Makati Hotels with Gym

I'M Hotel is located right in.rhe.middle of Makati, with easy access to shops restaurants and shopping mall. The service here has improved significantly since my last stay, and service was very professional and friendly The rooms oh well appointed with a safe, a hair dryer, cupboards, a desk a large LCD TV with a reasonable selection of English speaking channels. The bathroom is a reasonable size and the shower has both a shower rose and a hand held wand. The views from the rooms on the higher floors give a good view across Manila. The swimming pool located on the second level offers a large pool with plenty of Sun lounges looking at across the street and at the neighboring buildings. I'm hotel is it comfortable five star hotel with comfortable beds and I would have no problem recommending it.

The Hotel is a gem in the heart of Manila City. Whether you’re here for the rooftop bar’s stunning views, Restaurant’s delicious food, or the hotel’s impeccable service, you won’t be disappointed. It’s perfect for both leisure and business travelers, and the location makes it easy to explore the city’s top attractions. **Rating**: 4/5 **Room for Improvement**: The Wi-Fi speed could be a bit faster, but it wasn’t a major issue. If you’re planning a trip to Manila City, I highly recommend staying here. It’s a fantastic value for the quality and experience. Pleasant travels!

Rooms clean and modern. Good for business traveller. Washing machines in hotel are useful for longer stays. Staff friendly and helpful, and location is ok but being in Makati, impossible to get taxi or cars- always booked and wait times minimum 20- 30min so allow lots of time for taxi travel.

First stay: Check-in was efficient and hassle-free. Room 904 features a small kitchenette by the entrance, complete with a fridge, kettle, microwave and basic tea/coffee-making facilities. However, the cutlery and crockery provided were only enough for two people, despite there being a dining table that seats four. The corridors were lined with dull, brown carpets and had a faint concrete smell. The room’s interior was minimalist to the point of feeling soulless—clean and functional but lacking any wall art or personality in the rooms. The room includes a safe and a wardrobe for hanging clothes. We stayed in a twin room with a dining table that could seat four. The bathroom was reasonably spacious, but the bathtub was unusually high, making it potentially hazardous, especially for older guests. Exiting the bath felt particularly risky due to the slippery floor—something to be cautious of, especially as the shower had limited splash protection, resulting in water flooding the bathroom floor. One of the biggest downsides was the noise. The fridge emitted a loud hum, which disturbed sleep to the point that I had to unplug it. Additionally, the elevator made an audible ping each time it arrived, which was quite disruptive. On the upside, traffic and street noise were minimal, especially for a 9th-floor room. The coffee and tea facilities were underwhelming. The coffee quality was poor, the sweeteners and powdered milk separated unpleasantly, and overall, it wasn’t enjoyable. There was also a microwave, and a menu was provided for room service from the ground floor restaurant, with a 10% service charge. The menu included breakfast options, full meals, and kids’ meals with juice and coffee. Wi-Fi initially struggled with loading apps, but after returning to the room later in the day, the internet seemed to perform much better for messaging and app use. Amenities: The gym and pool are located on the top floor, offering fantastic views of Makati. The gym is well-equipped with free weights, cardio machines, and strength machines. However, the air conditioning isn’t always on—so it can be uncomfortably hot unless someone has used it recently. The pool is small and open-air, which means it can get very warm during the day. It’s what you get for the price! Definately not at a European level 4 star! Second Stay: Stayed in room 1602 on the 16th floor. The corridor smelled strongly of damp and mould, and there was a humidifier placed outside to try and manage it. As soon as you stepped inside the room, the smell of damp and sewage from the toilet pipes was noticeable. The room design was odd—a sliding door that either blocked off the kitchen or the pantry depending on its position. This time, it was a double bed setup, and the view of the outside buildings was slightly better than during the first stay. However, sound insulation was poor. The cleaner vacuuming the corridor could be clearly heard inside the room, which would be very disruptive for anyone arriving after a long-haul or overnight flight needing rest.

