| Satisfaction: |   | | Reviews: 3 | Photos: 4 | | 1771 M. Adriatico St., , Manila, Luzon |
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it was clean, even if very basic.
the bad sides were a karaoke disco open until 6am down the road which didn't allow me to sleep well and also the shared toilets and showers on the floor were quite dirty
the good side is that it is central and close to the major sights like cathedral, intramuros etc Leave a Comment Theme: Pension/GuesthousePrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than average
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They have rooms that range in price from 275 -1500 peso's per night.
I stayed in the Family room with 1 double bed, aircon, cable tv, phone, ref, and private bath with hot and cold water Php 1,500.00
They also have
EXECUTIVE ROOM 2 single beds 1,300
SUPER DELUXE 1 king size bed 1200
DELUXE ROOM 1 double bed 1050
STANDARD ROOM 1 double or twin beds 850
No AC rooms
TRIPLE ECONOMY ROOM 1 double deck & 1 single bed 800
ECONOMY ROOM 550
Dormatory rooms
DORM AIRCON W/BATH aircon, 8 beds, individual locker, with private bath with hot and cold water Php 300.00* DORM AIRCON NO BATH aircon, 6 beds, individual locker, shared bath with hot and cold water Php 275.00*
Great price in a great location. You will have a hard time beating this pension house. Rooms are an example of rustic old-world charm mixed with the latest in modern features to provide you with the most comfortable rooms in town.
Interiors are wood and concrete, with cleaning facilities and air conditioners fully modern. The only drawback that I found out was that they frown on comming in late and strictly no guests. Leave a Comment Theme: Pension/GuesthousePrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveDirections: 1771 Adriatico St., Malate is located in the middle of the bustling Manila nightlife, but the actual rooms are slightly off the main road and are therefore ideal for quiet rest.Other Contact: http://www.mpensionne.com.ph
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The deluxe rooms with aircon are PP1,100/US$21.15 per day. They have less expensive ones and even dormitory-type spaces that come to about US$6.00 per night. The houseboys still polish the floors in the traditional manner, and the drivers get you to the airport the fastest way, regardless of ever-changing traffic jams! A light breakfast of brewed coffee, juice and toast (US$1.25) al fresco in the courtyard (photo 2) is a great beginning to the day. In 2006 they added a Starbuck's, which is open late and where you can pay as much for a latte as you would for a full meal at cheap eateries. There are two internet stations available in the hotel at a nominal charge (which they sometimes forget to collect). There is a hotel cat, which embodies the Filipina quality of "suplada" (photo 3).
An intimate family-run pension with unbelievably low prices for Manila. Reservations are an absolute must; it is always full. The location is within walking distance of nightlife (see above), the shore of Manila Bay, Robinson's Place (modern shopping mall), and the LRT light rail line. It is within cab or jeepney distance of the Central Bank (National Gold Exhibition), the Cultural Center of the Philippines (concerts), and Harrison Plaza (older shopping mall with character, pronounced "hah-ri-sawn"). Malate Pensionne is for those who want a Filipino experience, not an international hotel one (which you'll find in the Makati district), with amenities and a genteel atmosphere. All the staff speak English, but a few Tagalog or Ilongo phrases will endear you to them! Leave a Comment Theme: Pension/GuesthousePrice: US$20-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensivePhone: (632) 523-8304 to 06Directions: 1771 M. Adriatico Street between Pedro Gil and Remedios Streets. Adriatico is one way, so tell the driver to turn right onto Adriatico from Pedro Gil (pronounced "hill"). The pension is on the right side of the street. Look for the green sign.Website: http://www.mpensionne.com.ph/ Other Contact: Email: info@mpensionne.com.ph
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