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Marina Taniguchi
2 months agoA luxurious hotel with 5 star service! Their free coffee (refillable) and snacks are a plus, and that's why this place is amazing. Their bathtub is what we come back for. The place is so peaceful and very relaxing even if it's in the bustling city. The whole family will enjoy the stay.
Nicole S
3 weeks agoBeautiful hotel. Loved the pool and the outdoor environment. Beautiful to explore day and night. The casino attached was a lot of fun. Room service was amazing! A lot to do close by.
Bella Reyes
2 months agoOur stay was amazing! The rooms are so functional and well-designed and we enjoyed the room service. Admin was also very accommodating with our checkout time since we could only check in late at night. Breakfast buffet could be improved (served at the Hyatt) but overall it was still high quality and definitely filled us up.
Sharlyn Patigas
2 months agoThe first time I stayed at a hotel in Resorts World was in 2016. I have always been curious about that place. Back then, it just opened and it was the place to be. Everyone seemed to want to go there. So naturally, I was curious. I stayed at Nobu Hotel with my sisters. It was a nice place to stay with a nice restaurant inside. But because I'm a kid at heart, the thing I loved the most was the DreamPlay display. I love it so much I just had to take a photo in front of it. I don't know if this display is still there. Maybe not. It's been so many years. I wonder what they have new in there...I haven't had the chance to visit yet.
C T
a month agoI stayed at this hotel for three nights and had a mostly positive experience. Check-In: The check-in process was quick and efficient. The lobby also has comfortable seating, which is great when waiting for a Grab or transport. Room: I loved the room’s Japanese-inspired design—it was spacious, clean, and thoughtfully arranged. The only drawback was the air conditioning, which was tricky to adjust, making the room either too cold or too warm at times. Mini Bar: The mini bar was well-stocked with complimentary soft drinks, beer, cup noodles, and chips. You only need to pay if you request additional items, which was a nice touch. Restroom: The restroom was clean, though I noticed an unpleasant odor when I returned to the room on the second night. Breakfast: The hotel offers two breakfast options: à la carte at the restaurant by the pool on Level 1 or a buffet at the Hyatt Regency next door. On the second morning, we opted for the à la carte breakfast by the pool, but the food was quite average. The portion control—one drink and one meal per person—felt limiting, and there were flies around, which affected the experience. On the third morning, we tried the breakfast buffet at the Hyatt Regency, and it was much better. The selection was more extensive, with salads, fresh fruit, an egg station, Filipino dishes, and cereals. However, accessing the buffet involves walking through the casino, which can be unpleasant due to the smell of cigarette smoke. Alternatively, you can request a shuttle from the hotel, which drops you at the back entrance to avoid the casino. Location. : The hotel’s location is convenient, connecting to the casino and some nearby eateries. However, I didn’t enjoy having to pass through the casino often, as it could be crowded and smoky. On the plus side, Ayala Mall is just a 5-8 minute walk away, offering good shopping and dining options