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Explore 7,960 vacation rentals in Manila

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Family-friendly vacation rentals
860 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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Vacation rentals with a pool
5,340 properties feature pools

Rentals with dedicated workspaces
3,540 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wi-Fi availability
7,330 of Manila vacation rentals include wi-fi access

Popular amenities for guests
Guests love Monthly stays, Self check-in, and Gym across Manila rentals

4.7 Average rating
Manila stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

Nearby attractions
Manila's top spots, include Rizal Park, Fort Santiago, and Quiapo Church
Top-rated vacation rentals in Manila
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BGC Uptown-Stunning View 4BR- 7Adult2kids/Parking
🌟 WELCOME TO OUR FAMILY HOME! 🌟 We’re thrilled to welcome you to our spacious 131 sqm Airbnb in Uptown Parksuites, BGC! 🚗 FREE Parking –2 Slots Relax and enjoy the breathtaking high-floor views, with restaurants, coffee shops and bars just steps away. Whether you’re here for a family getaway, business trip, or a refreshing change of scenery, our home is fully equipped to ensure a seamless and comfortable stay. We want you to feel right at home from the moment you arrive. Enjoy your stay! 😊

Classy Glam For A Family Getaway and Free Parking
Bring the whole family to this great place with lots of room for fun. Now, with our ALL-IN nightly rate with no hidden fees and charges. Experience a care free stay in this classy apartment that's centrally located in Uptown BGC! Right in front of the new Mitsukoshi Mall and a few steps away from Uptowm Mall and Uptown Parade. Stroll through the vibrant streets of BGC or have a break in one of the many cafe's. Whether the family wants to relax, shop, stroll, or food trip, you've found the place.

55-SQM | The Urban Cabin in Poblacion Makati
(No kitchen so cooking is not possible/allowed. Please read the Neighborhood section to learn more about Poblacion, Makati and what it offers.) Welcome to latest accommodation, The Urban Cabin in Poblacion. It's a different take on the classic cabin: it has the usual elements of log, rustic unfinished walls and minimal decors. Just the basic features of a forest cabin It’s where the cool kids, the artsy and the hobbyists hang out to visit bars, art galleries, and hole-in-the-wall restaurants

Luxury Urban Spa w/ Steam Sauna Jacuzzi Poblacion
Retreat to your urban spa above one of Manila’s most exciting neighborhoods. Located on the sixth floor of a boutique condo in Poblacion’s Restaurant and Entertainment District, this stylish studio features impressive city views and private spa-inspired amenities: a jetted tub, steam sauna, rain shower, and adjustable massage table. Explore the neighborhood’s cafés, restaurants, and nightlife, then return to relax in comfort with a fully equipped kitchen and 24-hour building security. Mabuhay!

Aesthetic NY Inspired Greenbelt Loft w Tempur Bed
Open the complimentary wine and listen to music via retro Marshall speakers. Here custom wood furniture meets textured concrete walls, plush Persian carpets, classic vintage pieces and 60s pop art accents. A refined fusion of industrial and retro features ultimately lends this loft its unique, special character. Perfect for a photogenic boutique art hotel vibe. A fantastic option for business travel and couples with discerning taste, looking to stay in one of Manila’s most premium locations.

Private pool! 3BR @ Milano w/ 65" TV & Netflix
Incredible unit at the upscale Milano Residences. Right beside Century City Mall and the Poblacion night life and food at your doorsteps. Ultra private patio with a private plunge pool! (We empty and clean the pool for each booking!) Enjoy fast internet (up to 200 mbps!) / Netflix while comfortably experiencing the large space (120SQM) this unit has to offer. The downstairs shared pool and sauna is available Tues to Sun, 7AM to 7PM. The pool will be closed during cleaning day (Monday)

The Garden Deck
#1 Planeta Vergara’s Best Airbnb Accommodation in Metro Manila. Make every stay unforgettable at Danupra Garden Deck, a spacious 4-bedroom private home in the heart of Quezon City! Perfect for family staycations, barkada getaways, celebrations, and comfortable long-term stays. Enjoy a private outdoor garden deck and refreshing mini pool. Conveniently located near malls, groceries, 7-Eleven, EDSA and other essentials, with 24/7 security. Planeta Vergara — Where Every Stay Feels Like Home.

