City of Manila Hotels with Rooftop Pools

"We booked 4 rooms with breakfast for our family of 10 (8 adults and 2 kids) to celebrate the birthdays of 2 seniors and 1 adult last week. I requested complimentary cakes for the celebrants, but unfortunately only one cake was provided. The cake was so delicious, though it was a bit disappointing that only one celebrant received one despite booking multiple rooms. Overall, the hotel was nice - the space was a bit small, but everything was clean and comfortable. Buffet breakfast is delicious too. However, robes and lotion were not provided. Overall, we would rate it 8/10."

"Urban Travellers Hotel is a nice place to stay with decent amenities that make for a comfortable visit. Rooms are nice albeit a bit outdated. The air conditioning was cold and nice, I had to lower it since it's a bit to cold for me. Also has a separate table which you can use to eat at and has a separate wardrobe for your clothes. If you are a light sleeper, the room I was in was leaking in noise from the main road,so bear that in mind. It wasn't too noisy that you can't relax but you can definitely hear cars honking and passing by. Complementary breakfast is 1 viand and 1 egg, it is paired with garlic rice and pansit which are unlimited. Soup is also provided. Coffee is unlimited too if you are into that."

"PROS - Breakfast is delicious. Many people are queing but they staffs has a system and they can manage. - Location is the best. Accesible to Okada, MOA, Airport. Grab and taxi accessible - Bedroom is clean. Complete toiletries. Water heater is working. View is ok. - Security is good. - Parking space is alot. - Wifi is fast. - They have water dispenser. - Gym has good equipment. I used it twice - Price is cheaper vs others and worth it with what you get. CONS - No one answering the phone, if you need anything you have to go down. - Bedroom is not Soundproof. I got disturbed by a noisy neighbor at night. I extended for another night with family. Overall, will book again."

"We recently stayed at Savoy Hotel in Pasay and booked two rooms for our first visit. I made the reservation through Trip.com on the same day, and luckily there were still rooms available with early check-in. The hotel is very close to the terminal 3, which made our stay especially convenient since my uncle had a flight to the USA the next day. We only stayed for one night, but it helped us avoid the stress of rushing to the airport. The breakfast was delicious with a great variety of food. The kids really enjoyed the swimming pool, and we all had a comfortable and restful sleep. Overall, we truly enjoyed our stay and would definitely consider coming back."

"✨Service and Atmosphere The hotel staff were incredibly accommodating throughout our stay, ensuring we felt welcome from the moment we arrived. The building’s facade and the stunning views of Manila Bay are designed exceptionally well, creating a beautiful and relaxing backdrop for a weekend getaway. ✨Room and Safety Our room was spotless and maintained a high standard of cleanliness that made the space feel very comfortable. It provided a great sense of security and peace of mind, allowing us to truly unwind and enjoy the environment. ✨Dining Experience The breakfast buffet was a highlight of the trip, featuring high-quality dishes that definitely deserve high praise. While the food served was excellent, expanding the variety of choices in the buffet would take the dining experience to the next level."

"We had a pleasant stay overall and truly appreciated the warm hospitality of the staff. Everyone was very nice, approachable, and accommodating. The food was good, and the facilities and amenities met our expectations. There were just a couple of minor concerns. Parking space for guests with cars is limited, and while there are parking options outside the property, these come with additional fees. We also experienced a small issue with the air conditioner one night, it was set to “cool” mode but felt like it was only blowing air, so we had to turn it off and on again to get it working properly. These were manageable concerns and did not significantly affect our experience. Overall, we enjoyed our stay, would recommend the place, and would gladly visit again."

"The hotel is not bad overall. However, during check-in we asked about the massage service. The administrator told us to come back in two hours to make a reservation. When we returned, we were informed that there were no available slots and that we had to book online. However, there was no information about online booking for massages on the website. This service was very important to us, as we had a long flight and only an 8-hour stay."

"Stayed here for my daughter’s 3rd birthday. Clean rooms, comfy bed, and staff were super helpful. 😊 Perfect spot for a quick getaway."

"My 2-night stay in Manila was truly a story for the absurd. When I checked into room #4008 at 8 PM on April 9th, everything seemed normal. However, on the morning of April 10th at 8 AM, since I had booked two nights – the first in a standard room and the second in a queen room – I packed all my clothes neatly, ready for the cleaning staff to transfer my personal belongings later that afternoon. I was a bit worried at the time, so I even took a photo of my folded clothes as proof (please see attachment). At 9 AM on April 10th, I went to the front desk and explained my situation. They assigned me a new room, #2010. I specifically asked them to help transfer my clothes from room #4008 to my new room. The young woman at the reception said, “Okay, sure.” When I returned from work at the factory at 6:00 PM on April 10th and entered room #2010, getting ready for an evening party, I discovered that the clothes I needed to change into were missing. I immediately rushed to the front desk to inquire. Initially, they were hesitant and evasive, but after my persistent questioning, they admitted that due to an internal communication error, my clothes had been treated as miscellaneous items and disposed of by their staff. Naturally, I was not satisfied with this answer and demanded an internal investigation. After all, the items I left were neatly folded and placed on hangers – clean clothes and shoes – there was no reason for them to be treated as trash. As I continued to discuss with them, they asked an irritating question: “Who did you tell at the front desk when you gave them the task on the morning of April 10th?” In my opinion, with numerous cameras at the hotel’s front desk and check-in records for staff, identifying which staff member made the mistake (or oversight) should be an internal responsibility of the hotel, not something an overseas guest should have to figure out. After about 15 minutes of discussion, they finally located some of my clothes with the housekeeping team and asked me to wait in my room. So I waited in my room from 7:00 PM until 7:30 PM until the service staff brought my bag of clothes. Upon checking, 6-7 items were still missing. Due to the repeated hassle and the lack of proper attire, attending the evening party was clearly out of the question. However, continuing to argue with the hotel staff seemed fruitless, so my companion and I simply went to a nearby mall for a quick dinner. When I returned after dinner at 9:10 PM and opened my room, thankfully, I finally received the remaining bag of clothes..."