Find 4 Star Hotels in Minglanilla from SAR 155

"I like the rooftop bar very relaxing "

"wonderful hotel with excellent staff. we will stay here again for sure"

"Great "

"On check in Cedric gave us an upgrade which was lovely of him so a massive thank you, at breakfast a young lady I believe called freebi was so helpful the full stay, when my wife was unwell she made up a box of pastries for the room and the next day she saw me sat at the bakery and made a point of asking how my wife was, she really is a star ⭐ "

"Excellent location ! Very close to the mall and has very good staff. Room is very clean and always have the things you need. Wish there’s an outlet for USB-C so for those who live in other country , don’t need to bring travel adapter . Swimming pool needs to get done soon ! All in all a good place to stay . "

"the hotel was ok, but if I will comment, these hotel is good only when delegates or group meetings are held like weddings. not suited for family or guest of 2? why? the rooms are big but only 1 lounging chair available, no center table where you can eat, no dresser stool, no hair dryer, no iron, completely disgusted. i will not comment further more, thank you"

"I strongly advise against staying at the Sheraton Cebu. What was supposed to be a premium experience turned out to be one of the worst hotel stays I have ever had. Here are the reasons, based entirely on actual experience: 1. Completely Unacceptable Soundproofing (Premium Room) I booked one of the highest-tier rooms, just below the Presidential suite, expecting a quiet and comfortable stay. Instead, the room had virtually no soundproofing. I received repeated calls—until 3 AM—complaining about noise, even though the only thing playing was the default hotel introduction video on the TV. For three days, I couldn’t even have a normal conversation inside my own room. This is unacceptable for any hotel, let alone one claiming to be luxury. 2. “Luxury Sedan” Pickup Was Misleading and Poorly Managed I reserved a top-tier sedan for airport pickup. What arrived was a Mercedes B-Class—far from a luxury sedan. At the airport, the assigned staff was sitting in a corner, making them extremely difficult to locate. After finally finding them, I had to wait another 10 minutes for the vehicle. 3. Second-Day Transportation Failure On the second day, I scheduled a car for 6:30 PM. I ended up waiting outside for 40 minutes and only got the car at 7:10 PM. It appears the hotel does not operate its own fleet but outsources vehicles. The car I received smelled heavily of cigarette smoke, which is completely unacceptable. "