GM Coast 2BR/3Bath End Unit/Balcony Bayview/1 Pkng
Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally located place with the world-famous Manila Bay Sunset & Sunrise View in private balcony facing the bay. Unit have two bedrooms w/ comfortable beds, three bathrooms w/ grab bars, living room with sofa-bed, 3 AC units, free Wi-Fi, 2 smart TVs w/ Netflix, washing machine & dryer inside the unit, and one free parking. Close to MOA, CCP, ICC, Star City and many more. You will definitely feel at home, even away from home.

Deluxe 2BR Suite @Shore near MOA & Airport
Experience the perfect blend of comfort and style in our beautifully polished 2-bedroom suite with 2 T&B at the 9th Floor of Shore Residences Tower D, situated in the heart of Mall of Asia Complex. This chic urban retreat offers everything you need, contemporary decor, modern amenities, and a prime location just minutes away from top attractions, dining, and shopping. Ideal for couples, families and business travelers alike. Come and discover your new favorite getaway spot!

Resort style 2BR at Milano! Private Pool &Netflix
The most incredible 2-bedroom suite in the Milano Residences with a magnificent view of the city! Ultra private patio with a private plunge pool! (We empty and clean the pool for each booking!) Enjoy fast internet / Netflix while comfortably experiencing the vast space (100SQM) this unit has to offer. The downstairs other shared pool and sauna is available Tuesday to Sunday, 7AM to 7PM. The pool will be closed during cleaning day (Monday)

[WOW] The Terracotta Sunset - Prime End Unit in Makati
Level up your stay with this ultra-modern and sophisticated Moroccan-inspired deluxe Corner Unit in Central Makati. Highlights: 65 QNED TV w/ Netflix, 100mpbs Unli-Wifi, Free In-house Washer and Dryer (100% dry), Automatic Curtains, King bed, Digital Lock, Dyson Vacuum, Dyson Hairdryer and a gorgeous Bauhass TOGO Sofa. Bigger balcony cut, Prime end-unit with many glass windows for the most amazing Sunset Views.

Incredible 1BR Gramercy Penthouse with City views!
MABUHAY! Discover the heartbeat of Makati from our central condo! Spacious room with 2 balconies offering breathtaking city skyline views from the 62nd floor in one of the tallest buildings in Manila. Enjoy entertainment on large TVs. Dive into hyper amenities, including an infinity pool, lap pool, and gym. Impeccable comfort and cleanliness guarantee a memorable stay! Space managed by MR Cactus MNL.
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Manila Ocean Park
Marine-themed park featuring an oceanarium, interactive exhibits, and animal shows
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At Manila Ocean Park, walk through the massive Oceanarium, home to around 14,000 marine creatures from about 277 Southeast Asian species, and experience its curved underwater tunnel with sharks, rays, and tropical fish swimming overhead. Get close to penguins at Trails to Antarctica, watch graceful jellyfish at the Jellies Exhibit, and see insects, reptiles, and birds in dedicated zones. Catch back-to-back bird and sea lion shows, or try the Aquanaut helmet-walk for a unique underwater encounter. Explore interactive displays, “Back of the House” educational areas, and promo attraction bundles for a full, family-friendly day of marine-themed learning and fun.






Rizal Park
Historic urban park with lush gardens, monuments, and cultural landmarks honoring the Philippines' national hero
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At Rizal Park, you can visit the iconic Rizal Monument, watch the changing of the guards, and explore lush gardens, fountains, and wide lawns perfect for strolling, jogging, or picnics. Learn about history at the Martyrdom of Dr. José Rizal open-air sound-and-light show held on evenings from Wednesday to Sunday. Come around sunset for the colored lights and water fountain show, and try street foods like fish balls and cotton candy. Afterward, you can easily walk to the nearby National Museum complex or Intramuros.






National Museum
Cultural complex showcasing Filipino art, history, and biodiversity with free admission
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At the National Museum, you can explore the National Museum of Fine Arts, Anthropology, and Natural History under one umbrella, all with free admission. Wander through 29 galleries of paintings, sculptures, and prints, including Juan Luna’s “Spoliarium,” “The Parisian Life,” Hidalgo’s historic works, and murals by Carlos “Botong” Francisco and other National Artists. Dive into ethnographic, archaeological, and natural history exhibits that trace Philippine cultures, biodiversity, and ancient civilizations. Before you leave, thank the guard who gently looks after the community cats.






