東亞皇家酒店(East Asia Royale Hotel)

Its so nice and clean i love to stay there, the staff is so kind and accommodating thanks

Convenient location. Value for money. Breakfast can still be improved though.

Staff is very accomodating and approachable . Malamit sa mga malls . Medyo barado lang yong lababo. But still okay.

I forgotten to bring along my travel adapter. So not able to charge my phone. The counter staff is kind to help me . They allow my phone to be charged at her counter and make sure is safe.

nice hotel a bit old but its ok it would be much better if they have pool especially for the kids..thank you

It was cozy enough for an overnight trip. All the staff were friendly, all facilities were working well.

They charge cleaning fee and they tend to forget that some additionals are not being used but they kept on charging

Great place for a quick stop. Price was great too. Service is excellent. Will definitely come back at this place. I would recommend this place for family as well. Thank you for the service and great price!

The rooms are comfy enough, and the A/C, though box type, is not too noisy. Breakfast is OK, and airport pickups are cheaper than a taxi. But... P2800 for the cheapest room is daylight robbery, and you even have to pay P350 extra per night for a fridge. You don't get hand towels, only bath towels. There's no room safe. And both TV (Sky) and wifi (PLDT) are absolutely awful. The TV channels keep breaking up and are almost unwatchable, and the wifi is extremely slow and keeps dropping out completely for minutes at a time. If you stay at this hotel you will end up using your mobile data just to avoid being driven mad by connection dropouts. The in-house wifi won't even load Wikipedia. What is it about Gensan hotels that stops them providing usable wifi? The Royale Hotel wifi is terrible, the Greenleaf wifi is terrible, the Grand Summit wifi is terrible. The only (just about) usable wifi is at the Microtel (which has awful breakfasts and is also seriously overpriced). I come to Gensan several times a year, and now I just resign myself to using massive amounts of mobile data every time I come. Gensan hotels, you are holding your city back.