Hotel Luna

Location: V. Delos Reyes corner Gen. Luna Street, Vigan, Ilocos Sur, 2700, Vigan, PH

Star Rating: 4 Stars

Property Type: Hotels

About this Property

Important Information

Policies

Check-in: 02:00 PM - 06:00 PM

Check-out: 12:00 PM

Instructions: This property doesn't offer after-hours check-in. Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival at the property.

Amenities & Facilities

• Free WiFi
• 24-hour front desk
• Terrace
• Luggage storage
• Express check-in/check-out
• Karaoke
• Concierge service
• Elevator
• Conference space
• Breakfast available (surcharge)
• Free newspapers in lobby
• Smoke-free property
• Express check-in
• Tours/ticket assistance
• Airport transportation - pickup (surcharge)
• Banquet hall
• Wheelchair-accessible on-site restaurant

Rooms Available

• Executive Studio Suite

  1 King Bed

  398 sq feet

  
  

  Internet - Free WiFi

  Entertainment - LCD television

  Food & Drink - Refrigerator, minibar (fees may apply), coffee/tea maker, and 24-hour room service

  Sleep - Bed sheets

  Bathroom - Private bathroom, separate bathtub and shower, free toiletries, and a hair dryer

  Practical - Safe and phone

  Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping

  Non-Smoking

  Room is accessed via exterior corridors

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Minibar
  • Safety deposit box
  • Telephone
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Refrigerator
  • Private bathroom
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Room service (24 hours)
  • Access via exterior corridors
  • Separate bathtub and shower
  • Free WiFi
  • Bedsheets provided
  • Paper towels

• Deluxe Double Room

  2 Queen Beds

  301-sq-foot room with pool views

  
  

  Internet - Free WiFi

  Entertainment - LCD television

  Food & Drink - Refrigerator, minibar (fees may apply), coffee/tea maker, and 24-hour room service

  Sleep - Bed sheets

  Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower, free toiletries, and a hair dryer

  Practical - Safe and phone

  Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping

  Non-Smoking

  Room is accessed via exterior corridors

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Minibar
  • Shower
  • Safety deposit box
  • Telephone
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Refrigerator
  • Private bathroom
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Room service (24 hours)
  • Access via exterior corridors
  • Free WiFi
  • Bedsheets provided
  • Paper towels

• Loft Suite

  1 King Bed

  301 sq feet

  
  

  Layout - Bedroom

  Internet - Free WiFi

  Entertainment - LCD television

  Food & Drink - Refrigerator, minibar (fees may apply), coffee/tea maker, and 24-hour room service

  Sleep - Bed sheets

  Bathroom - Private bathroom, separate bathtub and shower, free toiletries, and a hair dryer

  Practical - Safe and phone

  Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping

  Non-Smoking

  Room is accessed via exterior corridors

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Minibar
  • Safety deposit box
  • Telephone
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Refrigerator
  • Private bathroom
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Room service (24 hours)
  • Access via exterior corridors
  • Separate bathtub and shower
  • Free WiFi
  • Bedsheets provided
  • Paper towels

• Standard Room

  1 Queen Bed

  301 sq feet

  
  

  Internet - Free WiFi

  Entertainment - LCD television

  Food & Drink - Refrigerator, minibar (fees may apply), coffee/tea maker, and 24-hour room service

  Sleep - Bed sheets

  Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower, free toiletries, and a hair dryer

  Practical - Safe and phone

  Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping

  Non-Smoking

  Room is accessed via exterior corridors

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Minibar
  • Shower
  • Safety deposit box
  • Telephone
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Refrigerator
  • Private bathroom
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Room service (24 hours)
  • Access via exterior corridors
  • Free WiFi
  • Bedsheets provided
  • Paper towels

• Deluxe Room

  1 Queen Bed OR 1 King Bed

  301 sq feet

  
  

  Internet - Free WiFi

  Entertainment - LCD television

  Food & Drink - Refrigerator, minibar (fees may apply), coffee/tea maker, and 24-hour room service

  Sleep - Bed sheets

  Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower, free toiletries, and a hair dryer

  Practical - Safe and phone

  Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping

  Non-Smoking

  Room is accessed via exterior corridors

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Minibar
  • Shower
  • Safety deposit box
  • Telephone
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Refrigerator
  • Private bathroom
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Room service (24 hours)
  • Access via exterior corridors
  • Free WiFi
  • Bedsheets provided
  • Paper towels