Manila Bay Beach
Scenic harbor known for its iconic sunsets, seafood dining, and vibrant baywalk
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At Manila Bay Beach and the Baywalk, you can take leisurely walks along the promenade, enjoy the sea breeze, and watch Manila’s famous sunset over the water while snapping photos of the skyline. Relax at open-air or seaside cafés and restaurants, try fresh seafood, or simply sit and unwind by the man-made dolomite beach, which is mainly for strolling and sightseeing. You can also join a harbor or sunset cruise with dinner and live entertainment to see the bright city lights from the bay.






Manila Zoo
Family-friendly zoological and botanical garden featuring diverse animals and lush greenery
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At Manila Zoo, you can see around a thousand animals from about 90 species, including an African lion, alligators, a wide variety of birds, and several reptiles in a compact, easy-to-walk park. Explore exhibits and educational programs that help you learn more about wildlife and conservation while observing animals up close. The renovated grounds also include a botanical garden showcasing plants and trees, including species from the Philippines’ local ecology. With a very reasonable entrance fee, it’s a straightforward, kid-friendly day out.






Fort Santiago
Historic citadel offering insights into Manila's colonial past, with a museum dedicated to national hero José Rizal
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At Fort Santiago, walk through massive stone gates into a 16th-century citadel that now serves as a museum and public park. Explore the Rizal Shrine museum, see José Rizal’s former cell, and follow his final footsteps embedded in bronze on the ground. Wander through well-preserved barracks, dungeons, and gardens, and learn how the fort served as a prison and headquarters under Spanish, American, and Japanese rule. Pause by the Pasig River walls and reflect at this World War II memorial site.






Manila house rentals

4BR House w/Pool, KTV, Billiards –10mins from Mall

Probinsya Feels Villa near BGC

Spacious Caveroom in Lower Floor | Prime Location

Charming City Villa w/ Private Pool & Big Garden

Residencia Carmelita near NAIA 1 , 2, 3, 4

Cozy and Aesthetic Condo at Shore 3 in MOA, Pasay

Hush Getaway private retreat, quiet escape

Charming dual level house in gated community
Vacation rentals with jacuzzis in Manila

158sqm Amazing View BGC Loft+wifi, SmartTV,cableTV

2BR KingBed Loft + NiceView @Avant at the Fort BGC

The House Above @ Sky Suites Tower (Penthouse) Q.C

Spacious Cozy Room w/Parking, Smart TV & Slim PS5

Luxury Makati Condo w Mall Access & City Views

*NEW Promo* Century Spire Executive One Bedroom

2BR Penthouse in Makati CBD*Free Parking*Fast WiFi

BGC Uptown New 2BR, Balcony, Free Parking
Manila villa rentals

The Tropical Villa (w/ Private Pool)

