Beste Hotels mit Fitnessstudio in General Santos

Comfortable as awalys ,My daughter loved staying in the hotel ..Booked and stay in this hotel many many times already.. Recommended

Wenn Sie einen Platz nur für die Nacht wollen - RSG Mikrohotel wird tun. Es ist sehr erschwinglich und das Zimmer ist ausreichend. Kein Luxus hier. Einige Parkplätze für Privatfahrzeuge und Schalterwagen. Große Busse können hier nicht parken. Kann online reserviert werden. Ich wurde nicht gefragt, was ich für das Frühstück wollte - etwas, das ich ziemlich seltsam fand. Ich glaube jedoch, ich hätte es angegeben, was ich für das Frühstück wollte. Aber wissen Sie nicht, ob es zusätzliche Gebühren für das Frühstück geben würde. Das Hotel würde besser, wenn sie die Straße, die zum Hotel führt, verbessern und einen deutlicheren Zeichen entlang der Straße setzen, um die Besucher zu informieren, wo sie eingehen sollen.

Das Hotel ist für das Tuna Festival - perfekt gelegen, in der Nähe von mehreren Restaurants und eine 7/11 nur rund um die Ecke. Das Zimmer war schön und sauber, obwohl die Straße vorbei war ziemlich laut - sehr wenig Sound-Isolierung aus den einzelnen Glasfönstern. Ich musste Ohrschneider aufgrund von Außengeräusch verwenden. Frühstück ausreichend. Personal sehr hilfreich.Zu der Zeit der Bau fand auf einem Teil des Gebäudes statt, sehr laut am Tag, aber das hätte bis zur Zeit dieser Überprüfung abgeschlossen sein müssen - hoffentlich ! Alles in allem OK Aufenthalt & wahrscheinlich hier wieder bleiben.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Grand Summit Hotel in General Santos, Philippines, and it was an exceptional experience. Here are the highlights of my stay: Rooms: The rooms are spacious and modern, providing a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. The contemporary design and clean environment made my stay very enjoyable. Staff: The staff at the hotel are professional, courteous, and very helpful. Their politeness and willingness to assist made a significant difference in the overall experience. Location: The hotel's location is very convenient, situated beside a mall and within walking distance to various attractions. This made it easy to explore the city and access essential amenities. Facilities: The hotel offers excellent facilities, including a well-maintained pool and a fitness center. These amenities added to the overall comfort and enjoyment of my stay. Value for Money: The hotel provides great value for money. The quality of service and amenities exceeds expectations. Overall, I highly recommend the Grand Summit Hotel for anyone visiting General Santos. The combination of excellent service, convenient location, and comfortable accommodations makes it a top choice in the area.

I recently visited the Philippines for 3 weeks. I stayed at three hotels in General Santos (Avior, Green Leaf, and Microtel), and one hotel in Manila (Hilton near the airport). I am posting individual reviews in each hotel, but at the bottom is also a ranking of how each hotel did for each category, from best to worst. As you can see Hilton & Avior scored high and Microtel was bad. Summary: This was BY FAR the worst hotel of the 4. I wouldn't stay here again unless all the other nearby hotels and condos blew up simultaneously. Customer Service: The people were very friendly and accommodating. However, they lost one of my shirts (and a pair of socks) in the laundry and did nothing to take fault, reimburse me, or even apologize. Shower: The shower was flat out HORRIBLE. On the first day there was no hot water (which they tried to fix). The second day, the hot water was sporadic and literally switched from hot to cold every few seconds. The third day, there was limited pressure. And it continued like this the entire time I was there. Food: The breakfast tastes OK, but very limited choices. Basically pre-prepared egg (no live egg station), a single type of soup, a single type of rice (plain), one meat dish (which alternated), one other dish (which alternated), small quantities of fruit, bread, cereal. View: This is the ONE area where the Microtel was very good. They had a decent view out into their parking lot, which they have decorated/landscaped very nicely. Cleanliness: The floor and bathroom were clean. However, the beddings are old and stained. Also, there were tiny little bugs that were making their way into the room from the window-side! Beds: I got a room with two large beds. But as I said above, the beddings are old and stained. Also, the mattresses are not very comfortable. Air Conditioning: The AC unit worked fine and has a remote control. However, it blows directly over the beds which makes it uncomfortable to use while trying to sleep. Other hotels are not arranged like this... Pool: The Microtel has no pool. Gym: The Microtel has no gym. Value: The cost for a room here was close to what it cost at the Avior, and the quality is SO much worse here. AVOID this hotel unless you are getting an amazing deal! Anything past $30 (1,500P) per night is a waste of money for this place. Customer Service: - Hilton, Avior, Green Leaf, Microtel Shower: - Avior, Hilton, Green Leaf, Microtel Food: - Hilton, Green Leaf, Avior, Microtel View: - Hilton, Microtel, Green Leaf, Avior Cleanliness: - Avior, Hilton, Green Leaf, Microtel Beds: - Green Leaf, Hilton, Avior, Microtel Air Conditioning: - Hilton, Green Leaf, Avior, Microtel Pool: - Hilton, Green Leaf, (Avior & Microtel have no pool) Gym: - Hilton, Green Leaf, (Avior & Microtel have no gym) Value: - Avior, Green Leaf, Hilton, Microtel