Guest Reviews

• Haydeelyn De (10/5): - The best and friendly staff ever !
• JuvyD50 (8/5): Commendable but other options may be considered - For art and history lovers, this is the perfect place as there is art in every corner and the hotel itself is an art. For those who are looking for better facilities, this is average. While I like the ambiance and the gracious staff, there are 2 big drawbacks, one is the noise that come from other rooms so you can only pray that you won't have noisy neighbors on your visit. On our first night, there are a lot of door banging and it was already 11 pm. My other friend on the upper floor was disturbed by the loud chatting in the hallway by the other room occupants late night. The second drawback is the breakfast, which lacks variety considering that the hotel is attracting tourists from different parts of the world. It doesn't have to be elaborate but at least the basic European or International breakfast should have been considered. I understand that we want to promote our local dishes and specialties but we need not impose it to our guests. In terms of location, this is a good choice, but considering that there are a number of hotels within the same area, you will not be lacking on options. As the price of the hotel is relatively higher than the others in the area, certain improvements will be appreciated.
• JeremyBowling (10/5): A Slice of Paradise in Vigan – Unforgettable Perfection! - Where do I even begin to describe the absolute perfection that is this hotel? From the moment I stepped through the doors, I was enveloped in an experience that can only be described as exceptional. Every single aspect, from the genuinely warm and welcoming front desk staff and attentive doorman to the exquisite culinary offerings and the breathtaking rooms, was simply flawless. I had the distinct pleasure of staying in one of the lofted suites, and it was unequivocally one of the most magnificent accommodations I've ever encountered. The cleanliness was impeccable, the sense of space was liberating, and every conceivable amenity was thoughtfully provided. The downstairs bathroom was a sanctuary in itself – incredibly spacious, featuring a delightful tub perfect for soaking, a wonderfully invigorating shower, and ample, well-lit sink space. The living area was a haven of comfort, with a large, plush couch and generous room to unwind and relax after a day of exploring. And then there was the upstairs lofted bedroom – an absolute dream. I adored retreating to this serene space, and the mattress was pure bliss, ensuring a perfect night's sleep. Beyond the private sanctuary of the suite, the hotel continued to impress. The breakfast buffet was a delightful spread, offering a fantastic start to the day. The bar provided a tranquil spot for a quiet evening drink, and the upstairs area boasted simply wonderful views, adding another layer to the hotel's charm. If you find yourself planning a trip to Vigan, look no further. This isn't just a place to stay; it's an experience to be cherished. Hands down, this is the best place you could possibly choose. Prepare to be amazed!
• Arleta (10/5): - Pros:Loved the museum within the hotel. Staffs are very hospitable. Rooms are large enough. Close to the heritage sites. Cons: Can be noisy when people are swimming in the pool as rooms are not sound proof. Can be quite hot outside the rooms.
• 5StarsAndSpill (10/5): If Versailles had Wi-Fi, bubblegum toothpaste, and high-tech toilets, it’d be Hotel Luna - Oh, dear, you think you’ve seen luxury, huh? Let me just pop your little "I’ve been to five-star hotels" bubble with something that’ll make you realize your entire life was a vividly underwhelming slideshow before Hotel Luna. Welcome to the hotel that has been given the grace to not just take your breath away — it kidnaps it, makes it sign a non-disclosure agreement, and then hands it back to you with a side of pandesal and tablea hot chocolate. Trust me, you will never be the same again. First things first, let me tell you that Hotel Luna is a trap - and I mean that in the most endearing way possible. You walk in, all smug and cynical, thinking, "Oh, I bet this is just some quaint little antique hotel". Well, guess what? You’re wrong. You're dead wrong. The lobby? Cute, sure, like a beautiful older woman who's been around, knows what she's doing, and doesn't need to show it. And then they hand you this white keycard, but — oh, wait — they didn’t just hand it to you. No. They placed it in a luxurious key card sleeve. Not even a regular key card holder, but the kind of holder you imagine should contain a miniature signature from a French billionaire who knows how to inspect a painting. It has a small artwork in front of it! That's how beautiful it was. Then they lead you to your room, and buckle your seatbelt, because this isn’t a "room" as much as it is a soul-altering experience. It’s like they took the Vatican, threw in a dash of Versailles, and sprinkled some contemporary luxury on top like it’s no big deal. The walls? Wow. The floors? They’re polished, I could see my future happiness reflected in them. And then the Lord makes you realise: You’re not just staying here. You’re living here. At least for the next couple of days. Welcome to your personal slice of heaven where everything is just grace and would show you a glimpse of divine glory. Now, let’s talk about the toilet. And not just any