3-Star Hotels in Davao Region, Philippines

Me & my family's flight back to davao was delayed so I thought we won't be able to check in at the hotel as we arrived late but fortunately they still allowed us to check in even if we didn't make it at their last check in time at 10pm, the staff was very friendly and helpful. Thank you Red planet for the warm welcome.

The overall environment is OK, you need to book in advance, the landlord is not easy to contact

We loved the food at Cafe Adelina! The location was prime and accessible. Their pool area is instagrammable. It was not crowded and we got the pool to ourselves. Their parking lot is spacious, too! The service was superb! The booking was done via Trip.com an hour before our check-in and the hotel staffs were very welcoming and warm. Though we experienced a few power interruptions, their back up electricity was automatically engaged. Nevertheless, we look forward to our next stay.

A Mixed Stay at Apo View Hotel: Room for Improvement I recently stayed at Apo View Hotel in Davao, booking a twin room for myself and my cousin upon arrival. Given the hotel's reputation, I had fairly high expectations, hoping for a comfortable and top-tier experience. Unfortunately, my first night left me feeling a bit underwhelmed. The amenities felt outdated, and two major issues stood out: the internet connection was very weak and laggy, and the air-conditioning in our room wasn’t working properly, making the space uncomfortably warm. After a long 24-hour journey, I was too exhausted to raise a complaint that night, but I hoped for a better experience in my second booking — a family room. Another point of concern was the service at the reception desk. Upon check-in, I stood before the staff without even being acknowledged. What was more frustrating was that another guest who arrived after me was attended to first. A simple greeting or assurance that someone would be with me shortly could’ve made all the difference in that moment. However, it wasn’t all disappointing. During my first breakfast buffet, I was pleasantly surprised by a friendly and upbeat staff member who went above and beyond to make me feel welcome. His cheerful attitude truly brightened my morning and helped shift my perception of the service. I regret not getting his name, but his hospitality deserves to be recognised. In summary, while Apo View Hotel has potential, especially with its long-standing reputation, there’s certainly room for improvement in terms of guest service and room maintenance. With a few upgrades and more attentive customer care, it could provide the high-standard experience guests expect.

Dissapointing to say the least,place wise. The pictures in their website are old ones,must be taken when the hotel just starts to operate. And no way near the present condition of the building. Placed is not up to my standard of cleanliness. Building is old, and I killed like 2 cockroaches during our stay. Cable was not working,wifi is very poor signal. No microwave and no fridge. On the bright side,staff were nice and accomodating. And location is good. Lots of stores around. Sorry not sorry,but not until they renovate and do something about above issues,most likely won't recommend this place.

Hotel Tropika is an excellent venue for small gatherings. The place is accessible and is close to major facilities. Parking is available but is bit limited. The place also serves good food but nothing too fancy.

I am not sure if the hot and cold showers are functioning properly on the lower floors, but for us who are on the 4th and 8th floors, there is no hot shower available. The showers need to be replaced, as only three holes are functioning. The shower area on the 4th floor is clogged and literally flooded outside the shower room.

In the center of the city, there are 7-11 when you go out, there are bars and American restaurants in the courtyard, and San Pedro Church is also very close. The decoration style is close to Chinese folk customs, and the overall is relatively comfortable. There is nothing to say about the service in the Philippines. The waiters always smile and try to help you solve all problems. I found an open market nearby on the Baidu map and feasted on durian and mangosteen. Special reminder that currently all places in Davao are non-smoking, indoor and outdoor are banned, and durians are also not allowed in the hotel.