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Visitors praise the Miramar Hotel's delicious restaurant food and its prime location, close to attractions. However, some guests found the hotel to have strict rules and uncomfortable beds, with one mentioning noise from traffic due to missing window frames.

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United Nations Avenue, Roxas Blvd, Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila, Philippines
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Phone
0998 794 1535
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Website
www.miramarhotel.ph

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About this place Miramar Hotel

Miramar Hotel is a restored Art Deco building from the 1930s on United Nations Avenue in Ermita, a few blocks from Roxas Boulevard and Manila Bay. It is a gay-friendly mainstream hotel, not a gay venue. The facade and lobby are the main appeal; rooms are mid-range and reviews are mixed, averaging 3.9 from about 210 ratings. Rizal Park and Intramuros are within walking or short taxi distance, and Malate, historically the centre of Manila's gay nightlife, is next door. Most of the city's current gay bars have moved to Quezon City and Makati, so allow for traffic when heading out.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) Card payments accepted Reservation required WiFi Year-round Gay-popular Gay-friendly (straight venue) Air conditioning

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3.9
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214 reviews

Based on 214 Google reviews.

Martin Dino Zaldarriaga
Martin Dino Zaldarriaga Jun 2026
★★★★★
Samuel
Samuel Jun 2026
★★★★★

I just ate at the restaurant and it was fabulously delicious. Thank you to the kitchen table.

Кирилл Бродский
Кирилл Бродский May 2026
★★★★★

stupid rules, not allowed anything, u’ll be fined for everything not recommended

Russell Austin
Russell Austin May 2026
★★★★★

A hotel from the 1940s, that has today's necessities. The hotel is clean and well maintained for its age. Staff is friendly and the doorman always gets the door. However, our bed is hard as a brick and the AC cools the room but doesn't make it cold. But it was 99 degrees most of our stay. It is best location out of all the hotel's. Everything is a 3 to 10 min walk. You walk out the door and within 100 feet is a Burger King, Starbucks is a block over, and tons of local restaurants along with the US Embassy all within a 8 minute walk.

Moncamin Bañaga
Moncamin Bañaga May 2026
★★★★★
Shawi
Shawi May 2026
★★★★★
Dion Argüelles
Dion Argüelles May 2026
★★★★★

Was honestly not expecting much and thought it would be just another old, run-down, creepy hotel—but I was so wrong. The hotel’s main asset is the building itself: a 1930s Manila Art Deco landmark. It claims to have the longest continuously operating elevator in the Philippines. The public spaces are modest but well maintained. Location – It’s right across from where I needed to be early in the morning, so it served its purpose perfectly. There are plenty of dining options nearby, including a Burger King next door and a 7-11 just around the corner. Since it’s along a very busy road, it can get quite noisy. Room – It looked a bit tired, and it seemed like the last renovation was done in the late ’90s or early 2000s. Still, everything worked well, and for a one-night stay, it was more than good enough. They could definitely replace the AC unit. Staff – Helpful and polite, always smiling and ready to assist. Most of the guests were there for visa interviews at the U.S. Embassy, and the staff were wishing everyone good luck, which was a nice touch. Price – $20 USD a night for a basic room—totally worth it.

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Last updated on 9 November 2026

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