Humberto's Hotel

Decided to stay there since it is situated in the heart of Davao City. My room has a smell of cigarette smoke. When I opened the room’s window, there were a lot of cigarette butts outside. The hotel seems to be poorly maintained. The front desk personnel though were nice and accommodating.

I was surprised to see a new facade, it looked more modern. Stepping in to the lobby the layout looke like a typical hotel, missing the old lobby and front desk. The upside on this is that the lobby is much brighter and spacey. Rooms are much the same, TV is now a flat screen, cable reception is much better. Staff service is ok (no room service during my stay) very courteous and cheefull. The food, I opted for is spanish sardines, food here was better and generously portioned, as compared to a similar B&B around the corner. The vicinity around Humbertos hasnt changed much, at the time of my stay the street was quiet, much quieter than the other B&B in the vicinity. A convenient store chain that operates 24 hrs is a block away (2), a needed luxury to buy emergency items. Humbertos is on a new management, I just hope that it maintains the old homey feel and shy away from commercialization.

This is your average budget hotel wherein you just want to sleep for the night. The wifi is free but weak. Old TV. Small cramped room. For what its worth, the room is what you paid for. Hey, it's your charming little hotel.