This high-rise towers over its competition for value. Rates are low for the amenities such as robes, 46in flat-screen TVs and a 21st-floor restaurant (mains P250 to P380) that affords unrivalled panoramic city views. There's a small pool and a spa, but the lobby is tiny. A pedestrian overpass connects it to the massive SM City Mall across the street.
Injap Tower Hotel
Iloilo
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
22.1 MILES
Built between 1787–97, this impressive church, with its striking pyramidal towers, served as a fortress against Muslim raiders. Damaged over the years by…
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A massive banyan tree looms atmospherically over the entrance to this grand home built in 1803 by Philippines VP Fernando Lopez (Mariquit was his wife's…
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29.3 MILES
This stately house contains an astonishing private art collection, as well as antiques belonging to one of Silay's principal families. The house is owned…
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Negros Forests & Ecological Foundation
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A zoo with a difference, this foundation seeks to preserve endangered animals endemic to Negros. It houses mostly birds, including an extraordinary…
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0.67 MILES
Iloilo's most famous historic home resembles the White House. You'll need to give three days' notice of your visit.
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22.89 MILES
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29.24 MILES
Set on lovely manicured grounds surrounded by sugar plantations, the RUINS is an early-20th-century Italianate mansion originally built by a local sugar…
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1.32 MILES
Offers a worthwhile display on the indigenous Ati (Negrito) people and a collection of old pinya (pineapple fibre) weavings, for which the area is famous…
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Iloilo's most famous historic home resembles the White House. You'll need to give three days' notice of your visit.
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This impressive cathedral is the seat of the Catholic diocese in western Visayas.
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A lonely old figure standing high and handsome on the edge of Jaro's Belfry Plaza.
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Originally founded during the American colonial period in 1904.
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This historic neo-Gothic church is interestingly sometimes referred to as 'the feminist church' because there are only sculptures of female saints on…