Not all bad, but the drawbacks outweighed the positives for me. On the plus side, the staff was warm and helpful, the room was genuinely clean, and the location is convenient — close to Mall of Asia with a 24-hour Jollibee nearby.
The room, however, felt sparse to the point of being sterile. No mini fridge, microwave, or in-room safe. The TV defaulted to Chinese-language apps and menus that didn’t fully resolve even after switching to English. The bathroom raised some safety concerns the water heater is mounted directly next to the shower head and requires plugging in manually, which seemed like an unusual setup. Noise was also an issue; the walls are thin enough that sounds from neighboring rooms came through clearly.
If you’re just looking for a place to drop your bags between outings and don’t plan on spending much time in the room, this could work for you. But if comfort and a good night’s rest matter, you may want to look elsewhere. I was booked for two nights, checked out after one, and moved to a hotel I’d stayed at previously. The staff and cleanliness were genuinely appreciated, but the overall experience fell short.