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The hotel is good, but it is often not booked. This is one of the best sprinkle shops in General City. No other hotel is incomparable in terms of facilities or services.

The room is very spacious. The bed is very comfortable. For an overnight stay, we were able to rest and sleep well. For the breakfast buffet, the food were good. We just wish there were more options and diversity with the viands. The location of the hotel is also great because it is only a walking distance to malls. Overall, we had a satisfactory stay. And we will be happy to comeback anytime.

I booked a king suite with them and when it came time to go I was informed that the king suite was no longer available! With a ”no refund” policy in place, they took my money for a room the didn't even have! So they were willing to pay for my stay at a couple of nearby hotels instead. Both were worse dumps than this one. In their behalf, they were willing to work with me and we settled on a future stay at their hotel in a king suite. The room was not very big for a ”king” suite. TV reception was poor and the Wifi was abysmal. They don't have their own restaurant, instead using the one downstairs located in the little mini mall where they are located. It didn't offer much but it was OK for a quick bite before leaving for the airport. There is a bigger mall across the street, however half of that mall is closed due to a fire resulting from a previous earthquake. There is a 24hr convenience store located in their mini mall for snacks and drinks. I would have expected more for the money, but then this is the Philippines and anyone who has ever read Dickens could learn a ”great” deal about ”expectations”. Ha! (sorry, couldn't resist)

Well accommodated by staff. They are not so strict when it comes to visitors at the room. Rooms are big, nice and well ventilated with commodities available. Everything is perfect! I love the place...

All of the staff members at this hotel are absolutely superb!!!! They were super friendly, and were very prompt to help us in any way. They made us and our friends from the mountains feel very welcome, safe, and cared for. Thank you VERY much! We hope to see you again on our next visit!

I have been working in the region for over a year, and I have been staying in this hotel for over a week, for a professional stay. The rooms are very comfortable. The service is excellent. You can pay by card at the hotel and in the restaurant. A ticket machine is available in the entrance hall. There is a small, very complete supermarket open 24 hours, where you can also pay by card. The wifi connection is very fast and stable. The sector is also covered by 5G. Having experienced many restaurants in the region, I can say without hesitation that the hotel restaurant is excellent and undoubtedly offers the best value for money in this region. If you love good pizza, this is the place for you! You should know that the hotel is located in a resort by the sea. So there can be lively evenings and music, but only on weekend evenings. In summary, given local standards (sometimes questionable), this establishment is really top notch! I'm extending my stay by a week!

The rooms are comfy enough, and the A/C, though box type, is not too noisy. Breakfast is OK, and airport pickups are cheaper than a taxi. But... P2800 for the cheapest room is daylight robbery, and you even have to pay P350 extra per night for a fridge. You don't get hand towels, only bath towels. There's no room safe. And both TV (Sky) and wifi (PLDT) are absolutely awful. The TV channels keep breaking up and are almost unwatchable, and the wifi is extremely slow and keeps dropping out completely for minutes at a time. If you stay at this hotel you will end up using your mobile data just to avoid being driven mad by connection dropouts. The in-house wifi won't even load Wikipedia. What is it about Gensan hotels that stops them providing usable wifi? The Royale Hotel wifi is terrible, the Greenleaf wifi is terrible, the Grand Summit wifi is terrible. The only (just about) usable wifi is at the Microtel (which has awful breakfasts and is also seriously overpriced). I come to Gensan several times a year, and now I just resign myself to using massive amounts of mobile data every time I come. Gensan hotels, you are holding your city back.

Nice room, thanks.