toilet, friend, but a toilet so advanced it’s basically the Elon Musk of bathroom tech. This isn't a toilet that merely flushes — this is the kind of toilet that makes you feel like you’ve been knighted. It’s got more buttons than an airline cockpit, and each one has a function that’ll make you rethink every toilet experience you’ve ever had. It'll made me think - am I in Tokyo or in Vigan? Heated seat? Check. Cleaning function that makes you feel like royalty? Absolutely. And don’t you dare tell me Marriott has this — because if you sit on this throne, you will declare your loyalty to Hotel Luna, and the rest of the world’s toilets will just feel… sad. But hold up. Are you sitting down? I hope you’re sitting down, because it only gets better from here. If you thought this was a five-star hotel for posh people, let me shatter your delusions. There’s an acoustic band playing ballads. Yes, ballads, my dear. Don’t even try to tell me you don't love a smooth ballad that feels like it's massaging your soul. I thought I hated acoustic music. Turns out, the only thing I hate is missing out on acoustic music performed at Hotel Luna. The lead male singer? A smooth operator whose voice was used by the Lord to convict me of the truth that this is overwhelming grace. There I was, weeping into my bubblegum-flavoured toothpaste. No, you didn’t misread that. Bubblegum-flavored toothpaste. Let me repeat this: Bubblegum-flavoured toothpaste. I don’t even care if you're an adult. If you don’t think that’s the most life-changing experience to hit your gums since… well, since ever, then I don't even know who you are anymore. It's a literal sign from the Lord that this hotel was crafted specifically for me, even if I'm unworthy. And I will thank the Lord every day for guiding me here. Nevermind that I think Luna was a horrible person. This hotel is amazing. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Alright, alright, so the toilet’s fancy, the music is nice, and there’s bubblegum toothpaste. But what about the food?" Sweetie, let me drop this culinary truth bomb on you: You don’t just get food. You get an experience. I walked into their breakfast area, and it was like the entire world paused to hand me hot tablea chocolate that made me question every cup of hot chocolate I’ve ever had. I don’t know what kind of stuff they put in this stuff, but it was like liquid gold, and if I had known this when I was single, I would've taken a sip from their cup before walking down the aisle. Oh, and did I mention that the coffee was endless? Like the manager was secretly in the back, ready to do a private espresso ceremony just for me, whenever I needed a refill. And it wasn't acidic! It's like the Lord orchestrated for them to consult my gastroenterologist before I was prompted to check in. Forget the ham. Forget the eggs. All I wanted was that divine hot chocolate and some pandesal, and I didn’t care what time it was. If I could’ve been buried in this hot chocolate for eternity, I would’ve done it. Then, just when I thought it couldn’t get better, they hit me with the dinner buffet. Now, don’t get too excited. This isn’t the kind of buffet where they’ve thrown 1,000 dishes together just to make you question your life decisions. No, no, no. This is a curated buffet. A buffet that respects itself. They have you confirm your reservation despite you paying for it beforehand (a mild inconvenience), print your name on a card, and seat you like you're at an exclusive dinner party, not a glorified buffet. And as you feast on delicacies that make you forget what spaghetti is, you sip on wine and think, "Is this my new life now?" The answer is yes, yes it is. And then there’s the rooftop. It’s a rooftop, sure, but it’s also a party in the clouds. Champagne in hand, fireworks lighting up the sky, and live music that makes you forget you're not actually in a 90s music video. I don’t know who booked this event, but I’m assuming it was some sort of divine intervention because at that moment, I was perfectly content. Not only am I living my best life undeservedly, I'm living it on a rooftop in Vigan, surrounded by my family, and everyone is fully aware that the Lord is the star in all of this. And did I mention there's a museum inside the hotel? Don’t worry, I know you're thinking, "Sure, cool, a museum, how quaint." But this isn't your average "dusty-old-painting-that-you-pretend-to-understand" museum. This is an actual museum filled with real art, the kind of art that makes you feel important just by standing in front of it. The kind of art that makes you realize that Vigan isn't just a quaint little town; it’s a treasure chest that's been hiding in plain sight. So, if you’re not booking a room at Hotel Luna, I need you to stop reading this and start making some life decisions. You need to understand that this isn’t just a hotel; it’s a revelation. An enlightenment. A total rebranding of what luxury can be. There are good hotels, there are great hotels, and then there’s Hotel Luna —a hotel so dramatically awesome because of grace it made me forget ten years of incorrect opinion that Vigan is boring. If this is what Vigan’s been hiding, consider me converted. Fully. Enthusiastically. Possibly for the rest of the earthly life. And now I must go. Because the memory of that rooftop party just hit me again, and I need a moment to pretend I’m still there. In my white bathrobe. With my tablea. Listening to that butter-voiced singer soothe my spoiled little soul, while praising and thanking the Lord for this underserved grace.
