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Hotels Near Manila Airport (NAIA Terminals)

To answer questions from people looking for hotels near Manila Airport (officially Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA)) to stay at for those who who have to wait for connecting flights or just to be comfortable striking distance from NAIA.

Note that the word "near" is relative and needs to be defined first for it to be used in this post and will not answer questions on "how far is this hotel" from the airport kind of thing. Tutubi will just use approximate travel time, not absolute distance from the airport terminals as reference.

The nearest hotels to NAIA Terminal 3 are luxury Marriott Hotel, Maxim's Hotel and the soon-to-be-open Remington Hotel and Belmont condotel and the planned Hamilton Hotel inside the spanking Newport City opposite the terminal on Andrew's Avenue. It's also very near to the other airport terminals.
The nearest hotel to NAIA Terminal 2 used to be the Philippine Village Hotel but is closed indefinitely.

List of hotels in "nearness order" from the airport:

About 30 minutes or less from all NAIA Terminals (within five kilometers from the airport)

Wine Museum Hotel (Aurora Blvd (formerly Tramo St))
Nichols Airport Hotel (in front of Pearl Plaza Mall on Quirino Avenue)
RAF Mansion (Roxas Blvd)
Heritage Hotel at the corner of EDSA and Roxas Boulevard
Networld Hotel (Roxas Boulevard)
Traders Hotel Manila (Roxas Boulevard)
Radisson Hotel Manila Bay and Regent Manila Bay (under contruction) within SM Mall of Asia complex
Microtel Inns and Suites within SM Mall of Asia complex
Hotel Sofitel Philippine Plaza (CCP Complex, Pasay City)
Hotels and (seedy) Motels in Pasay at the corner of EDSA and F.B. Harrisson St. not recommended for tourists unless you're looking for some "action" and hassles
Kabayan Hotel Pasay on EDSA near Corner Taft Avenue, walking distance from MRT and LRT Stations (remarks: accessible by public transportation)

30 minutes to an hour from Manila Airport:

ayala avenue makati shangri-la hotelMakati Avenue corner Ayala Avenue at night with view of Makati Shangri-La Hotel and The Peninsula Manila, (picture taken through dirty glass window using Canon 300D in slow shutter)

Hotels in Makati e.g. Shangri-La Makati (Ayala corner Makati Avenue), The Peninsula Manila (Ayala corner Makati Avenue), Dusit Thani Hotel (EDSA near Ayala Center), Hotel Intercontinental (Ayala Avenue near corner EDSA), The Ascott (formerly Oakwood at the Glorietta Mall complex), Best Western Astor (Makati Avenue near Kalayaan), Great Eastern Hotel (Makati Avenue near Kalayaan), Fairmont Makati Hotel (under construction as of posting time), Renaissance Makati City Hotel, Sommerset Olympia Makati (Makati Avenue), Mandarin Oriental (Makati Avenue corner Paseo de Roxas), Makati Palace Hotel

Hotels in Fort Bonifacio (The Fort), Taguig City e.g. Shangri-la at The Fort and Grand Hyatt Hotel (both under construction)

Hotels in Mandaluyong City e.g. Go Hotel (EDSA beside Robinsons Pioneer), Richville Hotel (EDSA near Crossing/Shaw Blvd), New Horizon Hotel (EDSA corner Boni Avenue), EDSA Shangri-la Hotel (beside SM Megamall), Lancaster Hotel (Shaw Blvd), The Legend Villas (Pioneer St.) and Nice Hotel EDSA Crossing.

Hotels in Pasig City Ortigas Center e.g. Discovery Suites, Linden Suites Hotel, Richmonde Plaza Hotel (San Miguel Avenue), Astoria Plaza (Jose Maria Escriva Drive)

The Flower Group Motels in Pasig City on Shaw Boulevard and Kapitolyo area (again, not recommended for usual tourists and family vacations)

Hotels in Manila (Malate and Ermita districts) (can be reached in less than an hour but unpredictable) e.g. Century Park Hotel (P. Ocampo near Harrison Plaza and SM), Hyatt Hotel and Casino Manila (Pedro Gil Corner MH Del Pilar), Waterfront Manila Pavilion Hotel (UN Avenue), Bayview Park Hotel (across US Embassy on Roxas Boulevard), G Hotel (boutique hotel on Roxas Boulevard), Midland Plaza Hotel, Manila Diamond Hotel (with Free Internet Access in all rooms, Roxas Boulevard), Palm Plaza Hotel (Pedro Gil corner M Adriatico St), Pan Pacific Manila (M. Adriatico corner Gen. Malvar Streets , Malate), Manila Hotel (Roxas Boulevard), Hotel Intramuros de Manila (Cabildo corner Urdaneta, Intramuros)

