Everything really. Location is superb and host was very responsive, kind and accommodating. We come to the Philippines often and this is really high up on our list of places to stay. I personally love how friendly and accommodating the host is. It is a quality that is most important to me. Janet was great! 10/10

Nothing. Only one minor thing was fixed asap and I appreciate the communication and effort on behalf of the host. The only thing we would recommend, if any, would be a bigger TV, but the current setup is good. We used the room as a place to put our heads and rest up. The room is great! 10/10 would recommend and stay again soon!

The host was very nice. We love the interior of the room.

Well located within the BGC which is also our favourite and most preferred area to stay when in Manila. Right next to the condo is a huge supermarket and across the street has many restaurants and cafes.

Should have a introduction to which level is the gym and swimming pool

The location and the cleanliness.

The location - it is in prime real estate, close to basic and fancy dining options alike, the groceries, and it is easy for Grab drivers and riders to find it. It is a short ride away from St. Lukes Medical Centre - BGC. The foyer smells of Chanel Mademoiselle Eau de Perfume. The interior design of the unit is well curated, it is not huge but the zones inside it implicitly states what each square meter can be used for. The owner is lovely, who provided well-thought out response to all my Enquiries within hours.

Pros: Some staff are very helpful. They would offer to help us carry our bags and other heavy grocery items all the way to our unit without expecting for anything in return. This to me is a true to traditional Filipino service. Cons: Some of the doormen were a bit racist and I find it very very annoying! As a good count of people who walk in and out of the main foyer entrance are Caucasians, and we are brown Filipinos, we felt harassed each time we walked in to the foyer because we kept getting asked whether we were “Visitor or Owner”? And each time I answered “renter”, then they’d ask, “What Unit?”. This to me sounded very discriminatory and it made us feel pissed off each time we walked in to our unit. The doormen who kept asking such questions did not even bother providing the formal context that were only doing this for security purposes. And from my observation, white people never got intercepted at the foyer with such questions.

clean. basic utilities are available.

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Very neat and very well organized place!

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Having washer and dryer handy is a plus, very convenient.

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