Hotels in Manila
1472 Manila hotels
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RedDoorz Plus @ San Marcelino Malate
Imu1 Suites, 1923 San Marcelino St. Malate, Manila, 1212
From $28
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Minimalist 2-BR Condo in Pasig City
Amang Rodriguez, Manila,
OYO 817 Vista Apartelle
2188 R Magsaysay Avenue Corner Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati, Manila, 1300
Sunshine 100 Stylish Condo by The Capital Cabin
Pioneer St, Corner Sheredan Mandaluyong City Philippines, Manila,
From $58
Eimys Place at Urban Deca Mandaluyong by RedDoorz
Lot 30-A Blk 53 Urban Deca Tower Edsa 69 Sierra Madre, Mandaluyong, Manila, 1550
From $35
RedDoorz Premium near Greenbelt Makati - Vaccinated Staff
112 Legazpi Street, Legazpi Village, Makati, Kalakhang, Manila, 1630
From $64
Collection O VIP Suites, Near PNR Pasay Evangelista, Makati Manila
204 Evangelista, Manila, 1230
From $24
From $58
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Affordable condo in Quezon City near SM North and Solaire
Unit 1156 Grass Residences Tower 4 Nueva Viscaya St. Sto Cristo, Manila, 1105
Spacious condo in Venice Luxury Residences
Mckinley Hill Drive Venice Luxury Residences, 14th Flr, Manila, 1634
From $87
Travel Guide to Manila
Live the Dream in the Capital of the Philippines
Manila is a bustling blend of history, cuisine, shopping, and culture in one world-class package. Prepare to learn everything you can about the modern lights and illuminating past of the capital of the Philippines.
Historical Sights
- Intramuros: Explore this historic district with its well-preserved Spanish-era buildings, churches, and museums.
- Rizal Park: A significant historical site where José Rizal, the national hero of the Philippines, was executed in 1896. The park is a symbol of Filipino independence.
- National Museum Complex: Features four museums that showcase Filipino art, culture, history, and natural heritage.
- Cultural Tours: Walking tours of Intramuros, visits to museums, and exploring historic sites are a must.
Big City Favorites
- Makati: The financial hub of the Philippines, known for its upscale shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife.
- Bonifacio Global City (BGC): A modern district with trendy dining spots, high-end shops, and cultural spaces like the Mind Museum.
- Chinatown (Binondo): The oldest Chinatown in the world, offering a vibrant mix of food, culture, and history.
Tourist-Friendly Spots
- Fort Santiago: A citadel within Intramuros that played a key role in Manila’s history.
- San Agustin Church: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the oldest stone church in the Philippines.
- Manila Bay: Famous for its stunning sunsets and a popular spot for evening strolls.
- Manila Ocean Park: A marine-themed park offering interactive exhibits, including an oceanarium and a walk-through tunnel.
Events, Festivals, & Seasonal Favorites
- Feast of the Black Nazarene (January): A religious procession attracting millions of devotees.
- Pahiyas Festival (May): A colorful harvest festival celebrated in nearby Quezon province.
- Christmas Season: Manila transforms with lights, decorations, and holiday events from September through December.
Travel Tips
- Traffic: Plan your travels to avoid rush hours (7-9 AM, 5-8 PM) as traffic in Manila can be severe.
- Weather: The best time to visit is from November to February when the weather is cooler and less humid.
- Safety: Stick to well-lit and populated areas, especially at night, and be cautious of pickpockets in crowded places.
Booking a hotel in Manila not only gives you a comfortable base but also places you in the midst of a city brimming with life, culture, and history. Start planning your trip to one of the world’s most thrilling and unique cities today.