Roxas President's Inn

The hotel is very charming. The stuff is professionally trained. However the first room #14 was extremely loud because of a running transformer inside the closet. Next day we could change to room #17 which had no running transformer inside. Unfortunately the neighbors dogs were barking for hours during the night. The Continental breakfast is very basic because it is included. With extra coast I got a real coffee with ground beans.

Located at the heart of Roxas City. Friendly staff and very accomodating. Strong WI-FI signal during our stay.

Great location within Roxas City. Also fair price. Hotel design very nice, even though it needs some attention in the bath rooms (plumbing, ventilation)I would say. Coffee is great, good delicious. Staff friendly, even though not outgoing and always look very busy. Bell boy very accommodating. Only down side: room "Magsaysay" very noisy, since no isolation and directly on the main street and a junction. We moved to "Duterte" and that was quiet. Beds in both rooms very comfortable and the overall cleanliness is remarkable.

Great historic hotel.. from a POST office before to now a hotel .. Great value hotel .. very memorable and historic architectural design. Very accommodating staffs.

Firstly, if I could give more stars for service, I would. Gentleman greeted us, helped with bags, flagged us a tricycle and so much more. Wish I got his name. Beautiful hotel, full of charm, a mile apart from most stays on this trip. Rooms were very spacious and air con was top notch. A building proud of it's history. Well worth the trip to Roxas. Walking distance to the plaza and market. Breakfast was included and the price was super reasonable.

A cozy hotel located near the city center. The place has been standing here for years. It was named after President Manuel Roxas and all other rooms were named after the early presidents of the Philippines. We chose this place because it has a lot of personality in it. The interior has very intricate details from chandeliers to wallpaper until the carefully chosen paintings on the walls, although you can sense that it has withstood time in it's glory. The hotel offers free breakfast with our hotel booking. They make you choose in their line of breakfast meals. We had daing na bangus and their continental breakfast. The place also offers souvenirs and local products made by local artists. The staff is very accommodating and friendly as well! Service is much recommended.

Once a great hotel, but now a little bit outdated compared to other hotels in the area. Parking Space is limited as the hotel is situated in the middle of the city. Rooms are adequate in size with comfortable beds, however the design and feel is already outdated like the huge cabinets, large TV stands located in an awkward location. Some amenities like the Lazy Boys is not available in every room, in-room Iron & Ironing Board are not standard, but this is understandable due to its price point. And no Brewed Coffee included with the Free Breakfast, instead you get instant coffee. For Light Sleepers I suggest you get a room away from the street's.

Our family were walk-in guests, having cancelled and moved from that Rudolfo Suites which we found very dirty and low quality. One call and the accommodating lady on the other end of the line quickly reserved a room for us. The place is small, vintage-designed and with a lot of character. The room needed a few paint touches and the bathroom needed a few grout fill-ins, but nothing major. It was clean, sufficiently big, the air conditioning (obviously new split-type) and flat smart TV, were good. Internet was reasonably fast. Breakfast was decent and the staff were friendly. It was clear that the place was run like a a good (3-star?) hotel. Nothing pretentious but all good.