I choose this hotel due to the location, uptown part of Cebu. It was considerably safer part of town and very accessable to public commute either by jeepney or taxi. From Airport to Hotel is around 20minutes without the traffic ($9.70/one way by cab). Be aware of the begging children outside the hotel, they tend to be pushy when they... More

we stayed here just this nov. 2012 we stayed for 3 days...the room is okey and the buffet breakfast is good... my only complaint is when we asked them to clean our room when we came back my daughters stuff toy is lost.. its a big crocodile stufftoy.. we cpouldnt find it anywhere... to all the travellers just be careful... More

The foyer was quite grand, reception very helpful. There is a restaurant with very attentive staff, but I thought it was expensive. The room was tiny and I only stayed one day thankfully Ethernet Internet was OK not wireless in the room. There was wireless in the lobby.

The hotel"s location is very strategic. Very accessible to banks, fastfood restaurant, drugstores, and grocery stores/convenience store. Its just near Robinsons mall and one ride to Ayala Center. The staff including the waiter are very helpful. The hotel rate is very reasonable. What more can you ask for. Ive stayed in the hotel for the sixth time already.

OK - admittedly, when you pull up to the hotel it does come off a bit dodgy; however, in retrospect that has more to do with the neighborhood than the hotel itself. And to be perfectly honest, this was not our group's first choice, but instead a last minute decision However, I am absolutely glad we stayed at the Rajah... More

I will say this. When you first see the outside of the hotel. You will think OMG did I choose a dump. But on the contrary, you couldn't be more wrong. The staff is courteous and friendly. You will see masks all around the lobby there is a festival in Cebu once a year. The hotel has a strong sense... More

I have been coming in the Raja Park for a long time, ever since it was called Park place, which was before it was called The Garwood, while now it is called the Rajah Park. Always enjoyed my stay there: friendly people, but make sure you do not accept the first room you are given as there are differences between... More

Located on Fuente Osmena Circle in a grimy, gritty neighborhood. Expect to be accosted and assaulted by beggars and vendors as soon as you emerge from the front door. The hotel itself provdes adequate accomodations-almost. A loud karaoke band performs nightly in the lobby and the sound drifts upwards through the central atrium and will disturb your sleep.(We were on... More

I stayed here in 2010 only for 2 nights, but was there for about 2 months in 2009/2010. The rooms are average, carpets not always clean. A better choice is a room with a tile floor. Sleep does not always come easy as they have nightly entertainment on the first floor and the music and singing will be projected up... More