Hotels With breakfast in Metro Manila, Philippines

Loved everything about this hotel! From the very courteous staff, decent breakfast spread, the amenities, and the room. Everything was excellent! Check-in time was at 2 or 3pm but I was able to check-in around 10am for a fee of P1,500. I’m so glad I chanced upon Grand Westside, and I’ll surely be back.

My girlfriend and I stayed at this hotel, and our overall experience was better than expected. The hotel is located near Manila's Chinatown, within walking distance of many famous restaurants and street food stalls in Binondo, which is very convenient for couples who enjoy exploring local food during their stay. The room space was significantly larger than typical city hotels; we could spread out our luggage without feeling cramped. The bathroom was also unusually spacious, big enough for two people to use comfortably at the same time. The bed's comfort deserves a special mention – the mattress was just right, not too soft or too firm, with good support, and we slept soundly for several nights. The room was generally clean and tidy, and the staff were very friendly. However, there were some drawbacks. The area where the hotel is located is bustling during the day, but the surrounding streets look a bit old and cluttered, which might be a bit off-putting for first-time visitors. Some facilities show their age, with occasional signs of maintenance, and the internet speed and air conditioning weren't always consistently stable. Overall, if you're a couple looking to explore Binondo's culinary scene and old Manila culture, this hotel offers excellent value for money. But if you're seeking the luxury and modernity of a resort-style hotel, you might find it falls a bit short.

The hotel is located directly opposite T3i and is a convenient 10-minute walk across the skybridge. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The restaurant serves excellent food, and they even have a buffet on Friday and Saturday evenings.

The hotel is very near T3, but far from T1 airport. Most people assume just because it is near Terminal 3, they can walk over from Terminal one to the hotel. Not in Manila, there is a free shuttle from T1 to T3 and visa versa. The hotel itself is actually very clean and i had a great stay.

Staying at kingsford is great. The only downfall was the food during the breakfast, there's so much choices but the quality is not good (most of the fried dishes are too tough - fish fillet, bacon, sausages) but still good. In terms of service, the only problem was i tried calling the housekeeping to request some kits two times but both calls don't have answers. But still good to stay here if you want to relax and enjoy the view of the okada.

Overall, I'm pretty satisfied. The new building's rooms had a strong odor, especially on the higher floors, so I had to switch rooms twice. The front desk kept saying they were fully booked and couldn't make any changes. In the end, we had to call a manager to resolve the issue. A male manager, in particular, was very kind and patient, and he efficiently sorted everything out for us.

The biggest highlight is the location. It’s right across from NAIA Terminal 3 via the Runway Manila bridge, which made arrival and departure incredibly stress-free. Being within Newport World Resorts also meant easy access to restaurants, cafes, and entertainment options without needing to travel far. The room was clean and well-maintained. It’s not very spacious, but it had everything needed for a short stay: a comfortable bed, strong air conditioning, and reliable Wi-Fi. Housekeeping was consistent throughout the stay. Service was efficient and polite. Staff were helpful, especially with check-in and basic requests. Overall, it’s a great choice for a short stay, layover, or business trip, especially if proximity to the airport is a priority.

Facilities: A bit old, but it has all the essentials. The breakfast is abundant, though the taste might be a bit lacking for Chinese palates. Cleanliness: Pretty good, cleaned daily. Environment: The surrounding area is relatively remote, but there are armed security guards at the entrance, so safety shouldn't be an issue. Service: From the front desk to the housekeepers and the security guards at the door, the staff's overall service is quite warm and attentive.

The elevators were very slow. One is under maintenance and the other only fits 5 people even though it says it could fit 20, probably needs fixing too

Good hotel. It was clean, and the breakfasts were good (staff seated guests for breakfast, so there were no issues with finding a table. We served ourselves). No elevator queues. There isn't much to see in Manila, so we were happy to just stay in our room.