pooling of flash rain water did not help with the bad odors. Be careful walking at night as there is not enough street lighting and twisting an ankle is a risk there. Having said that, the staff is very friendly.

Ermital is a weird place. It feels like a local neighborhood, and is obviously very poor. There is some modern development consisting of condos and the Robinsons shopping mall complex. Due to it's location near Manila's tourist attractions, Ermita has many budget guesthouses. These guesthouses are cheap, but they are not nice. They are small, old, and dirty. If you have a little more to spend, the new Red Planet is a clean, modern refuge in the weirdness of Ermita. The room is small, but that's to be expected in Manila. Despite the small size, the room is sparking clean and modern, and has a huge bed. The AC is strong. The bathroom has a shower stall. The staff is helpful and booked a taxi to the airport for me. Negatives are that due to the small size, there are not many surfaces to put your stuff on. There are no hand towels in the bathroom. And the AC is surprisingly bright, and illuminates the otherwise dark room at night. Despite the minor negatives, I had a nice stay at Red Pl

I stayed at this hotel April 15-16. The location of the hotel is great. It is in Manila proper. It is very close to Roxas Blvd.(to watch the sunset, walk along the boardwalk), it is close to Rizal Park, Robinson Mall Manila, Ermita church, lots of convenience stores, fast food and restaurants, and it is also close to the US embassy. The hotel staff are quite helpful(luggages) and knowledgable. Their free breakfast is not bad at all. It has continental and filpino breakfast. If I get the chance to go back to Manila I will definitely stay here again.

Again, I will say the same thing about this hotel. It is one of the best I have ever stayed in as far as value for the money. Due to the location, it is not as good as some in Manila, for example, Makati area, etc. But, it's not a dangerous area and has a McDonalds in walking distance and an inexpensive laundry just around the block, about 200 yards walk. Again the food is outstanding, by the standards of any country. Chef Chris is a Swiss chef who has generally mastered Italian cuisine, with some Filipino dishes added. Of course, no burgers or French Dips here! Its risotto or pasta, and some of his trademark flatbread pizzas, which are quite large and having some rich cheeses and ingredients. For burgers and more standard food, the Robinsons Mall is really not far away; by taxi or motor trike, 100 pesos is all, and in about 3-10 minutes, depending on traffic. Enjoy the malls in the Philippines, they are like Oases, for Filipinos and travelers. There is an ice skating rink in the MOA in Manila and so much to see. Service at Oasis is always great, even though staff is quite young. My second stay I had a shower that wouldn't drain so I told them immediately and then someone came and fixed it. As far as value for the money, this place is a 5. overall, I give it a solid 4. beautiful rooms, great home made ice cream in the lobby, made by Chef Chris restaurant for only 100 pesos, coffee too; lunch and sandwiches served during the day, from the Chef Chris chalkboard menu; laundry done at the hotel, but sometimes too slowly because they ship it out; nice pool and patio, and very clean rooms with nice wood on white colors and design. nice open and spacious showers also. Location is set away from main shopping areas, but it is also not aside a busy street. so, this hotel is very quiet, near a park called Paco Park, which is a memorial park and museum for Jose Rizal. Value for money, and near Ermita. Great place to stay.

Highly recommended if you’re processing your visa. St lukes medical ext. clinic is just a few walk from the hotel, US embassy is a few minute ride. A lot of fast food chains around, Robinsons Mall Manila is walking distance. Ermita Shrine(Catholic Church) is also near if you want to attend mass and/or light a candle. Friendly, accomodating and prompt(request)staff. Very clean, a value for money. We stayed here for 6 days on a petite room. We had free breakfast. And the resto(KantinaSabel) had delicious food for an affordable price, around 300 pesos for two.

We decided to stay at this hotel because of its excellent reviews and its affordable rates. Although the hotel is small just 6 floors, the rooms we stayed in are very spacious. Big king bed, big bathroom, big windows! Although they dont have swimming pool, they have big bath tub. My son didnt want to leave the tub and my mom also enjoyed her beauty dip. The location is the best, just across roxas blvd is the museong pambata. walk towards the quirino grand stand and you'll be in manila ocean park. Across the kalaw st is the Luneta Park starting at Rizal monument. Then few minutes walk going to the national museums. Fastfood and restaurants are near the hotel and you wont have problem looking for a place to eat. The staff are friendly, acccommodating, and curteous. They let us leave our baggages since we arrived early and they allowed us to check out late. They also gave us two adjacent rooms as requested. As mentioned, the rates are very affordable. We booked 2 rooms here at Luneta Hotel at a price of 1 room in other hotels. Overall, the experience is really nice and relaxing. We will definitely stay here again.

