Boutique hotels in Angeles

"De hoofdingang is zo klein, maar ze hebben een grote ruimte binnenin. als je iets wilt drinken of een hapje wilt eten, kun je heel gemakkelijk benaderen. Ik denk altijd dat het een goede plek is om te ontspannen."

"The room is small and there is no hot water. Very expensive hotel, but breakfast not included. so very poor value for money. This hotel Korean Hotel. After all, American, European and Japanese hotels are better."

"We had a good stay overall. The location was great, the rooms were clean, and the view was really nice. I liked that there was a coffee shop and restaurant in the hotel, so we didn’t have to go out just to grab food. The only downside was that there’s no swimming pool, which was a bit unfortunate. The gym was good though."

"The place was very neat and cozy. It was bery close to the restaurants and walking grounds. The view from our room was the clark fields, a lot of big trees around so you will not worry about the heat."

"Love the hotel. We had so much fun staying here. Our room is so spacious and the interior is so modern. The receptionist were friendly as well. Definitely, one of the best hotel in Angeles."

"I chose this hotel as one of the amenities mentioned a sauna. Apparently, they don't have a sauna amenity-- but a room that has a sauna. That is awfully misleading. As soon as we checked in, I was already disappointed. While it is new and recently renovated, I find the various elements of the room overdesigned and not very user-friendly. The peephole on the door was too high for either of us to reach. It also didn't have a cover (security risk). It might’ve been 6 feet. The chair and desk was not very ergonomic, the table was too high and the chair low. I dunno, seems like they designed the room for big people and I’m just a hobbit in a human world. The tables’ glass tops easily slides off because it doesn't have rubber feet to keep it in place. The sliding doors of the closet could easily overlap that it’d be hard to pull them to close properly. The bathroom door was unnecessarily huge. The bathtub setup is not very accessible, it’s setup way too high that you literally need a foot stool (that they have ready) to climb on. Needing a footstool and a handle is very accident-prone (the room we got was not senior/PWD-friendly, or even for someone with injuries). Even as an able-bodied person, it feel like one wrong slip on the stool can have disastrous consequences. The tub drain can easily be stepped on and then it closes, weird. The staff were nice and friendly but it was odd that they didn’t seem too aware about various hotel policies and rules or even amenities when asked about: whether the sauna was an amenity, if asking for a bottled water was paid, if getting something printed at the front desk would be paid, or when the lights would turn on when the power went out. Speaking of the power going out, it took more than 5 minutes, perhaps even up to 10, for the generator to kick in or maybe it was the actual power coming back already--not sure. But there was absolutely no care to its customers about the power outage that we were just in the room waiting for the lights to come on… It was never spoken about when we checked out the next day. No one checked on us after the lights came back on either. We had to find the number to call the front desk as the phone needs power to work and the number on the keycard doesn't work. Only one guy in the restaurant seemed to be on top of things during breakfast. Also seemed like they used powdered pineapple juice. But hey, the bed was really comfy, everything was new and clean. The room was also spacious."