Acacia Hotel Davao

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I liked the property in general. However, but looking at the details, there was one that could be improved such as lighting in the bathroom. Only one light was working in 611 so it was not really bright.

Stayed two night and it was enjoyable and clean. Room service was prompt and helpful. Breakfast was tasty with a good selection of food. The location is also very nice, close to the mall and not far from Chinatown and the night market.

Proximity to malls and airport

The room is really clean, quite and nice.

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I would like to express my sincere compliment to the hotel's front desk staff Jeesly for her warm, polite and professional customer service rendered to me during my stay at Acacia Hotel at Davao. Thank you so much, Jeesly! Warm Regards, Danny

Near shopping mall

I have visited a few hotels in Davao and the Acacia Hotel was my second stay. I must say, it is an incredible hotel with excellent service. The staff are well-trained and friendly, and the rooms are amazing. The gym and food options are also great. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking to stay in the area

All i can is amazing hotel with great staff, caring, friendly

Buffet is great. Brownout twice during my stay , molds around the shower room, bidet was leaking on my first night, slippers is hard to put on .

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It was awesome will def coming back again

Clean hotel with pool and gym. Friendly staff and available dining and walking distance from a Mall and stores.

Okay

Hospitable and accommodating staff

部屋は綺麗でスタッフも親切でした。

Clean and safe

It was my first time staying in the hotel. I was impressed upon entering the lobby until going to my room. But then a mix-up happened. While I was setting up, somebody attempted to open my door, fortunately I double locked the room. It turned out that my room was issued twice. This was a red flag to me, security issues. Just imagine you were comfortable changing clothes and not pressing the double lock. While you're in the moment, somebody would open your door to your surprise. Imagine if you're a woman and it was a man opening the door. You would have felt humiliated and inconvenienced. Per checking, this was not a unique incident and in fact common to the hotel. Talked to the concierge and they even experienced the same scenario with a business tycoon in which they had a hard time appeasing the client. I guess this should be a wake-up call to Acacia management to tighten then controls at the front desk, perhaps digitalizing their system so as to prevent double issuance of room number. Once a room is tagged to a customer, the system prevents it being selected thereafter.