The location worked well, with breakfast spots, dinner options, convenience stores and a gas station all within easy reach, and the room had air‑conditioning that kept it comfortably cool. The parking was a nightmare: the street in front of the hotel is a one‑way, often blocked by a jeepney, so I couldn’t even see the underground entrance on my first day; a friend had to tell me that the metal‑grated gate beside it was the entry. Every parking space was angled, forcing a reverse maneuver each time I turned in, and once inside the lot was cramped – I wasn’t sure any car could actually fit. With only about ten spots total and roughly 27 rooms on floors 3‑5, I got lucky the first night (only my car), but the second night I had three cars and still managed to park. Getting a space felt pure luck, which is why I docked two points and wouldn’t return, especially during busy periods when you might be told to park outside or sent to a paid lot.
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