• dianedinky (8/5): Nice enough but nothing special - The main building is attractive with all the verandahs and a Spanish look to it but the hotel itself doesn't have much in the way of facilities that a bigger, flashier hotel would have. However, the main draw is its location and you are right off the main old town street for shopping, restaurants and a handy supermarket across the way.
• Cecilia (8/5): - Short on amenities like hair dryer, toothbrush and etc. Toilet is great.
• mementovivereblog (10/5): A Charming Hotel in Vigan City, Ilocos Sur (Philippines) - Hotel Luna is a beautiful, modest-sized hotel in Vigan City (Ilocos Sur, Philippines). It's ideal for couples and families looking for comfortable accommodation close to local attractions. The beds are very comfortable and relaxing. The customer service can still be improved, though.
• jommelmontales2022 (6/5): One of the strangest hotel experiences we’ve ever had. - There’s no doubt that Hotel Luna is one of the best, if not the best, hotels in Vigan. It’s not our first time visiting this historic place—in fact, we travel to Vigan two to three times a year, often spending a day or more there. However, this was our first time staying at Hotel Luna, as we noticed their rates had dropped on Agoda. Unfortunately, this turned out to be one of the strangest hotel experiences we’ve ever had. We booked a room in their annex building, which is located across the busy Quirino Boulevard (a street away from their Main Hotel). Parking was a challenge, as the hotel lot was full, and we ended up paying ₱300 to park at the nearest pay parking area. Dropping off my wife and daughter at the hotel was also difficult, as I had to stop in the middle of the busy road to let them check in while I searched for parking. The annex is not ideal for families with young children due to the need to cross the bustling street. That said, the hotel itself is beautiful—restored and refined old houses from the Spanish era, which is characteristic of Vigan. The lounge on the second floor near our room was stunning, with polished wooden floors, elegant furniture, and paintings adorning the walls. Our room, however, had no windows, which made me feel claustrophobic and contributed to a poor night’s sleep. Despite this, the room’s interior was impressive, with wooden floors, a marble bathroom, classy fixtures, and complete amenities: efficient air conditioning, strong WiFi, a smart TV, a working desk (important for us), and twin beds for our family of four. The hot water in the shower was consistently warm, which was very relaxing. However, the ambiance, while elegant, felt unsettling during our stay. Our 2-year-old daughter kept looking under the beds repeatedly throughout our stay. Despite our efforts to stop her, there were moments when she would even lie down next to the bed. We had just traveled from Pagudpud, enjoyed an hour-long walk through Calle Crisologo, and returned to our room to rest. We ordered dinner through Grab, put the kids to bed, and prepared for a quiet night. Early the next morning, however, our daughter began vomiting severely, roughly every hour or two. We ruled out food poisoning since our 5-year-old son, who ate the same food, was completely fine. While she continued to vomit, she persistently looked under the bed, which added to our unease. My wife and I didn’t sleep at all, and we eventually contacted our pediatrician for advice. At one point, we considered admitting her to the hospital, but with no available doctors, we decided against it. We focused on keeping her hydrated with small amounts of Pocari Sweat and monitored her condition closely. What stood out was the strange and unpleasant feeling my wife mentioned when she and our daughter first checked in. While we are a logical, Catholic family and don’t believe in superstitions, we couldn’t help but feel uneasy. During our trip, we had stopped at Apo Caridad and Bantayan Tower Church to pray and light candles, which gave us some peace of mind. By around noon as we left Vigan, our daughter suddenly started to feel better. Her condition improved dramatically, and she was fine by the time we reached our next destination. Our pediatrician was surprised by her quick recovery, as she showed no signs of illness after the incident. This experience left us baffled and unsettled. While we don’t want to jump to conclusions, it was one of the most unusual stays we’ve ever had.
• chennielyns (10/5): great hotel - Hotel Luna offers an exceptional stay, blending modern comfort with traditional charm. The rooms are spacious, well-appointed, and immaculately clean, providing a serene and relaxing atmosphere. Guests rave about the friendly, professional staff who go above and beyond to ensure a memorable experience.
• markringor (10/5): How would you like to stay in a museum - We stayed at room 201 and was a wonderful experience. Beautiful room and bathroom. The clatter and sound of the tricycles, kalesa and people in the morning or late at night is the only disturbance that we know of but it's not deal breaker. The staff are very accommodating and respectful. Very good location.
