Nappers Hostel

The staff were good, but there's very little in the way of facilities. It feels a lot like camping apart from having an air-conditioned room. Bring your own soap and toilet paper, and expect taps and buckets instead of showers. There's a fridge and some kitchen equipment, but no soap or sponge for washing dishes.

Nice atmosphere, and it's close to a church as well as fast food spots like mcdonalds and dunkin donuts.

The bathroom was the worst part. The sink wouldn't drain, the toilet wouldn't flush, and it was so unhygienic I had to hold my breath while using it. The room was dirty, with debris on the sheets and yellowish pillowcases, like nobody had cleaned up. The AC was noisy, and sound from outside came through easily. I only needed a short stay before a 2 a.m. departure. I had planned a city tour and half a night's rest near the airport, but my itinerary ran longer than expected, so I booked here to visit Sugboya Night Market too. I checked in around 5 p.m. and said I wouldn't sleep late and would leave before midnight, so they put me in a room with a shared bathroom and toilet. At about 35,000 won, this isn't cheap by Philippine standards, and the way the place is run left me doubtful. I rarely write reviews, but I'm leaving this for other people. Worst accommodation I've ever stayed in. I highly recommend it.

We stayed in the green room, with lovely decor and soft, clean bedding. The place felt safe and secure, and the hotel was spotless. Staff were friendly, professional, and attentive. I'd highly recommend it!