Rosey Hotel

There’s a 24-hour convenience store, and the hotel is easy to reach from the bus terminal. The room was spacious, and the bathroom was clean, though a bit small. A nice hotel for an affordable price.

We needed somewhere to stay overnight in Cabanatuan City, and came across this hotel. On June 12, 2025, we tried it for one night in a Family Room on the third floor. It’s a new hotel, with a visible guardhouse and a wide parking area beside the building. There’s a convenience store and a restaurant, though the restaurant has set operating hours. The staff were friendly and ready to assist. They also provided an updated sales invoice, which matters for people like us who are deployed for work. The room was large, as you’d expect for a family room. The mattress was comfortable and smelled good, with three pillows and three sheets per bed. There was a cabinet with several hangers, a wide mirror, a small fridge for cold drinks, a minibar with a price list, and a kettle. The water refill station was outside. The air conditioning worked well, and the phone and directory were there. There was a table but only one chair, and the lights had 2-3 way switching. We got just one key card, no spare. The bathroom was good, with a working bidet and heater. The shower control knob was hard to turn, though, and the door wouldn't lock, possibly because of an installation issue. They had toiletries and soap and shampoo dispensers, but no tabo or batya. There were no glasses or coffee cups, spoons, or an extra hook for hanging clothes, unlike at some other hotels. There’s no elevator. Stairs are on the right for the third and fourth floors, and you can ask for help carrying things. The lighting was low to medium. I saw CCTV, but couldn't locate a router. Wi-Fi connected, but kept dropping, perhaps it works better on other floors or in other rooms. It uses a voucher system rather than open Wi-Fi, so several devices couldn’t connect at once, including devices needed for work. Mobile data also lagged for Globe, Dito, and Smart, though that may depend on the room location. Breakfast wasn’t included in our room rate. The TV wouldn’t work without logging into Wi-Fi, but the Wi-Fi was voucher-only. There were no instructions for using the TV, so it seemed to be there just as a display. The room felt basic for the price, and there was no corporate stay discount. Based on what I saw, I’d recommend it for other guests, including business stays and gatherings.

The staff were so friendly and helpful, and I found the room comfortable. It was a lovely stay.

We’ve stayed here a couple of times because it’s the best pet-friendly hotel in Cabanatuan City for us. The family room was the right size, with two double beds, and cost ₱2400 per night plus a 300-per-night fee. It’s a basic place with a convenience store and cafe, but no other amenities. It’s behind the bus terminal, and works well for a night if you’ll be out in the city during the day.