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Made up of about 7,641 islands, the Philippines is full of surprises and wonderful destinations. The country is defined by its world-renowned white sand beaches like Boracay, UNESCO heritage sites including Banaue Rice Terraces and historic landmarks, diverse food scenes, and of course, it's very friendly locals. Indeed, it's is more fun in the Philippines because of the many exciting activities travellers can do.

Popular hotels in Philippines

EXTERIOR_BUILDING I’M Hotel Makati

I’M Hotel Makati

Hotels
Poblacion, Makati
Impressive
9.0
(234 Reviews)
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Exterior view Raffles Makati

Raffles Makati

Hotels
San Lorenzo, Makati
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING The Lind Boracay

The Lind Boracay

Resorts
Station 1, Balabag
Impressive
8.3
(10 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING New Coast Hotel Manila

New Coast Hotel Manila

Hotels
Manila Bay, Manila
Impressive
8.6
(22 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Belmont Hotel Manila

Belmont Hotel Manila

Hotels
Newport City, Pasay
Impressive
8.5
(201 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING bai Hotel Cebu

bai Hotel Cebu

Hotels
Tipolo, Mandaue City
Impressive
8.8
(137 Reviews)
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LOBBY Seda Residences Makati

Seda Residences Makati

Apartments
Legazpi Village, San Lorenzo
Impressive
9.0
(14 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Seda Bonifacio Global City

Seda Bonifacio Global City

Hotels
Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
Impressive
8.5
(61 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Paradise Garden Hotel and Convention Boracay powered by ASTON

Paradise Garden Hotel and Convention Boracay powered by ASTON

Resorts
Station 3, Manoc-Manoc
Impressive
8.8
(73 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Seda Abreeza

Seda Abreeza

Hotels
Poblacion, Davao City
Impressive
8.8
(116 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Kingsford Hotel Manila

Kingsford Hotel Manila

Hotels
Aseana City, Parañaque
Convenient
8.2
(10 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Red Planet Makati Amorsolo

Red Planet Makati Amorsolo

Hotels
San Lorenzo, Makati
Impressive
8.6
(459 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Hotel 101 Manila

Hotel 101 Manila

Hotels
Pasay, Metro Manila
Impressive
8.7
(458 Reviews)
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BEDROOM Lub d Philippines Makati

Lub d Philippines Makati

Hostels
Poblacion, Makati
Impressive
8.7
(809 Reviews)
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BEDROOM Eurotel Pedro Gil

Eurotel Pedro Gil

Hotels
Ermita, Manila
Convenient
8.2
(1063 Reviews)
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SWIMMING_POOL Villas Buenavista Hotel and Restaurant

Villas Buenavista Hotel and Restaurant

Hotels
Urbiztondo, San Juan
Impressive
8.5
(63 Reviews)
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SWIMMING_POOL Technopark Hotel

Technopark Hotel

Hotels
Don Jose, Santa Rosa
Impressive
8.5
(66 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Bayview Park Hotel Manila

Bayview Park Hotel Manila

Hotels
Manila Bay, Manila
Impressive
8.5
(506 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING El Cielito Hotel-Sta. Rosa

El Cielito Hotel-Sta. Rosa

Hotels
Pulong Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa
Impressive
8.3
(18 Reviews)
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SWIMMING_POOL Capital O 804 The Residences at Bonifacio Civic Center
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Facts about Philippines

Total Accommodation
8,385 Properties
Popular Region
Batangas, Laguna
Popular Hotel
I’M Hotel Makati, Raffles Makati

Guest reviews in Philippines

8.3
Impressive
280,045 reviews from hotels in Philippines with aggregated rating of 8.3/10.
Review from various users that have stayed in Philippines will help you to choose the perfext hotel easily!
Vico L. G.
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10 May 2023
AC is not working fine, the room smells bad. No internet, no signal for globe. I asked the frontdesk if we can change room. They immediately say no available room. Very bad experience for my partner's birthday.
Dan J. S.
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4 May 2023
It 's too hot to stay in the Fan Room given the fact that it 's already summer time. The wall fan on my room was too noisy if set to the maximum. Overal, it is still good experience to have and the location is very convenient.
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Cesar Bernal
27 Jan 2023
All employees and staff in this hotel are very accommodating and friendly. Likewise, rooms are clean and fragrant! Kudos! ❤.
Mhay B.
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23 Mar 2023
Clean room and accessible to where I needed to go. Friendly and very helpful staff. Thank you and see you nextime 😇.
Leoberth C.
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22 Apr 2023
The facility is poor. Their CR is not presentable. Cr door knob was hard to open. Bed is hard, not comfortable to sleep. Elevator only up to 6 floor supposed to be 7th floor. Elevator works has defective.
Roel S. A.
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28 Feb 2023
Clean and spot on. The only problem is their customer service. Asking for a towel took me 2hrs of waiting. I don't know if its because they have small count of staffs or maybe because they have a lot of rooms to attend too that also have their own request.
Halym
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10 May 2023
I had connecting flight from HKG to CGK. And I decided to stay a night in this Hotel, for solo travel it was so good, room clean and comfortable, Keep your good service! Thank you
Kevin L. A.
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24 Mar 2023
We are happy about the cleanliness of our room and professionalism of the employees, there 's only one thing that didn't meet my expectation which is the availability of the other pools, my kids and I couldn't swim again, we checked-in last Feb, it was the same problem. But we'll definitely book again in the future. Thank you.
Daryl B.
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14 Dec 2022
The staff were very professional and that dude from the front desk “Ken” was very accommodating! I'm definitely coming back whenever I'm in Cebu.
Lovely J. A.
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30 Apr 2023
Dear online agent, I was very disappointed. Please don't let us choose or request check in and check out time if we still need to pay additional fee for an early check in. They even called me twice early in the morning if I have booking or not. Kindly communicate well with the hotel (staffs).