The hotel has a good location for one in the Ermita Area - it's near an LRT Station, you can easily get a taxi, and there are 7 parking levels available. The room amenities are more than or just about what you would expect for a 3-star hotel: split-type and silent aircon, 21-inch TV, refrigerator, complimentary water, slippers, shampoo, conditioner, toothbrush, clean T&B with hot and cold shower and sink water. Free wifi is available at the 8th and 9th floors, but it would have been better if it could be available in every room; nevertheless, having it available and free is already good. Unfortunately the front desk is at the 9th floor, I hope they could transfer it to the lobby on the ground floor. The room also smelled dusty upon entering for the first time, but that feeling later disappeared.

I booked for a 6 day stay initially. I was so happy with the hotel I ended up staying an extra week. The room had everything I needed. Fridge, stove/oven, very comfortable bed, on 14th floor so no street noise, A big window that I could open and smell the sea and what a great view down past Makati, to MOA and back towards the city of Manila. My aircon was cold and quiet the shower was HOT water with good flow. Rooms were cleaned daily with fresh towels and bed linen done and floor was swept and rubbish removed. The staff here are so good, I tipped them all which is rare for me! Overall the hotel is older and does need some freshening up, but the foyer is immaculate and the elevators are fast and modern. The hotel has a cafe and bar/restaurant,,,, I didn't use as I had my own cooking, bur from outside it was very new, clean and glitzy and they had plenty of customers so that is always a good guide. I was so happy that after I went and did my business in Laguna I cam back for another week. I won't be staying in any other hotel now, this is my home away from home now. I paid only $41AU a night, no deposit asked for and it was terrific value. Apart from looks I would rate this a 3 to 4 star place, it just lacks the La De Da for 5 stars. Places close by are Robinsons Mall 5mins (walk), Moa 10 mins by taxi about 100php, Ocean Park 10 mins, casino 5mins, 100's of restaurants around, and Manila Bay Walk is across Roxas Boulevard via a pedestrian bridge. L.A bar in one block away if you want to watch the footy or have a dance, just dodge the bar girls and you will be right.. they are friendly and won't annoy you if they understand you just there for a drink. Touts and beggars are everywhere in Malate, you get used to saying "no peso" it is a few pickpockets that you need to watch for, and they are children about 11yo...okay!!! Anyways hope this review helps you and enjoy your stay in Manila. C ya!

We had an excellent stay at Rosas Garden Hotel. First time to book a hotel at Agoda, but the experience is super easy breezy. Super accomodationg staff, nice and comfy room and super fulfilling breakfast. Nice WIFI connection. Plus factor is that it is super near to the US embassy. And there is near Ermita church. Experience is super good. Definitely will stay here again.

In Ermita Mabini Street, this was a surprise find - at almost same rates as Red Planet - but three times large room. Room has table with chairs, full cupboard, half pantry with large sink and big bed. Toilet us also acceptable size though not as large as room size would relate. But in philliphines standards, it's not bad. Ample space to keep things..in fact 37 Sq. M is a one room apartment size. 7 elevated Dow stairs and room service with limited menu (but very reasonable prices), I would definitely recommend for those who want more space than what Tune hotel would offer. But not all are positive with only one negative - hot wate pressure is not much in the shower. But all in all an excellent choice if one wants large room at an affordable price. (Please note my comments only apply to 37 Sq. M large room)

This is going to sound cliche but my review is going to start with: As far as budget hotels go... And here we go... As far as budget hotels go, Go Hotels Ermita isn't too bad... Their location is near food places, near Robinson's Ermita and GrabCar drivers don't have a hard time looking for it... The room is quite small but enough for a place to put your luggage and hang your clothes... An SBD is provided as well.. The bathroom is split in two: Toilet and sink on one side while the shower is on the other side... Hot water was running for the sink.. Couldn't find it with the shower (yes, we twisted the handle to check for the water temp changes.) The room is clean enough and their housekeeping service is on point: Cleaning our room, making the bed and replenishing our daily 2 bottles of complimentary water.. Food is prohibited in the rooms.. If you get the munchies, you'll have to go down to the lobby where their cafe is... Wifi is fast and good enough for your Facebook and Youtube needs... Throw in a little Mobile Legends there as well... There is a breakfast offered but it may be a first come, first served thing as we were turned down at 8am stating there wasn't enough for us anymore... Mind you, i dont eat much and neither do my 8 and 11 year old.. The receptionist were nice and good-natured.. Pretty well-kept, i have to say... However, they need to learn how to properly respond to inquiries from Agoda bookings.. I sent a few inquiries via this app and they remain unanswered to this day... Overall, its not a bad hotel to stay at... You get what you pay for

