以利亚酒店 达斯马里尼亚斯市 卡维特 (Elijah Hotel Dasmarinas City Cavite)

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The entrance from the road (left side) may look like a drive thru but once getting into the lobby everything was very inviting.

Breakfast buffet was good, had different options per day, lots of bread, cereals, fruits, coffee, several viands and an omelette station plus a juice section as well. Staff in Kuna (restaurant) were friendly and accommodating. I had a foot spa at the second floor which was relaxing. I wasnt able to try their pool area but i saw it had a nice view. Overall, from the clean room, large lcd tv, bath and shower, friendly and accommodating staff, i would say i enjoyed my two night stay here. And oh, they have covered parking as well.

My stay at Elijah was the BEST experience ever! Beginning from the moment I walked into the hotel until the day I checked out 20 days later. The STAFF was excellent, professional, and went out of their way to make my stay comfortable. The hotel was so clean it looks like it recently opened. The room was fantastic and if you needed anything just pick up the phone and they were there in minutes! I would not hesitate to stay there again or recommend it to others. If you are looking for a first-class hotel and a great experience your choice is Elijah Hotel! Thank you, Jim Cunha

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