• Raintree_Thailand (8/5): Hotel with character in the heart of historic Vigan! - We stayed two nights and had a mixture of good and "less good" experiences. The most immediately appealing aspect of the hotel is the historic nature of the building and the neat quirks of the structure. The owners have also generously displayed some of their art collection, including a fabulous work by Juan Luna and a nice piece by Amorsolo. The location, right in the center of the historic district, is perfect. Less appealing, our room was rather small and had a terrible smell when we first arrived (the staff did follow-up cleaning and the smell improved but still remained rather musty. The shower was good. The breakfast choices were nice. Overall, the staff were attentive and caring. Ms. Clarizze, who served us breakfast, was fantastic and even made a special salad for me for breakfast when she realized I wasn't too excited by the regular options.
• Emmanuel (10/5): - Great location. Beautiful accommodations.
• wilsonmH5662NU (10/5): Absolutely Stunning - I have received positive feedback from my family. My family went to Luna Hotel and they've been looked after by a lovely Front Office Officer named Aiza (Not sure abut the spelling). She is so kind, knowledgeable, accommodating and easy to communicate with. Knowing that I booked that all the way from Australia for my family I wasn't expecting anything since this is just a sudden booking. All the staff including the bellman. receptionist, housekeeping team were really amazing!! This Hotel has lots to offer! From their iconic Museum to the Spanish style room, This is memorable experience to my family. Above all, I would like to thank, Aiza for her amazing performance as your receptionist. She is an absolute asset to the team. If you ever get to stay in this gorgeous hotel, please request for her! Thank you, Luna Hotel.
• Melissa (10/5): - Loved staying here as it was a block from Calle Cristolgo and the plaza for shopping and dining. The staff was friendly and helpful. Great view from the rooftop bar for relaxing and unwinding after a long day of site seeing.
• Markellis (4/5): - Aircon not working
• Jocelyn (10/5): - Uniqueness and design of Luna Hotel. Comfortable mattress, complete amenities of the room. Staff are very accommodating and respectful.
• Traveler56204874813 (8/5): Enchanting art museum and boutique hotel in heart of Vigan - Enjoyed our 2day stay at the enchanting Hotel Luna in the heart of Vigan. Here’s what we like and thoughts on improvement: 1. Service. Staff are prompt in service and welcoming. There is always someone who will open the door and there is a pleasant scent throughout lobby. Ice is complimentary and so is water via the dispenser. 2. Art museum. The hotel conserves and manages a small but curated artworks of modern Filipino artists. The experience begins in the lobby and you can view outstanding art pieces from Bencab to younger artists in paintings and sculptures. There’s more in the common dining area as well as a larger collection upstairs. Hotel Luna is named after Juan Luna, you can view his bust featured prominently at the swimming pool albeit an odd location. Art lovers and historians will find this is a destination by itself. 3. Room. We got a queen bed on the second floor. It can be quite noisy as the swimming pool is below and there are noises from the waterfall feature. Ask for a room on the top floor or if budget permits, stay at the suites or executive rooms at the museum wing. Love the remote control of the toilet bowl! 4. Breakfast. The common dining area needs a good clean as the air stinks of the spices. We walk pass this area to the room so it’s a downer when the lobby is so pleasant and when the door opens to the dining area, there’s an unwelcoming stench. It’s a rare opportunity to have breakfast in an art gallery so take time to savour the timeless art pieces. Overall, a lovely art museum within a boutique hotel. Centrally located in Vigan, it is enchanting, charming and convenient to many places of interest within Vigan.
• joannefQ7741HC (10/5): Amazing overnight stay! - We came upon this beautiful hotel while visiting the city. We stayed one night. It’s located in the heart of Vigan City walking distance to local attractions. We had no reservations but the staff were very welcoming and accommodating - even with a last minute request for a massage in the evening. Rooms were clean with modern features. We had dinner in one of their restaurants called Comedor. They had a variety of food to select from (reviewed separately). After dinner, we had a night cap at Azotea. Though we were too late to see the sunset from there, it was still an amazing view from the rooftop terrance. They even offered a complementary buffet breakfast which had plentiful of options. Great experience and would highly recommend!
• Aberdeen Klein (10/5): - Staff were very accommodating and courteous
• Steve (10/5): - It’s the little things that prevents me from giving it top marks. Our toilet barely worked and the odour from the drain was never properly resolved. The service staff for the rooms was amazing but the staff at the front seemed like I was annoying them at times. They were nicer to my Filipina partner fortunately. I would stay again as the location and the breakfast made it amazing.
• Rowena (10/5): - We had a wonderful stay at Hotel Luna. We highly recommend this hotel.
• adrianbr0wn (10/5): Beautiful hotel in historic center of Vigan - A beautiful hotel which is an historical landmark in itself and very photogenic. The common areas and bedrooms are cosy and attractive. The restaurant is decent. The location is ideal for strolling around colonial Vigan. I recommend this hotel without hesitation.