Southern Cross Hotel is a budget hotel in the Ermita area of Manila. It is a friendly hotel, I stayed there for 10 days covering late January /early February 2017. For me the price was very good value, The room was very clean, a bar is situated on the ground floor. They have live music on twice weekly. Only down side was that elevator was not working. The engineer was working on it for some of the time I was there and it now appears to have been fixed. I will certainly stay at the southern cross hotel on my next visit to ermita.

Recommended for visitors having business at the American Embassy or anywhere around Ermita. The taxi drivers were mostly dishonest which made getting around problematic. Great for shopping at Robinson's Mall. The taxis should make getting around cheap but the alternative is the fixed rate cabs or vans which charge higher rates than the taxis which use their meters and charge the appropriate rate. Loved the food during the daytime but the late night fare was not well prepared. My wife had sweet and sour soup with pork and it turned out not tasty and the meat was chewy.

I had the loveliest time at Miramar Hotel! Stayed for two nights, just for an event in the adjacent Hotel. Miramar is quite beautiful, a true art deco place. Carpeted stairs, ornate decor, and an airy open interior. I was given a corner room on the 4th floor. (I booked the most basic one, so if that's it then wow, and if I was upgraded, then awesome!) I had SO MUCH SPACE and I loved it. The room was worth so much. The bed was comfy, and the bathroom spotlessly clean. Seriously, spotlessly clean. There was no hint of mold. It's true that there's a bit of karaoke noise from downstairs but it wasn't too bad, and during my stay the singing usually stopped around half past midnight anyway. People who sleep late, like myself, would have no issues. I also tried their breakfast, which I didn't purchase with the room. Generous servings, and very fast service! I had ordered in advance, expecting the normal hotel wait for room service, but lo and behold barely ten minutes later, here was my food. No free wifi in the room, but you can grab a card worth PHP 100 for three hours from the front desk. Expensive, but a much better bargain than Microtel's PHP 100 for one hour! And the net is fast so it's worth it. Or you could go to the lobby where it's free. Best part of the hotel: the staff. Particularly manong guard at the front. If hotel management is reading this please do say thank you to manong guard for making my stay a very pleasant one! All in all, I'll be staying at this hotel again when the need to be in Manila arises. (Lastly, Emerald Garden is a two minute walk away in the direction of Starbucks! Go there for the best siopao in the Philippines! Ah, and yes, there's a Chowking, a Starbucks open until 1am, and a 24-hour 7-11 right beside the hotel.)

Moved to this hotel from another in the same neighborhood because I needed to cut my expenses. BP was less than half the price of the first hotel for essentially the same level of accommodations. The "single deluxe" is not what Americans would consider "deluxe." Although the room was spacious, the furnishings were minimal in the extreme--a "single" bed (not a twin) about the size of a cot, a small night stand, one small chair were the only furnishings. The bed was comfortable, and the staff carefully made it up with fancily-folded towel and bedspread. There was a small LCD tv attached to the wall with about 60 cable channels. (Note that none of the hotels I have stayed in in Manila had cable service that provided anything approaching a decent picture. This includes a couple of 4-star hotels.) The room had large windows with nice views of the city. There was a sink in the room, in addition to the one in the bathroom. The bathroom was small but adequate. Everything (except TV cable) worked well. After my initial stay of 3 days, I extended for an additional 3 days instead of moving to a fancier place that I had planned on. I was very happy with these accommodations for the price, and enjoyed several long conversations with the very friendly staff.

We booked a family room, and because we were 6, m hotel add another room for free for 2 nights.. Thanks so much we enjoyed the comfortable and soft bed.. US embassy is just so near for 2 minutes walk, ermita shrine, jolibee and mang inasal are just steps away. We spent the whole afternoon at manila ocean park, and passed at jose rizals monument..all are in walking distance..

The hotel staff was very friendly and professional during my stay. The room was very clean and comfortable. The house keeping staff was very friendly and professional. I had a couple of issues with the room and when i brought them to the hotel staff they corrected them right away. I brought a camera with me and the hotel loaned me a transformer for the room so i could charge the battery of the camera because local power is 220v. The hotel restaurant is very nice and friendly but they charge american prices for their meals.