TravelswithCharie

Wings Transit Hotel and Spa, Naia 3, Level 4 I recently stayed at the newly launched Wings Transit Hotel and Spa in their Lounge area while waiting to check in at my other hotel. I arrived before 6 a.m. at Naia Terminal 3 and my hotel check-in was not until 2 p.m. I was also waiting to meet my sister who was coming in on another flight. It was very nice that I had this option to recline and rest my body after a long flight. The lounge chair was P1400 which is good for a 7.5-hour stay and included a meal pass worth P500 which entitles guests to eat at their dining room for two hours. The buffet offering included several Philippine dishes, salad, a selection of fruits and desserts, coffee, bottled water and juice. If you are a senior citizen with a Philippine senior card, you are qualified to receive a discount. Please make sure to ask for it. Wi-fi, business center access and free luggage storage are included in the price of your stay. The hotel is quite convenient if you’re flying in a...

Corridor leading to the cabins in the Ladies section of the hotel I recently stayed at First Cabin Haneda Hotel in Tokyo. After missing my flight (I was flying on standby), I was glad to have found First Cabin. The hotel is conveniently located at Terminal 1 and as it happened, they had a room available for me. The hotel is divided into two areas, one for male and another for female guests. To enter the respective areas, you are given a security card key upon check in. Check out time is 10 a.m. Rooms are also available for a minimum two hour use and may be extended for a corresponding fee. First Class Cabin There are two types of rooms, a first class cabin with semi double bed and a business class cabin with single bed and no room for baggage. I arrived close to midnight and I had to be quiet because my neighbors could easily hear me through the thin walls and gaps between the door and ceiling. The front desk has ear buds if you’re a light sleeper. Accordion door does not lock Ameni...