Go Hotels Dumaguete

Right next to Robinsons Mall and the Ceres bus terminal, which makes arrival and onward travel straightforward. The blackout curtains are genuinely good; some rooms have smelled of cigarettes and one guest found stained bedding, so room condition is a lottery here.

• The hotel's location next to Robinsons Mall and the Ceres bus terminal as a practical advantage for getting around.
• The blackout curtains as a standout room feature, with one calling them probably the best investment in the rooms.
• One reviewer reported finding blood stains on the bedding and was charged an extra fee for a replacement towel when none had been provided on arrival.
• A reviewer described being switched to a different room after the AC in the original booking was not working properly, and the replacement room still did not cool adequately in Dumaguete's heat.
• One woman noted that during a noticeable earthquake, hotel staff were not visible and offered no communication or guidance.
• Robinsons Mall is steps away and the Ceres bus terminal is directly beside the hotel, making onward travel straightforward.
• Room quality varied across stays, with reports of a missing shower door, a cigarette smell, a non-functioning TV, and stained bedding.
• There is no elevator, but the building has only two floors.
• Staff visibility was described as limited, and one guest found the team unhelpful when issues arose during her stay.
• The on-site restaurant and coffee shack received consistent praise, with multiple women specifically calling out the food and lattes.

A read of 504 guest reviews. These reviews do not record who wrote them, so nothing here is attributed to women.