UP HOTEL a hotel in Quezon City, Metro Manila. Check photos, guest reviews, and book your dates through our trusted booking partner.
🍽️ Food Quality Beef Tapa (8/10): Tender and flavorful, not overly salty. One of the better dishes served. Pork Steak (6/10): Ordinary Breads/Waffle (6/10): Texture was off, waffle came out dense instead of soft. Tocino (6/10): Too sweet and saucy, overwhelming the palate. Daing na Bangus (5/10): Disappointing, undercooked with a metallic taste. A letdown for a dish that’s usually a favorite. Rice (5/10): Fried rice…
The old UP Hotel at AIT seems a lot better with its spacious rooms and roomy halls. The new hotel is a lot less classy and its restaurant is a place you should steer clear off.
Clean and spacious rooms, smells alright. The ambiance of the halls and lobby is actually good, not boring. The price is right. The food in the cafe are tasty and for me, quality and quantity. 👌🏻
A cozy, private community spot for a Sunday buffet, with plenty of street-side parking available.
Parking is ample close to the hotel or outside in a unpaved area. Food at the resto has ample choices from breakfast to dinner. There is a small coffee shop at the hotel lobby with pastries. A study-work area (UP GlassHouse in photos) is also available for daily rates excellent for more quiet but comfy space. Restrooms are clean and ample.
Stayed for a day to work at the Glass House in UH. Very conducive for work and reasonably priced with unli snacks and drinks/coffee. Nice to see the trees of UP while working 🤗
A cozy place within UP where one can dine, stay overnight or a few days. Our visits here are mostly centered on visiting our daughter studying in the campus. I am very thankful for this hotel because if not here then we would likely be staying out somewhere and would be unable to soak in the campus vibe and relive our own UP days. The facilities are clean and functional. The staff are really great, warm yet professi…
The Patio at the UP Hotel serves a breakfast buffet every weekend from 6 am to 9:30 am. The fare is your usual Pinoy breakfast, like your mom's home-cooked meal. You have a variety of dried fish to choose from and an egg station where they'll cook it to your liking (sunny side up, scrambled, omelette). You can have slices of native cakes or pastries. The price of P 400/ person (lesser if you're a senior citizen) is…