• Maria (10/5): - Friendly staff and wonderful service
• virginia c. (10/5): - I only stayed for one night. So far everything is fine.
• Randy (8/5): - Most everything was fine. However, we had to take cold showers, as the hot water was not working. We informed the front desk we had no hot water for the shower. A maintenance man came and attempted to fix the hot water heater for the shower. There was hot water for about 30 seconds. We lodged another complaint stating that for 2 nights, we took cold showers. When we checked out, no apologies or voucher offers. We made reservations for the Valentines Day dinner buffet at Hotel Luna. It was truly wonderful. The food and service were excellent. The ambience was pleasant without being stuffy or pretentious. I would easily recommend this event to anyone who would visit Vigan City.
• felixmca (8/5): Great Colonial style Hotel - Beautiful Hotel, great service right in the center of the old city. Lots of stores within walking distance. The in house restaurant offers local and international dishes. Breakfast is plentiful and savory. The rooms have a colonial cachet but also offer all the modern amenities.
• TLPaul (8/5): Fabulous Building and Rooms, food could be improved - We stayed for one night as part of an organised tour. This a fabulous building with a small museum of local art. The building has a courtyard with a pool around which the rooms are situated on three levels. Rooms are well appointed and very comfortable. We ate an evening meal and breakfast. Whilst the quality of the food was good The evening meal had very little meat in the dishes and breakfast was very basic and small quantities. Convenient location to walk to the old town and plaza.
• Keith (10/5): - Exceptional staff in every position. Very nice hotel from the common areas to the rooms. Only complaint is the musty smell in the room due to the carpet. I would highly recommend removing the carpet. I don't know if all the rooms have carpet, if not I would definitely ask for one without.
• Ricardo (8/5): - A museum
• Felix (10/5): - Fantastic colonial hotel in the center of the old quarter.
• Alicia (10/5): - Love the hotel, and she staff are friendly and helpful. I am recommending this hotel.
• Bobby (8/5): - The historic value was such an impressive and terrific experience!
• Oliviahafnor (8/5): Very good hotel - The hotel is a good one especially if you love antiques. Most of the staff are accommodating but some needs more training. The breakfast buffet needs variation. It becomes boring after 3 breakfast meals of the same kind. The location is in the heart of Vigan.
• RichinAbuDhabi (10/5): Hotel Luna Takes Care of Guests - Courteous, helpful and attentive staff. Comfy room, buffet breakfast, on premise swimming pool, fitness room and small museum. Close to all you want to see in Vigan. Our first morning at the hotel we were informed that our car tire was flat. We were told not to worry the staff would handle it. When we returned later that day our repaired tire was back on the car. Amazing and thanks to the hotel concierge and security. We would stay again.
• JaneE604 (8/5): Very Central, Charming Staff - I might have given 3.5 stars if that was possible. There are lots of good things and a few that are not so good. Firstly, the hotel is within the old city area and the staff were charming and helpful. The building is lovely outside and mostly inside too although the layout is a bit weird. For example, you have to walk through the end of one of a dinning room to get from the front door to the area with the sleeping rooms. I guess that is the sort of thing that happens when repurposing older building and it was not a big deal. The sleeping rooms are set over several stories around an atrium that contains the swimming pool. It is a lovely pool but was quite cold because the building blocks most direct sunlight. I was there in winter but expect that this is not an issue in the hotter months of the year. Getting a pool towel involves signing a form that is then taken to the front desk that then requests the towel be delivered to the pool area by one of the other staff. All a bit too complicated. From the same area it is possible to take an extra staircase up to a rooftop bar that was only open in the evening but gave a nice view across the roofs of the city. The hotel seemed quite empty and I was the only person at the rooftop both nights when I visited. My room was small but reasonably well set out with a comfortable bed, very nice shower and good a/c. I didn't appreciate the weird Japanese style toilet with a control panel on the wall. I also didn't like the only window being at the front onto the walkway meaning other guests walked past and the curtains always had to be closed for privacy. I also hated the internet system which required that the TV was switched on for the wifi to function in the room. Outside by the pool and elsewhere there were 2 other systems with a different password or voucher code, both of which dropped the connection often. The first day there was a buffet breakfast which I took but found very overpriced especially as the coffee was the worst that I have had in years. No breakfast was available the other days, probably because there were so few guests. I had dinner one night. There was no English language menu and the waitress who was lovely explained that many (most?) of the dishes were intended for multiple people. In the end she brought me something that was suitable for one consisting of fairly plain grilled meat but so nicely presented that I didn't mind. Overall, the hotel was well priced, close to the pedestrian streets and main square and good enough for a few nights.
