Seda Residences Makati

Location and what’s inside the room: Among all the hotels I've stayed at in Makati, Seda stands out as a solid choice with a great surrounding area. It's safe to walk around even at night, with numerous dining options just 50 meters from the entrance. The hotel is nice, and with the lobby on the 19th floor, you can enjoy unobstructed views from your room. Our room was on the 30th floor, offering a fantastic view. The toiletries are of good quality, unlike the cheaper options found in other hotels, and they also provide bathrobes and high-quality slippers. This hotel is more of a residence-style accommodation, ideal for longer stays, as it includes a full set of kitchen appliances (toaster, microwave, induction cooker, kettle, rice cooker, and a fully stocked fridge), along with an iron and hairdryer. They also offer a self-service laundry facility in a designated area. Breakfast: Breakfast is available depending on your booking, and if not included, it costs 899 per adult and 450 for kids. The food selection is decent, but the best parts are the fruit & yogurt section and the bread selection. The rest of the offerings are fairly standard. The breakfast area is located on the 35th floor, so you can enjoy a stunning view of the surrounding skyscrapers while dining outdoors. Facilities/Amenities: There’s a game room, gym, playroom, and an outdoor pool with a great view. However, the pool feels a bit lackluster and doesn’t have a lifeguard on duty, making it less ideal for children. My kid typically loves pools, but he found this one boring. It could definitely be improved to make it more inviting and enjoyable. Parking: FREE parking on first come first serve basis. Price: As of April 2025, Seda Residences Makati offers the following room rates: Studio Deluxe (31 sqm): ₱9,055 net per night. Seda Hotels Studio Premier (43 sqm): ₱9,643 net per night. Seda Hotels One-Bedroom Deluxe (50 sqm): ₱10,819 net per night. Seda Hotels One-Bedroom Premier (55-57 sqm): ₱11,642 net per night. Seda Hotels Two-Bedroom Deluxe (93 sqm): ₱14,700 net per night. Seda Hotels Two-Bedroom Premier (108 sqm): ₱16,000 net per night. Three-Bedroom Premier (150 sqm): ₱18,000 net per night. But you get to enjoy some discounts from other platforms like Trip.com depending on your Tier. Overall, the hotel offers good value for the price.

Not 4 stars. Everything wasn’t good enough. They have a gym which is too basic. They offered to bring us breakfast (which we payed for) to our room because of an early check out and forgot to bring it. No hand towels, body towels were very old and turned grey already. Not good value for money

早餐很好，服務很好

Everything was great from service standards, room cleanliness to restaurant. Pricing was also very reasonable. Highly recommend this hotel to anyone seeking accommodation in Manila.

Delicious breakfast to choose, very good amenities, nice room spacious with comfy bed, pillow and comforter, helpful and hospitable staff. Location is accessible with plenty restaurant around.

還不錯，挺好，交通方便，早飯頂樓景色好，餐食種類豐富，比較喜歡吃燉的小沙丁魚，屋裡環境也還可以，就是屋裡燈光不那麼明亮，有提升空間