Hotels With Airport pickup service in Soccsksargen, Philippines

This review is based on the premier room which is P4990/night. The room was basically OK with plenty of storage space and a big desk (but no spare power sockets anywhere near it). The sofa was torn in several places. The wifi was reliable but only about 8mbps. The king bed was actually 2 single beds with a ridge in the middle. The TV signal was bad and the picture kept breaking up. The room curtains don't shut out the light because the A/C unit is too big and gets in the way, and the windows are not double-glazed so the traffic noise is seriously loud. But the worst thing about the room was the bathroom, which was tiny and impractical. There are no spare shelves to put your toiletries, and the shower design causes water to flow all over the bathroom floor. To see the room service menu you have to scan a QR code, but the hotel's website is broken so that doesn't work and you have to get someone to bring the menu to your room. Breakfast was poor quality (pizza? really?) and the breakfast room doesn't seat enough people so you end up waiting around for a table. No fresh juices, only sugar-packed artificial stuff. I saw an espresso machine after breakfast but wasn't offered this choice when seated. Overall, the Avior is extremely disappointing (everything looks pretty but is very badly designed) and I won't use it again. It's definitely way, way overpriced. The premier room is worth maybe P2000/night, no more. I dread to think what the standard rooms are like.

Be aware the rooms are small with no wardrobe or other furniture apart from one bedside cabinet. Bathroom also small but clean and functional. Loads of hot water. Bed was comfy and A/C worked well. Staff super helpful which made the whole stay enjoyable. We were lent a kettle to make hot drinks. Location good as opposite a good shopping mall with numerous eating choices which was needed as hotel has no catering facilities. Overall basic but clean comfortable and modern. Would definitely return again as excellent value.

Maganda and has very nice and accomodating staffs. We stayed for almost 2 weeks now and so far so good naman.

I have been working in the region for over a year, and I have been staying in this hotel for over a week, for a professional stay. The rooms are very comfortable. The service is excellent. You can pay by card at the hotel and in the restaurant. A ticket machine is available in the entrance hall. There is a small, very complete supermarket open 24 hours, where you can also pay by card. The wifi connection is very fast and stable. The sector is also covered by 5G. Having experienced many restaurants in the region, I can say without hesitation that the hotel restaurant is excellent and undoubtedly offers the best value for money in this region. If you love good pizza, this is the place for you! You should know that the hotel is located in a resort by the sea. So there can be lively evenings and music, but only on weekend evenings. In summary, given local standards (sometimes questionable), this establishment is really top notch! I'm extending my stay by a week!

If you want a place just for the night - RSG microhotel will do. It is very affordable and the room is adequate. No luxury here. A few parking spaces available for private vehicles and commuter vans. Big buses will not be able to park here. Can be booked online. I was not asked what I wanted for breakfast - something which I found rather strange. However, I believe I could have specified what I wanted for breakfast. Just do not know if there would be additional charges for it. The hotel would do better if they improved the road leading to the hotel and if they placed a more prominent sign along the road to inform visitors where to enter.

The rooms are comfy enough, and the A/C, though box type, is not too noisy. Breakfast is OK, and airport pickups are cheaper than a taxi. But... P2800 for the cheapest room is daylight robbery, and you even have to pay P350 extra per night for a fridge. You don't get hand towels, only bath towels. There's no room safe. And both TV (Sky) and wifi (PLDT) are absolutely awful. The TV channels keep breaking up and are almost unwatchable, and the wifi is extremely slow and keeps dropping out completely for minutes at a time. If you stay at this hotel you will end up using your mobile data just to avoid being driven mad by connection dropouts. The in-house wifi won't even load Wikipedia. What is it about Gensan hotels that stops them providing usable wifi? The Royale Hotel wifi is terrible, the Greenleaf wifi is terrible, the Grand Summit wifi is terrible. The only (just about) usable wifi is at the Microtel (which has awful breakfasts and is also seriously overpriced). I come to Gensan several times a year, and now I just resign myself to using massive amounts of mobile data every time I come. Gensan hotels, you are holding your city back.

