Best Olongapo Hotels

"I hope our stay is ok but it's just a hassle because the other amenities listed on trip.com are not in the actual one like an electric kettle since we have an infant who cries every time we need to heat water and there is no e-kettle so we still need to go to the reception to ask for a hot water. We were charged for complementary bottled water because trip.com included it as indicated but in actuality we paid.. we told the receptionist but still he is not the owner so no choice..."

"Have previously stayed at the Pub finding it convenient, reasonably priced, security for late entry. Sparrows next door with access from The Pub, at times service varied. Food good most times and is visited by locals."

"Among the hotels nearby... it's probably the best... but it's a pity. Ants in the room and swimming pool. There were a lot of bugs like... I was bitten by unknown bugs in about 10 places all over my body. The restaurant was okay, It was free on weekdays (there were no customers) so it was easy to use the swimming pool. Not long after the typhoon passed, the nearby beaches were dirty. I have no intention of revisiting. The photo and the actual product are very different, and it is not good for the price."

"It was a nice place with complete amenities."

"The pub part of the offer was outstanding, Magners on tap, real British pub atmosphere, best calamares I had in decades. Nice seats watching out on the bay. Could not be sny better in England. The rooms were rather soso, and I don’t mean the size or rudimentary furniture. There were small ants all over so I kept my suitcase closed. There was a loud fan in the room and a rattling a/c in the bathroom window. The shower fittings were adventurous and the water flow very low. And the rental requirements did not make me feel really welcome, read yourself to make your own opinion. I had a quick dip in the water in the morning and left a day early. In general, I would rather pay 10 bucks more and have a decent shower and a/c and no bugs in my room."

"It's an old hotel. It was quiet because there were few guests in the facility, but if you sleep in a room near the parking lot, you will have the worst morning. The parking lot is used as a bus terminal. Breakfast was very disappointing. The staff is very friendly."

"kay, here's my take on Mango's Beachfront Resort in Olongapo, based on what I've seen: If you're heading to Olongapo, especially for diving, Mango's Beachfront Resort has some definite pros. The location is right on the beach, which is a big plus, and the staff are consistently praised for being super friendly and helpful. The restaurant has good food, and you can enjoy it with a view of the ocean. They've also got a dive center right there, which is really convenient if you're planning on doing some underwater exploring. However, be aware that the rooms can be hit-or-miss. Some of the standard rooms seem to be quite outdated and a bit rough around the edges – think things like mold and noisy AC. If you can, it's worth upgrading to a superior or king room, as those seem to be much better. Also, while it's a beachfront resort, the beach itself isn't necessarily the best for swimming. And just a heads up, there's no pool on the property. So, to sum it up: Mango's is a good choice if you prioritize location and friendly service, especially if you're a diver. But, be sure to choose your room carefully, and don't expect a pristine beach for swimming."

"Overpriced. compared to nearby resorts."

"The location of the hotel is great since it was in the heart of the city. Accessible malls but the cleanliness is a little low since there are some bugs roaming inside the room but overall the stay is great. Guard deserves a raise since he is very kind and easy to talk to. "

"I'd admit 3 hotel staff members were welcoming and helpful in fulfilling my inquiries/requests. Then again one or possibly two other unnamed staff members were either rudely inconvenienced by the presence of us hotel guests with appeared to be a trickle of an attitude. If they don't like the job, then why must they be somewhat retained by the hotel's employer? It would also benefit the hotel to post in each room copies of the Jewel Cafe & Restaurants' menus for us guests who crave food daily, since the restaurant is just steps away from the sleep & stay. Otherwise my accomodation was satisfactory with plenty of stores, bars and outdoor food vendors along the national roadway."