Hotel berhampiran Manzante Farmhouse, Ilocos Sur

One of 3 hotels in Vigan that was recommended by family members, this was the only one that had availability. So we hoped/prayed it would be decent. Upon arrival, we were disappointed with its distance in proximity to the town center. Its grounds and curb appeal did not resemble its online appearance. We received a warm and friendly greeting and had much needed help with our bags as there were no elevators. Our standard double was very small; we moved to another room because the a/c was not very good. Our 2nd room a/c was very good, but had a musty smell. There are no in-room safes, refrigerator or ice machines. They prolly need to do a room inspection before releasing room because I had to call down for TP & towels. You should upgrade to include wash cloths, bedside lamps that works, a better wall mirror and bathroom fixtures that are not rusty. My kid's first standard twin room was unacceptable because it was dirty and had no toilet seat. They were moved to a standard triple, but I requested another move because we needed stronger WiFi for remote work. Their third room, the following day, was much better. There is a restaurant on site that is limited in menu options and availability. We appreciated the filtered water cooler availability. Overall, the staff was patient, kind and very accommodating. They did try very hard to make sure we were comfortable and addressed our concerns. Shout out to Rush, who is awesome and the reason I increased my review from 1 to 3 stars It is because of Rush and the staff that I do recommend Hotel Metro Vigan to anyone who can overlook my concerns that I mentioned and doesn't require a safe, and/or additional hotel amenities.

This is the first and only museum hotel in the Philippines and it was just an amazing experience. The staff are were welcoming, the location is perfect, right around the corner from Calle Crisologo. There is a swimming pool in the centre of the hotel, but unfortunately we had bad weather during our stay and couldn’t enjoy it. The room is spacious and comfortable, and breakfast is served in “a la carte” style, instead of a buffet. Everything was just very enjoyable and Vigan is a must for visitors in the Philippines!

We had been upgraded to their their main hotel, the main hotel (street) is just adjacent to calle crisologo, the hotel is a must-stay if you're in Vigan, the hotel room (Queen) is big, the overall cleanliness is great, the hotel staffs are soo accommodating, the amenities were awesome, IG worthy, if you're into arts and painting, you're in the right place, masterpieces from Manansala, Juan Luna, Imao and others 👌👌👌

Nice well maintained hotel in the middle of town 5v min walk from Calle Crisologo. Rooms are small but nice and modern. The shower is great. Powerful and warm. Bathroom all works. Mineral water available on every floor. Hotel is offering set Filipino breakfast and is tasty according to my asawa. Parking along the street but safe. Nothing more particular facilities worth mentioning.

You have to be alert to spot the location of this hotel. Aside from a big sign with its name all you can see is an old house. You have to enter a gate at the back of the old house where you will find this hotel. The 24 hour reception desk is located at the foot of the steps leading to the rooms. Its more like an apartment complex with studio apartments The rooms are pretty basic and worth what we paid for which was below Php 2k.If you just want an inexpensive place to lie your head down after visiting Vigan this place might suit you.DONT EXPECT TOO MUCH!

So accommodating si mommy. We arrived at 1am yet Sobrang maasikso. 🥰❤️ Will surely be back so soon 👏👏👏

Sarapan pagi yang baik.

Ellen is such wonderful company to sit with in her kitchen and to chat over a cuppa. She will no doubt offer you a banana from the bunch hanging outside in the sunny courtyard too. Her homestay is clean, quaint and comfortable. The shower is hot. There are a shower, toilet and a combined shower/ toilet so never a problem waiting when the house is full of guests. Ellen arranged for her neighbour Rose to be my tour guide at ”mate's rates” meaning l paid the group of 10 price though I was the only one. There's no Wi-Fi at the house but the internet signal is strong if you use SIM data. There is s power outlet by the bed in your room - I am only mentioning that after having stayed in another town where there was not. The blanket was soft and fresh and kept you warm during the chilly March night (you must realise that Sagada is at the same altitude as Kathmandu). Highly recommended.