I have a lot of dreams and plans that I wish to fulfill before I kick the bucket and one of them is to be able to travel around the country and then around countries of Asia and hopefully to US and UK.  It is not our priority but I still wish that someday somehow I will be able to do that.  But now, since we live in the Metro, my dream is to be able to have a staycation with my family to selected 5 star hotels here.

I have researched their cheapest room rates per night and here are some of the five star hotels that I wish to have our staycation.

Dusit Thani Manila Hotel Ayala Center, Makati, Manila, Philippines 1223

Deluxe Room (with breakfast)

  • AGODA: P 6,630.00
  • REGULAR: P 9,300.00

Room size: 30 sq.m.
Children 2-11 year(s) Must use an extra bed

Buffet Lunch: Available in Basix From 11:30 am to 2:30 pm Php1,450.00 nett per person
Buffet Dinner: Available in Basix From 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm Php1,650.00 nett per person

Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila Hotel CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard Pasay, Manila Bay, Manila, Philippines

Superior King room (w/out breakfast)

  • AGODA: P 6,400.00
  • REGULAR: P 7,861.31 (with breakfast)

Room size: 42 sq.m.
Children 2-11 year(s) Stay for free if using existing bedding.

Manila Hotel 0913, One Rizel Park 2, Manila Bay, Manila, Philippines

Superior deluxe Room (with breakfast)

  • AGODA: P 6,720.65
  • REGULAR: (no record on their website)

Room size: 40.5 sq.m.
Children 2-3 year(s) Must use an extra bed

Diamond Hotel Roxas Boulevard cor. Dr. J. Quintos Street, Malate, Manila, Philippines

Superior Room (with breakfast)

  • AGODA: P 5,360.00 Children 2-11 year(s) Not allowed to stay
  • REGULAR: P 7,805.20 No additional charge for two children aged 12 years old and below when sharing room with parents.

Room size: 40 sq.m.

Vivere Hotel 5102 Bridgeway Ave. Filinviest Corporate City, Alabang Muntinlupa City , Alabang / Filinvest, Manila, Philippines

Executive Suite (with breakfast)

  • AGODA: P 6,650.86 Children 2-3 year(s) Must use an extra bed
  • REGULAR: P 8,000.00 Children 0-12 yrs. old are FREE

Room size: 40 sq.m.

Acacia Hotel Manila 5400 East Asia Drive, Alabang / Filinvest, Manila, Philippines 1781

Junior Suite (with breakfast)

  • AGODA: P 5,500.00 Children 2-3 year(s) Must use an extra bed
  • REGULAR: P 6,710.00 Children 0-12 yrs. old are FREE

Room size: 43 sq.m.

The Bellevue Manila North Bridgeway, Northgate Cyberzone, Filinvest Corporate City, Alabang, Muntinlupa City,, Alabang / Filinvest, Manila, Philippines

Deluxe Room (with breakfast)

  • AGODA: P 4,426.23
  • REGULAR: P 9. 150.00

Room size: 33 sq.m.
Children 2-3 year(s) Must use an extra bed

What are the things they have in common? They have Wi-Fi and free use of Swimming pool.  But based on Agoda’s website where the rate is discounted, only Sofitel Hotel offers a stay for FREE for kids ages 2-11 years old.

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