Quezon City Metro Manila, Philippines Travel Guide
International chains and high-end local brands. Full services and amenities, often near business districts. Examples: Seda Vertis North and Novotel Manila Araneta City.
Comfortable hotels with standard amenities, suitable for business or leisure travelers. Examples: Park Inn by Radisson North EDSA and Microtel by Wyndham Acropolis.
Simpler accommodations with basic rooms and essential amenities. Look for chains like RedDoorz and OYO properties.
Dormitory-style or private rooms popular with backpackers and solo travelers, featuring communal facilities.
Fully furnished apartments with hotel-like services. Popular for longer stays or families in places such as Eastwood City and Vertis North.
Platforms like Airbnb offer apartments, condos, and houses for short-term and long-term stays, providing more space.
Less common as formal offerings within Quezon City itself, which is a highly urbanized area.
Camping facilities are not available within Quezon City itself. La Mesa Eco Features of the park picnic areas but no overnight camping.
Quezon City's vastness means its neighborhoods feature distinct characters. Choose an area that best suits your travel style and interests.
Cubao and Vertis North areas feature the best proximity to major transportation hubs (MRT-3, LRT-2, bus stations) and large shopping malls.
High-traffic areas and entertainment districts, like Cubao, Tomas Morato, and Eastwood at night, can be noisy. Residential parts of Maginhawa or areas further from main roads feature a quieter ambiance.
Smart booking secures the best accommodation for your trip.
Commercial and entertainment hubs are generally safe, especially during the day and early evening due to security presence.
Observe standard precautions against petty crime, like pickpocketing, notably in crowded spots like Cubao or major malls.
Residential areas are generally safe, but avoid walking alone at night in poorly lit streets.
Here are some types of accommodations to consider for different travel needs.
Look for hostels, often located inside student areas or Cubao, budget chain accommodations like RedDoorz or OYO, or local guesthouses.
Consider 3-4 star hotels in zones like Tomas Morato, Cubao, or near Vertis North (e.g., Park Inn by Radisson, Microtel).
Opt for 5-star hotels like Seda Vertis North, Novotel Manila Araneta City, or high-end serviced residences in Eastwood.
Choose hotels with swimming pools and family rooms, like Novotel. Serviced apartments or Airbnb rentals feature more space and kitchen facilities.
Hostels provide social interaction and a shared atmosphere.
Stay in hotels in safe, well-connected areas like Eastwood or Vertis North.
Affordable hotels near MRT/LRT give easy transit access throughout the city.
Use Hostelworld to find affordable and social accommodation.
Consider serviced apartments in Eastwood City or Vertis North for comfort and amenities.
Airbnb or other vacation rentals often feature weekly or monthly discounts.
Some hotels display extended stay rates for longer trips.
Explore options like TrustedHousesitters for unique extended stays.
Within Quezon City, most significant accommodations are modern. Hotels with historical significance are more likely found in older parts of Manila, like The Manila Hotel.
Modern hotels like Seda Vertis North display contemporary Quezon City progress and urban luxury.
A newer central business zone with high-rise hotels, malls (Ayala Malls Vertis North, Trinoma, SM North EDSA), and commercial establishments. Features modern amenities and good connectivity.
Famous for its diverse and affordable food scene, with a plethora of independent restaurants, cafes, and unique eateries. Popular among students and foodies.
Areas around UP Diliman, Ateneo, and Miriam College. Features a youthful, academic vibe, with student-friendly eateries, cafes, and bookstores.
