Alino Hotel

Food tastes great. A variety of Filipino cuisine was available at the breakfast buffet, some of which was rotated every day. I thought it was culturally interesting that they provided regional variations of longanisa (sausage), a popular breakfast staple. Dinner is also served at the restaurant. I'm sorry I couldn't try everything. Shout out to the restaurant's buffet servers, Robert, Ginalyn, and Jean. The room is clean and quiet with comfortable beds and pillows, including a refrigerator, microwave, sink, and a large free container of drinking water, responsive climate control, and city view. The bathroom is spacious, with good water pressure, premium toiletries, handheld bidet attachment, and absorbent towels. The security team is friendly and helpful. Front desk check-in was smooth and effortless with friendly, English-speaking staff. They were very helpful in assisting me with a last-minute currency exchange. Shout out to Ann for facilitating. I chose this hotel for its proximity to St. Luke’s Hospital, a 3-minute walk. I was in Manila, visiting a relative in the hospital.

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Very clean, everything looks new, room very comfortable. Filipino feel around the hotel.

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Almost everything was excellent. From the very accommodating services of every staffs, the luxury made but practical lay out and design of both the enterior and exterior of the room. The comfort of the bed, the table and chairs. The comforting accommodation of coffee, tea, and some Filipino delicacies. The great buffet breakfast and dining. Over all, they made us feels like home. We were happy with our stay at Alino. Worth the money.

Probably about the noise of the street in the room just right the main road side. This could make it more improve to add up to the total excellence of the entire business.