Price: $17 nightly, $19 total, Dec 4 - Dec 5, Total with taxes and fees, for Recommended hotels in Santo Tomas
Review: No toilet roll,only one towel available in the room. Shower room is dirty and a lot of stains on the floor and wall. Surroundings look insafe, by Justina
Price: $46 nightly, $51 total, Nov 17 - Nov 18, Total with taxes and fees, for Recommended hotels in Santo Tomas
Review: Rooms are clean and very comfy. JET hotel Is located in a busy street but we were able to sleep.restaurant are within walking distance from the security, reception, housekeeping and dinning staff are the main star they made sure that we met the things that we need. Kudos, by NERISSA
Price: $206 nightly, $232 total, Nov 17 - Nov 18, Total with taxes and fees, for Recommended hotels in Santo Tomas
Review: The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room was very clean and private. The food recommendations were excellent. Definitely coming back next time we visit the Philippines., by Ernest Wayne
Price: $85 nightly, $95 total, Dec 4 - Dec 5, Total with taxes and fees, for Recommended hotels in Santo Tomas
Review: With the amount of activities aimed at small kids, this is a wonderful and great resort to take the family for a weekend getaway. Their staff was very professional and attentive. Their breakfast was one of the better ones we’ve had, the variety of items were all prepared in perfection., by Rene Remigio Santos
Price: $94 nightly, $105 total, Nov 24 - Nov 25, Total with taxes and fees, for Recommended hotels in Santo Tomas
Review: The best resort in southern tagalog., by Ernesto D
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Nestled at the foot of Mount Makiling, the Padre Pio Shrine welcomes pilgrims seeking spiritual reflection and panoramic views. Hike the forested trails of Mount Makiling before rewarding yourself with local cuisine at The Lifestyle Strip, where families gather for weekend meals.
Review: Excellent place and staff! I would love to recommend this hotel . The location is also excellent close to everything., by Marvin, April 21, 2019, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Breakfast buffet was good, had different options per day, lots of bread, cereals, fruits, coffee, several viands and an omelette station plus a juice section as well. Staff in Kuna (restaurant) were friendly and accommodating. I had a foot spa at the second floor which was relaxing. I wasnt able to try their pool area but i saw it had a nice view. Overall, from the clean room, large lcd tv, bath and shower, friendly and accommodating staff, i would say i enjoyed my two night stay here. And oh,..., by Janet, June 21, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Great place to stay for a quick getaway from Manila. Property has all kinds of amenities from swimming pool, bowling alley, basketball courts etc to keep you busy. Keep in mind there are fees to use them if your only renting the place for awhile and you're not an owner. But fees are reasonable. Staff are friendly and eager to help. Nice restaurant on the 4th floor with reasonable prices and tastes good.Overall i would come back again., by Dino, March 12, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: The hotel is wonderful. Breakfast included. At dinner time during the week the restaurant is not open., by Bert, November 12, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: This is the best place I've stayed in Tagaytay. Everything advertised is on- point. We love the rooms, the pool, and the jacuzzi. As Vegans, we appreciate that the restaurant tried to cater to our dietary needs. The staff members are superb, ever so helpful and friendly. We will definitely come back here again. 🙂, by Mae, June 23, 2021, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: The property is centrally near shopping . Staff was very friendly. The room is very clean and lobby is welcoming. Dining is conveniently located. Food was delicious. Highly recommend this place if you are in the area., by Madelene, February 18, 2025, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: The location is very peacefull and relaxing. You could stay all day long looking at the Taal Volcano from your balcony. Very relaxing place to stay at., by EDGAR, March 24, 2019, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Stayed at the hotel with my husband. He basically wants to eat bulalo in Tagaytay. This is the first time that we checked-in since Tagaytay is just near where we live. I chose Hotel Kimberly because the place looks good in the picture on their website and it has multiple amenities that we can enjoy - I AM RIGHT --- i really enjoyed everything -- the pool, billiards, obstacle course and especially the mini zoo. The food served during breakfast were awesome. Bacon, omelette, waffle and fresh..., by Irene Rose, June 19, 2016, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: This is such a beautiful resort but situated somewhat far out from the main town areas. It takes some tricky driving up and down hills and narrow areas before you reach the resort. However, it is worth it. A hidden treasure. The staff are all very kind and helpful and the view of Lake is Amazing! Breakfast was always delicious as well., by Anonymous traveler, January 31, 2019, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: The owner and her assistant were wonderful, very helpful. We didn't use the pool but it was beautiful and I saw many families enjoying it. Lot of areas for walking on property. The weather was great for May in the Philippines., by Micheal, May 21, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the nightly rate for a motel in Santo Tomas?
You can find a great deal from $19 on Santo Tomas motels with Expedia. Typically, prices are higher during popular times – like weekends and holidays – while staying midweek is often cheaper. To find the best nightly rates on Santo Tomas motels, try to be flexible with travel dates, and sort search results by price from low to high.
Is it better to stay in a Santo Tomas motel or hotel?
Motels and Hotels have different perks. When you stay at a motel, you’re likely to find free parking and an outdoor pool. Staying overnight at a motel, can be handy when requiring easy road access. You’ll often have access to your room from outside, and directly from the parking lot. Hotels generally have room access from inside the building. Motels are also often less expensive than hotels. The word “motel” was coined in 1925 by the owner of the Milestone Mo-Tel in San Luis Obispo, California.
