Best Hotels in Caloocan, Philippines

Staff are amazing! They made my solo stay very pleasant. Highly recommended.

Stayed here because of board exam. Location-wise, it is good as it is surrounded with malls, drug stores, etc that are very convenient for us. The place is clean, but the service is not quite good. We tried raising the issue on the remote thru call and personal, and the staff kept saying they'll assist us and fix it but until our checkout time, no one really came. We stayed there for 4 days fyi.

The room was just fine but the water was low, too long to shower, and too long to flush the toilet. Vault only display, not working.

With a stay at Hotel Sogo Bagong Barrio Caloocan in Caloocan, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of SM North EDSA and St. Luke's Medical Center. This hotel is 7 mi (11.2 km) from Manila Bay and 10.4 mi (16.8 km) from SM Mall of Asia.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 171 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

the most poor country i ever been was in Cuba...but they try to make your stay happy & memorable...people are nice even we know they are lack of education..but here in my country we know before we get a job we need education as well as become a boss...but our stayed in this place is a hell...from cleanliness..service..management..food...PM me travelers if u wanna know what my issues are...there is no enough space to write & tell everything what happened to us during our stayed here.....travelers do read the reviews before you book in this place...

Staying in sogo hotel avenida was really amazing because it is just near to quiapo church easy to go for attend mass and easy to reach hotel by LRT and Jeep and bus. Hotel is clean really room is safe and clean and service offered by hotel is really good and within few minutes service will be on your door once you dialed 0 . You can get massage just a call to front desk and foods are good and hotel staff when they will see you they will bow to you and they will proper address this is the way their to respect for you. My staycation in sogo hotel avenida was really best and it happened because of trip. com, I really appreciate for being a good chance to enjoy my vacation.

Poor hotel house keeping of LRT sogo monumento. Be careful house keeping interested on customers forgotten belongings on there room. Hotel sogo monumento LRT branch, very terrible house keeping. I forgot my watch G shock watch model GA-2000s black after I checked out when I got back to the hotel 35 min after my check out. Nothings on there lost and found, it should be there house keeping attendant should be responsible for the belongings of there customers if some customers left there belongings in their room after they checked out. Surrender left belongis of the customers on there lost amd found. Safety and security of the hotel is very poor too I noticed that they lack cctv cameras in the hotel. What a terrible customer and house keeping SOGO LRT monumento has.

I needed to attend a wedding in the area and was very happy to chance upon this hotel. Aside from being very near the church, the place was better than expected. It has the basic amenities I'm looking for: clean and comfortable bed, air-conditioner, and hot shower. I was pleased that the room is spacious, the hotel has an in-house restaurant that serves a variety of food and drinks, plus they offer room service! For its price, it really is a steal since I think it's much better than the known hotels in Antipolo. Just a recommendation to put a clothes bar maybe on one of the walls where clothes can be hanged. Overall, a great stay!

During my recent 3-day, 2-night stay at Swiss-Belhotel Blulane in Manila, the overall experience left much to be desired. While the hotel had potential, the importance of providing quality service to guests seemed inconsistent. Firstly, there was a noticeable discrepancy in the service provided by the on-the-job trainees. While some displayed genuine warmth and eagerness to assist, others seemed hesitant, particularly when they perceived that a guest might not offer a tip. This attitude detracted from the overall guest experience and contradicted the essence of hospitality, which should prioritize genuine care and assistance regardless of gratuity. Additionally, the functionality of the elevators was a significant inconvenience. With only one elevator in operation, guests frequently experienced delays and overcrowding, resulting in frustration and inconvenience. This issue significantly impacted the efficiency of guest movement within the hotel and should be addressed promptly to enhance overall satisfaction. In conclusion, while this hotel in Manila has potential, there are notable areas for improvement, particularly in ensuring consistent and genuine guest service and addressing operational inefficiencies such as elevator functionality. By instilling in all staff members, including trainees, a genuine commitment to hospitality and service excellence, the hotel can elevate the overall guest experience and distinguish itself as a premier destination for travelers.

The hotel is very well located for using public transportation, as it is very close to the “North Avenue” stop of MRT3 (which is currently the final stop on the MRT3 line, leading from there southwards along the EDSA highway). Another public transport line, LRT1, can also be reached on foot, only that the nearest station “Roosevelt” was closed in late November / early December 2021, so it will take a while to walk further to the now final stop on that line, “Balintawak”. There is currently construction ongoing for a new line close to the hotel, which I believe will be named MRT7, giving even more connections with public transport (east-wards, out of Quezon City / Metro Manila). Due to the construction, I heard sometimes noise during the night coming from the outside. In about 30 minutes walking distance is the Ninoy Aquino Park, a peaceful place with animals and places for picknick, or simply to rest from the city noise. Also, the Quezon Memorial Circle, another park, can be visited for recreational purposes and is very close to the before-mentioned Ninoy Aquino Park. Due to Covid-19 measurements, breakfast – which was included in the price – was brought to the room. Hotel staff was friendly to me, and I want to thank everyone of the hotel team as well as the security personnel. At the reception desk I was treated well by Jonna, and by the other front desk staff, for which I am thankful.