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Savoy Hotel Manila
Belmont Hotel Manila
The Heritage Hotel Manila
Dusit Thani Manila
Henann Resort Alona Beach
Quest Hotel & Conference Center
Shangri-La Mactan, Cebu
Plantation Bay Resort and Spa
Fairways and Bluewater Boracay
Accommodation In Philippines
What archipelago is composed of over 7000 islands and bordered by three different seas? We’re not sure what you guessed, but if you read the subtitle for the paragraph below you probably answered “the Philippines”. Good job! Now it’s time to take a trip there. Whether you want to walk through the old walled city in Manila or to see animals in Quezon City or to go somewhere completely off the map, one of these 1550 isles has something for you. Browse lastminute.com.au’s phenomenal offers on holiday packages to the Philippines, snap one up and tell us what you liked most.
Things to Do in the Philippines
Begin your journey in the capital city with a stay at one of lastminute.com.au’s Manila hotels. Once you’re checked in and you’ve dumped your luggage all over the bed, make your way to Intramuros, the oldest district in the city. The name literally translates to “within the walls” because it was the original walled city of Manila back when the Spanish were running things. Some of the landmarks you should see within include the Baroque San Agustin, the Anda Monument and the Queen Isabel II Monument.
If your accommodation in the Philippines happens to be in Quezon City, worry not; there’s plenty of fun things to do here. Pay a visit to the Ninoy Aquino Parks & Wildlife Centre and make friends with the local wildlife. Some of the animals calling this place home include Philippine deer, crab-eating macaques and Palawan bearded pigs. Watch out for the macaques—they’ll take anything that’s not bolted down.
Getting to & Around the Philippines
Flights to Manila and Quezon City will land at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL), 7km and 23km respectively from the city centres. You can head outside any of the terminals and grab a yellow taxi cab or reserve a shuttle ride through many of the major hotels in the Philippines. Be sure to call in advance.
If you’d like to explore outside the metro areas, get behind the wheel with one of lastminute.com.au’s amazing car hire options and set off on a backroad adventure. Remember not to pick up hitchhikers… especially those pesky macaques.
Stop whatever it is you’re doing right now, pick up a map and find the Philippines. Then browse our incredible offers on cheap hotels in the Philippines and start planning your getaway now—not in five minutes, now!
Philippines hotels essential information
Accommodation | 11,929 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | AU$110 |
Highest Price | AU$466 |
Popular hotels | Savoy Hotel Manila, Belmont Hotel Manila, The Heritage Hotel Manila, Dusit Thani Manila, Henann Resort Alona Beach, Quest Hotel & Conference Center, Shangri-La Mactan, Cebu, Plantation Bay Resort and Spa, Fairways and Bluewater Boracay |
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Accommodation In Philippines
What archipelago is composed of over 7000 islands and bordered by three different seas? We’re not sure what you guessed, but if you read the subtitle for the paragraph below you probably answered “the Philippines”. Good job! Now it’s time to take a trip there. Whether you want to walk through the old walled city in Manila or to see animals in Quezon City or to go somewhere completely off the map, one of these 1550 isles has something for you. Browse lastminute.com.au’s phenomenal offers on holiday packages to the Philippines, snap one up and tell us what you liked most.
Things to Do in the Philippines
Begin your journey in the capital city with a stay at one of lastminute.com.au’s Manila hotels. Once you’re checked in and you’ve dumped your luggage all over the bed, make your way to Intramuros, the oldest district in the city. The name literally translates to “within the walls” because it was the original walled city of Manila back when the Spanish were running things. Some of the landmarks you should see within include the Baroque San Agustin, the Anda Monument and the Queen Isabel II Monument.
If your accommodation in the Philippines happens to be in Quezon City, worry not; there’s plenty of fun things to do here. Pay a visit to the Ninoy Aquino Parks & Wildlife Centre and make friends with the local wildlife. Some of the animals calling this place home include Philippine deer, crab-eating macaques and Palawan bearded pigs. Watch out for the macaques—they’ll take anything that’s not bolted down.
Getting to & Around the Philippines
Flights to Manila and Quezon City will land at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL), 7km and 23km respectively from the city centres. You can head outside any of the terminals and grab a yellow taxi cab or reserve a shuttle ride through many of the major hotels in the Philippines. Be sure to call in advance.
If you’d like to explore outside the metro areas, get behind the wheel with one of lastminute.com.au’s amazing car hire options and set off on a backroad adventure. Remember not to pick up hitchhikers… especially those pesky macaques.
Stop whatever it is you’re doing right now, pick up a map and find the Philippines. Then browse our incredible offers on cheap hotels in the Philippines and start planning your getaway now—not in five minutes, now!