Hotels near St. Paul University Iloilo, Iloilo City

room is big and quiet，the front desk waitress are prefessionalww and welcoming

A place for a quick stop for travellers who just wanted to take a rest for a day, then travel again the following day.. The room and bathroom are also clean, enough cabinets for clothes but no table..

This hotel was an absolute GEM!!! Didn't plan on staying for long but ended up spending a total of 12 nights here. In the beginning, didn't expect much from budget hotel but our stay was so great that we will surely stay here again the next time we are in Iloilo City. The rooms were clean and the toiletries and supplies were replenished daily. The mini bar was cheap too. The housekeeping staff was very flexible given that we had a baby who always needed a nap, so they adjusted accordingly. The breakfast was plated but if you like a good old Filipino breakfast, then you will enjoy it. The restaurant staff were very accommodating at all hours. What the hotel lacks in amenities, it makes up for its amazing staff and very friendly atmosphere. From housekeeping, to the restaurant, front desk, admin officers and even the manager, they have been beyond accommodating! We observed that even amongst themselves, the staff were very interactive and had great harmony. You could tell that they love their jobs and the people they work with/for. We have traveled to a lot of cities and countries before but this is by far the friendliest and most attentive hotel we've ever stayed at!! It even trumps a five star hotel service! Just a pity they had to transfer us to another hotel, of the same chain, due to the citywide community quarantine where they've had to shut down operations. The other hotel though is another story - a different review worth writing.

The location is good, near the night-out areas, fast food chains, and a mall (SM). The hotel was clean and organized. However, the only downside is their lack of responsiveness across all forms of communication. Phone calls just ring without being answered, and their landline, website, and Facebook pages are equally unresponsive. Despite a slight delay due to a problem with the keycard, the stay itself was great. The rooms are clean, and the staff are nice and polite. The greatest selling point is their cheap price.

Through Trip.com this was an extremely low budget expense and we surely got what we paid for. We only paid for a place to sleep and not looking to enjoy any amenities. So, the wi-fi signal was barely a blip every few seconds but we had purchased a ”pocket wi-fi”. Water pressure was not consistent but we've had the background of using a water scoop to take showers. The water tank for the toilet leaked when used but the water was unused and clean so it was tolerable. The AC unit was a 5,000 btu (smallest, I think) so it was good for the nights rest but may not be enough during daytime but we never stayed-in on those times. There was no microwave nor toilet paper provided, but we had brought with us toilet paper. So in short, it was by no means at par with many hotels at all, but sometimes we do need these lower rung hotels for travel according to our needs. Would we book with them again? Depends on our purposes. And I am still thankful that I had a pillow to lay my head on at night safely.

Hi. My brother booked me at the La Fiesta Hotel in Iloilo for 9 days. Their service is very good and I still can't drink water. Still have to look farther or buy distilled spirits at 7-11. I asked the guards if they knew that the water filling station was far from here, sir. So there is no choice but to hold it from May 7th to 11th. The water flowing from the well sometimes has the pungent smell of rusty taps. So far, this is my experience in the hotel.

Although the hotel LOOKS nice and is well designed, it is so poorly operated and managed it really ruined our stay. It all started at checkin when on my booking I had requested two adjoining or adjacent rooms as we have 4 small kids and total 7 in our party. I was given two rooms on two different floors. It wasn't until I complained loudly and explained my written request that they finally accommodated us. They only gave us one key for each room and since the room requires a card key for power and air con I asked for an additional key to which they wanted more money. It went down hill badly from there. When we got to the room the kids quickly realized that both rooms doors never locked and anyone could just walk in our rooms without a key. (This was recurring throughout the stay) Next was that the room air con remotes didn't work because the batteries were dead. Next were the non working TV's. And then the broken safe. Then the non working refrigerators. After that was the non-existent hot water. That one really pissed me off as the staff decided that I was an ***** that didn't know how to operate a faucet and they were going to teach me how to turn it on after I had waited over 10 + minites for hot water in the shower, bathtub and sink. How insulting and belittling to me to think that I don't know how to turn on hot water. Ultimately the hot water that evening was at only 37c. The errors continued throughout the evening until bed with the room, towels, internet, etc. During that evening I asked to speak to a manager about my issues as they were far too numerous but I was told there wasn't one available until Friday. So I told them I wanted an appointment on Friday. Our next morning we went to the restaurant for our included breakfast. Although there were 9 workers from my count and only 4 guests we got zero service at all. Not to mention the food was all cold. Their selection was purely Philippino and very few options either. My kids had toast for breakfast. We then went swimming in their pool. It's a nice view there on top but unfortunately there were no towels for us and the bathrooms were disgusting with no way for us to wipe or clean ourselves. Can't imagine how many get back in the pool like that. Surprisingly, they did have hot water there. When we returned to the room, none of our room keys worked for either room. We got news keys again. Then as we were getting ready to leave I realized that one of the keys they gave me could actually open ANY ROOM IN THE HOTEL. I asked one of the front desk people to accompany me while I showed them and they KNEW they had given me a master key and were ok with it. What ??? Later that morning we left for the day and returned at 430pm. I anticipated meeting the manager upon my return but unfortunately they arrived at 2 and left at 4 and they decided since I left the hotel I didn't need the manager anymore. Upon returning to the room we found out that the room doors were unlocked

LOCATION: Located at the very heart of Iloilo FOOD: With Breakfast Buffet (Good Selection of Food) 👍👍 One good thing for this hotel. ROOM: Spacious, but we booked a room with no window view. Maybe choose a room with a view. OTHERS: Has a grocery store at the ground floor; Famous Fastfood Chains are also located below. STAFF: Nothing special but nothing to complain with

We booked in this hotel because it has a family room and we haven't been here before. We were not expecting much as the price was cheapest among our other choices. However, we were a bit amazed of what it offers, from the courteous and helpful staff,to the spacious and clean family room. The room was I think 40sq.m more or less, with 2 single beds and a sofa, small table with glasses and cups and saucers., a smart TV with wifi connection, and a toilet & bath, terrace, and another room with King bed and it's own toilet & bath, and terrace also. There were 2 air-conditioning units, 1 in the main room while the other 1 is in the masters bedroom. There were toiletries, towels, shower, bidet in the bathrooms. There was no ref nor oven but there's a water heater and welcome drinks (water & coffee😁). The building was quite old but surprisingly clean, same with the curtains, towels and beddings. There was an elevator going to our floor. Outside, theres a swimming pool, a bar, a coffee shop and resto but we were not able to explore any of those since we were so excited to roam around the city as the hotel is in the Iloilo City Proper. Its location was very accessible as the Jeep from Jaro to the downtown passes in front of the hotel, among other jeepneys.it is also walking distance to the Gaisano City Mall, St Clements Church, and a lot of shopping malls at the other side.

The location is a bit tricky since it’s away from the main road, however it is close to all kinds of local fares. Wet market, Nelly Garden, etc. The price is very reasonable.