Solano Hotel is a 3-star retreat in Lipa City, Philippines, perched on General Luna Street and just 0,6 mi from the city center. This hometown-friendly spot puts convenience at the doorstep while keeping a cozy, traveler-ready vibe.

On-site perks include a restaurant, spa/wellness packages, and a free kids' club, plus practical comforts like private parking and a free shuttle service. A free fitness center, 24-hour front desk, room service, kitchenette, and non-smoking rooms add to the easy-going stay, while wheelchair accessibility, a terrace, garden, sun deck, and inviting views round out the experience.

The property has 36 reviews. Prices start from $66 per night. Other amenities include meeting/banquet facilities (extra charges), spa (extra charges), airport shuttle (extra charges), and kids' meals (extra charges).

Three on-site dining options keep pace with any traveler's appetite: Paul Restaurant delivers Local, Asian, and International flavors in a FamilyFriendly setting; Café Ysabelle offers Local and International dishes in a similarly welcoming vibe; and Charlie's Bar and Grill serves Local, International, and Grill/BBQ options for a casual bite.

A versatile slate of rooms suits solo travelers to big groups. Deluxe comes with 2 Double beds in 355 square feet and can accommodate up to 4 adults and 3 children. Executive Suite, also with 2 Double beds, spans 593 square feet and seats up to 4 adults and 2 children. Suite, King features 570 square feet with a King and a Twin bed, accommodating up to 4 adults and 2 children, while Superior, King offers 312 square feet with a single King bed for up to 2 adults and 2 children. Additional configurations include Executive King at 593 square feet for up to 4 adults and 3 children.

Cash is the accepted method of payment. A free shuttle service helps with local getting around, while airport transfers can be arranged for an additional charge. For special occasions or business needs, meeting/banquet facilities are available for an extra charge, along with spa services and kids’ meals, all offered at additional charges.