Microtel by Wyndham General Santos

Not the best hotel in town. Had issues with my water heaters. Has to improve.

Its similar to Best Western. Not much more to say but breakfast was a bit disappointing. White rice was cold as was the soup. Selection was limited and only 1 fruit available. Reception was friendly snd helpful. The price is expensive to what I can get in Manila or Makati.

It was a enjoyable stay

I really like staying here in Gensan more than any other hotel from that city

機房很吵，就這次比較不好，之前都滿分

スタッフはいつも笑顔で接してくれました。室内は広々として清潔感が有り快適でした。

The hotel is located in a secured commercial complex with 24/7 security. Within the complex there are commercial establishments to dine and unwind at night time. The hotel is clean, with friendly and helpful staff from check in til check out time.

I stayed at this hotel a couple different nights the last week and had a good visit, overall. The price is a bit expensive, the location is very good with an SM and restaurants within walking distance (I wouldn't recommend Cafe Amoree nearby), the staff are friendly and speak English, everything is clean and neat with no bad odors anywhere, the rooms were nice, clean, comfortable but simply decorated, the TV didn't work/connect at all, the A/C in my second room didn't work so we needed to move to another room where it did work, soap, shampoo & a toothbrush were provided but nothing more other than towels, nice, big shower, there was a closet to hang clothes, the complimentary breakfast was good & adequate for foreigners or locals, they did have a simple restaurant with a view items of food and different kinds of beverages (coffee, tea, milkshakes, smoothies, etc.) available, and they have a nice airport shuttle van that is available for about $10/PHP600.

I took a suite for a few nights (P3600/night) and, while calling it a suite is definitely a stretch, it does have a kitchenette and a separate day bed and window seat as well as the main bed. And despite the room being near the lobby, it was quiet at night. The room (in fact the whole hotel) is a bit dated - oak veneer and cream paint everywhere - and there are quirks (ceiling fan with no wall switch, kitchenette worktop light that won't switch off unless you reach in and unplug it). On the plus side, the bed is comfy and the A/C is quiet. There's a table and chairs as well as a desk, and plenty of storage including a laptop safe. The bathroom is small but has everything you need. The wifi, which is normally terrible in Gensan hotels, is actually good (60mbps, not many dropouts). Way better than the Greenleaf, Avior, East Asia and Grand Summit. The buffet breakfast is fine, though sometimes there's irritating background music in the breakfast room. Overall the Microtel is still a decent budget option and staff are courteous and helpful.