Level Contributor“” I have stayed at many Hotels during my visits to the Philippines over the last 20 years I found DB`s Hometel to to be the Friendliest and Best value so far.I stayed from 1st September through to 29th September 2016.The building is modern spotlessly clean and located in a quite residential cul-de-sac (no through traffic road).Which meant i got a...Thank robbo462003 Hello Sir, We really appreciate your wonderful review /comments of DB's Hometel . It motivates , and inspires us more, we really happy to serve you. and Looking forward to your next visit here in Iloilo city . Thanks and Best Regards ! Level Contributor“” via mobileDB Homestay is recommended for Filipinos who are staying in Iloilo for at least 5 days. This won't burn your pocket. They have spacious rooms and huge bed. May not be the best bed or the most comfortable, but acceptable. Also, they have 'pinoy' food at the ground floor at very affordable price. The place is accessible via public transportation,...
Level Contributor“” we stayed at DB's for a total of 1 month. Our stay was good and the hotel is very clean with accommodating friendly staff. It is located at the end of a road which houses some very friendly locals! we were even invited to watch a boxing match with them! also be sure to buy some bbq from the young... Level Contributor“” The Hotel is quite clean, breakfast was specially tailored for us. The architecture was good, staff so friendly, parking was good. We stayed with room that has terrace it was nice. It's Value for money, its a business and family hotel. But a contradicting hotel... Grandness of hotel offsets the neighborhood. So pity to see a good hotel in a... Level Contributor“” Once again it was a very good experience. Last time I went there was the end of Nov beginning of Dec 2012 went there with my finace at the time. The first trip was very good as well, and I wrote a review about it. Since the first trip was good, we decided to go back to DB's, and we...
“” I and my fiance (now my husband) stayed at DB's Hometel for a couple of weeks on March-April 2011 at DB's Hometel. If we have had known about this hometel long ago, we would have stayed there longer. It is really good and clean. What I like the most is their service. You can make arrangements with them....5Thank Cherish May R Level Contributor“” My husband and I, who are backpackers on a very tight budget, came across this place on accident-- and I am so glad we did! We were walking around trying to find a place to stay in Iloilo. We were getting tired and saw a sign for DB's Hometel, so we decided to give it a shot. 1.) The location is close to Nelly Gardens (a Living Musuem), fastfood chains and SM City 2.) Rooms and Sheets were clean 3.) The Air-conditioning was okay (but not advisable for those who prefer 18 degree Celsius and less) 4.) They had a tiny breakfast nook which is good for quick meals 5.) Accommodating Staff (note: not professionals but...
“” Stayed in DB Hometel last March 2012 with my college buddies for our 25th class reunion at WVSU. We were surprised to find this place close to our school. On the outset, it's clean and cozy. When we get to our room, the suite room, and you feel like home again. It has a "homey" feel. The sheets smelled fresh...4Thank Dolly P Hi Dolly , We really appreciate your wonderful review of DB's Hometel . It motivates , and inspires us more Looking forward to your next visit here in Iloilo city . “” My family stayed at DB Hometel by recommendation of my friends here. Location is excellent since it is near tourist spots and shopping malls. The staff greet you by name and are very friendly. Their chef is also very good, he knows how to cook native dishes as well as foreign dishes. They also offer tour packages for City Tour...2Thank Gogi G Hi Giselle, We really appreciate your very nice review of us. Everybody here missed you ! Thanks and Best Regards !
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This certainly is one hot yummy mess! Among the many beautiful churches in Iloilo, one of the famous ones is the Miagai Church. Declared as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site “Baroque Churches of the Philippines”, the church’s façade depicts symbolic carvings of banana trees, sharp wooden spears, and early Filipinos in their bahag(traditional loincloth). The church and its watchtowers were also built to defend the town and its people against raids by the Moros/Muslims. This explains the thick walls and also the defensive towers stretching along the Iloilocoast. Some also say that there are secret passageways It is because of this protective purpose that it is sometimes referred to as the Miag-ao Fortress Church.Declared as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site “Baroque Churches of the Philippines”, the church’s façade depicts symbolic... Robinsons Place Iloilo Complex, Cor. Ledesma St., and Mabini St., Iloilo City Tel. No.: +63 (33) 3353376 | Room and Hotel Information
Rooms are 16-22 sqm in size 167 rooms ( 100 Twin, 67 Queen) Accommodation: Maximum of 2 people per room Strictly no smoking in the rooms. Penalty of Php1,000 will be collected upon negligence of this rule. Beds are of high quality; 100% cotton sheets with duvet covers complete with chiropractic and high quality non-allergenic pillows Rooms come with individually controlled air-condition units Private bathroom with hot and cold rain shower and handheld showers Bathroom inclusions: 2 bath towels, foot towels, single use soap and shampoo with conditioner, and tissue paper Standard 220V universal sockets 22 inch LCD TV with cable In-room phones for room-to-room calls only Free wi-fi in rooms and on the lobbies Make-up room service available from 11am to 2pm only. Additional make-up room: Php500 Hair dryer, flat iron with board available upon request: Php100 per use Conference room good for 100 persons Check in time: 2:00pm, check out time: 11:00am