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01-08-12 09:35 #1635
Posts: 272Close to Diamond Hotel
Originally Posted by Gaolei [View Original Post]
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01-08-12 08:04 #1634
Posts: 946Originally Posted by Gaolei [View Original Post]
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01-08-12 04:36 #1633
Posts: 3230Originally Posted by Gaolei [View Original Post]
Girl-friendly too, and has a great Skyline restaurant.
If your meeting includes accommodation as part of the deal, then stay there. It is not too far to MBC or the Mall and other attractions that are well-detailed elsewhere in these threads.
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01-08-12 03:59 #1632
Posts: 257Diamond Hotel
I have a meeting at the Diamond hotel this spring. What can you tell me about it? Is there a better option nearby?
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01-08-12 00:18 #1631
Posts: 4114Better room
Originally Posted by Finrod [View Original Post]
I think for hotel with about same price range and location the Rothman inn and Rivera mansion just around the corner are better, the room is larger with bigger bed and mini bar is about 1400 p a night no breakfast but they are alway full so book in advanced.
Fast Eddie 48
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01-08-12 00:09 #1630
Posts: 397Eurotel Pedro Gil
Excellent location! Especially if you like trolling the mall across the street. But the rooms are not all that, the sheets and towels were low quality and the buffet wasn't good. The lower price rooms have no windows. The wifi is adequate only if you're close to a router. That said, I would still stay there, but only for a day or two. Or an ST room for 4 hours. I once used one of those to crash out one morning following an early morning arrival at the airport, was able to nap for a few hours while waiting for the next step.
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01-06-12 00:37 #1629
Posts: 4114Basic hotel
Originally Posted by Ezinho [View Original Post]
Eurotel is a very basic motel double bed is too small and mattress is hard and no mini bar or frig, I stay there once and never again and I did see the breakfast and past.
Fast Eddie 48
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01-05-12 17:51 #1628
Posts: 260Originally Posted by Ezinho [View Original Post]
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01-04-12 10:53 #1627
Posts: 3230Originally Posted by Cunning Stunt [View Original Post]
As usual you are 'korek'.
I checked it out today. It's 4 hours (not 5 hours) but the rate varies depending on the room type.
Sorry for misleading. That 1 hour might make a lot of difference
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01-04-12 05:54 #1626
Posts: 3003Eurotel
Originally Posted by Red Kilt [View Original Post]
You can ask for their discount card after your first stay there. This entitles you to, I think, a 20% discount in your rate although if you have a live-in partner it might be wise not to bother or else hide it in the deepest, darkest corner of your wallet.
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01-03-12 11:35 #1625
Posts: 3230Originally Posted by Ezinho [View Original Post]
My first time in there it was a 350 php for 3 hours in a very clean and comfortable room.
But prices can vary widely according to demand. My next time there I was told no short-term rooms available. Only an 880 php room for 5 hours. I tried the old "how about 440 php for 2. 5 hours?" but got a blank look and a "sorry sir, cannot do".
Definitely a good chain to use for short-time dalliances and even overnight stays. Check out www.eurotel-hotel.com
I have used Pedro Gil, Makati, North EDSA and Araneta Cubao branches
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01-03-12 07:31 #1624
Posts: 698Eurotel Pedro Gil
Here are a couple of shots of a studio room at the Eurotel Pedro Gil. Very good location, right across the street from the Robinsons Mall, and a couple of blocks away from the casino at the Hyatt. Having said that, the complementary buffet breakfast here was the worst I've ever had!
Good location, though.
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12-31-11 09:46 #1623
Posts: 174City Garden Hotel
I stayed here Dec 29th through 31st. It is right next to St. Giles. They share a wall. When I first arrived, I hasd this sinking feeling, but it all got put to rest very quickly.
Hotel staff is extremely friendly, and very helpful. If you left your bag unattended, they immediately pounce on it, and let you know you are not supposed to be doing that. They keep a close eye on the tenants. Which is very good. The security / doorman are very skilled and very experienced.
It is girl friendly. My girl did not get carded when I escorted her. As I passed through the door, the doorman checked her over, and asked me if I was ok. I said fine, and up we went.
It is more like a Suite than anything else. It has a full fledged kitchen. A little outdated, but very clean, and the bed is awesome. I got a twin bed room. But it had one queen and one twin. Used the queen for my activities, and the twin to sleep on by myself.
This hotel has a rooftop restaurant and pool. The pool is small, but one at the rooftop overlooking most of Manila is very cool. The rooftop restaurant is not very expensive and decent food. You want to impress a girl, take here here. What a view. The dusk light masks the smog, so go up just slightly before dark, and it is an amazing site.
These are just my opinion of this hotel, not trying to sell anyone on it.
As most of you know, it is walking distance to Burgos. Outside the front door of this hotel, tons of girls just lurking around. Beware of the ladyboys.
On the walk to Burgos, I passed a small pharmacy which had a note on the wall, with Viagra information. I asked how much and can I take a look. Having dispensed medicine at my bro's clinic when I was young, I know when something is fake. This is the genuine stuff. I bought a 25mg pill for 500 Pesos.
The pill lasted approximately 5 hours, and my dingdong was so big, it hurt afterwards. But I made full use of it though.
Ct
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12-27-11 08:41 #1622
Posts: 155Originally Posted by Sebans [View Original Post]
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12-27-11 00:12 #1621
Posts: 85Originally Posted by BKKguru [View Original Post]