Hotels in Manila (Luzon, Philippines)

    • Popular choice

    Okada Manila

    5 Stars

    Forbes 5-star rated retreat spa, Manila Bay sunset views

    from  $226
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  1. The Manila Hotel

    5 Stars

    Comprehensive wellness and recreation, Exclusive MacArthur Suite experience

    from  $123
    See prices from 13 sites
  2. Diamond Hotel Philippines

    5 Stars

    Manila Bay sunset views, Diverse international buffet

    from  $113
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  3. Grand Westside Manila Bay

    4 Stars

    Signature Filipino dining at LaMeza, Invigorating pool and wellness facilities

    from  $60
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  4. Lanson Place Mall of Asia Manila

    5 Stars

    Rooftop infinity pool with bay views, Dedicated co-working space

    from  $97
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  5. Manila Prince Hotel

    4 Stars

    Versatile event spaces for gatherings, Spacious rooms with bathtubs

    from  $49
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  6. Hotel101 - Fort

    3 Stars

    Year-round indoor and outdoor pool, Thoughtfully designed happy rooms

    from  $34
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  7. Tropicana Suites

    3 Stars

    Saltwater pool for skin comfort, Flexible check-in and check-out

    from  $41
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    Hotel H2O

    4 Stars

    Panoramic Manila Bay views, Zenyu Eco Spa's unique treatments

    from  $67
    See prices from 13 sites
  8. New Coast Hotel Manila

    5 Stars

    Diverse premium dining options, Manila Bay sunset views

    from  $113
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  9. Conrad Manila

    5 Stars

    Direct mall access to SM Mall of Asia, Infinity pool with attentive service

    from  $204
    See prices from 7 sites
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    Holiday Inn Express Manila Newport City by IHG

    3 Stars

    Rooms with airport views, 24-hour fitness center

    from  $85
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    Regency Grand Suites

    3 Stars

    High-floor city skyline views, Located within Birch Tower

    from  $27
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  10. Eurotel North Edsa

    3 Stars

    On-site massage services available, Dedicated concierge and tour assistance

    from  $23
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  11. Bayview Park Hotel Manila

    3 Stars

    Rooms with bay view options, Massage and reflexology treatments

    from  $46
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  12. Rothman Hotel

    3 Stars

    Lobby lounge for relaxation, Reliable hot water system

    from  $42
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  13. Astrotel Avenida

    3 Stars

    24-hour room service availability, Strategic location near LRT station

    from  $15
    See prices from 8 sites
  14. Microtel by Wyndham Mall of Asia

    3 Stars

    Prime location near Mall of Asia, Weekly fireworks display views

    from  $73
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  15. Amelie Hotel Manila

    3 Stars

    Rooftop pool with city views, Indoor roof deck event space

    from  $31
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  16. Manila Grand Opera Hotel

    3 Stars

    Relaxing spa and wellness facilities, Infinity swimming pool

    from  $28
    See prices from 11 sites
  17. Pearl Garden Hotel

    3 Stars

    Views of Manila Bay or city, Renovated interiors and comfortable beds

    from  $54
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  18. Urban Travellers Hotel

    3 Stars

    Rooftop pool with city views, Relaxing massage services available

    from  $24
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  19. Manila Lotus Hotel

    3 Stars

    Diverse dining at two restaurants, Relaxing hot tub and massage services

    from  $39
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  20. Winford Resort & Casino Manila

    4 Stars

    Spacious executive suites with city views, Dedicated wellness spa services

    from  $93
    See prices from 4 sites
  21. 1775 Adriatico Suites

    3 Stars

    Rooms with in-room video streaming, Glow-in-the-dark swimming pool

    from  $30
    See prices from 7 sites
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    G Square Residences

    2 Stars

    Kitchenette in every unit, Rooftop deck with city views

    from  $16
    See prices from 6 sites
  22. Ramada by Wyndham Manila Central

    4 Stars

    Spacious rooms with contemporary Asian décor, Rooftop dining with city views

    from  $52
    See prices from 14 sites
  23. Executive Hotel

    3 Stars

    Massage services for relaxation, International restaurant and bar

    from  $38
    See prices from 8 sites
  24. Red Planet Manila Binondo

    3 Stars

    Pet-friendly accommodations available, Seamless mobile app concierge

    from  $32
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  25. Hotel Century Park

    4 Stars

    Authentic Chinese dining at Century Seafood, Resort-style pool oasis

    from  $65
    See prices from 11 sites
  26. Silver Oaks Suites & Hotel

    3 Stars

    Wellness with massage and sauna, Rooms with balcony or city views

    from  $22
    See prices from 9 sites
  27. City Garden Suites Manila

    3 Stars

    On-site massage services, Well-equipped fitness center

    from  $46
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  28. Pacific Bay Grand Suites

    3 Stars

    Indoor pool and soothing sauna, Rooms with city or sea views

    from  $29
    See prices from 4 sites
  29. TRYP by Wyndham Mall of Asia Manila

    4 Stars

    Proximity to Mall of Asia, Window seating with city or bay views

    from  $81
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  30. Bayprime Hotel

    4 Stars

    Refreshing pool under the stars, On-site American, Chinese, local restaurant

    from  $54
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The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.

