Tiara oriental Hotel
Accommodation
This is an introduction to the accommodation used by Grandline students. Tiara Oriental Hotel is about a 4-minute walk from the school. Rooms have a bathtub, which is rare in the Philippines. Each room has 1 to 3 beds, making it popular with children and families.
All rooms use card keys for entry and to switch on the room lights.
The beds are wide enough for a comfortable stay. Each room has a desk, providing a good study environment.
The toilet and bathroom are in one unit, but there is a bathtub, so you can enjoy a soak just like in Japan.
You can request extra bath towels and toiletries anytime by calling the front desk from the room phone.
You can order meals from the phone in your room (extra charge).
Tea, amenities and other in-room supplies can be replenished anytime by calling the front desk.
Facilities and amenities
- Air conditioner
- Shower
- Bathtub
- Bed
- Desk and chair
- Refrigerator
- Kettle
- Dishes
- Safety box
- Wardrobe
- Hair dryer
- Wi-Fi router
Supplies
- Toilet paper
- Toiletries (shampoo, conditioner)
- Towels and bath towels
The gym is on B2 (basement) and free to use. It is well equipped with training machines, offering a comfortable environment even for regular gym-goers.
7248 Malugay Cor Talisay Street, San Antonio Village, Manila, Philippines
Tiara Oriental Hotel is a 4-minute walk from the school. Many students return to their rooms during lunch or breaks. You can also walk to central Makati.
The hotel’s ground floor has a restaurant (DINER) offering all-you-can-eat steak for about 700 pesos (about 1,800 JPY, as of October 2024).
Cleaning rules
- Cleaned daily
- Towels and bath mats changed daily
- Supplies such as toilet paper replenished daily
Notes on using the facilities
- Smoking is not allowed indoors. Please use the designated smoking area.
- Rooms have a Wi-Fi router with an unlimited data plan. Even so, internet connections in the Philippines can be unstable. We rent pocket Wi-Fi (fee required), but many people get a local SIM card.
- If cleaning or repairs are required due to smoking indoors or damage to facilities, you may be asked to pay the actual cost.
- Bringing outside visitors into the building without permission is strictly prohibited.
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