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"I love it"

"Clean room, decent breakfast."

"Only one elevator dedicated to the hotel rooms, the other 3 was for the residences. No refrigerator in the room. No onsite bar or restaurant. The small lobby was crowded every morning due to people waiting for their rides."

"Superlative staff"

"My main thing was the entire staff treated you like you were important. They paid attention to detail. They were just great"

"Overall, my view of the hotel is OK. I didn't care for the buffet. Breakfast was in a very good variety and also two strict of policies when wanting to bring in simple groceries from outside I was told not allowed to bring them in which is ridiculous."

"Location is walking distance to Luneta , Manila Bay, and Intramuros. China Town is a tuktuk away. Beautiful heritage building. Spacious. Chinese Restaurant offers reasonably priced dishes. Impressive Peking Duck. Aside from the noticeable wear it’s clean. Chair cushions need cleaning specifically in the lounge and restaurants."

"Overall it was a great hotel. The room was very spacious and very clean. The staff were so accommodating and super nice!!! We were just missing an iron and its board, and dishwashing soap and sponge. Also, the shower water spilled on the floor because the glass partition wall was just half way. Thank you for a wonderful overnight stay!"

"Accomodating staffs, clean restroom, clean place, peaceful place to stay. Thank you Bayview Hotel for providing us comfort during our US embassy interview. I had a good sleep and my visa was approved.Thank you Lord Jesus 🙏"

"My staying was very nice ,comfortable and happy .They have good staff like .Edward,Ali,Mica,Milosand all theire staff "

"The area was nice and very accessible to the embassy and other agencies. The only problem was that the moment we entered the room, we were greeted by many cockroaches. The floor and walls had some cracks, and some parts of the floor were open to the other room, which I thought was where the cockroaches came from — they just crossed borders."