Sunday Belajandro Hotel

The internet handled my video meetings without any major issues. The room was also quiet enough that I could speak with clients without distractions.

Everything in the room felt fresh and well cared for. The bathroom was especially clean, and the fresh linens made the whole stay more comfortable.

The hotel suited the way I like to travel independent, flexible, and usually out exploring. Having clean, quiet, comfortable place to return to made the experience even better.

Great location. The church, shops, etc are within walking distance (less than 10 minutes).

Disappointing stay — poor maintenance and several basic amenities lacking The keycards weren’t working during our stay, so hotel staff had to open our door for us every time. It wasn’t just our room either—two neighboring rooms had the same problem. On our first night, we had to wait about 20 minutes because even the supposed master keycards used by the staff wouldn’t work. The poor maintenance staff, who wasn’t even on duty, had to go back and forth trying different keys. On his last trip, he brought a box containing manual keys, and thankfully, he found the key to our room. The pillows were quite thin. We requested extra pillows but were told they cost ₱500 each, so we decided not to get any. The soundproofing was au mmm lso very poor. We could hear almost every movement from the neighboring rooms, including doors opening and closing and conversations. Our air-conditioning unit also needed cleaning, as the filter was visibly dusty. The floors and staircases are carpeted but badly need a thorough deep vacuuming. There were also several basic amenities missing. No complimentary tea or coffee was provided. Complimentary drinking water—just one small bottle per occupant—was only provided on the first day. No face or hand towels were provided either. The hotel does not have a restaurant, and the corner café was closed during our stay. We also noticed that not all staff greeted guests.