Affordable but it also refuses to make the experience homey. I particularly hate the hotel’s no food in the room policy, and while I got away with eating in my room, the signs plastered in the room made you uncomfortable about it. The hotel also needs serious interior work. They have a large mirror in the headrest but they don’t have storage. Granted it’s a hotel and they may argue that you don’t need all that storage, I would like to put my bags out of the way and out of sight. It would also be a good opportunity to organise your clothes and hang them. They mount a desk on a wall and you really can’t do much with it. You’re also given a sign that the desk can only handle a laptop at most (to do light work), but it’s also situate don’t in the darkest corner of the room where there is no lighting. The television is mounted too high and flat, and its hard to watch from the bed’s level when you lay down as there’s more glare. The air conditioning goes direct to the bed. A deflector would help. Granted it promises to make the hotel experience affordable for all Filipinos, I think most Filipinos would feel short-changed by the deliberate disingenuousness in providing the real no-frills comfort that everyone deserves.