Pasay Homestays

Our stay was wonderful—we truly felt at home. The place is cozy and well-equipped, with a hot shower and a kitchen complete with utensils for preparing meals. The unit owner is very accommodating, making everything smooth and comfortable throughout our stay.

I had a wonderful stay at Majulah. The unit was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, with everything I needed for a relaxing visit. The location is excellent—close to malls, restaurants, and other conveniences, making it easy to get around. The host was responsive, accommodating, and made the check-in and check-out process smooth and hassle-free. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I would definitely stay here again. Highly recommended!

It’s nice place to stay. Convenient and cozy and the owner & care taker is easy to communicate and complete amenities and highly recommended

We stayed here for one night before our flight to Cebu. Everything was great. It was clean and convenient. Best of all, it's located right across the street from Terminal 3. You literally just walk through the pedestrian bridge and you're at the airport. The New Port area, where these apartments are located, is the safest in Manila. There are plenty of restaurants and shops around. This condo also has a beautiful pool, but we didn't have time to use it.

The staff are so kind! I truly feel at home. It's super clean, especially Roy, who is so nice. I even tried to tip him, but he wouldn't take it! 🤣 The blankets and pillows are seriously clean! It's easy to book a Grab even though the place is tucked away. It's super comfortable. I've been staying for almost a month now and I don't want to move to another hotel. 5 stars for this hotel! 🫶

The room was spacious and clean however the location for me was dangerous because its far from the main room.

Perfect location if you are traveling and need a place to stay near the airport. The staff were very accommodating and able to help us locate the building. However, things to note for improvement; (1) The grab driver dropped us at the wrong location. We had to navigate and find Favilia for about 10-15 minutes. (2) Security guards didn't have an idea either where the building was located and kept passing us to another person to ask. (3) Favilia staff or agents should add landmarks or provide/communicate clear directions for a smooth check-in and navigation.

Located just 7–15 minutes away from NAIA Terminal 2, RedDoorz @ Prince Hotel is an incredibly convenient and quiet choice for travelers. The staff and front desk are very accommodating, ensuring a smooth experience from start to finish. The rooms are impressively clean with just enough space to stay comfortable, offering a peaceful retreat that makes it a practical, well-maintained spot for a reliable rest before or after a flight.

We arrived at the location just past midnight. Initially, our driver had trouble finding it because he mentioned that there are many red doors near Pasay. However, when I informed him that it was located right beside a 7/11 store, he was able to locate it. Upon our arrival, we knocked on the gate, and a young man asked for the name on the booking. I provided my name, and he helped us carry our luggage upstairs. After that, he handed us a registration book and then gave us our room key. Once we entered the room, we found it to be nice and clean. It features air conditioning, a table, chairs, two sets of plates and cups, a sink, and a hot and cold shower. While the place is comfortable, it has an apartment-like feel, so I hope there's some soundproofing between the rooms. Overall, I think the place is good, and it's conveniently located near Terminal 2, only taking about 13 to 14 minutes to get there. If ever, we have another late night flights, I will book here again. Thank you! P.S - outside, there is 7/11 beside the building and sa harap meron mga nagtitinda ng sopas, and other budget meal po.

The room is clean, especially the CR. It's usually the 1st area I check. The check-in staff was good, but her assistant failed to open/show me the aircon in the room. That was when I had my problems. I asked where the aircon is and how to connect to the wifi. As seen in my picture, the aircon is behind the curtains. To let the aircon work properly, I have to open the curtains. It's a bad design. I have to choose between a cold room and my privacy. To make the room cold while sleeping, I kept the curtains open. Since it's roadside, expect noise 24/7. And worse, THERE'S NO WIFI INSIDE THE ROOM. You have to go to the hallway. And during my stay at night, there's totally no internet at all, look at my 2nd picture.