GELOXEL Angeles City Guesthouse

cheap affordable basic but enough

bit of walk to 7 Eleven n such

ya get what pay for ....wifi great staff great couple sari store near by

The staff were very friendly and helpful. Liza and her husband Jun Jun were very pleasant and addressed any concerns I had. They provided toiletries and cleaned my room upon request. I met the Australian owner, Preston, who is a very nice man and pilot. There is a sari-sari store on the premises, and you can purchase snacks, drinks, beer, etc. Jun Jun took me to the VFW one day and on my last day, he took me to my new address, which is in a neighboring barangay. I appreciated that. I would stay at Angeles Guest House again, and I recommend it to anyone seeking a low-budget alternative to more expensive hotels.

The location is a little bit off the beaten path. The road it's on is unpaved and rocky, and it's very dark at night. The barangay is Plaridel 1. It's not far from the bars on Perimeter Road and Walking Street, though. There is a trike station close to the guesthouse, but I noticed the trikes are not there at night. You can walk down Mabini Street to Malabanias and turn left, and there is another trike station where you can get a trike even at night. Note: Perimeter Road is now called Don Juico Avenue, and Walking Street has been renamed Red Street.

Quiet and private easy access to the main shopping areas. Staff friendly. Prices good.

A little distance to travel. But there were transport around.

The place is nice and the staff is nice too

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