HM Eco Hotel Naia

For a 14hr layover, I only needed somewhere to sleep. I walked in from terminal 1, an easy hike, though a taxi would have cost less than 200 pesos. I paid 2200 pesos for a room with AC and 2 bottles of water. The bed and room were comfortable, and it was one of 2 rooms on the main floor. There are no windows, so there’s no secondary escape route in case of a fire, which concerned me. You can also hear mopeds honking and kids in the streets, hence the 4 star rating. Still, it wasn’t a bad place for a few hours’ sleep. They offer short stays for 150 pesos per hour, up to 6 hours, but I needed 10.

The staff were friendly, it’s cheap and near the airport, and they have a 24/7 reception. The bed and bathroom were in decent condition. But the hotel is in a very noisy, crowded area, and our room was right at the front. The air conditioning was extremely loud while the air still felt super sticky. The water pressure was so low that the shower took ages, with hardly any water coming out. As soon as you step outside, people are begging for money. Maybe a room farther back in the building would be better, but unfortunately I wouldn’t recommend sleeping here.

With an 11 hour layover, I needed somewhere to shower, eat, and rest for a few hours, and this was perfect. It’s walking distance from the Airport. I showered, ordered food panda, and took a nap.

The hotel is near the airport, and I stayed 1 night. I really liked the room and thought it was high quality, though the CR bathroom was really small. If you go out at night, you might see some highschool boys in front of the hotel. Tell them a Turkish guy says hello. I stayed here 1 night on dec 16 2025, and they’ll remember me. 😂😊😂😊😂 They’re funny and caring people, so it felt safe.