Yohance Hometel

Even after paying for the whole stay, the place made things more of a hassle. The owner and staff were inconsiderate, and children weren't allowed. They didn't consider kids under three, or offer the option of paying extra for that person. There wasn't much privacy in the room, and you couldn't leave with the AC on. The main door was locked around midnight and early in the morning, so you couldn't come and go freely. Security felt poor, with no guards, just the receptionist at the front desk. I felt uneasy going out because the receptionist also slept in the stock room behind the desk. Booking here was very inconvenient.

The place was reasonably clean for the price, and the owner has clearly invested in it, including a new generator rated around 220 kVA, I think. But guest comfort needs more attention. Sleeping wasn't comfortable: the blanket was just a thin piece of cloth and barely fit two people. Only one pillow per person was allowed, and an extra cost PHP 60. The rooms have twin beds or bunk beds, though there is a trio room. Our room, #102, had a cramped bathroom that flooded because the floor slope was defective.

I've been staying here for days while my patient is admitted at the hospital. The staff are nice and accommodating. If you have someone in the hospital, you should try staying here.

The place was clean and comfortable. Wifi only worked around the lobby, though. There were a few insects, probably because the furniture is old and the hotel is in the province.