Hotel Luna♡

Guest review

10.0

The best and friendly staff ever !

Commendable but other options may be considered

8.0

For art and history lovers, this is the perfect place as there is art in every corner and the hotel itself is an art. For those who are looking for better facilities, this is average. While I like the ambiance and the gracious staff, there are 2 big drawbacks, one is the noise that come from other rooms so you can only pray that you won't have noisy neighbors on your visit. On our first night, there are a lot of door banging and it was already 11 pm. My other friend on the upper floor was disturbed by the loud chatting in the hallway by the other room occupants late night. The second drawback is the breakfast, which lacks variety considering that the hotel is attracting tourists from different parts of the world. It doesn't have to be elaborate but at least the basic European or International breakfast should have been considered. I understand that we want to promote our local dishes and specialties but we need not impose it to our guests. In terms of location, this is a good choice, but considering that there are a number of hotels within the same area, you will not be lacking on options. As the price of the hotel is relatively higher than the others in the area, certain improvements will be appreciated.

A Slice of Paradise in Vigan – Unforgettable Perfection!

10.0

Where do I even begin to describe the absolute perfection that is this hotel? From the moment I stepped through the doors, I was enveloped in an experience that can only be described as exceptional. Every single aspect, from the genuinely warm and welcoming front desk staff and attentive doorman to the exquisite culinary offerings and the breathtaking rooms, was simply flawless. I had the distinct pleasure of staying in one of the lofted suites, and it was unequivocally one of the most magnificent accommodations I've ever encountered. The cleanliness was impeccable, the sense of space was liberating, and every conceivable amenity was thoughtfully provided. The downstairs bathroom was a sanctuary in itself – incredibly spacious, featuring a delightful tub perfect for soaking, a wonderfully invigorating shower, and ample, well-lit sink space. The living area was a haven of comfort, with a large, plush couch and generous room to unwind and relax after a day of exploring. And then there was the upstairs lofted bedroom – an absolute dream. I adored retreating to this serene space, and the mattress was pure bliss, ensuring a perfect night's sleep. Beyond the private sanctuary of the suite, the hotel continued to impress. The breakfast buffet was a delightful spread, offering a fantastic start to the day. The bar provided a tranquil spot for a quiet evening drink, and the upstairs area boasted simply wonderful views, adding another layer to the hotel's charm. If you find yourself planning a trip to Vigan, look no further. This isn't just a place to stay; it's an experience to be cherished. Hands down, this is the best place you could possibly choose. Prepare to be amazed!

Guest review

10.0

Pros:Loved the museum within the hotel. Staffs are very hospitable. Rooms are large enough. Close to the heritage sites. Cons: Can be noisy when people are swimming in the pool as rooms are not sound proof. Can be quite hot outside the rooms.

If Versailles had Wi-Fi, bubblegum toothpaste, and high-tech toilets, it’d be Hotel Luna