This is a typical budget hotel. It is actually called TriSeven Hotel or something. Cheaper by about Php100 (or about USD 2.00) if you book directly with them instead of via Red Doorz. The room was tiny, the towels slightly old and worn, the bed and pillows absolutely basic, and there were no free toiletries except for 4 cotton q-tips and one little 3-in-1 bath gel/shampoo. No toilet paper was given. They did give one 350ml of bottled water. Don't expect any breakfast as there is no in-house restaurant. The hotel is less than 10 minutes away from major malls, so that may help a little. Overall, it is a hotel really for backpackers who plan only on a very short stay and not something I would recommend to other types of travelers. Stayed in Room 10 on March 2023.

I took a suite for a few nights (P3600/night) and, while calling it a suite is definitely a stretch, it does have a kitchenette and a separate day bed and window seat as well as the main bed. And despite the room being near the lobby, it was quiet at night. The room (in fact the whole hotel) is a bit dated - oak veneer and cream paint everywhere - and there are quirks (ceiling fan with no wall switch, kitchenette worktop light that won't switch off unless you reach in and unplug it). On the plus side, the bed is comfy and the A/C is quiet. There's a table and chairs as well as a desk, and plenty of storage including a laptop safe. The bathroom is small but has everything you need. The wifi, which is normally terrible in Gensan hotels, is actually good (60mbps, not many dropouts). Way better than the Greenleaf, Avior, East Asia and Grand Summit. The buffet breakfast is fine, though sometimes there's irritating background music in the breakfast room. Overall the Microtel is still a decent budget option and staff are courteous and helpful.

i booked familyroom when they pick up my aunt from airport and had eye check up the next day. its huge space , comfortable bed with 2 bunk bed, clean and Quiet place to stay and walking distance to st Elizabeth Hospital and SM gensan .

Stayed for the Tuna Festival - hotel is perfectly placed, close to several restaurants and a 7/11 just around the corner. Room was nice and clean although facing the road was quite noisy - very little sound insulation from the single glazed windows. I had to use earplugs due to outside noise. Breakfast adequate. Staff very helpful.At the time construction was taking place on part of the building, very noisy during the day, but that should have been completed by the time of this review - hopefully ! all in all an ok stay & probable would stay here again.

This review is based on the premier room which is P4990/night. The room was basically OK with plenty of storage space and a big desk (but no spare power sockets anywhere near it). The sofa was torn in several places. The wifi was reliable but only about 8mbps. The king bed was actually 2 single beds with a ridge in the middle. The TV signal was bad and the picture kept breaking up. The room curtains don't shut out the light because the A/C unit is too big and gets in the way, and the windows are not double-glazed so the traffic noise is seriously loud. But the worst thing about the room was the bathroom, which was tiny and impractical. There are no spare shelves to put your toiletries, and the shower design causes water to flow all over the bathroom floor. To see the room service menu you have to scan a QR code, but the hotel's website is broken so that doesn't work and you have to get someone to bring the menu to your room. Breakfast was poor quality (pizza? really?) and the breakfast room doesn't seat enough people so you end up waiting around for a table. No fresh juices, only sugar-packed artificial stuff. I saw an espresso machine after breakfast but wasn't offered this choice when seated. Overall, the Avior is extremely disappointing (everything looks pretty but is very badly designed) and I won't use it again. It's definitely way, way overpriced. The premier room is worth maybe P2000/night, no more. I dread to think what the standard rooms are like.

Be aware the rooms are small with no wardrobe or other furniture apart from one bedside cabinet. Bathroom also small but clean and functional. Loads of hot water. Bed was comfy and A/C worked well. Staff super helpful which made the whole stay enjoyable. We were lent a kettle to make hot drinks. Location good as opposite a good shopping mall with numerous eating choices which was needed as hotel has no catering facilities. Overall basic but clean comfortable and modern. Would definitely return again as excellent value.

Maganda and has very nice and accomodating staffs. We stayed for almost 2 weeks now and so far so good naman.

