Rizal Park Hotel
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Informações importantes
Check-in a partir das: | 14:00 |
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Check-out antes das: | 12:00 |
Animais de estimação | Animais de estimação não permitidos |
Comodidades
Wi-Fi
Parque de estacionamento
Ar condicionado
Transfer de aeroporto
Centro de fitness
Spa
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Rizal Park Hotel
O hotel dispõe de 107 quartos lindamente decorados com um design exclusivo da era colonial, que transporta os hóspedes para uma viagem nostálgica em puro conforto, luxo e bem-estar.
Avaliações de 
Viajante anónimo
Comentário: 29/07/2026
Hospedou-se em: 07/2026
The staff is very helpful. The swimming pool very pleasant. Clean bedroom. Excellent breakfast
Viajante a solo
Comentário: 18/06/2026
Hospedou-se em: 06/2026
Beautiful historic hotel property with PWD accessibility issues
I booked a three night stay at the Rizal Park Hotel; after I had contacted the hotel about handicap accessibility, identifying myself as a 70 year old PWD (person with disability) that uses a cane. I specifically asked if I would encounter stairs and if yes; do the stairs have a handrail and is there a handicap ramp that bypasses the stairs.
I initially contacted Rizal Park Hotel on 29 March and got an email reply on 31 March; “The hotel is generally accessible. We have ramps available for entry points.” This was for my arrival in Manila; I selected a different historical Manila hotel for my four night arrival stay.
For my trip departure I contacted Rizal Park Hotel on 27 May and got an email reply on 28 May; “Hotel is a four-storey building equipped with working elevators that provide access to the guest room floors. We also have stairs with handrails available within the property. For accessibility, ramps are available in selected areas of the hotel.”
On 28 May I responded via email, “Thank you very much for your detailed accessibility information; your guidance gave me the confidence to make a three night booking.”
On 11 June at 3:30 pm I arrived at Rizal Park Hotel lobby entrance; there were stairs without a handrail and No handicap ramp. The guard said to drive to the parking lot back side of the building, where there are stairs with a handrail and a ramp with a handrail. This phase 2 entrance is open 24 hours per day; there are seats to sit inside and 2 elevators to the amenities (swimming pool, gym and guest rooms). To reach the check in lobby you proceed through a tiled corridor, then up an inclined corridor that is without handrails and is both tiled & carpeted, then a carpeted corridor that reaches the check in lobby. Clearly the phase 2 entrance is Not the hotel check in arrival entrance ... when the front entrance guard directed me to the parking lot back side of the building entrance; he did not use his radio to advise the hotel front desk or security that I was arriving at the phase 2 entrance. I was fortunate that some hotel employees that had been moving laundry bins, offered to assist me with my suitcases.
I thought I had prepared for my first visit by reaching out to the hotel to confirm accessibility; clearly the accessibility information was misleading. The safety of hotel Persons with Disability should be taken seriously with complete fact based details. Batas Pambansa Bilang 344 (BP 344) Accessibility Law of the Philippines provides clear guidance.
Rizal Park Hotel is a beautiful historic building that offers a unique stay; during my stay there was one working elevator (2 additional ones were blocked off) in the original building providing access to the guest rooms. The hallway carpets had wear and sections patched; the 3rd floor had wet floor signs in the hallway by water that had dripped. My Jr Suite room #338 was in excellent condition; with a very comfortable bed, walk-in shower, refrigerator and view of Manila Bay.
I enjoyed the breakfast buffet served in Rizal Cafe both mornings at 6:30 am; there was a good variety of food choices, plus omelets made to order. Both mornings Charlie, dining room staff, was kind enough to assist me in plating my food selections … with a cane in one hand and the plate in the other hand his help was greatly appreciated! What I thought was odd was the breakfast buffet had zero juices; water and coffee were offered, plus an iced tea beverage.
In my opinion; Rizal Park Hotel’s greatest asset is clearly their team of employees, friendly & smiling, with some Superstars that were outgoing employees that anticipated your request. Both Jeremiah from the front desk and Charlie from Rizal Cafe were Customer Service Excellence in Action!
