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Ortigas Center business district of Manila

Marco Polo Ortigas Manila
Modern luxury hotel in business district of Manila

Daily from $98

Wynwood Hotel Manila
Highrise hotel in Ortigas Center area of Manila

Daily from $82



Welcome to Manila!

Mabuhay! Let us help you find a budget or luxury hotel in Manila, the lively capital of the Philippines. Come enjoy its tropical climate, colonial heritage, diverse neighborhoods ... and meet its good-natured residents!

The Makati district sits in the center of Manila with boutique and luxury hotels, perfect for first-time visitors. Here you'll find shopping, restaurants and offices. Just north along Manila Bay is Ermita, the historic area with government buildings, top schools, cafes and entertainment — plus economical hotels.

Surrounding this core to the northeast is the Ortigas Business District, a thriving modern area with shopping malls, office and condo towers, recreation, as well as nightlife. Quezon City is a prosperous modern city of finance, entertainment, parks and 3 million people several miles further north.

On the south side of metro Manila lies Pasay City, near Ninoy Aquino International Airport. We look forward to helping you choose an ideal hotel in Manila.

Luxury hotel in Makati district

Dusit Thani Manila
Luxury hotel 6-minute walk to Ayala MRT

Daily from $119

Popular Manila Neighborhood

Makati (in Manila)
Financial hub, skyscrapers, shops, cafes, museums, many hotels. Filipinas Heritage Library, Greenbelt Park, and Nuestra Señora de Gracia Church (built by Augustinians)

Quezon City

Quezon City
urban area with finance, parks, entertainment

Insider Travel Tips

  • Ortigas Center is a bustling business district in Manila, second only to Makati. Multinational firms and banks have spawned an oasis of condos, parks, cafes, and bars.
  • Visit the "SM Mall of Asia" on Manila Bay, one of Asia's largest shopping centers, attracting 180,000 people a day.
  • Venture back in time to historic Intramuros near the waterfront of Manila, as horse-drawn carriages pass by. Spanish-era landmarks include Fort Santiago, Manila Cathedral, and the Casa Manila museum.