I have been working in the region for over a year, and I have been staying in this hotel for over a week, for a professional stay. The rooms are very comfortable. The service is excellent. You can pay by card at the hotel and in the restaurant. A ticket machine is available in the entrance hall. There is a small, very complete supermarket open 24 hours, where you can also pay by card. The wifi connection is very fast and stable. The sector is also covered by 5G. Having experienced many restaurants in the region, I can say without hesitation that the hotel restaurant is excellent and undoubtedly offers the best value for money in this region. If you love good pizza, this is the place for you! You should know that the hotel is located in a resort by the sea. So there can be lively evenings and music, but only on weekend evenings. In summary, given local standards (sometimes questionable), this establishment is really top notch! I'm extending my stay by a week!

If you want a place just for the night - RSG microhotel will do. It is very affordable and the room is adequate. No luxury here. A few parking spaces available for private vehicles and commuter vans. Big buses will not be able to park here. Can be booked online. I was not asked what I wanted for breakfast - something which I found rather strange. However, I believe I could have specified what I wanted for breakfast. Just do not know if there would be additional charges for it. The hotel would do better if they improved the road leading to the hotel and if they placed a more prominent sign along the road to inform visitors where to enter.

The rooms are comfy enough, and the A/C, though box type, is not too noisy. Breakfast is OK, and airport pickups are cheaper than a taxi. But... P2800 for the cheapest room is daylight robbery, and you even have to pay P350 extra per night for a fridge. You don't get hand towels, only bath towels. There's no room safe. And both TV (Sky) and wifi (PLDT) are absolutely awful. The TV channels keep breaking up and are almost unwatchable, and the wifi is extremely slow and keeps dropping out completely for minutes at a time. If you stay at this hotel you will end up using your mobile data just to avoid being driven mad by connection dropouts. The in-house wifi won't even load Wikipedia. What is it about Gensan hotels that stops them providing usable wifi? The Royale Hotel wifi is terrible, the Greenleaf wifi is terrible, the Grand Summit wifi is terrible. The only (just about) usable wifi is at the Microtel (which has awful breakfasts and is also seriously overpriced). I come to Gensan several times a year, and now I just resign myself to using massive amounts of mobile data every time I come. Gensan hotels, you are holding your city back.

This is a typical budget hotel. It is actually called TriSeven Hotel or something. Cheaper by about Php100 (or about USD 2.00) if you book directly with them instead of via Red Doorz. The room was tiny, the towels slightly old and worn, the bed and pillows absolutely basic, and there were no free toiletries except for 4 cotton q-tips and one little 3-in-1 bath gel/shampoo. No toilet paper was given. They did give one 350ml of bottled water. Don't expect any breakfast as there is no in-house restaurant. The hotel is less than 10 minutes away from major malls, so that may help a little. Overall, it is a hotel really for backpackers who plan only on a very short stay and not something I would recommend to other types of travelers. Stayed in Room 10 on March 2023.

I took a suite for a few nights (P3600/night) and, while calling it a suite is definitely a stretch, it does have a kitchenette and a separate day bed and window seat as well as the main bed. And despite the room being near the lobby, it was quiet at night. The room (in fact the whole hotel) is a bit dated - oak veneer and cream paint everywhere - and there are quirks (ceiling fan with no wall switch, kitchenette worktop light that won't switch off unless you reach in and unplug it). On the plus side, the bed is comfy and the A/C is quiet. There's a table and chairs as well as a desk, and plenty of storage including a laptop safe. The bathroom is small but has everything you need. The wifi, which is normally terrible in Gensan hotels, is actually good (60mbps, not many dropouts). Way better than the Greenleaf, Avior, East Asia and Grand Summit. The buffet breakfast is fine, though sometimes there's irritating background music in the breakfast room. Overall the Microtel is still a decent budget option and staff are courteous and helpful.

i booked familyroom when they pick up my aunt from airport and had eye check up the next day. its huge space , comfortable bed with 2 bunk bed, clean and Quiet place to stay and walking distance to st Elizabeth Hospital and SM gensan .

