Hotel near Makati Central Business District,Makati
"Very good hotel, Nice room with lovely views, Iwas in The 30th floor. There is a swimming pool and a gym on the 35th floor. Great buffet breakfast with lots of choices. Staff was always friendly. Comfy bed and lots of hot water and towels. The location is excellent, in the neighborhood of Makati with lots of cafés, bars and restaurants in the vicinity. The nearest MRT station, Ayala, is only 20 minutes walking distance."
Hotel near Makati Central Business District,Makati
"This was our first time booking a pricey hotel, and Holiday Inn did not disappoint. We were able to check in earlier, thanks to our IHG membership. We were given a king-size bed, which was very comfortable, and the pillows came in both soft and firm options—such a nice touch! The room was spacious and had a nice city view. The amenities were also excellent, and we were able to enjoy the pool during our stay. Our only concerns were the room smell and the limited TV channels. There was a noticeable “kulob” smell in the room that unfortunately didn’t go away even until we checked out. The TV also had only a few channels available. Overall, we had a great stay and would still consider staying at Holiday Inn again."
Hotel near Makati Central Business District,Makati
"I just fell in love with this hotel because it’s SO CLEAN! Seriously, it’s a 5-star cleanliness. From the basement parking to the rooftop pool, everything is sparkling clean. I do love it. There was almost everything we needed in the room and in the bathroom, even vanity kits and facial tissues which is not common for 3-star hotels (I would honestly give them 4 stars🤩) Service… we did have an issue with a waiter at the breakfast in Kaokee restaurant downstairs. I wish they gave him more training time and supervision cause he looked like he was not a good fit for this resto and the hotel. If he continues to work this way, there’s just gonna be a lot of bad reviews and disappointed customers. Other than this, everyone else is super friendly, accommodating and welcoming there. Do note that the parking is NOT free. We paid 400 pesos for around 24 hours. I guess it’s gonna be more if you stay longer. Also, if I stay there again, I would choose no breakfast option cause I’m a fan of Malaysian/Singaporean breakfast (Kaya toast with eggs and milk tea) but it doesn’t come with your booking, they have a separate menu for hotel guests (Filipino/kinda continental options) but Kaokee resto is one of my faves now in Makati, the food is super delicious, reminds me of our trips to Malaysia and Singapore🤩 I would just pay for my breakfast next time and choose what I really want. I would also recommend their Laksa and Salted Egg Shrimps, and both hot and iced Teh (milk tea with condensed milk), the hot one is more flavorful and delicious than the iced one. But my Mushroom and Cheese omelette was super delicious too! So was my spouse’s Longanisa. There’s one more resto you can have breakfast in, so do check the menu there. Their rooftop pool is quite shallow but it felt good to soak there under the sun surrounded by the Makati skyline. It was our staycation and it really worked out cause we felt like tourists in our own city🤩 Thanks to the staff who made it happen despite some disappointing times at the breakfast. Hope it will never happen again"
Hotel near Makati Central Business District,Makati
"I stayed at Privato Hotel Makati recently and overall had a very pleasant experience. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and great value for money, especially for Makati standards. The staff were friendly and professional, making check-in/out smooth and offering helpful local tips. The rooftop pool and lounge was a nice bonus — perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring or work. I also felt the Wi-Fi was reliable and useful for both leisure and work. The hotel’s location is quite convenient to business districts and shopping, although the surrounding neighborhood isn’t as lively or central as some other Makati hotels which is for me is a good thing. Still, for its price and comfort, I’d recommend Privato for both business travelers and weekend getaways"
Hotel near Makati Central Business District,Makati
"The room was clean and tidy, and the service was excellent. The rooftop pool offered a nice view. Breakfast was a bit mediocre; it was à la carte instead of a buffet, and the taste was just so-so. The gym had a strong plastic smell."
What is the average price of a hotel in Makati for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Makati this weekend is £ 46 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £ 77 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Makati this weekend typically cost £ 253 per night.
How much do hotels in Makati cost per day during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Makati during weekdays is £ 46 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £ 73 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Makati generally cost £ 252 per night on weekdays.
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