After breakfast on my 2nd day I decided to cancel my plans for the day and simply rest my right knee. At 5:45 pm I talked via phone to Jeremiah at the front desk; I asked him to cancel my 6 pm hotel Rizal Cafe reservation as I wanted to stay off my right knee, I would just order room service. I called room service and there was no answer. I called back to the front desk and Jeremiah said he would have room service call me; after waiting over 35 minutes for room service to call, I gave up and went downstairs to the front desk. I talked to Jeremiah telling him room service never called me back. I told Jeremiah that I tried to make the three night stay work despite the accessibility issues and now the room service failure, but I was checking out 1 night early.
If you are a Senior Citizen or PWD traveling by yourself; there are better safer accessible hotels to select from.
Now that the Rizal Park Hotel Management is aware their accessibility information is not completely accurate and specific; hopefully Hotel leadership will address this critical guest safety issue. If the hotel General Manager developed a detailed “Rizal Park Hotel Accessibility Fact Sheet” to send out when they received an inquiry, it would greatly assist potential PWD guests understand potential accessibility barriers.
I initially contacted Rizal Park Hotel on 29 March and got an email reply on 31 March; “The hotel is generally accessible. We have ramps available for entry points.” This was for my arrival in Manila; I selected a different historical Manila hotel for my four night arrival stay.
For my trip departure I contacted Rizal Park Hotel on 27 May and got an email reply on 28 May; “Hotel is a four-storey building equipped with working elevators that provide access to the guest room floors. We also have stairs with handrails available within the property. For accessibility, ramps are available in selected areas of the hotel.”
On 28 May I responded via email, “Thank you very much for your detailed accessibility information; your guidance gave me the confidence to make a three night booking.”
On 11 June at 3:30 pm I arrived at Rizal Park Hotel lobby entrance; there were stairs without a handrail and No handicap ramp. The guard said to drive to the parking lot back side of the building, where there are stairs with a handrail and a ramp with a handrail. This phase 2 entrance is open 24 hours per day; there are seats to sit inside and 2 elevators to the amenities (swimming pool, gym and guest rooms). To reach the check in lobby you proceed through a tiled corridor, then up an inclined corridor that is without handrails and is both tiled & carpeted, then a carpeted corridor that reaches the check in lobby. Clearly the phase 2 entrance is Not the hotel check in arrival entrance ... when the front entrance guard directed me to the parking lot back side of the building entrance; he did not use his radio to advise the hotel front desk or security that I was arriving at the phase 2 entrance. I was fortunate that some hotel employees that had been moving laundry bins, offered to assist me with my suitcases.
I thought I had prepared for my first visit by reaching out to the hotel to confirm accessibility; clearly the accessibility information was misleading. The safety of hotel Persons with Disability should be taken seriously with complete fact based details. Batas Pambansa Bilang 344 (BP 344) Accessibility Law of the Philippines provides clear guidance.
Rizal Park Hotel is a beautiful historic building that offers a unique stay; during my stay there was one working elevator (2 additional ones were blocked off) in the original building providing access to the guest rooms. The hallway carpets had wear and sections patched; the 3rd floor had wet floor signs in the hallway by water that had dripped. My Jr Suite room #338 was in excellent condition; with a very comfortable bed, walk-in shower, refrigerator and view of Manila Bay.
I enjoyed the breakfast buffet served in Rizal Cafe both mornings at 6:30 am; there was a good variety of food choices, plus omelets made to order. Both mornings Charlie, dining room staff, was kind enough to assist me in plating my food selections … with a cane in one hand and the plate in the other hand his help was greatly appreciated! What I thought was odd was the breakfast buffet had zero juices; water and coffee were offered, plus an iced tea beverage.
In my opinion; Rizal Park Hotel’s greatest asset is clearly their team of employees, friendly & smiling, with some Superstars that were outgoing employees that anticipated your request. Both Jeremiah from the front desk and Charlie from Rizal Cafe were Customer Service Excellence in Action!
