Miramar Hotel

Miramar Hotel - Great Value and Location, Just Bring Earplugs The Miramar Hotel proved to be a solid choice, particularly when considering its price and location. If you're looking for an affordable base in a convenient area, this hotel definitely delivers. The Pros: * Excellent Value: The pricing is very competitive, making it a great option for budget-conscious travelers who don't want to sacrifice a central spot. * Prime Location: The hotel's location is a major highlight. Being close to [You can optionally add specifics here like: public transport, key attractions, business district, etc.] made getting around incredibly easy and saved time and money on transport. * Overall Good Experience: Beyond the noise, the service and general amenities were satisfactory for the price point, contributing to an overall positive stay. The Cons: * Significant Noise: The main drawback is the noise level. The surrounding area (and perhaps the internal hotel structure) makes for a somewhat loud environment, which could easily disturb light sleepers. Overall Verdict: The Miramar Hotel is a recommended stay for travelers prioritizing budget and location above all else. It offers genuine value for money in a fantastic area. However, be prepared for some external noise. My advice? If you are easily disturbed by sound, pack a pair of earplugs—you'll likely need them to ensure a peaceful night's rest. It's a good hotel, overall!

Stayed here overnight so that we can be early in the morning and have a place to leave our stuff while we go for our US Visa interview. We stayed in a room facing Roxas Blvd. The room was very spacious and everything was working fine (TV, A/C, toilet, hot shower, etc.). However, there was no sound insulation and all the road noise coming from Roxas blvd, like ambulance sirens, loud motorcycles, and trucks resonate all through the room. Even the vibrations as 18-wheelers pass by could be felt on the bed. Also, if you are going to stay with a senior or PWD, the elevator at the first require you take a flight of stairs to access. Otherwise, the staff were all very pleasant, and the I love the art-deco styling that they are trying to preserve.

5 days: The rules and policies here don’t really suit people who want a quick, comfortable “home away from home” stay. Check-in is strictly at 4 PM and check-out is at 11 AM — even if it’s raining or there’s a typhoon, you still have to wait a long time before you can check in. Miramar Hotel might be the cheapest place along Roxas Bay Boulevard, but you can definitely feel it in the service and overall vibe. The staff and atmosphere were kinda not - so friendly or accommodating as we expected. Plus the Official Reciept for this hotel is not available.

A Hidden Gem in Manila! Miramar Hotel is one of those rare finds that makes you feel lucky you chose it. The building itself is historic with beautiful art deco details that give it so much character – you can tell it has a story to tell. From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel completely welcome. Everyone was warm, generous, and genuinely friendly. They don’t just do their job – they make sure you feel at home. The rooms and common areas have such a nice ambiance – relaxed, classic, and cozy. It’s not flashy, but it has a charm that a lot of modern hotels miss. And the food? Absolutely amazing. Every meal was delicious and clearly made with care. And the value is outstanding – the price feels like a wonderful bonus on top of such a great experience. If you want a place in Manila that has history, heart, and great value, Miramar Hotel is definitely the one. Highly recommended!

Old hotel full of charm. Nice and cozy rooms with refrigerator, TV, private bathroom and WIFI. Some noise from the traffic outside, so be aware if you are a light sleeper... The place also have a restaurant. And you find an 24 hours convenient store around the corner, and wash and dry service nearby. The staff is very friendly and helpful🤗

Our stay at the Miramar Hotel began a bit unusually, with the two receptionists giving us a lukewarm welcome, more intent on asking for the PHP 2,000 deposit and clipping their nails behind the counter, in front of guests—never seen anything like it before. The 1930s Art Deco-style building has its own personality (which is why we're awarding it a second star in this review) and is just steps from the historic Luneta Hotel, currently closed and visible behind it. It's a shame that the iconic elevator was out of order. The room is spacious but a bit dated, with some broken accessories (an old radio in the nightstand) and an unusual massage bed. The bathroom also shows signs of age, with the original shower handles and sulfur-smelling water. When we checked out (which we were reminded by phone ten minutes before was 11:00 AM), after having received our PHP 2,000 deposit back through the appropriate bureaucracy, it was raining outside and the road was flooded. Therefore, we couldn't find a ride to the airport (we had an international flight), and despite our request for help finding a solution, unfortunately, the staff didn't do anything to help us, but rather passively watched the situation unfold, impassive. If we managed to make it on time to catch our flight, it was certainly not due to their lack of support, but rather to the promptness of my partner, who knew her way around Manila.

The downside: I have to wait until 3pm for a check in, they don't allow early check in so I just waited in the lobby from 8am to 3pm. I am hoping they can change that and stretch it out to at least 11am. The hotel is really nice and well maintained. They have a working hot shower, although the TV is not a smart tv but I was there for my US embassy interview, it is a business flight so it was a nice stay despite that. They have a strong wifi. There is no free food accomodations but they do have a cafe downstairs if you are hungry. The place is close by with food chains too so you won't get hungry. US embassy is probably a 10-15 mins walk from here which I really don't mind. It is a good exercise anyway. So far the place location is safe but always know that this is Philippines, so always be cautious. Don't ride the tricycle, locals trick you with the fare. I advise you to walk or just take a motorbike taxi if you wanna go around, like joyride or angkas. 💖 The place has this spaniard era vibes which is so sweet and romantic 😍

I had a good stay at the hotel, the location is alright being atvthe center near the embassy, with plenty of shops and restaurants nearby, making it convenient for both business and leisure travelers. The staff was very helpful and approachable, the rooms were decently clean, though not spotless, but nothing that detracted from the overall experience.