Manila Accommodation

Exploring Manila

Located on the west coast of the main island in the Philippines (Luzon), Manila is a bustling and lively capital city that is one of the most populated in the world. With over three decades of Spanish colonization, Manila has some distinct architecture and heritage including churches, forts and other colonial buildings.

The city was almost all but demolished during WWII and has never fully recovered. There is no definable center of Manila, but just a mixture of districts and towns. All together there are 16 districts of Manila, which all have their own unique identification and atmosphere.

Accommodations in Manila

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Sightseeing in Manila

The Pasig River runs through the center of the city and inland and there are eight districts on either side. Binondo is one of the main areas of Manila and home to Chinatown and the Chinese immigrant community. Ermita and Malate districts are both full of nightlife and modern amenities and consequently attract foreign tourists.

Throughout the exciting city, tourists will find history and culture that is unique to the Philippines. Just walking through the neighborhoods is an attraction in itself with so much to see and experience.

Transportation in Manila

The most practical way to reach Manila is by air, and Ninoy Aquino International Airport is the main gateway for that. There are four terminals though, and to travel between them requires a taxi or jeepneys. The best way to travel around is usually by car, unless you’re extremely confident in navigating with a rented car.