2-Star Hotels in Quezon City

It was better this time than last. The food, admittedly overpriced, was better. This time, we only ate the breakfast that came with the room. The meal last time was bad, so we weren't about to subject ourselves to such torture again. The bangus we had for breakfast was twice as big as the one we were served last time and was properly cooked. The previous time, the fish was fried to the point of disintegratration and should have been thrown back in the first place. We stayed here because it was convenient to where we needed to go. The previous time, they overcharged us by 200 pesos (double the cost) for a room refrigerator. My wife caught this, and they applied the overcharge to this time, which h was fine. Nothing great or terrible about this place. But it's inexpensive and fine if your primary need is a place to sleep

The hotel is in a great location, and the staff are very friendly and accommodating. The price is very affordable, and it’s also a family-friendly hotel. There is a garden on the roof deck where you can relax and enjoy your coffee, as well as an on-site restaurant. We ordered food from our room, and it was served very quickly. The food was delicious. We stayed in a deluxe room on the 4th floor. Although there was no view, the room was very quiet with no outside noise at all. The room was clean and comfortable, with fresh towels, a clean bathroom, and a smart TV where you can watch YouTube 🙂 Water dispensers (hot and cold) are available on every floor, which is very convenient. We stayed in the deluxe room for two nights and had a great experience. Parking is free. While it can be a bit tricky to get out, the parking attendants are very friendly and always willing to help when backing up the car. Overall, if I need a hotel again, this would be my first choice—affordable, clean, quiet, and with free parking.

Very accessible location and the front desk staff are friendly and accommodating. Overall, the stay was convenient. My only concern was the strong chlorine-like disinfectant smell in the hallway outside the room, which could be improved. Otherwise, good value for a quick stay.

Sogo is basically a sex hotel that people use for short time hook ups. My first experience of it in the Philippines was rather: So dirty So bad. I had a face rash from the bed linen. This time I was dreading a similar experience. It did not happen, I stayed four nights. The location is perfect. Next door are: McDonalds, Jollibee, ChowKing, a supermarket and 7-11. Underground secure parking. Room spacious. Staff friendly and amenable. Prestation -price? Very good. There was an issue with breakfast included. Be careful to select the right option if you wish for breakfast. The hotel offers food at a cost. There was an issue with a hand rail in the bath (no walk in shower)which was subsequently fixed. My room had two beds…very handy for a friend that stayed one night with me. The room was clean. No room service like in a normal hotel. The issue here is privacy. The staff will gladly assist you whilst you are there. So you must ask. Overall? A good place to go, not expensive, and the local shops offer good choice. Thumbs up from me

maganda yung room namin.wala knmn talaga eexpect kasi mura naman yung hotel nato.atsaka convenient yung area nya kasi malapit sa lahat kaya maganda dn dito mg stay.and the staff is accomodating.but if u are a rich kid better not to stay there.kasi pag rich kid syempre mataas standard mo.yun lang thank u

Stayed total 3-4days Pros: Price: affordable, old ac unit but Still Good cold settings With 2 bottles of water, simple toiletries kit, good water pressure with heater, bed is thick and good, soft pillows. Cons: Blanket: thin, Thin, THIN! See through. Not a duvet like advertised. Literal extra bed Sheet. WITH traces of where bleach Was heavily used. Stairs: All unit is in the 3rd floor, im not athletic. No hotel slippers,

We had a good stay with my sister. We found the place okay for quick stay kasi 1 night lang kami and sobrang accessible sa lahat. Malapit sa Araneta Station at mga malls na pwedeng pasyalan.Malinis naman ang room and functional ang lahat ng amenities. Thank you Hotel 99! 😊

Hotel Sogo Banawe in Quezon City offers budget-friendly accommodations with a focus on convenience and essential amenities. It's particularly popular among travelers seeking short stays or affordable lodging in the area. Pros: Affordable Rates: Rooms are priced competitively, starting around $18–$22 per night, making it a cost-effective choice for budget-conscious travelers. Convenient Location: Situated on Banawe Avenue, the hotel is close to various shops and restaurants, and it's approximately 4.3 miles from Malacañang Palace. Basic Amenities: Guests have access to free Wi-Fi, 24-hour room service, and air-conditioned rooms equipped with flat-screen TVs and private bathrooms. Positive Staff Interactions: Some guests have praised the staff for their friendliness and helpfulness, contributing to a pleasant stay.

In the past, my husband and I would only book a hotel for just the two of us. We would spend our days playing and having fun at the malls, and in the evenings, we would check into the hotel. However, I'm so happy to say that a lot has changed. Now, our family bonding time has really improved. We check into the hotel first and unpack our bags and essentials for both myself and our daughter. After getting settled, we enjoy special moments together. We have fun at the mall, visit Kidzoona, and spend time with my father, her grandpa, whom we haven't seen in nearly a year. Later, we enjoy our time in the hotel by eating, playing with our daughter, and cherishing each other's company.

I requested for additional slippers thrice since there’s only 1 pair as we arrived but ignored, bathroom door is creaking, AC is noisy. Only 1 shampoo and soap provided for 2 person. Shower is not functioning well.