2-Star Hotels in Central Visayas, Philippines

I had a great stay in this hotel. The only concern I had was the shower bec it’s kinda low on pressure. Hindi maganda ang distribution ng tubig so you end up using the faucet underneath it instead. Staff was very accommodating and facilities looks clean too. Thank you!

I would like to commend all the staffs from the hotel’s breakfast buffet area. They were so accommodating and ready to assist without a need to be prompted. Was just a bit disappointed at time of check-in when asked if early check-in was possible. Not because that the room wasn’t ready yet but it’s because of the Receptionist’s (Rhea-wearing eye glasses) approach and responses to the said request. Nevertheless, had a good stay and might be coming back to stay.

Happy Nest Hostel Cebu is a good place to stay if you’re looking for something affordable and comfortable. The hostel is clean, the beds are decent, and the common areas are well maintained. The staff are friendly and helpful, which makes the stay more pleasant. The location is convenient for getting around Cebu, and it’s suitable for solo travelers or backpackers. Overall, it’s a good value for money, and I would recommend it for travelers who want a simple, budget-friendly stay.

Another fabulous stay at this wonderful little hostel. Great location, with some really amazing vegetarian/vegan restaurants within a few minutes walk. The place is super clean, and the pods are so comfortable with fresh sheets, comfy mattress and soft pillow. Hot water for showers, towels, lock for pod door, all provided by the incredibly helpful staff. Can’t sing their praises any more, absolutely wonderful.

I really wanted to give them excellent with the very nice staff, but checking into a flooded bathroom was not good. I still highly recommend this hotel though. Exceptional value and location. Great staff. Especially the security guard.

The location was good.. Near to IT Park and Ayala Mall. 7/11 is at the ground floor. Many restaurants and cafés nearby you won't get hungry. Room size is actually big and spacious for 1 person And clean . The food was good though it was limited to 3 dishes. However, 1. I stayed for 2nights and nobody cleaned up my room even though I put the sign outside the door. There was a cleaner I met at the ground floor though. 2. The bathroom hot shower is not functioning so i have to deal with the cold water in the cold room 3. The water is stocked on the floor after bath and it won't completely subside even the next days. 4. The blanket is too thin . I recommend to bring your own blanket next time 5. The aircon looks old and dirty and it was soooo noisy. 6. My room is near the elevator and 100% you'll hear the indian students/residents shouting and playing before and after riding the elevator. 7. The wifi is toooo slow and the room has limited mobile signal too. Good thing I still managed to finish my online class even though the signal was on and off. Anyways, it was a good experience to stay in a budget hotel.

There are two hotels with this name nearby. Grab (rideshare) always went to the wrong one, which was a problem. The rooms are cramped; there's no space to put luggage. The air conditioning is very noisy. We had earplugs, which helped a little with sleep. I don't recommend it. The bathroom is also very small. We had a room for three people, which was inconvenient. There's a water cooler on each floor, which is a plus, as are the location, price, and clean linen.

I'm glad I stayed here. The owner was very kind and welcomed me warmly. He even lent me an umbrella on a rainy day and a towel when I got home soaked. He was very helpful, and the room was clean and had a water server, which was very helpful. I'll definitely stay here again on my next trip to Cebu.

Greenfields Tourist Inn offers the basics at a budget price. The room is simple—you get what you pay for. It comes with its own CR, is reasonably clean, and hygiene is maintained. The property also has a pool, which is a plus if you want to relax on-site. However, there are several drawbacks that need attention. The walk to Alona Beach takes about 10–15 minutes, which is farther compared to other hotels in the area. Inside the room, mosquitoes were a problem, and the air conditioning left the floor damp and uncomfortable. The linen and blanket provided were very thin, making sleep less cozy and not ideal for longer stays. Overall, Greenfields Tourist Inn is fine if you’re looking for a budget-friendly option with basic amenities, but expect compromises in comfort and convenience.

a great hostel for those who don't want to spend the night at the airport. But what I want to warn you about is that their external door is electronically locked. To enter, you need to know the code or call a local number.