The rooms are comfy enough, and the A/C, though box type, is not too noisy. Breakfast is OK, and airport pickups are cheaper than a taxi. But... P2800 for the cheapest room is daylight robbery, and you even have to pay P350 extra per night for a fridge. You don't get hand towels, only bath towels. There's no room safe. And both TV (Sky) and wifi (PLDT) are absolutely awful. The TV channels keep breaking up and are almost unwatchable, and the wifi is extremely slow and keeps dropping out completely for minutes at a time. If you stay at this hotel you will end up using your mobile data just to avoid being driven mad by connection dropouts. The in-house wifi won't even load Wikipedia. What is it about Gensan hotels that stops them providing usable wifi? The Royale Hotel wifi is terrible, the Greenleaf wifi is terrible, the Grand Summit wifi is terrible. The only (just about) usable wifi is at the Microtel (which has awful breakfasts and is also seriously overpriced). I come to Gensan several times a year, and now I just resign myself to using massive amounts of mobile data every time I come. Gensan hotels, you are holding your city back.

Stayed 4 nights on level 4. Only positives - halfway noise minimal due to us being near the carpeted area and the aircon was quiet as it was a split system. Negatives - Asked for the room to be cleaned once in 4 nights. 10 x 1 litre water bottles not thrown out plus wine bottle. Toilet paper not refreshed. Toiletries not replaced. Dirty cups and glasses not replaced. Breakfast - You get meal plans to choose from for breakfast. From memory 5 or 6 options. All bar one are Filipino foods eg Bangus (dried fish). Only western option is pancakes. Ask for it and get told no pancakes because of pandemic (April 2022) there's no flour to make them. Get the egg option and get handed bread. Main ingredient = flour. Next day get pancakes offered. Wow! Pandemic ended quickly. Picture has 3 pancakes but receive 2. Have to barter for 3rd pancake. I asked for the banana that comes with the pancakes as all I got was 2 lonely pancakes. Told there's a marketing issue (yeah marketing) and management didn't order bananas. The entire island is known for fruit and literally 20m away is a stall selling bananas. No bananas given for 4 days even though asked for every day. No syrup for pancakes and small amount of honey provided is crystallized so eating the pancakes is like crushing dry matter in your mouth and trying to swallow. This carried on for 4 days until checkout at 6am for our 7am bus ride. Tried calling every ten minutes at reception to place our breakfast order so we can get it at opening time of 6am so we aren't late. Every ten minutes called from 5am till 6am. Noone answered till 6am. Then told breakfast doesn't start till 6.30am. Told them we planned our day from what their menu says at the bottom ”breakfast only served between 6am and 10am”. We also tried organising at reception night before prior to 7pm and noone at reception. We then went downstairs and only asked for 2 coffees. Not even full breakfasts. Was told breakfast doesn't start till 6.30am. Couldn't even get our coffee to start the day. Lastly asked for taxi to get us to the bus terminal. We had 20 minutes to get there. Told it well be organised by reception. Wait 15 minutes and asked how long till they arrive. Then told they couldn't get a taxi. So we wasted 15 minutes. Now left with 5 minutes to spare my filipina fiance walks the main street searching for a taxi that doesn't exist. Meanwhile the 2 porters/ security/ cleaners point her way, talk in tagalog and laugh. A tricycle driver stalked her back to the hotel. She asks him how much and he proceeds to rip her off in front of the 2 employees. They never once insisted to the driver to reduce his prices or even offer to organise a tricycle for us. We took a few minutes to barter him down. So for what is meant to be one of the more expensive stays in the area, believe me you aren't getting what you pay for.