Halika Villa & Kapitolyo events place near BGC

Modern Tropical Private Villa w/ Pool + Videoke

Stylish Villa with Heated Pool

Casa Katipunan Villa

Luxury Suite with Private Pool in Makati

Spacious 5BR Apartment for Big Groups & Families

Villa on the Fifth Roofdeck View
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Manila?
Neighborhoods such as Makati, Bonifacio Global City, and Ermita are frequently suggested for convenient access to shopping, dining, and cultural activities. These areas have diverse accommodations suitable for a range of travelers.
What are the best things to do in Manila with kids?
Families can experience interactive exhibits at Museo Pambata, see marine life at Manila Ocean Park, or relax in green spaces like Rizal Park. Kid-friendly markets and playgrounds offer additional fun activities.
What are some of the best things to do in Manila?
Explore historic Intramuros, walk around Rizal Park, browse art at the National Museum, and sample traditional food in Binondo. Manila also has vibrant markets and waterfront promenades for relaxed strolls.
How is the weather in Manila?
Manila has tropical weather, with hot dry months from January to April around 75–93°F (24–34°C), and rainy season from May to October with warmer, humid days. Umbrellas and light clothing are useful throughout the year.
When is the best time to visit Manila?
Visiting Manila from January to April is often recommended for warmer temperatures and lower rainfall, making outdoor exploration more comfortable. Late spring brings colorful festivals and lush city parks.
What are the best places to visit in Manila?
Explore Intramuros for historic architecture, walk around Rizal Park, and discover the National Museum of the Philippines to learn about local art and culture. Binondo is known for its food scene and lively streets.
What are some hiking trails in Manila?
Although Manila is largely urban, nearby areas such as the Masungi Georeserve and Mount Purro Nature Reserve have hiking trails amid lush landscapes. City parks also feature walking paths for gentle strolls.
What are some family activities we can do in Manila?
Manila has interactive museums, aquariums, and parks for families. The Manila Ocean Park, Museo Pambata, and Rizal Park are frequently suggested for engaging group outings with children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Manila?
Popular day trips from Manila include exploring historic sites in Corregidor Island, enjoying lake views near Tagaytay, or visiting art and nature retreats just outside the city. These excursions highlight local culture and outdoor scenery.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Manila?
Many vacation rentals in Manila welcome pets, especially in Makati, Bonifacio Global City, and parts of Quezon City. Locally, outdoor spaces like parks and walking areas make it easier for guests traveling with animals.
What are some local tips for visiting Manila?
Locals often suggest visiting early in the day to beat crowds and heat, and sampling markets for authentic food experiences. Try using ridesharing apps or public transit for convenience, and bring small bills for shopping.
What is Manila known for?
Manila has a rich history combining Spanish colonial architecture, vibrant markets, and bustling waterfronts. The city is renowned for its unique cuisine, lively festivals, and distinct blend of modern art and heritage sites.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Manila?
Explore locally rooted spots such as the Escolta area’s art spaces, the bamboo organ in Las Piñas, and lesser-known markets or Chinatown alleyways in Binondo. These places highlight Manila’s historic and creative communities.
What are the best foods to try in Manila?
Manila is known for flavors like adobo, sinigang, lechon, and pancit. Street food staples such as kwek-kwek, fish balls, and sweet halo-halo are frequently suggested for those exploring local tastes.
What should I bring for a trip to Manila?
Pack lightweight clothing for Manila’s warm climate, along with a reusable water bottle and sunscreen. A rain jacket or umbrella is useful, especially if visiting during the wetter months from June to October.
What is the nightlife in Manila like?
Manila has a dynamic nightlife scene, with lively bars, music venues, and late-night dining in areas like Makati, Poblacion, and Bonifacio Global City. Diverse clubs, rooftop lounges, and performance spaces provide options for music, dance, and socializing.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Manila?
Manila is known for lively events such as the Feast of the Black Nazarene in early January, the vibrant Flores de Mayo celebrations in late spring, and cultural festivities around Independence Day. These gatherings often feature processions, music, and local food traditions.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Manila?
Manila has family-friendly vacation rentals in districts such as Ermita and Malate. Many homes are near parks, museums, and local dining, making it easy for groups and families to explore the city together.
All about Manila
Located on the island of Luzon, along the shores of Manila Bay, the capital of the Philippines is home to nearly 14 million people and numerous significant cultural and historical sights. The ancient walled area of Intramuros, originally built by the Spanish in the 16th century, is the oldest part of the city, located at the mouth of the Pasig River. Centuries of Filipino history come to life as you walk along its cobblestone streets, where you’ll find historic buildings like the San Agustin Church, whose vaulted ceilings and frescoes withstood bombardment during WWII. The nearby National Museum of Anthropology showcases archeological and ethnological finds like the skullcap of an ancient ancestor, Tabon Man, who is believed to have lived in this area between 22,000-24,000 years ago. Manila considers itself home to the world’s oldest Chinatown, also established in the 16th century, which today has a vibrant culinary, shopping, and nightlife scene.
Makati, one of the newer parts of the city, features numerous skyscrapers, upscale shopping malls, and a diverse population representing different cultures and nationalities.
While there’s plenty to explore in Manila, you can easily plan day trips from the city to scenic and significant places like the World War II barracks on Corregidor Island, the beautiful gardens in nearby Tagaytay, or the thermal pools at Hidden Valley Springs.
What are the top things to do in Manila?
Intramuros
Intramuros — the Spanish walled city of Manila — is the oldest district in the capital. This charmingly chaotic neighborhood is where many of the city’s historic sights are located, including San Agustin Church, Fort Santiago, Casa Manila, and the 16th-century Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. However, the district isn’t just a museum — it is a living, breathing city home to more than 6,000 people, and many of the families have lived in the area for generations.
Binondo
Created in 1584 as a settlement for immigrants from China, most agree that Binondo is the world’s oldest Chinatown and one of the best spots in the city to get great Chinese food and Chinese products. The neighborhood is the site of many historical buildings. If you are interested in learning more about the influence of Chinese culture and immigration in the Philippines, be sure to visit the Museum of Chinese in Philippine Life.
Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex
The Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex (CCP) houses art galleries, performance theaters, and a cinema, and all are used to showcase Filipino arts. Located on Manila Bay, it is a beautiful place to watch the sunset before or after seeing a show.
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