• Mark (8/5): - Beautiful historic property. Great location. What it likes in maintenance, it makes up with an incredible staff.
• Diana Jane (8/5): - Very friendly staff
• PASCAL (8/5): Beautiful - Beautiful hotel but the breakfast is “local”.
• Travis (10/5): - Very cool hotel with a museum inside.
• Anthony (4/5): Disappointment - Inside the room the seat is not properly screwed. There is a rat crowling by the pool.i definitly imformed front desk..
• Tessie (8/5): - rug was dirty, saw small cockroaches in the bathroom.
• Richy Jack (10/5): - Beautiful rooms, very good staff helpful and friendly. Overall a lovely beautiful historic romantic comfortable hotel. Breakfast could be better but is adequate.
• Rodel (6/5): - Near in store
• Levy (10/5): - Service, ambiance, and food. Hospitality my wife and I have experienced was way beyond expectations. We will return..
• Dennis (10/5): - Beautiful property, with a great location
• Jennifer Grace (8/5): - Really nice hotel, the shower was heavenly and the smart bidet was surprising. Love the old world ambiance mixed I. With the modern amenities.
• Jessica (10/5): - Location and service is great
• Verified traveler (10/5): - Great service and lication
• Oscar (8/5): - All the staff are very professional and polite. They're all very helpful and easy to talk to.
• Helen (10/5): - Close to everything !
• kevin (10/5): - Right in the center of town, very walkable.
• Mehran (10/5): - Very interesting historic property. Restoration of this property has been done with care and competence. We enjoyed staying in this property.
• Jill (10/5): - loved the area - the pool was lovely - walk to everything - the rooms were a little dark as in a courtyard but very happy there
• Eleno (10/5): - Hotel was very clean and ALL the staff were very friendly!
• Eduardo (10/5): - Hotel Luna is conveniently located in the heart of Vigan.
• MAXIMO (10/5): - I like it all..the amenities the only thing i didnt like was no breakfast buffet....
• Llewelyn (8/5): - Excellent..we will be back!
• Ryan (10/5): Old with new. - One of the best hotels I have stayed in. Historical atmosphere with a mixture of new thrown in. Thoroughly enjoyed my time there, room (loft suite) was quirky and super comfortable and food was delicious. Will return one day.
• Elizabeth (10/5): - The people went above and beyond their line of duty. We wanted pandesa (bread) which they didn't have and so the guy went to buy some 3 blocks away. Great, friendly people and service. . Beautiful rooms.
• Olga (10/5): - LOVED LOVED LOVED our stay. Staff were EXCELLENT - they even went out of their way, above & beyond their call of duty helping us out with our over-heated car as we’ve travelled a great distance to get to Vigan. The hotel is everything I’ve imagined, so full of character & history it was amazing. Our room was beautiful & comfortable, I loved the touch of old world meeting new world. The bed was nice & firm just the way we like it. The view on top of the hotel was surreal, it was beautiful! Nothing bad I can say about this hotel, maybe just the cold shower but if you’ve been out under the sun all day the cold shower is refreshing for a good night’s sleep. I will come back over and over and over again! Thank you to the excellent and very friendly staff!
• Ezekiel (8/5): - Staff are very friendly and accomodating
• Arvin (8/5): - What I like the most is the overall design down to the smallest detail of the property. It is nice to be in a place where the architecture and design were uniquely Filipino-Spanish.
• Aileen (8/5): lovely holiday - very nice hotel! with museum and pool inside. enjoyed our stay! highly recommended in vigan. hotel is modern with a twist of history
• Olivier (10/5): - Absolutely a great place !!
• Lovely (10/5): - Excellent hotel. We will visit again.
• conchita (10/5): - Unique property.
• Ezekiel (8/5): - Historical
• Cesario (4/5): - I was not offered an option menu for breakfast. I was offered traditional Filipino breakfast. That was all. I’m Filipino American I was expecting a different america breakfast menu.
• Verified traveler (8/5): - Good
• kathy (10/5): - Extremely, pleasant and helpful staff!
• Raul (10/5): - Hot shower and staff services were great!
• Ryan (10/5): Family Trip 2020 - All in all we had a great stay.
• Michelle (10/5): Best Vigan hotel! - Amazing customer service. Hotel was beautiful and elegant. The only hotel museum in the area. Buffet was good. Bidet toilets and beautiful archways. In room massage was inexpensive and excellent. They also provide free back massages daily. Terrace has a breath taken view. We'll return back again.
• Verified traveler (10/5): - Architecture of the place plus the display room on the second floor is an added feature
• Ma. Ethellen (8/5): Family Visit in Vigan - The main hotel is stunning however the rooms at Annex is a bit old especially the carpets. Staff are nice & courteous but has limited knowledge about the history of the hotel and the surrounding sights. Local food items in the restaurant is good however western food items needs improvement. Location is great, very close to Crisologo street.
