ELIJAH HOTEL

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Overall a great experience, the area surrounding the hotel is the greatest, but inside the hotel there is nothing to complain about, clean, great staff, nice pool

We stayed twice while we were there from 11/15-11/26 and 12/1-12/5. The rooms were nice, neat & clean and the staff was wonderful. The wait staff always remembered our favorites at breakfast and it was very much appreciated. We will be definitely staying there again.

Staff are friendly and happy to assist/help.

typical filipino food rice with oily meats and eggs salthered in canola oil

its so welcoming and the hotel itself is new and the staff is so friendly

When we entered our room around 2:15PM, approximately an hour later, someone attempted to open the door. I was exhausted from my travels and the rainy weather at the time; I personally opened the door. The hotel attendant in her mid 40, explained that she was just checking to see if the room was already occupied. I find this situation inconvenient and disruptive. Is it a standard procedure to hotel staff to conduct such checks in this manner?

Everything wonderful

This place was a hidden gem! Poolside bar was not completed yet however made up for it with there in house restaurant. Service was great and the staff were the most impressive hospitality! Would def recommend this place.

Easy to find Well.located

It’s a non suspecting hotel/residential complex. The hotel itself is beautiful. The people were lovely but the service is slow…. Very slow! We had issues with WIFI in our room and it took several calls for it to be looked at. It was never really fixed and we constantly had to reset the router. The rooms are beautiful despite being small. What I felt was the let down was the breakfast menu. It was sad… really sad. You’d go downstairs expecting to be greeted with a beautiful buffet breakfast but it’s the complete opposite. There wasn’t even sliced bread or a proper toaster. We resorted to bringing our own loaf of bread. Stil a hidden gem, we’d stay there again to visit family.