We had an amazing experience at New World Makati Hotel. The staff were incredibly accommodating and welcoming from the moment we arrived. We were pleasantly surprised with a complimentary room upgrade, which made our stay even more special. The location is perfect—right in the heart of Makati—and the facilities were clean, modern, and well-maintained. The breakfast buffet was excellent, with a wide variety of delicious options. Highly recommended for anyone looking for comfort, convenience, and outstanding service.

Very spacious two bedroom suites. Top notch high end complete appliances for your staycation. Good service. Breakfast has many choices but taste average only. Staff are attentive and hospitable. The only cons unit has a little weird smell. Specially the master bedroom it bothers my sleep when I was awaken in the middle of the night. The rest is perfect I’ll give 8.5 stars because of the unpleasant smell. Otherwise I’ll definitely give 10 stars.

Location and what’s inside the room: Among all the hotels I've stayed at in Makati, Seda stands out as a solid choice with a great surrounding area. It's safe to walk around even at night, with numerous dining options just 50 meters from the entrance. The hotel is nice, and with the lobby on the 19th floor, you can enjoy unobstructed views from your room. Our room was on the 30th floor, offering a fantastic view. The toiletries are of good quality, unlike the cheaper options found in other hotels, and they also provide bathrobes and high-quality slippers. This hotel is more of a residence-style accommodation, ideal for longer stays, as it includes a full set of kitchen appliances (toaster, microwave, induction cooker, kettle, rice cooker, and a fully stocked fridge), along with an iron and hairdryer. They also offer a self-service laundry facility in a designated area. Breakfast: Breakfast is available depending on your booking, and if not included, it costs 899 per adult and 450 for kids. The food selection is decent, but the best parts are the fruit & yogurt section and the bread selection. The rest of the offerings are fairly standard. The breakfast area is located on the 35th floor, so you can enjoy a stunning view of the surrounding skyscrapers while dining outdoors. Facilities/Amenities: There’s a game room, gym, playroom, and an outdoor pool with a great view. However, the pool feels a bit lackluster and doesn’t have a lifeguard on duty, making it less ideal for children. My kid typically loves pools, but he found this one boring. It could definitely be improved to make it more inviting and enjoyable. Parking: FREE parking on first come first serve basis. Price: As of April 2025, Seda Residences Makati offers the following room rates: Studio Deluxe (31 sqm): ₱9,055 net per night. Seda Hotels Studio Premier (43 sqm): ₱9,643 net per night. Seda Hotels One-Bedroom Deluxe (50 sqm): ₱10,819 net per night. Seda Hotels One-Bedroom Premier (55-57 sqm): ₱11,642 net per night. Seda Hotels Two-Bedroom Deluxe (93 sqm): ₱14,700 net per night. Seda Hotels Two-Bedroom Premier (108 sqm): ₱16,000 net per night. Three-Bedroom Premier (150 sqm): ₱18,000 net per night. But you get to enjoy some discounts from other platforms like Trip.com depending on your Tier. Overall, the hotel offers good value for the price.

Had an amazing stay at Makati Diamond Residences. Breakfast was a standout—delicious and varied every morning. Every staff member I met was polite, attentive, and eager to help. The location couldn’t be better; I could walk to shops, restaurants, and transit in minutes. Rooms and common areas were spotless, making the whole experience feel first‑class. Highly recommended!

The service and facilities were good, and the staff were exceptionally kind and helpful throughout my stay. While the hotel shows its age a bit, it was still comfortable. However, the food I ordered through room service, particularly the kare-kare, didn’t quite meet my expectations—the sauce tasted a bit off.

Somerset Central Salcedo Makati is a modern apartment hotel. The rooms are a reasonable size with a fridge, tea & coffee making facilities, a microwave, hotplates and a sink, a combination washing machine/ dryer, a sofa and a desk, and a large LCD TV. The beds area comfortable and the bathroom has a shower with a rainfall shower head and a hand held rose. The water pressure is reasonably good. There is a swimming pool and gym and an onsite restaurant. The location is ok with a 7-Eleven across the street, and its about 600 metres walk to a small supermarket or a few fast food outlets. The management put on a New Years celebration in.the lobby with some free food and drinks which was a very nice touch. I would have no problem recommending Somerset Central Salcedo Makati to anyone and I would happily stay here again.