Stone House Manila
1529 A. Mabini Street, Manila
Your stay was
Tell us more Your review will help other travelers plan their next adventure
(50 character minimum)
Photo of Stone House Manila
coffee shop single reception double bed

Stone House Manila

1529 A. Mabini Street Manila, National Capital Region, Luzon, 1000, Philippines

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this B&BStone House Manila

Manila

A travel blog entry by norsu

12

Mabuhay!! Manilasta tulee taman blogin tarinat sensuroimattomana. Jakartan lentokentalle saavuttiin kuus tuntia etuajassa ihan varmuuden vuoks. Kuitenkin check-in:ssa meilta vaadittiin nahtavaks lentoliput pois Filippiineilta. Eihan me tietty oltu sellaseen varauduttu ja LP:kaan ei maininnu asiasta, ainakaan et oltais huomattu. Raffi vaahtos jonkun …

Travel Blogs Nearby

The Hidden Philippines

A travel blog entry by jason.long11

18

... the normal tourist ****. I bought a round trip ticket to get there for about $80 and I was on my way.
Its kind of a secret place even. Bohol is a large island with many places to hide and get away from it all. Which is exactly what I did.

I was surprised when an older German gentleman was waiting for me at the tiny airport in Bohol. He is Werner- the owner of the resort. He used the opportunity to get supplies in town while he waited ...

The ANZA Ball

A travel blog entry by rjdemp

5

Living as an expat in a multi-cultural city like Manila, you have the opportunity to forge friendships with people from all over the world, learn about their homes and cultures, and attend functions sponsored by their social groups. The ANZA Ball, sponsored by the Autralia-New Zealand Association, is always one of the more popular events since the ANZA members know how to party.


The ball is held at the Sofitel ballroom and is always ...

WE Adventure!

A travel blog entry by ritchen

60

Although my Filipino friends were super busy with school, some took their extended learning weekend to go on a trip with me. It's tough to put in words how much fun I (we!) had but I guess the pictures already tell the story.

The crazy trip started with migi, jen, drew, miguel and me in the car - watching friends!
It took us about 2 hours to get to Tagatay Highlands, a cooler place close to Manila. I didnt expect it to be that freezing cold, we ...

Filipino final farewells

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... about right for the amount of people and boatmen available), which was a great amount of time to see these absolutely beautiful animals. But for me, it just wasn’t enough and I wanted to go back and snorkel with them. So the owner of the guesthouse said I didn’t need to get another permit, providing I was happy to simply pay the boatman. You’re never going to believe it, but the total cost of the first trip was 300 pesos (just over £4) ...

Search Manila Hotels

City:
Check-in:

mm/dd/yyyy
Check-out:

mm/dd/yyyy
Adults:
Price level:

This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Stone House Bed & Breakfast

Previous
coffee shop
Next