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A list of some of the Philippine archipelago's stunningly beautiful hotels, including one where Brad Pitt and Beyonce once stayed
This newly-opened 7-room bed and breakfast high on the cliffside of Tagaytay has five-star service and spectacular views of Taal Volcano and Lake
Two private beaches, a bungalow with jacuzzi facing the sea, and staff to cater to your every need. What more can a girl ask for, says Giselle Javison
Seda Vertis North in Quezon City will open in April, followed by Seda Capitol Central in Bacolod, and Seda Lio in El Nido
Comfortable rooms, some of the best views of Mariveles Bay, and good food make this hotel ideal for a relaxing weekend break
From island hideaways to mountain escapes, eight local travellers name their favorite resorts
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Whether you like quiet days on a glorious beach or are game for some serious eco adventure, from dolphin watching, diving, caving and rappeling down cliffs, this island is the place for you
Users of hotel booking site Hostelworld rated Spin Designer Hostel in El Nido, Palawan as the Philippines' best hostel in its 15th annual Hoscar awards 2017
Great location, smart rooms, reliable Wi-Fi and service that is spot-on — this serviced 'aparthotel' in Makati has everything you need for a stylish city stay.
Users of hotel booking site Hostelworld rate some of Manila's best budget accommodation, some with a pool and all with free Wi-Fi
This seven-storey hostel takes the backpacker experience several notches up, says Amanda Lago
This pretty country-style rental house in the City of Pines has stunning views, comfy rooms, and a house cook to rustle up your favorite meals
This newly-opened hotel in upmarket Bonifacio Global City, near Makati, is spacious, stylish, and hits the mark on the service front
Manila Bay's rebranded hotel has spectacular views of Manila Bay and its famous sunset, but that's not all it has to offer, says Celia Nachura
All bets are on at Solaire in Manila Bay — the hotel with stunning views, a mind-boggling choice of restaurants and rooms for some of Asia's most serious high-rollers