The Cocoon Boutique Hotel is one of the hotels that recently opened near the Timog-Tomas Morato area. Having lived in the Scout area a few years back, the place is close to my heart. We decided on the Cocoon Boutique Hotel having read really good reviews about it. It's also a plus that one of my favorite movie, Sana Dati, used the hotel as their location.
The lobby is small and the couches look a little worn out but the staff were very friendly and welcoming. We were given welcome drinks upon arrival.
They only have one elevator but the hotel wasn't busy when we checked in so we didn't have to wait long.
We loved how the hallway leading to the rooms look with the wooden panels. The wooden theme matches the room that we stayed in. It was gorgeous, the room feels like it belongs to a cabin in Baguio.
What we particularly love about the room would be the sheets, they were heavenly.
They also have free and new magazines.
One minor thing that we wished there were more of though would be sockets. We also had a hard time locating the light switches, it turned out to be hidden beneath the pile of pillows on the bed's headboard.
As they are an eco-friendly hotel, they serve water in a jar instead of the usual plastic bottled water. It's extra nice that they offer free refills.
The bathroom is spacious but I find it weird that their shower area feels like a portable shower. It is also interesting to note that the noise of the TV next door can be heard in the bathroom.
They also have a tub which is perfect for a deep soak.
The toiletries are forgettable and I wish the towels and bathrobes to be fluffier.
Location is good as it is in a quiet street almost in front of Estrels but is also near the main road if you wish to walk around and look for a place to eat.
The hotel has a small recreation room and a small rooftop pool.
Our stay also comes with a 15-minute foot massage which is much appreciated. The spa is located on the 2nd floor but be prepared to pass through the hotel's actual office space on your way to the spa.
Overall, it's a nice hotel to stay in. There are a few things that they can still work on but I wouldn't mind staying there again.
The lobby is small and the couches look a little worn out but the staff were very friendly and welcoming. We were given welcome drinks upon arrival.
They only have one elevator but the hotel wasn't busy when we checked in so we didn't have to wait long.
What we particularly love about the room would be the sheets, they were heavenly.
They also have free and new magazines.
One minor thing that we wished there were more of though would be sockets. We also had a hard time locating the light switches, it turned out to be hidden beneath the pile of pillows on the bed's headboard.
As they are an eco-friendly hotel, they serve water in a jar instead of the usual plastic bottled water. It's extra nice that they offer free refills.
The bathroom is spacious but I find it weird that their shower area feels like a portable shower. It is also interesting to note that the noise of the TV next door can be heard in the bathroom.
They also have a tub which is perfect for a deep soak.
The toiletries are forgettable and I wish the towels and bathrobes to be fluffier.
Location is good as it is in a quiet street almost in front of Estrels but is also near the main road if you wish to walk around and look for a place to eat.
The hotel has a small recreation room and a small rooftop pool.
Our stay also comes with a 15-minute foot massage which is much appreciated. The spa is located on the 2nd floor but be prepared to pass through the hotel's actual office space on your way to the spa.
Overall, it's a nice hotel to stay in. There are a few things that they can still work on but I wouldn't mind staying there again.
Cocoon Boutique Hotel
61 Scout Tobias corner Scout Rallos
Bgy Laging Handa,
Quezon City 1103
632- 9212706 to 08
I heard its sister hotel Hive Hotel is also near in tomas morato, which is a great street for entertainment.
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