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Top rated hotels in Pampanga

Fields Palace Hotel
4.1/520 Reviews
This place is right in the front of walking street. Out the door and down the stairs and your on walking street. Exactly what I was looking for in my stay. They even helped me get a taxi to the airport meeting me outside the door. Great time and it was clean everyday. I would not hesitate to stay here again. Thanks Fields palace hotel.
Natalia Hotel
3.6/554 Reviews
On the plus side, a good breakfast was included, the room was large and the cable TV had a good range of channels. On the downside: the toilet flushed continuously day and night. The power points were different to what I was used to in Manila and when I asked staff if they could assist with adaptors, they could not. No coat hangers in the closet. The safe was broken and looked like it had not been in use for a long time. The aircon kept switching itself off all night until I finally figured out the remote buttons in the middle of the night. There is a jug for boiling water, but no cups. Whenever I asked staff for assistance they were generally disinterested. This place needs a renovation!
The Tavern Hotel
3.4/54 Reviews
A guard assisted us as we pulled up and directed us to a parking spot. Once inside a polite and professional desk agent checked us in. We were assisted to our room with our bags being carried, and then once seeing the room my expectations were exceeded. It felt luxurious to me compared with most Canadian hotels. Room looked great, nice shower with hot water, microwave & fridge in the room. We requested a blanket and had it within 2 minutes, for an extra 100 pesos. Room rate was a fantastic value. Restaurant on site has deleicious Filipino food. The Orchard Gardens Resort Christmas display was awe inspiring. Staff were great, all polite, helpful and all smiling.
Hotel Sogo Mexico
4/530 Reviews
I, with my pregnant wife and toddler, booked for an executive room (Japanese-theme at room 104) in Sogo Hotel, Mexico, for 24 hours as an escape during the New Year's Eve. If the price tag in the room is akin to a run-of-the-mill motels, you can never hear any complaint from us. But for a hotel that claims to offer an executive room, it should live up to its promises; unfortunately, not in my family's experience. Let me break down the reasons: 1) Price - I booked my reservation in travelbook.ph with insider's discount but it was not awarded to us. We were charged for a regular fee. 2) Cleanliness - You can easily deduce that the previous occupant smoked cigarette. You can still smell the third-hand smoke up from the ceiling to the bed. It's suffocating to breath at first especially for me who has sensitive nose. 3) Aircon - Sleeping was hard as the noise of the aircon is like a nearby jackhammer, or a motorboat's engine. We were forced to turn it to fan just to silence it at the expense of sweating up. 4) Light - There was no light at the dining area and I called for an assistance twice. No one came to fix the bulb. 5) Security - We left the room to have a dinner and we asked for the concierge to lock the room (we were not given a spare key, that is their policy). However, the concierge was adamant to lock our room and claimed that it was safe even if we left our room open. I insisted on locking our room before leaving and the concierge showed unwillingness to do what I requested. The security guard looks frightening. We're not on to discrimination but you'll understand us if you were in the actual scene. Imagine a silhouette from a bit far. Then up close, he suddenly cut and blocked you and see an image of a drunk man wearing a guard's uniform. Coupled with this, he asked us in an interrogative tone if we were going to leave and asked our hotel room's number. I understand that inquiring is part of his work but at least he should pepper it with a smile or courteous tone. However, his approach caused us to be cynical in giving information especially with the premise that the concierge is unwilling to lock our room. I was about to put out my cellphone to record his hoodlum-like gesture but he suddenly stopped asking us and just radioed the concierge. 6) WiFi - Imagine a crippled turtle that is forced to run. That's how slow the hotel's WiFi in the room is. 7) TV - You cannot find lots of channels to watch on. Thankfully, we brought our own movies. The only thing that we enjoyed above all in the room is its spacious toilet and bathtub as my toddler enjoyed swimming while bathing. But generally, as a family-friendly hotel, you cannot expect it to be ”so clean, so good”. You have been warned.
Diamond Spring Hotel Angeles
3.1/513 Reviews
Totally fine, but a bit far from the walking street. But 7 Eleven and Jollibee are near from the this hotel. So no concern the food.
Hilton Clark Sun Valley Resort
4.8/553 Reviews
Our stay in Hilton Clark was very pleasant. I can’t stress about how friendly the staff was, they were really helpful, gentle and polite (despite my toddler son having some tantrums). The hotel overall was very clean, fragrant, posh and well kept. Upon entering, there's a small Duty Free store selling fragrances, wines, chocolates, bags and jewelries. Reception is at the 3rd floor and you have to take a long escalator. There's also a small ****** but we didn't check it out. Welcome drink was superb! It's worth it to claim as it was really good. We also then availed of their buy 1 take 1 happy hour promo. The room was cozy and the pool was super clean and nice. Wifi's fast. The pool water felt fresh and I think they have another way of maintaining since there's no smell of chlorine at all. Kuya lifeguard was also very friendly and accommodating. Breakfast is good! They offer not just black coffee but also the likes of latte & cappuccino. Hot choco taste legit! Bacon is also offered soft or crispy. Food is good. What I liked most in this hotel is the amenities for kids and their regard for safety. Apart from the 2-feet pool, they also have an outdoor playground, a spacious kid's area for biking where kids can choose 3 types of vehicle, a helmet provided, and most of all, they have a spacious indoor kid's playroom as an alternative activity area when it's scorching hot outside. Be sure for kids to wear shoes when they go biking and socks for the indoor play area. I also appreciated their attention to the kids' needs in that they have room slippers on kid size! Our daughter was so glad about it and said Hilton Clark is now her favorite hotel. Overall, it was indeed a very pleasant stay!

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    For hotels with Wi-Fi in Pampanga, the average price is CAD 112 on weekdays and CAD 115 on weekends (Friday–Saturday).

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    Pampanga has many luxury hotels with Wi-Fi. Widus Hotel Clark, Capitol Hill Hotel and Suites and Clark Marriott Hotel are popular choices.

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Property Information for Tourists

Total Properties572
Number of Reviews4,508
Highest PriceCAD 528
Lowest PriceCAD 25
Average Price (Weekdays)CAD 112
Average Price (Weekends)CAD 115