Hotel A and A Quezon City powered by Cocotel

The staff were accommodating, and parking is free for one vehicle, with an extra charge for any additional one. The gym is accessible and even has a water dispenser. The pool is small, but the view is great. The outside view is nice too, as long as you don't look down. Manage your expectations, and be careful if you're going out alone since it didn't feel very safe outside.

The room isn't quiet at all. Traffic comes through clearly even with the windows shut, and I could hear the elevator very distinctly. If you're a light sleeper, bring earplugs. The rest was lovely, though: the modern, luxurious building has a wonderful rooftop infinity pool, with a magical sunset view. The staff were kind and attentive, and the beds were very comfortable. It felt worth the money.

The location in a lively part of Quezon City is handy, with plenty of restaurants and fast food nearby. The building is modern and the room was reasonably comfortable, with a sofa, desk and chair, large LCD TV, bar fridge, and coffee-making facilities. The rooms are only on the 8th floor of the residential Amarah & Aiome Residences, though, so there aren't good views. The reception and rooftop pool are on the 23rd floor. The room itself was a decent size, but the TV had very few internet channels and the reception was awful. There wasn't much else provided. For the price, the service was poor. Housekeeping never came to make up the room, change the sheets, replace towels, or restock anything during my stay. The hotel doesn't provide dental kits, slippers, face washers, hand towels, spare toilet rolls, or bathrobes, and there's no room service, ice, restaurant, breakfast option, or balcony. The shower pressure was very weak, which is pathetic for a new hotel. There's no soundproofing, so hallway conversations and street noise carry into the room. Light sleepers won't get much rest. At night, a bright fire system light, like a screw block, lit up the whole room and was really annoying. They also wanted a 2,000 peso deposit but wouldn't take credit cards, which felt very outdated. The facilities seemed antiquated overall. It's a modern hotel and the comfort wasn't bad, but with the weak shower, nonexistent housekeeping, and so little provided, it's grossly overpriced.

The rooms look modern, but the price feels high for what's included. The shower pressure is poor and the TV has very few channels. They don't provide dental kits, face washers, slippers, or bathrobes, and there's no breakfast or room service. They also don't make up the rooms. Guest rooms are only on level 8, with the floors above occupied by residential apartments.