Most Philippines hotels offer free cancellation. Consider booking refundable hotels rather than non-refundable ones. Just look for the ‘free cancellation’ message during your hotel search. Prices can vary, but right now we believe that flexibility matters.
For more information about the impact of COVID-19 on your Philippines trip, please visit our Coronavirus Information page (opens in new window).
Reviewed on Apr 14, 2020
Reviewed on May 25, 2021
Reviewed on Jun 9, 2021
From plush resorts to backpacker hostels, you’ll find at least 8138 hotels to choose from on Expedia starting at $114 a night. Want to save money? Create your own Philippines Vacation Package. Bundle your hotel and flights, add on car rentals and fantastic experiences and watch your savings grow. Feel like going canyoneering or island hopping or want to explore waterfalls and mountains? Be sure to sign up for our exciting Philippines tours.
Day 1-2: The capital of Manila is a great base to start your adventure. Stop by historical sites such as San Agustin Church and Fort Santiago. If you’re eager to get up close to some wildlife, head to Manila Ocean Park.
Day 3-5: Take a domestic flight to the pristine paradise of Boracay. Chill out on the beach, sip on cocktails and admire the stunning sunsets. Don’t miss popular surrounding sights like Puka Beach, Magic Island and Crystal Cove.
Day 6-8: Head to Cebu City and visit heritage sites such as Magellan’s Cross and Fort San Pedro. In the mood for a road trip? Rent a car and travel three hours south to Oslob, a great base from which to explore nearby Tumalog Falls.
The locals take pride in throwing festivals throughout the year. If you’re in Cebu City in January, join in the famous Sinulog Festival, held on the third Sunday of the month.
If you are spending a bit of time in the capital, Expedia’s Manila Vacation Packages are an excellent place to start when putting together your travel itinerary.
Make your vacation completely stress-free. Our Philippines All Inclusive Resorts will cater to your every whim and need.