Top Hotels in Davao City

Marco Polo Hotel

 

P.O. Box 81540 CM Recto Street

Davao City 8000, Philippines

Tel. (63 82) 221-0888 Fax. (63 82) 225-0111

Marco Polo hotels provide their guests with a unique travel experience which embraces the local charm and the adventure of travel with the deeply instilled elegance and warmth of the in-house culture of Marco Polo hotels.
Every Marco Polo hotel befits the new-age traveller, whether on business or leisure, with its elegant design, impeccable service and modern comforts.

Just like the continent we are based in – Asia, Marco Polo Hotels with its thirteen properties in key Asian business destinations has flourished and established itself as one of the leading hotel brands in the region.

The Royal Mandaya Hotel

J. Palma Gil St.,Davao City,Philippines

Tel:(+63 82) 225 8888

  The Original Dabawenyo is somehow Mandaya in origin… The rough terrain of the island of Mindanao in the Southern Philippines is home to some of the flourishing tribes of the archipelago. This observation has been the common insight of philanthropists and researchers alike who have come and gone. The forests and jungles of Davao remained the abode of the Mandaya.

   The Mandaya, meaning people of the highlands, are of Indo-Malay stock, in 1609, these Lumads or Natives welcomed early lowland settlers to the town of Cateel, belonging to what was then the Caraga province. In a village named Lukatan, visitors saw the Manday's animated world music, art and livelihood. The Bagani, or warriors and the Babaylan or priestesses displayed prowess in rhythm by way of the Bayok-a solo musical performance, with the Suding, a juice harp, the Kudlong, a two-stringed guitar, and the Bulabon, a flute as accompaniment. The weavers known as Tamaling created works of art with the Dagmay, a dyed abaca fabric depicting images of the human figures, crocodiles or lizards, flower or plant. Hunting livelihood was aided by the use of Sumpitan or blowpipe, Bus-og, a bow and arrow, and lit-ag, atrap. Among these facets, the Kalag, which is the spirit or soul of the Mandaya, remain unimpaired; and their Kamalig, a house of bounty and spiritual powers, undamaged.

Seda Hotel

J.P. Laurel Ave., Bajada, Davao City 8000, Philippines

Tel: (6382) 2443000/ (6382) 3228888

Seda Abreeza offers 186 guestrooms for discerning travelers searching for the best hotels in Davao City, Southern Mindanao Island’s hub for commerce, tourism and industry. A key element of the upscale Abreeza mall, the hotel ushers guests to a world of unparalleled comfort and convenience, and reflects the city’s progress with cutting-edge features that include an e-lounge with a bank of iMacs at the lobby and complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the premises.

Seda Abreeza’s interiors are sleek, clean and elegant, showcasing commissioned pieces from esteemed Philippine artists. Design accents also feature regional arts and crafts that are gaining an enviable niche in the fashion and interior design industry world-wide.

Seda Abreeza is an easy 20-minute drive to the Davao International Airport. Its location enables convenient access to various tourist attractions such as the Philippine Eagle breeding camp, white water rafting, and one of the country's longest zip lines. It is also just an hour to the port from where boats depart for Samal Island’s white sand beaches and diving spots, and a few hours away to the Philippines’ highest peak, Mt. Apo.

Grand Menseng Hotel

MAGALLANES STREET, DAVAO CITY 8000, PHILIPPINES .
 Tel: +63 82 221 9040 · F: +63 82 221 2431 · M: 0917 702 2988

The business began its history in 1946 on San Pedro Street as a simple restaurant with only four tables. As new buildings were built towards Anda Street, the founders leased the upper portions of the buildings for accommodations. Unfortunately, in 1962, a great fire ravaged downtown Davao City.

A new 7-storey building, was erected in 1965 on a different location along San Pedro Street near Legaspi Street. It was one of the very first high rises in Davao City. The hotel and restaurant operation continued, grew and passed on to the next generation.

In 1996, instead of renewing the lease for the 7 storey building, the next generation of management built what is now Grand Menseng Hotel. Many times larger than its previous predecessors, the 70 rooms Grand Menseng Hotel features a Grand Ballroom that can accommodate 1500 guests, a swimming pool for its guests, and smaller function rooms for business meetings.

Grand Menseng Hotel still continues to deliver quality and excellent services to our clients while providing a livelihood for the people of Davao City.

Orange Grove Hotel

123 Crossing Buhangin, 8000 Davao City. Philippines

Tel. # (6382) 241-0787, 241-1883  Fax # (63-82) 241-0695  

A business yet friendly hotel rises in the western part of Davao main thorough fare where it joins in the bustling business district of Buhangin. Orange Grove Hotel is located at the main thorough fare of a growing business district in the western part of Davao’s main business center.

10 minutes away from the airport and shopping districts of Davao City, making it ideal for businessmen, and travellers alike. Ideally situated to cater business and travelers alike with a reasonable tariff yet Superior Category features.

Its location is ideal too for sports enthusiasts being situated near golf courses.

On your arrival, a welcome feeling at the front door by our Bellboy and directs you to the reception area. A friendly welcome by our receptionists who pay equal attention to all guests.