RedDoorz near Angeles University Foundation

The room was spacious, but it smelled unpleasant and didn't have proper lighting. The AC was on fan mode, so it wasn't cool at all. In the bathroom, there was no soap, the floor was visibly dirty and stained, and there were no slippers. The TV signal was poor, so my toddler couldn't even watch anything. At ₱700 for a 4-hour stay for my husband, child, and me, it felt way overpriced, especially when an overnight stay is only ₱1,200. For that price, it just wasn't worth it. If there'd been a nearby Sogo, we'd have stayed there instead because they consistently meet their cleanliness standards.

The room was spacious and nice, but I regret staying here. I paid 1,800 at the counter, which was expensive compared with other RedDoorz we've stayed at. They didn't include free toiletries or water, even though all the other RedDoorz we've visited provided toiletries. They also hadn't turned on the AC before we arrived, and it never got cold enough. I woke up sweating in the middle of the night. Parking was a problem too.

We had plenty of room to spread out, and it was a great place to stay. Just keep in mind they ask for a refundable 500-peso security deposit, and toiletries aren't provided free.

The room was spacious and the location made it easy to get around, so it worked as somewhere to sleep and leave our things while exploring. I wouldn't recommend it for a staycation, though. There were spiderwebs all over, and the chair looked like it hadn't been vacuumed in ages. The shower barely worked, and the doors had no double locks. There's no elevator, which isn't convenient for older guests or people with disabilities. Staff weren't very helpful 🥴. We stayed one night around December in a room booked for two. Checking in early cost 100 pesos per hour. We got just one bath towel, no tissues, and a very thin blanket. When we asked for another, they wanted an extra 100 pesos.