Cebu Business Hotel, Cebu

The hotel is located in a strategic spot right downtown on Colon Street, making it convenient for exploring the city. The rooms were spacious and well-maintained, although the noise insulation could be better. The service was accommodating and friendly, but there were some issues with the pricing not matching the advertised rates. The dining options were traditional but lacked variety. Despite these drawbacks, the hotel's facilities were modern and added value to the stay.

The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to some cultural spots and is pretty close to the areas I needed to go. The rooms are small with no windows and the shower in my room barely worked, which was disappointing. The service staff were accommodating and polite, but they seemed busy doing their own tasks rather than focusing on guest needs. The dining experience added no value for me, as the set menu had no vegetarian options, and the food was served cold, which seemed like a cost-cutting measure. The in-house restaurant, while close to the rooms, had a limited menu but served decent food with fast service. Overall, the hotel offers a mix of positives and negatives to consider.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. On one hand, the rooms were always clean and smelled TERRIBLE. However, the staff was responsive and courteous, even supplying us with water for flushing the toilet. The location was very accessible to public transportation and fast-food chains, although the Wi-Fi was a bit unreliable and limited to 3G data access only.

My stay at the hotel was quite a mix of experiences. While the rooms were basic and had everything I needed, they were not soundproofed, so I could hear outside noise easily. The rooms were also larger than expected, but unfortunately, they were dirty and had a foul odor. The service was responsive, keeping a good attitude, but they didn't seem to care much about guests, and there was the issue of being served with a raised eyebrow even when being polite. The location was strategic, being right downtown on Colon Street and accessible to all forms of public transportation and fast-food chains, perfect for adventurous travelers. On the downside, there were street vendors nearby, which could be bothersome at times. The dining experience was subpar with a cold set menu that lacked vegetarian options, adding no value for me, possibly to cut costs. The facilities overall were just okay, nothing exceptional. Despite the flaws, the hotel did offer us the opportunity to explore the Parian District and visit the Casa Gorordo Museum, adding some cultural richness to our stay.

My room was so small that my guest said 'wow, you have a small room,' with no window, and the shower barely working. Despite being charged for an hour massage, it only lasted a short time. On the bright side, the room had 5 beds, a TV, and an A/C unit.