Yamato Hostel

9.3Superb(78)

HostelManila, PhilippinesView map7.22km from city centre

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Discover Yamato Hostel, your serene retreat in the bustling heart of Pasay City. The name Yamato means 'great harmony' in Japanese, perfectly capturing the tranquil and cozy experience we offer, just minutes from the city's main attractions.

Ideally located, Yamato Hostel is only 10 minutes from major malls and popular tourist spots such as Manila Bay, SM Mall of Asia, and Luneta Park. The nearest airport, Ninoy Aquino International Airport, is just 3.6 km away, and the nearest train station is 1.4 km away, making our hostel easily accessible for travelers. For added peace of mind, a hospital is right beside our property.

Our hostel features spacious rooms with 4-person bunk beds and private rooms, all equipped with air conditioning. We also offer female-only dormitories to ensure privacy and security for our female guests. Guests can savor a variety of meals in our food hall, which serves local cuisine as well as American and Asian breakfasts. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, and we provide luggage storage space for your convenience.

Designed for comfort and convenience, our private rooms include a private toilet and bath, a desk, and a TV. Bed linen and towels are provided in every room to ensure a pleasant stay.

Our friendly, English-speaking staff are always available to assist, ensuring your stay is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Experience an exceptional stay at Yamato Hostel, where peace and comfort meet in the heart of Pasay City.

House Rules

Check In

15:00 - 22:00

Check Out

until 12:00

Non Smoking
Taxes Not Included

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Facilities

Free Parking
Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Free Security Lockers
Meeting Rooms
Airport Transfers
Luggage Storage
24 Hour Reception

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Reviews

9.3Superb(78)

Value for Money
9.7
Security
9.8
Atmosphere
8.6
Cleanliness
9.8
Staff
9.7
Location
8.1
Facilities
9.7

Stayed in Nov 2025

Niamh

Female, 25-30, New Zealand

good spot to stay in that’s not too far from the airport but still close enough to explore Manila a bit! the staff are super helpful, clean facilities, and very co-worker friendly. :))

Stayed in Nov 2025

9.1

Jelaina

Couple, 25-30, Canada

A nice stay in Manila. We were a bit hesitant with the location, but the hostel was very clean, quiet, and aesthetic. We had a private room, which was spacious and had all the amenities expected of a hotel room. The bed was comfortable. The bathroom was a bit small, but had a very nice shower. There was no elevator available, but staff kindly assisted with carrying luggage. There were nice shared spaces, including one specifically designated as a quiet room. The WiFi was sometimes spotty.

Stayed in Nov 2025

Amanda

Female, 25-30, USA

This is a great clean hostel if you have a layover in manila.

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Location

66 Don Benito Hernandez Street, Barangay 76, Pasay City, Manila, Philippines

7.2km from city centre

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About Manila

Beneath Manila's glassy towers and colonial mansions, you'll discover a creative city brimming with innovative bars and quirky shops. Manila is made up of 16 separate cities stretching round a bay on the largest island in the Philippines. Take time to discover the character of the individual districts. You can go hunting for bargains in lively Binondo Market, followed by an evening sipping cocktails on the terrace of a skyscraper.

Hostels in Manila reflect its eclectic past. Spend a night in a 1940's mansion turned capsule hostel, or escape the city in a tropical island-inspired interior. On-site bars and cafés are common, and one Manila hostel even has a rooftop bar and restaurant for dinner overlooking the Malate district. You'll find most have free breakfast and Wi-Fi, as well as female-only dorms. Many Manila hostels also put on free city tours.

Manila's districts are built around the old walled city of Intramuros. It's here you'll find Fort Santiago and the colonial Spanish buildings. Malate is the commercial centre of the city and a focus point for most travellers: think shopping malls and international dining. Foodies should also venture into UP Village, where an exciting restaurant and pop-up bar scene is springing up – a favourite spot of the local student population. It's worth dedicating a morning to Binondo too. This is the oldest Chinatown in the world, and its restaurants and food stands make it a riot of colour and mouthwatering smells.

There's plenty to explore in Manila, whether you're looking for culture, history or shopping. A walking tour is a good way to get to know the city, and when you're ready to rest your legs, head to the gardens of Fort Santiago. This Spanish fort is famous for being the prison of Rizal, a Filipino hero. Manila also has lots of shops, from high-end boutiques and malls to bustling markets. The Salcedo Saturday Market in Makati is one of the largest – an outdoor feast of food, crafts and everyday items.

You can travel around Manila by either the Light Rail Trains or Metro Rail Trains, depending on where you're heading. If you're going from Intramuros to Makati, you can take the Pasig River Ferry. Taxis are another good option for getting around the city. If you're arriving into Ninoy Aquino International Airport, you'll find taxis waiting to take you to the city centre.