10.0

Oh, dear, you think you’ve seen luxury, huh? Let me just pop your little "I’ve been to five-star hotels" bubble with something that’ll make you realize your entire life was a vividly underwhelming slideshow before Hotel Luna. Welcome to the hotel that has been given the grace to not just take your breath away — it kidnaps it, makes it sign a non-disclosure agreement, and then hands it back to you with a side of pandesal and tablea hot chocolate. Trust me, you will never be the same again. First things first, let me tell you that Hotel Luna is a trap - and I mean that in the most endearing way possible. You walk in, all smug and cynical, thinking, "Oh, I bet this is just some quaint little antique hotel". Well, guess what? You’re wrong. You're dead wrong. The lobby? Cute, sure, like a beautiful older woman who's been around, knows what she's doing, and doesn't need to show it. And then they hand you this white keycard, but — oh, wait — they didn’t just hand it to you. No. They placed it in a luxurious key card sleeve. Not even a regular key card holder, but the kind of holder you imagine should contain a miniature signature from a French billionaire who knows how to inspect a painting. It has a small artwork in front of it! That's how beautiful it was. Then they lead you to your room, and buckle your seatbelt, because this isn’t a "room" as much as it is a soul-altering experience. It’s like they took the Vatican, threw in a dash of Versailles, and sprinkled some contemporary luxury on top like it’s no big deal. The walls? Wow. The floors? They’re polished, I could see my future happiness reflected in them. And then the Lord makes you realise: You’re not just staying here. You’re living here. At least for the next couple of days. Welcome to your personal slice of heaven where everything is just grace and would show you a glimpse of divine glory. Now, let’s talk about the toilet. And not just any toilet, friend, but a toilet so advanced it’s basically the Elon Musk of bathroom tech. This isn't a toilet that merely flushes — this is the kind of toilet that makes you feel like you’ve been knighted. It’s got more buttons than an airline cockpit, and each one has a function that’ll make you rethink every toilet experience you’ve ever had. It'll made me think - am I in Tokyo or in Vigan? Heated seat? Check. Cleaning function that makes you feel like royalty? Absolutely. And don’t you dare tell me Marriott has this — because if you sit on this throne, you will declare your loyalty to Hotel Luna, and the rest of the world’s toilets will just feel… sad. But hold up. Are you sitting down? I hope you’re sitting down, because it only gets better from here. If you thought this was a five-star hotel for posh people, let me shatter your delusions. There’s an acoustic band playing ballads. Yes, ballads, my dear. Don’t even try to tell me you don't love a smooth ballad that feels like it's massaging your soul. I thought I hated acoustic music. Turns out, the only thing I hate is missing out on acoustic music performed at Hotel Luna. The lead male singer? A smooth operator whose voice was used by the Lord to convict me of the truth that this is overwhelming grace. There I was, weeping into my bubblegum-flavoured toothpaste. No, you didn’t misread that. Bubblegum-flavored toothpaste. Let me repeat this: Bubblegum-flavoured toothpaste. I don’t even care if you're an adult. If you don’t think that’s the most life-changing experience to hit your gums since… well, since ever, then I don't even know who you are anymore. It's a literal sign from the Lord that this hotel was crafted specifically for me, even if I'm unworthy. And I will thank the Lord every day for guiding me here. Nevermind that I think Luna was a horrible person. This hotel is amazing. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Alright, alright, so the toilet’s fancy, the music is nice, and there’s bubblegum toothpaste. But what about the food?" Sweetie, let me drop this culinary truth bomb on you: You don’t just get food. You get an experience. I walked into their breakfast area, and it was like the entire world paused to hand me hot tablea chocolate that made me question every cup of hot chocolate I’ve ever had. I don’t know what kind of stuff they put in this stuff, but it was like liquid gold, and if I had known this when I was single, I would've taken a sip from their cup before walking down the aisle. Oh, and did I mention that the coffee was endless? Like the manager was secretly in the back, ready to do a private espresso ceremony just for me, whenever I needed a refill. And it wasn't acidic! It's like the Lord orchestrated for them to consult my gastroenterologist before I was prompted to check in. Forget the ham. Forget the eggs. All I wanted was that divine hot chocolate and some pandesal, and I didn’t care what time it was. If I could’ve been buried in this hot chocolate for eternity, I would’ve done it. Then, just when I thought it couldn’t get better, they hit me with the dinner buffet. Now, don’t get too excited. This isn’t the kind of buffet where they’ve thrown 1,000 dishes together just to make you question your life decisions. No, no, no. This is a curated buffet. A buffet that respects itself. They have you confirm your reservation despite you paying for it beforehand (a mild inconvenience), print your name on a card, and seat you like you're at an exclusive dinner party, not a glorified buffet. And as you feast on delicacies that make you forget what spaghetti is, you sip on wine and think, "Is this my new life now?" The answer is yes, yes it is. And then there’s the rooftop. It’s a rooftop, sure, but it’s also a party in the clouds. Champagne in hand, fireworks lighting up the sky, and live music that makes you forget you're not actually in a 90s music video. I don’t know who booked this event, but I’m assuming it was some sort of divine intervention because at that moment, I was perfectly content. Not only am I living my best life undeservedly, I'm living it on a rooftop in Vigan, surrounded by my family, and everyone is fully aware that the Lord is the star in all of this. And did I mention there's a museum inside the hotel? Don’t worry, I know you're thinking, "Sure, cool, a museum, how quaint." But this isn't your average "dusty-old-painting-that-you-pretend-to-understand" museum. This is an actual museum filled with real art, the kind of art that makes you feel important just by standing in front of it. The kind of art that makes you realize that Vigan isn't just a quaint little town; it’s a treasure chest that's been hiding in plain sight. So, if you’re not booking a room at Hotel Luna, I need you to stop reading this and start making some life decisions. You need to understand that this isn’t just a hotel; it’s a revelation. An enlightenment. A total rebranding of what luxury can be. There are good hotels, there are great hotels, and then there’s Hotel Luna —a hotel so dramatically awesome because of grace it made me forget ten years of incorrect opinion that Vigan is boring. If this is what Vigan’s been hiding, consider me converted. Fully. Enthusiastically. Possibly for the rest of the earthly life. And now I must go. Because the memory of that rooftop party just hit me again, and I need a moment to pretend I’m still there. In my white bathrobe. With my tablea. Listening to that butter-voiced singer soothe my spoiled little soul, while praising and thanking the Lord for this underserved grace.

Nice enough but nothing special

8.0

The main building is attractive with all the verandahs and a Spanish look to it but the hotel itself doesn't have much in the way of facilities that a bigger, flashier hotel would have. However, the main draw is its location and you are right off the main old town street for shopping, restaurants and a handy supermarket across the way.