The Peninsula Manila

I lived in Makati City for 6-months during 2008/2009 as an American Expatriate and I stayed here during March 2009 for 2 weeks - If you're an American, staying here or the Makati Shangri-La are your only two options if you want things to U.S. standards, trust me! The rooms are all very modern, I even had an LCD TV. All rooms on the west wing were recently remodeled and the east wing was being completed while I was there. The food was outstanding; although, when I did order bacon on a sandwich they simply placed several strips of straight up fat, yuck! I had my hair cut there and lounged around by the pool, both were great. I used the hotel Nissan drivers to take me to work and back in Alabang, no issues. The lobby is the place to be on the weekends, it is packed - If you're an American going to Manila or Makati City, check out my website devoted to the American or foreign traveler with great tips, I give all the dirt at makaticitytravelinfo.com I've stayed at a lot of hotels in many different countries- If you're going to Manila you cannot go wrong staying at this hotel.

very bad accommodation. no water in the room. room is small relative to the price. and when you bring it to their attention, nobody is there to address your concern quick because in charge is in meeting. they always have answers or excuses. im not satisfied. and i am not recommending this hotel.