I decided to stay in this hotel for the following reasons: 1) This hotel is not too far from the University of Santo Tomas, where I took my exams 2) Not too expensive. I got a Premier Room -No Window (with Breakfast-buffet) for only 1,700+ (Agoda promo [regular rate is 2,200]). 3) Near to Divisoria where you can shop for... More

was here wif ma bf in May 2012...LUV de breakfast..as widely spread..will cater ur needs esp how u wud like ur eggs to b done..staff were friendly n alwx thr to help out wen in need..oni a lil disappointed dat ma fav pair of blue spaghetti strap top wif yellow shorts..folded nicely in a ziplock bag..wen missin..oni to find out... More

Part of our Manila trip was to buy supplies from Divisoria and meet clients at SM Megamall so we had to look for a hotel that is accessible to both location. Near LRT station which saved us time travel to SM Megamall and back (LRT-MRT). Room was a bit small for a family of three but still ok. The room... More

Dropped in to Grand Opera and grabbed a room. Needed a rest from busy schedule and was feeling feverish. Rooms were a fair deal and clean. Coffee pot hot plate but hot water wasn't working well. Maintenance was at our door about 30 seconds after we called and fixed whatever needed fixing. Large windows in the room let me watch... More

This is a 3-star hotel and, contrary to its claim of having 5-star services, guests must not let their expectations go over the top. I checked-in at this hotel for a brief staycation, and the choice of hotel was mainly from curiosity as well as the rates. OBSERVATIONS: - accessible from the train (LRT Yellow Line), although this causes some... More

Boasting of Manila's Grand Opera History, you'd find the corridors of every floor of Manila Grand Opera Hotel adorned with photographs of posters of films or shows (a few vaudeville) of veteran actors and actresses in those era or should I say in those Old Manila days. The rooms vary and can be cramped and can be a bit roomy... More

We were lucky to be given a free accomodation by PICO Travel and Tours at this hotel. the breakfast was okay, the pool looks inviting, but, the standard room does not have windows it is dark even at day and there is no bible. I dont like the smell of the cr, they is something not good it that smell... More

Well after reading other reviews...yes guess what your in the Philippines...yes its a 3rd world country & yes there's poor area!! well despite people pointing out the obvious of stating that this hotel is in a bad area, the hotel itself is SUPERB, great value for money! The staff are just incredibly helpful,friendly & welcoming. The security in the hotel... More

The hotel's website boasts of "five-star amenities for a three-star price", but I have to disagree. With Manila Grand Opera Hotel, you get what you pay for. It's a decent three-star hotel located in downtown Manila. Very accessible via LRT, which is a huge plus. Cafe, restaurant, and casino in the ground floor. Surrounding area resembled an alleyway in Chinatown... More