Located in the city center, across from the large square. Could choose among continental, American, Philippine, and omelet breakfasts, fresh fruit available. Food for breakfast and dinner was good. Rooms were clean. One day (out of 7) housekeeping forgot to leave fresh towels and bottles of water; very apologetic. The staff were very helpful. For example, one morning our driver's... More

An expensive hotel at the center of Butuan City. Room is spacious, but the bathroom is not. The shower area is the smallest I've been in. You couldn't stretch your arms - it's like a coffin upright. The sink leaked, the bed cover had stains, TV was small. The air conditioning is at the mid-body level and is next to... More

The good: 1. Business hotel at the heart of city. It is walking distance to a lot of food establishment as well as a supermarket. Church is right across, and transportation is most convenient. 2. Free airport transfer; 3. clean, despite the age, which is a plus. 4. spacious rooms and cool airconditioning. 5. friendly and accomodating staffs. The bad:... More

This is one of the oldest hotels in Butuan City but it has gone a major renovation in the last 5 years. Everything looks a bit new. If you need a no-nonsense business hotel then this is the place to go. Cheaper than its sister hotel-resort, Almont Inland, this one is called Almont City. They offer 24 hour massage service.... More

Every year I go home to Bislig City, I normally stop by Butuan City and spend 2 0r 3 days. There in the middle of the plaza downtown Butuan is a very nice clean Hotel named Almont Hotel. Very clean and very close to everything. Close to church at father Urios College. Has free shuttle to the Airport to ctch... More