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Accommodations in Ozamiz City: Hotels, Pension Houses, Inns, Lodges

Looking for a place to stay in Ozamiz City? Since there were not much information posted online, Tutubi was able to gather this list given by a local whom he contacted to help him find a nice hotel in the city in Misamis Occidental. The addresses and actual locations of the places are easy to find due to the concentration of the hotels at or near the city center, walking distance from each other or a short tricycle ride away.

Ozamis City Hotels:


Asian Hotel
Capistrano corner Parojinog Sts
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.1424

Hilbon Hotel
Don Anselmo Bernad Ave
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.0351

Plaza Beatriz Hotel
Port Road
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.1394

Palace Hotel
Rizal Ave. corner Juan Luna St.
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.0573

Park Hotel
Valconcha St.
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.0573

Royal Garden Hotel
Burgos St.
Official Website: http://www.royalgardenotel.com
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.0008; +63.88.521-2888; +63.88.521-2889
Remarks: Tutubi stayed here during his visit to Ozamis City, Sept.11, 2008. Rooms were large but there's a limited time
to take a hot shower at 6am-8am and 6pm to 8pm. It's near Shopper's Plaza shopping mall.

lobby of Royal Garden Hotel (distortion apparent in tutubi's lens at wide angle)

Ozamis City Pension Houses:

67th Boulevard Pension House
Cebedo St. (In front of Banco de Oro)

Badong Pension House
Abanil
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.1631

Soriano Pension House
Mabini Ext.
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.1114

Ozamiz City Tourist Inns and Lodges:


Minerva Tourist Inn
Washington St
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.0065

Holiday Tourist Inn
Cebedo corner Blumentritt St.
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.0073

Sky Lodge
Rizal Avenue
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.0425

Naomi's Tourist Inn (Naomi’s Lodging House)
Bañadero Highway
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.0024

Country Lodge
Ledesma Extension
Telephone Number: +63.88.521.0472

Please call the indicated telephone numbers for other inquiries, reservations and room rates. Reviews and photos as well as feeback will be posted when available.
Note: a map of Ozamiz City is hard to find online. Even wikimapia doesn't have high-resolution pictures of the place.

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posted by backpacking philippines @ 8:52 PM,

3 Comments:

At 11:38 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

hi tutubi, royal garden hotel now has a 24 hour hot shower available in all it's rooms.

 
At 6:02 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Tutubi,
I'm planning to visit Ozamiz in Dec 09, but am not able to find any rental cars. Do you know of any car rental places in Ozamiz city? If yes, what are rates?
If no rental cars, are there taxi service?

Thanks!
From USA

 
At 8:31 PM, Blogger backpacking philippines said...

anonymous from USA, there are no taxis in Ozamiz City, only tricycles i.e. motorcycles with sidecars. lots of them from the airport. you may be able to find car rentals at Ozamiz Airport though but i didn't ask around when i went there since my friends arrived early to fetch me

 

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