Dumaguete Hotels with Breakfast

I only stayed here one night flying in late and catching a ferry the next morning. The hotel is in a great spot to take a walk along the water that night, and then super easy to walk to the ferry terminal the next morning. Very nice hotel and a huge room. Staff was awesome, too. I will definitely stay here again next time I'm in Dumaguete.

This hotel was a temporary stopover, and I must say, the environment was exceptionally good, and the facilities were very new. They have a pool, and breakfast is served as a set menu. It's built as individual villas, which is nice, but the only downside is the lack of an elevator. This could be a bit inconvenient for older guests going up and down.

Great place! Cozy and quiet, like a micro ranch - lanterns and a delicate garden. Great air conditioning - quieter than I had in a light premium hotel in Manila. Modest, but they cook well - pasta with seafood is wonderful. Professional horn coffee machine - morning coffee will be delicious every day. There is a cooler with water, you can always replenish supplies. The hostel offers cheap laundry services. The room is clean and smells nice. The staff are people you want to see as your friends, not staff - young, cheerful, open and VERY supportive, all your problems will be solved in 5 handshakes (or less) I want to note the amazing singing of the guys - we had simply fantastic karaoke duets. Complete safety of your things. The hotel offers trips with local guides - I was in Valencia, it was amazing, comfortable and convenient.

The hotel is close to a mall, which is very convenient for dining as there are many options inside. It's also near the airport. However, the hotel facilities are old. The shower water never gets hot, no matter what I tried. The sink water is slightly warmer than the shower, but still not hot enough. The tiles in the shower room are cracked, and when you step on them, a foul-smelling water oozes out. The windows have very poor sound insulation; you can clearly hear the motorcycles from the street, which is very noisy. It might be bearable if you're only staying for one night.

The hotel is very new and there are no street lights around at night. The hotel is not far away. The room is small but clean and tidy. The air conditioner is too loud, which may affect sleep at night. There is a 7-11 next to the hotel (convenient to buy daily necessities), There is a small shop opposite the hotel (you can buy a phone card) The hotel is very close to the Dumaguedi Pier, 5 minutes walk to the pier ⛵️. (The hotel takes the grap (tutu car) from the airport about 70-80 pesos) Hotel needs a deposit of 1500 pesos in cash Breakfast 6:30-9:00 (fifth floor) Wi-Fi password small note given by the front desk

The family room was a bit small, but it was cozy. The breakfast offered a wide variety of choices. The front desk staff were warm and friendly.

This was our second stay, this time a room with a window overlooking the ”garden.” However, it turned out to be a planted hallway. Not really my cup of tea, but everything else was booked. The staff was very friendly and attentive.

The hotel is beautifully decorated. The mattress and pillows are very comfortable. The staff is incredibly attentive, courteous, and caring. We stayed for four days and discovered a lot of hair on the bathroom floor upon check-in, but we didn't bother. A major drawback was the non-functioning bathroom fan, which allowed a lot of mosquitoes into the room, and the staff didn't have any mosquito repellent. The hotel has a swimming pool on the third floor; it's very small, and they don't provide pool towels or lounge chairs. The lounge and smoking area is on the second floor. Breakfast is Filipino, with English breakfast available for an additional fee. Each floor has a water dispenser with hot and cold water, and the room has cups, tea, coffee, and sugar. We booked a tricycle to the airport at reception for 150 pesos.

It sounds good to say that it is industrial wind... In fact, it is the simple transformation of the old house, the room is small, the mattress is particularly soft, the sheets feel not very clean, there is a musty smell in the house, the people upstairs walk or move animal products on the floor will be very noisy. . There is nothing particularly desirable except that it is not far from the airport. But the price is there.

The location is convenient, close to Rizal Boulevard and Robinson's Shopping Mall. The room wasn't dirty considering the price. The air conditioner was small, but because the room was small, it cooled down quite well on maximum, almost to the point of being too cold. The WiFi wasn't fast, but it was sufficient for watching videos. The shower had hot water and the water pressure was acceptable. During my four-night stay, I never saw any cockroaches, flies, or mosquitoes. While cheap hotels in the Philippines often have some kind of problem, this hotel had no fatal flaws and I thought it was a good hotel for the price.