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About



Home to some of the top beaches in the world, the Philippines is an archipelagic country that lies in Southeast Asia. This tropical paradise boasts more than 7,000 islands and provides a myriad of entertainment from natural wonders to historical and cultural attractions to unique tourist spots. The country is also well known for having warm and hospitable locals.

Whether you want to swim in the crystal clear waters of Boracay and Palawan, or to try surfing at La Union or Siargao, or enjoy a food trip at Binondo, or go white water rafting at Cagayan de Oro, or simply explore its heritage sites in Manila or Cebu, exploring is more fun in the Philippines.


Fast Facts

Languages: Filipino, English

Currency: Philippine Peso


Visa

The nationalities of 157 countries including those from Australia, European Union, and the United Kingdom are allowed to enter the Philippines without a visa and can stay up to 30 days. Meanwhile, those from Brazil and Israel can stay up to 59 days.

List of the countries that can enter the Philippines without a visa can be found here: http://www.dfa.gov.ph/list-of-countries-for-21-day-visa.

However, some nationalities need Visa Upon Arrival (VUA) to enter the Philippines. VUA can be filed by foreigners at the Philippines Bureau of Immigration Head Office. VUA is valid for business travel, international seminars, transit to go to another country, tourism, and some other reasons for a short visit. It is also valid for 30 to 59 days.


How to Get There

There are four main international airports in the Philippines: Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) in Manila, Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB) in Cebu, Fransisco Bangay International Airport (DVO) in Davao, and Clark International Airport (CRK) in Angeles City, Pampanga.


Getting Around

Getting around the Philippines using their public transport is very cheap, though not always the best option. Jeepney is the most common mode of transportation throughout the country. In big cities like Manila and Cebu, jeepneys’ route appear on the windshields, but in small cities, you need to ask the drivers first.

There are also trains like the Philippines National Railways (PNR), Manila Metro Rail Transit System (MRT), and Manila Light Rail Transit System (LRT). The first type operates in Luzon, serving two main lines: southrail and northrail. Meanwhile, the MRT and LRT is used in Metro Manila for intercity commute. There are also taxis and buses available. Other alternatives include vans or minibus in some areas.

For barangays and small towns, tricycles are commonly used. Depending on the size, it can accommodate up to five passengers. And if you’re going from one island to another, you’ll have to ride a ferry, a motor boat, or a bangka, which is a small boat with outriggers.


Things to Do in Philippines

With 7,641 islands, there’s something for you to do and to discover in the Philippines. The country is made up of three major islands: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Luzon is the largest located on the northern Philippines. As the main group of islands, many important sectors are built in Luzon such as the main international airport, business centers and many tourist attractions like Intramuros (Walled City) and Binondo, the world’s oldest Chinatown.


One natural wonder in Luzon is the Banaue Rice Terraces. The rice terraces is a 10,360 square kilometres area carved out by Ifugao people more than 2,000 years ago without any modern equipment. Hiking into the terrace is visitors’ most favorite activity. Bring your picnic basket and find a peaceful picnic spot.

Located between Luzon and Mindanao, Visayas is divided into three parts: Western Visayas, Central Visayas and Eastern Visayas. This group of islands is famous for its beautiful beaches including the renowned Boracay Island. Located 350 kilometres away from Manila, this small island is considered one of the most beautiful islands in the world.

Mindanao, on the other hand, is the second largest group of islands in the Philippines. It is famous for its tropical rain forests. While trekking in the jungle, you can see the endemic animal, Philippines Eagle, known as a monkey predator.


Only in the Philippines will you also discover the Chocolate Hills. Located in Bohol, it is a unique group of hills spanning 50 square kilometres. In the summer, 1,000 green hills change color to brown, that is why this place is called Chocolate Hills. From the top of the hills, you can see beautiful landscapes of nearby cities.

Meanwhile, Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park is the perfect place for diving and snorkeling. In 1993, the tourist attraction was listed as one of the best diving spots in the world by CNN Travel. UNESCO also listed this marine park as one of the world heritage sites. The best time for diving in Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park is between mid March to mid June. At that time, the weather is nice and you can get the maximum underwater visibility.


Where to Stay in Philippines


Whether you are planning to stay in Metro Manila or one of the country’s provinces, you won’t lack for choices. There are many different types of accommodation you can choose from including five-star hotels, budget-friendly lodging houses, inns, guesthouses, hostels and more.

Make sure to book in advance so you can take advantage of great deals and more room options.


Nightlife in Philippines

Get ready to party when you’re in the Philippines. Whether you’re in the metro or even when you’re at the beach, the nightlife in the Philippines is pulsing with life. Some of the best clubs in Asia are found in Manila, the country’s capital. You’ll find swanky rooftop bars with spectacular city skyline views, speakeasy bars, grungy and private clubs as well as lively nightclub featuring international and local DJs.


Philippines Travel Tips

The Philippines imposes a travel tax on every local and foreign tourists who leave the country. Travel tax is paid when you depart from the territory of the Philippines at the counter of the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA) in international airports.

Taking a taxi? Make sure to use metered taxi or negotiate with the driver prior to riding when exploring. Taxi drivers in Manila and several areas in the Philippines are notorious for setting higher taxi fares to foreign tourists.

Bring enough cash. It is difficult to find money changers and ATM machines in small towns.

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