Stayed for the Tuna Festival - hotel is perfectly placed, close to several restaurants and a 7/11 just around the corner. Room was nice and clean although facing the road was quite noisy - very little sound insulation from the single glazed windows. I had to use earplugs due to outside noise. Breakfast adequate. Staff very helpful.At the time construction was taking place on part of the building, very noisy during the day, but that should have been completed by the time of this review - hopefully ! all in all an ok stay & probable would stay here again.

This review is based on the premier room which is P4990/night. The room was basically OK with plenty of storage space and a big desk (but no spare power sockets anywhere near it). The sofa was torn in several places. The wifi was reliable but only about 8mbps. The king bed was actually 2 single beds with a ridge in the middle. The TV signal was bad and the picture kept breaking up. The room curtains don't shut out the light because the A/C unit is too big and gets in the way, and the windows are not double-glazed so the traffic noise is seriously loud. But the worst thing about the room was the bathroom, which was tiny and impractical. There are no spare shelves to put your toiletries, and the shower design causes water to flow all over the bathroom floor. To see the room service menu you have to scan a QR code, but the hotel's website is broken so that doesn't work and you have to get someone to bring the menu to your room. Breakfast was poor quality (pizza? really?) and the breakfast room doesn't seat enough people so you end up waiting around for a table. No fresh juices, only sugar-packed artificial stuff. I saw an espresso machine after breakfast but wasn't offered this choice when seated. Overall, the Avior is extremely disappointing (everything looks pretty but is very badly designed) and I won't use it again. It's definitely way, way overpriced. The premier room is worth maybe P2000/night, no more. I dread to think what the standard rooms are like.

Maganda and has very nice and accomodating staffs. We stayed for almost 2 weeks now and so far so good naman.

I have been working in the region for over a year, and I have been staying in this hotel for over a week, for a professional stay. The rooms are very comfortable. The service is excellent. You can pay by card at the hotel and in the restaurant. A ticket machine is available in the entrance hall. There is a small, very complete supermarket open 24 hours, where you can also pay by card. The wifi connection is very fast and stable. The sector is also covered by 5G. Having experienced many restaurants in the region, I can say without hesitation that the hotel restaurant is excellent and undoubtedly offers the best value for money in this region. If you love good pizza, this is the place for you! You should know that the hotel is located in a resort by the sea. So there can be lively evenings and music, but only on weekend evenings. In summary, given local standards (sometimes questionable), this establishment is really top notch! I'm extending my stay by a week!

If you want a place just for the night - RSG microhotel will do. It is very affordable and the room is adequate. No luxury here. A few parking spaces available for private vehicles and commuter vans. Big buses will not be able to park here. Can be booked online. I was not asked what I wanted for breakfast - something which I found rather strange. However, I believe I could have specified what I wanted for breakfast. Just do not know if there would be additional charges for it. The hotel would do better if they improved the road leading to the hotel and if they placed a more prominent sign along the road to inform visitors where to enter.

The rooms are comfy enough, and the A/C, though box type, is not too noisy. Breakfast is OK, and airport pickups are cheaper than a taxi. But... P2800 for the cheapest room is daylight robbery, and you even have to pay P350 extra per night for a fridge. You don't get hand towels, only bath towels. There's no room safe. And both TV (Sky) and wifi (PLDT) are absolutely awful. The TV channels keep breaking up and are almost unwatchable, and the wifi is extremely slow and keeps dropping out completely for minutes at a time. If you stay at this hotel you will end up using your mobile data just to avoid being driven mad by connection dropouts. The in-house wifi won't even load Wikipedia. What is it about Gensan hotels that stops them providing usable wifi? The Royale Hotel wifi is terrible, the Greenleaf wifi is terrible, the Grand Summit wifi is terrible. The only (just about) usable wifi is at the Microtel (which has awful breakfasts and is also seriously overpriced). I come to Gensan several times a year, and now I just resign myself to using massive amounts of mobile data every time I come. Gensan hotels, you are holding your city back.

