There are a lot other better hotels in the area with the same price range. It's too cramped, aircon in rooms are located uncomfortably you'd hear the buzz of the acu and hits right through your body. Breakfast choice could have been improved. Reception is not as efficient, as they charged us room service we didn't get. If I had... More

I stay in El Cielito every time I go to Makati for business. I believe this is one of the cheapest hotels in the business district of Makati considering the high-end lifestyle of people here. The rooms are clean. The AC may be noisy but they work well. The cable TV is fine. There is wifi in the rooms (they... More

The El Cielito Inn is well priced. It is a small, simple hotel walking distance to the Greenbelt (10min) and most of the ideal areas of Makati. The next step up in hotels are probably twice the cost (when I travel to Manila on business I stay in these nicer hotels), but to be honest the nice hotels aren't all... More

I think it's a decent, clean hotel although little dated. I think its greatest draw is its proximity to Greenbelt and Ayala in Makati. I can't complain about the hardworking personnel there. I booked thru the link provided by the hotel's website, which turned out to be a 3rd party site, and got charged an extra 10% from the published... More

Had been to a short course in Makati area and the hotel was provided by the organizer, It was not a good place. Room were very small, with no windows in most of the rooms. The air conditions were noisy. The room didnt had complimentary water as well. The light were less and hence made the rooms too clumsy. Staff... More

The hotel is under renovation and the FD clerk are not helpful, its creepy when we go back at night especially in the hallway. they should close the whole floor while under construction. i thought its free B-fast i ask b4 i check inn they said its free. my mistake bcause i didnot ask the name of the lady. any... More

We felt trap and tricked in this hotel. All that they show and claim in their website must be the day when they opened El Cielito, more than 30 years ago. Carpets are mostly worn out, with a horrible smell.The whole house seems dim and poorly air conditioned. The price is not worth the trouble of staying, just add a... More

the hotel had a big constraction on FEB2010.I was walk in and the staff hadn't told me the hotel in constraction,got my money and when I saw the floor & room just half mins,so dirty & noisy & smelly & distory my lung,I got down cancel and unbelieveable the staff got me change Peso300 for cancel booking.But I was walk... More

It was terrible, they said all rooms have refrigerators and free breakfast but when we got there, the room looked so cheap, small tv, no ref and no free breakfast. We regret the 2 days of stay. Wifi is not free on rooms, but was told by reception staff that it is free.