• Verified traveler (10/5): - It was too dark in the bathroom, the hotel is very clean had awesome staff, very attentive and helpful. The bread and pastries can use a little improvement, how about some eggs?
• Cecilia (8/5): Nice hotel with good location - We chose to stay at Hotel Luna because it was supposed to be a 4 star hotel according to the ratings. The location of the hotel relative to Calle Crisologo, the main street of Vigan, was very good. Our room was quite small and cramped. The bathroom was almost the size of a closet. The hotel only provided 2 bath towels but no face cloth or hand towel. The receptionists were polite and cordial. The bell hop was attentive. The hotel also complied with Department of Health regulations to check the temperature of guests as they checked in and there was a hand sanitizer at the lobby for every guest to use. This was a precautionary measure due to the novel corona virus concern. We booked our hotel though hotels.com and I did not pay attention to details that breakfast was not included. This was an inconvenience. Overall, our stay was nice since the hotel staff were friendly, helpful and courteous. We were told that if we booked directly through the hotel that we might have gotten a better rate.
• Verified traveler (10/5): - Love the museum and historical significance.There is nothing not to like.
• SKY (10/5): - The location, rooftop, in house Museum, and accessibility to the Vigan City Heritage Area
• Espie (10/5): - It was a great stay! No window to look out. But the steps to go into the front door is not good for senior citizen!
• Odette (10/5): - All the staff were so friendly and extremely helpful—from the reception desk, the bellhop, security guard, wait staff, and janitors. The hotel is beautiful and we loved the original art work all over the hotel.
• Verified traveler (8/5): - I like the location but the room size is very small though we love the modern restroom. Food quality could be improved
• Joel (10/5): - Great hotel with the exception of a waitress who had problems understanding English.
• Verified traveler (8/5): Time for an Update and Refersh - It’s a nice hotel, great staff - but the rooms are getting very tired, carpet is worn and dirty, bed was lumpy - time to update the rooms and furnishings. I would recommend it, location is great - excellent bar on the roof and the staff are very accommodating. Ps- no hand towels offered in the bathroom- slightly annoying
• Verified traveler (10/5): - The staff were very helpful and attentive. The room was very clean and everything you need has been provided. The swimming pool on the ground floor was a fantastic place to relax. Breakfast buffet was very well presented and had variety for every taste!
• Pauline (6/5): - Place was a hotel with a museum. Lovely ambiance. However, the hotel is not friendly to seniors or persons with disabilities because of a lot of stairs. The bathrooms are dark, there should be ample lighting. Also in their loft suite, the phone is on the loft with no extension downstairs. Very inconvenient.staff in the restaurant are very friendly and efficient.
• Archie (8/5): Amazing Vigan accomodation. - Service is good. Toilet is hi-tech. Room a bit small. Location is convienient. Overall accomodation is amazing.
• Verified traveler (8/5): - Mildew smell in the room. I noticed patches (bubbles), what looks like water. They might have water leak.
• Maria (10/5): - I booked at the annex but it was already closed when we arrived. The receptionist upgraded our party to the main building which is really nice. The entire Staff are super friendly and courteous.
• Nathan (8/5): Excellent service..... - Service is great.Staff are wonderful and gracious, best place in town.I definitely recommend this to my friends
• Douglas (10/5): - Very friendly and helpful staff. Many restaurants, ATM's
• Pascal (8/5): autifu - Beautiful hotel
• Verified traveler (10/5): - Theyre having renovations during the time we we’re there. Not too much selections on the breakfast buffet from the last time we wer there last year. Swimming pool is only up to 6 pm. No time to go swimming too early to close.
• Verified traveler (10/5): - feels home! very accomodating staff and good food and service!
• Verified traveler (2/5): - First of all no wash cloth and gave me wrong room... paid a deluxe Room and realize it was a standard room. And I have a do not disturbed sign on my door all day bc I told the room attendant no service today but they came anyway and got the iron that day without us in the room...
• Michael (8/5): - Great staff.
• CharmaineDulak (10/5): - great service, beautiful place, perfect location. Definitely would come back again! Our rooms were super clean and beautiful. I especially loved the bathroom! Delicious breakfast buffet and the pool was also great, our family enjoyed it. Loved the free tour at their museum and the free ride to the place where you can get bagnet. Really helpful staff, super attentive and polite👌 Highly recommend this place.
• Jon (10/5): Amazing hotel - Amazing hotel in a. Amazing location. Thoroughly enjoyed all aspects of the stat.
• juven (10/5): - The museum and hotel set up is fantastic. Staff are very nice. The buffet is excellent

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