After breakfast on my 2nd day I decided to cancel my plans for the day and simply rest my right knee. At 5:45 pm I talked via phone to Jeremiah at the front desk; I asked him to cancel my 6 pm hotel Rizal Cafe reservation as I wanted to stay off my right knee, I would just order room service. I called room service and there was no answer. I called back to the front desk and Jeremiah said he would have room service call me; after waiting over 35 minutes for room service to call, I gave up and went downstairs to the front desk. I talked to Jeremiah telling him room service never called me back. I told Jeremiah that I tried to make the three night stay work despite the accessibility issues and now the room service failure, but I was checking out 1 night early.
If you are a Senior Citizen or PWD traveling by yourself; there are better safer accessible hotels to select from.
Now that the Rizal Park Hotel Management is aware their accessibility information is not completely accurate and specific; hopefully Hotel leadership will address this critical guest safety issue. If the hotel General Manager developed a detailed “Rizal Park Hotel Accessibility Fact Sheet” to send out when they received an inquiry, it would greatly assist potential PWD guests understand potential accessibility barriers.
Viajante de negócios
Comentário: 12/06/2026
Hospedou-se em: 06/2026
Independence Day
Excellent Service! Overall is good. Nice to have ma'am Veronica Lazo - very accommodating & responsive and very considerate. I'd love to book there with my family next time.
Viajante a solo
Comentário: 07/06/2026
Hospedou-se em: 05/2026
May 28 RPH Stay
I had a wonderful experience at Rizal Park Hotel. The service was excellent, and the staff went above and beyond to make my stay comfortable. Special thanks to Sir Kurt and Sir Rushdee for being incredibly accommodating, professional, and attentive to our needs. Their warm hospitality truly made a difference and added to the overall enjoyable experience. I highly recommend this hotel and look forward to staying here again in the future. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Viajante anónimo
Comentário: 24/05/2026
Hospedou-se em: 05/2026
This was our first night in the Philippines for our Honeymoon before heading to Clark International Airport for a flight to Coron.
Based on reviews and photos, it wasn't 100% what we expected, but it worked fine for a quick one-night stopover.
The Cons:
The Room: Very basic and not what we booked on Expedia (we paid for a clear sea view, but it was obstructed).
On-site Amenities: We were unable to book massages at the hotel.
The Pros:
The Pool: By far the highlight of the hotel, featuring a gorgeous view overlooking the bay.
Location & Security: Great location for a morning commute to Clark, and excellent security keeping non-guests out.
Breakfast: Included with the stay—nothing fancy, but fine with a decent variety.
Nearby Spa: Since the hotel spa was unavailable, we walked down the road to Hotel H2O for Swedish massages, which were excellent.
Based on reviews and photos, it wasn't 100% what we expected, but it worked fine for a quick one-night stopover.
The Cons:
The Room: Very basic and not what we booked on Expedia (we paid for a clear sea view, but it was obstructed).
On-site Amenities: We were unable to book massages at the hotel.
The Pros:
The Pool: By far the highlight of the hotel, featuring a gorgeous view overlooking the bay.
Location & Security: Great location for a morning commute to Clark, and excellent security keeping non-guests out.
Breakfast: Included with the stay—nothing fancy, but fine with a decent variety.
Nearby Spa: Since the hotel spa was unavailable, we walked down the road to Hotel H2O for Swedish massages, which were excellent.
Localização muito boa
South Road Drive, T.M. Kalaw Ext. Ernita, Ermita, Manila, 1000, Filipinas|A 2,37 km do centro da cidade
Check-in e check-out
Check-in a partir das:
14:00
Check-out antes das:
12:00
Informações úteis
Animais de estimação não permitidos
In compliance with Philippine Executive Order 26 passed by the national government, smoking is now strictly prohibited within all public and enclosed spaces. This includes restaurants, function spaces, and guest rooms on all floors.
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