Manila, Philippines: Southeast Asia’s Entertainment Hub

For many, a visit to Manila involves enjoying some Vegas-style entertainment in a tropical destination. This is largely because the city is full of casinos and features an outstanding nightlife, so guests will never run out of things to do, no matter the time of day or night.

In any given year, this city will have more than three million people visit. Close to one third of these people only visit for a single night, as they are looking to get away and enjoy their night in this busy and often chaotic city. Manila seamlessly blends the old and the new, as visitors can spend time in modern accommodations before venturing out to find some historic sites to experience some culture.

Historic Buildings

Numerous historic buildings can be found throughout Manila, starting with Intramuros, which is a fortified complex that is home to numerous structures from the 1500s. This fort was constructed in a strategic location, as it is not only near Manila Bay, but also right along the Pasig River. Buildings inside this complex include Fort Santiago, the Intendencia Ruins, and the Manila Cathedral. There are modern elements inside the complex, as restaurants and universities are located there, and there are plenty of hotels in the area.

Another building that sits inside Intramuros is the San Agustin Church, which is an attraction in its own right. This building is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was completed in 1607 and has survived numerous attacks and wars throughout its lifetime. Major earthquakes have also hit the area over the years, but the church remains as strong as ever.

Bays and Beaches

Since Manila sits right on the ocean, plenty of beaches can be found throughout the area. Similarly to how those living in New York City might escape to Nassau county, those in Philadelphia might head to Wildwood Crest for the weekend, or Phoenix residents can drive to their Puerto Penasco condos, Manila offers plenty of oceanfront areas that are away from the crowds. Beaches like Dipaculao Beach, Potipot Island, Talisayin Cove, and Lukang Beach are close to many Manila hotels, while providing a quiet getaway from the noise of the city.

Manila Bay is a beautiful area on the ocean that features scenic sunsets, wonderful sea views, and a plethora of bars and restaurants to enjoy. While this isn’t an area that is acceptable for swimming, there is plenty to do on the Bay and it is very easy to find a hotel in the surrounding area, as well.

A Shopper’s Paradise

Visitors to Manila will be absolutely blown away by the sheer quantity of shopping that is found in the city. This is because Manila is home to some of the world’s largest shopping malls. SM Megamall is the fourth largest in the entire world and the largest in the Philippines, with a total floor area of 542,000 square metres, while SM City North EDSA is the country’s second largest mall and the fifth largest in the world. SM Mall of Asia and Robinsons Place Manila are other major shopping venues that are easily accessible from hotels in the city.

Another shopping and entertainment district, Resorts World Manila, can be found right by the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. This complex integrates nightlife, a major shopping mall, hotel options, and casinos into one, making it a popular destination for those who don’t wish to venture too far into the city.

Theme Parks

Although Manila has a reputation as being more of an adult playground, there is plenty for families to do in the city. Star City is one of the city’s most popular amusement park, as it attracts 1.5 million people per year and features more than 30 rides. Most of the attractions are air conditioned and covered, which could be one reason for the park’s popularity, and there are hotels nearby.

Another popular attraction is the Enchanted Kingdom, which is a theme park that features 30 different rides and attracts more than 1.8 million people annually. The park is set up in a similar fashion to Disneyland, but uses its own characters, so that no royalties have to be paid.

Annual Festivals

Experiencing the true culture of Manila is easily possible when attending one of the city’s annual events. The Feast of the Black Nazarene is the city’s largest religious festival and is held on January 9th of every year. This festival recreates the arrival of the Black Nazarene statue, a sacred item in the country, into the Philippines from Mexico. Keep in mind that getting to and from hotels in the city can be difficult on this day.

The Cinemanila International Film Festival is the city’s largest international film festival and it often attracts stars from all over the world. While the festival is largely focused on highlighting films that have been created in the Philippines, it does give recognition to contributors from outside of the country, particularly those with Filipino roots.

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