This is a typical budget hotel. It is actually called TriSeven Hotel or something. Cheaper by about Php100 (or about USD 2.00) if you book directly with them instead of via Red Doorz. The room was tiny, the towels slightly old and worn, the bed and pillows absolutely basic, and there were no free toiletries except for 4 cotton q-tips and one little 3-in-1 bath gel/shampoo. No toilet paper was given. They did give one 350ml of bottled water. Don't expect any breakfast as there is no in-house restaurant. The hotel is less than 10 minutes away from major malls, so that may help a little. Overall, it is a hotel really for backpackers who plan only on a very short stay and not something I would recommend to other types of travelers. Stayed in Room 10 on March 2023.

I took a suite for a few nights (P3600/night) and, while calling it a suite is definitely a stretch, it does have a kitchenette and a separate day bed and window seat as well as the main bed. And despite the room being near the lobby, it was quiet at night. The room (in fact the whole hotel) is a bit dated - oak veneer and cream paint everywhere - and there are quirks (ceiling fan with no wall switch, kitchenette worktop light that won't switch off unless you reach in and unplug it). On the plus side, the bed is comfy and the A/C is quiet. There's a table and chairs as well as a desk, and plenty of storage including a laptop safe. The bathroom is small but has everything you need. The wifi, which is normally terrible in Gensan hotels, is actually good (60mbps, not many dropouts). Way better than the Greenleaf, Avior, East Asia and Grand Summit. The buffet breakfast is fine, though sometimes there's irritating background music in the breakfast room. Overall the Microtel is still a decent budget option and staff are courteous and helpful.

i booked familyroom when they pick up my aunt from airport and had eye check up the next day. its huge space , comfortable bed with 2 bunk bed, clean and Quiet place to stay and walking distance to st Elizabeth Hospital and SM gensan .

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Grand Summit Hotel in General Santos, Philippines, and it was an exceptional experience. Here are the highlights of my stay: Rooms: The rooms are spacious and modern, providing a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. The contemporary design and clean environment made my stay very enjoyable. Staff: The staff at the hotel are professional, courteous, and very helpful. Their politeness and willingness to assist made a significant difference in the overall experience. Location: The hotel's location is very convenient, situated beside a mall and within walking distance to various attractions. This made it easy to explore the city and access essential amenities. Facilities: The hotel offers excellent facilities, including a well-maintained pool and a fitness center. These amenities added to the overall comfort and enjoyment of my stay. Value for Money: The hotel provides great value for money. The quality of service and amenities exceeds expectations. Overall, I highly recommend the Grand Summit Hotel for anyone visiting General Santos. The combination of excellent service, convenient location, and comfortable accommodations makes it a top choice in the area.

Stayed for the Tuna Festival - hotel is perfectly placed, close to several restaurants and a 7/11 just around the corner. Room was nice and clean although facing the road was quite noisy - very little sound insulation from the single glazed windows. I had to use earplugs due to outside noise. Breakfast adequate. Staff very helpful.At the time construction was taking place on part of the building, very noisy during the day, but that should have been completed by the time of this review - hopefully ! all in all an ok stay & probable would stay here again.

Be aware the rooms are small with no wardrobe or other furniture apart from one bedside cabinet. Bathroom also small but clean and functional. Loads of hot water. Bed was comfy and A/C worked well. Staff super helpful which made the whole stay enjoyable. We were lent a kettle to make hot drinks. Location good as opposite a good shopping mall with numerous eating choices which was needed as hotel has no catering facilities. Overall basic but clean comfortable and modern. Would definitely return again as excellent value.

It's really a good experience staying in reddoorz. Their staff are friendly and smiling and also the food is good. Thank you and God bless 😊

Very nice place

For the price, our stay was very good and comfortable. Check in and out was a breeze. The hotel is near the highway and close to transportation. Food places are also in the near vicinity, though you can opt to have deliveries via food app. The room is nice and clean (as well as the whole hotel. Airconditioning works well and internet connection is reliable. They also have cable tv. Housekeeping is timely and prompt. They don't have elevators so ask for lower floors if you'll have a hard time with the stairs. Water pressure is also a bit low on the higher floors. They offer breakfast, however, we did not avail. Staff is accommodating and professional.