RedDoorz near C5 Kalayaan Avenue Makati

The hotel is cheap compared with other inns, but I don't think it's worth the price. The bathroom was especially bad: it smelled as if someone had vomited on the floor, and its window had no covering, so showering meant being visible from outside. I considered hanging one of the towels over it, but couldn't find a way to do that. The unit also smelled unpleasant, and although it looked tidied up, the cleanliness was doubtful. The sheets looked dirty, the faucets were dingy, and the cabinet door under the sink was broken. I didn't see any bugs or cockroaches. The unit had a table, chair, cabinet, queen bed, working AC, two towels, two bottles of water, and a guest kit with toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, and other items. Internet speed was okay, and the TV used TV Plus, so it wasn't a smart TV and had limited shows. There was no fridge, microwave, or kettle, though those would've been nice. The windows had no curtains despite not being tinted, and the Manila paper taped over the bedroom window looked ready to fall. There was only a doorknob lock on the unit. I think a second lock would help guests feel safer. The lobby had no security guard, and the inside environment felt a bit uneasy, though the property was easy to reach and there was a convenience store below. Staff were okay, check-in and checkout were quick, and the elevator was fine. Booking in the app was fast and easy, but the details shown under “Bookings” were limited, and there was no way to contact the host through the app with questions. Our plans changed, so we didn't have to sleep there. I don't think I could have stayed the night. I wouldn't recommend the hotel or return, and I think spending a bit more for a safer place would be worthwhile.