An hour or two from Manila Airport:

Hotels in Quezon City (it's a big city north of the airport so be forewarned) e.g. Eurotel Araneta Center, Sulo Hotel, Great Eastern Hotel (Quezon Avenue), Hotel Rembrandt (Tomas Morato), Imperial Palace Suites Hotel (Timog corner Tomas Morato)

Notes:
List mostly on five star, four star or three star hotel accommodations.
No information on the cheapest rates available.
Please visit official websites for inquiries and reservations.
Travel time is based on taxi travel from the airport and will be much less on lean times i.e. late night, dawn and early mornings.
A typical dawn trip of Tutubi from Quezon City to the airport takes about an hour via EDSA and costs PhP200 on the taxi meter fare.
Metered taxi fare from the airport to Makati CBD is just around PhP100.00 (a little over $2)

This site does not offer online booking, it's just a rough guide to hotels near Manila airport for your reference so as not to be misled by other websites on the distance of your chosen hotel from your airport disregarding practical travel times and normal traffic situations.

Related Posts
Manila Airport Guide
How to get to NAIA Terminal 3
Airport Terminal Fees
Overnight Parking at NAIA Terminal 2

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posted by backpacking philippines @ 9:32 PM,

13 Comments:

At Apr 20, 2009 7:25:00 PM, Anonymous bw said...

as usual, a very informative post :)

 
At May 13, 2009 3:14:00 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I thought this site is about backpacking ? What about economic places to stay like Malate Penisone, maybe Tropicana etc ? Don't think Shangri La Makati is a place for backpackers.

 
At May 13, 2009 8:12:00 PM, Blogger backpacking philippines said...

anonymous, yeah for backpacking but I sometimes digress ;P besides the post says hotels near the airport, not cheap backpacker accommodations nor pension houses near the airport so why complain? Pension houses are not hotels :P

 
At Apr 17, 2010 1:09:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

does camp crame really has a dorm for rent?what would be the estimated travel time if we travel at around 4am?

 
At Apr 19, 2010 12:18:00 PM, Blogger backpacking philippines said...

anonymous, i don't know about camp crame, sorry. from the airport to cubao at 4am? it's around 20 minutes :P

 
At Apr 22, 2010 12:13:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

hi, have a houses and apartments for sale or lease, where the very popular video scandal of a certain media personality was recorded. utilities and association dues will be covered, free wifi internet and bottomless beer available on request. thanks!

 
At Aug 8, 2010 6:19:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

please help me on how to apply in maxim hotel for a job lyk waiter bartender near at the naia airport minala.

 
At Sep 3, 2010 11:28:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

i am coming to manila this sunday becoz my husband arrived monday and were looking for a cheap pension house where we can stay for 2 days as we going home to dipolog city also not been far from naia terminal 2.may i know tomorrow the answer,thank you .GOD BLESS

 
At Jan 9, 2011 8:39:00 AM, Anonymous AsiaBill said...

private rooms with 8 rates from P300 to P950(U$6+ to U$22 )and U$4 bedspaces only 2.6 km from NAIA 1 Domestic & Centennial2 and 4km from NAIA3 more less a 30 minute walk away. 24 hour check-in and airport service http://www.townhousehotelmanila.com Open since January 1986.

 
At Mar 17, 2011 4:50:00 PM, Anonymous nusy said...

thank you! this is very useful :)

 
At May 8, 2011 3:13:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

hi tutubi, this may come off as advertisement but also a good tip for those who need an affordable but clean transient place. it's in Bacoor but my friend(owner) says just 30 mins to makati or airport because of a new expressway. www.dragonflytransienthouse.com. Owner is Joan Crisanto. Thanks! :)

 
At Apr 5, 2012 7:34:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Good day! Our flight will be on sunday. I want to know if there is a parking area at terminal 1 and if there is how much will i pay for 7 days?
i'm also looking for a hostel or an inn near terminal 1 to spend a night before my travel... please suggest if there is. Many thanks.

 
At Apr 5, 2012 8:11:00 PM, Blogger backpacking philippines said...

anonymous, overnight parking at the airport is PhP50.00/night thus PhP350.00 for your 6 nights...have yet to update my posts on hotels near manila airport...soon

 

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