Featured Hotels near Tondaligan Grand Amphitheater, Pangasinan

Location is good and rooms are clean. We arrived earlier than the usual check in time but they allowed us to check in early without charge but we check out time was also adjusted earlier but it's ok since we will leave also early to drive.

We spent a couple of weeks here during two different stays. We stayed in similar rooms on different floors. The rooms are small, tired and grubby, clearly worn out and way past their refurbishment date. The in room/wall air-con units were 30+ year old units and extremely noisy and not very effective, making a restful sleep very difficult. The bathrooms were dirty, dark and disgusting even for a three star hotel. The lighting was so poor you could not use the mirror for shaving as you could only see one side of your face! Whilst cleaned every day the room/bathroom never felt clean and certainly were not inviting. In house dining options were very limited as was the menu, with the second floor dining room doubling as a bar (with no atmosphere). Staff in general were always helpful. Renovations had commenced during our stay (providing an additional source of noise during the day). I hope the finished product is a significant improvement.

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Kabalayen Hotel offers a cozy and comfortable stay in the heart of San Carlos City, pangasinan. The hotel's central location makes it convenient for exploring the city's attractions . The rooms are clean, well-maintained, and equipped with essential amenities. We appreciated the friendly and helpful staff who went out of their way to ensure a pleasant stay. The breakfast provided was simple but tasty, featuring local dishes. While the hotel lacks some of the luxuries of larger resorts, it provides excellent value for money and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommended for budget-conscious travelers seeking a convenient and pleasant stay in San carlos city.

The hotel is accessible and affordable. The staff are friendly as well. The hotel itself is a bit old so the amenities are not that good. But overall it's a good place to stay.

Very good modern hotel, done out very tastefully and with lovely staff. It has a good location in the town center, close to the iconic church shrine, and places to eat and small shops. The free parking is another plus, as is the diligent and professional security. Filipino breakfast also very nice. The WiFi is fast and TV choices OK. Just one thing is letting it down - if you are looking for a nice hot shower late at night or early in the morning, forget it. There does not seem to be any hot water at those times, and it’s lukewarm at best for the remainder. We asked about that, but received non-commital reply that everything was running ok and the maintenance staff was on day off on a Sunday. If we wanted they would give us a bucket of hot water to wash with. Sorry, but guests paying for a hotel like this, which isn’t a budget outfit, expect hot water. Maybe it’s trying to save money I don’t know (some sort of system can be heard running around 5 in the morning and warm water is on tap around an hour or two later). But either way, would only return again if that issue is fixed. So, great place with a bit of an issue with its hot water. Its excellent staff ensure a high score, despite its shortcomings which are definitely a management / ownership issue.

We were happy that the hotel is new and big and clean. Although the staff did not prepare the room before arriving, considering that we arrived late—the appliances were not plugged, the slippers not available; and most noticeable was the staff member taking care of housekeeping requests that night who was very tight lipped and clearly not happy (for someone who is in the hospitality industry!). But the most frustrating thing for us is the fact that every little request has a price—you need an extra pillow? P50; you need towel after using the pool? P50; you pay P650 for 3rd person in the room and you’d assume that breakfast and all amenities are made available? The front desk staff would still charge me P85 for this person’s towel for use in the room. Considering that she used existing beddings in the room, and the hotel wants me to pay for her towel, what’s the P650 for, a breakfast plate of bangus and eggs?! It’s just ridiculous. I understand that the hotel is new and is probably still fine tuning its policies, hence, it has an opportunity to improve its services and also train its staff. Please don’t waste the opportunity especially that your hotel facilities are way better than most hotels in Lingayen.