Where to Stay in Taguig

Taguig, Philippines

By the Travel Wiki editorial team

Taguig sits in the southeastern part of Metro Manila, on the northwestern shore of Laguna de Bay. It is a highly urbanised city whose modern identity was shaped by the redevelopment of the old military reservation of Fort Bonifacio in the 1990s, which produced the business and lifestyle districts that most visitors now associate with the city.

For a visitor, the practical question is where to base yourself within that sprawl. The commercial core is a cluster of planned districts inside Fort Bonifacio, and the accommodation listed for the city sits almost entirely within them. This guide covers the areas worth considering, who each one suits, and what kind of place you will find there.

Best areas to stay in Taguig

1. Bonifacio Global City (BGC)

BGC is the largest of the financial districts inside Fort Bonifacio and the centre of gravity for visitors. It is a planned, walkable commercial district with major local and multinational headquarters, and the widest choice of accommodation in the city, from large international hotels to serviced residences and smaller budget properties.

It suits first-time visitors and anyone who wants to be within walking distance of restaurants, offices and evening entertainment. Streets are laid out on a numbered grid, so addresses are easy to follow. Most of the city's listed places to stay sit on or near 5th Avenue, 30th Street, 32nd Street and 11th Avenue.

2. McKinley Hill

McKinley Hill is one of the districts established within Fort Bonifacio during the redevelopment of the former military reservation, alongside BGC and the Bonifacio Capital District. It forms part of the same business and commercial cluster, so it works as a base for travellers whose plans centre on the Fort Bonifacio area.

It suits visitors who want to be in the Fort Bonifacio cluster but away from the busiest streets of BGC. Expect the same broad category of commercial-district accommodation rather than a separate resort area.

3. Bonifacio Capital District

The Bonifacio Capital District is the third of the districts created within Fort Bonifacio and shares the same commercial character as BGC and McKinley Hill. It is an option for travellers who need to be close to the business addresses of the Fort Bonifacio area.

It suits business travellers and anyone whose itinerary is built around the financial and diplomatic institutions of the city. As with the other Fort Bonifacio districts, you are choosing a location within a planned commercial area rather than a distinct neighbourhood with its own tourist sights.

Where to stay on a budget, mid-range or splurge

Best area for a first visit

Choose Bonifacio Global City. It is the district where nearly all of the city's accommodation is concentrated, it is laid out on an easy numbered grid, and it puts you within walking distance of the business, dining and entertainment core. From there you can reach the other Fort Bonifacio districts without changing your base.

Frequently asked questions

Which part of Taguig has the most places to stay?

Bonifacio Global City. The accommodation listed for the city is concentrated on and around its streets and avenues, including 5th Avenue, 30th Street, 32nd Street and 11th Avenue.

Are the other Fort Bonifacio districts separate from BGC?

They are distinct districts within the same Fort Bonifacio area. McKinley Hill and the Bonifacio Capital District were established alongside BGC during the redevelopment of the former military reservation, and they share its commercial character.

What time can I check in and out?

Across the listed properties, check-in is typically in the early afternoon, between noon and 3PM, and check-out is around noon.

Is Taguig a good base for a Metro Manila trip?

It works well if your plans centre on the Fort Bonifacio business and commercial districts. The city borders Pasig and Pateros to the north, Makati and Mandaluyong to the northwest, Pasay and Parañaque to the west, and Muntinlupa to the south.

Compare live prices for your dates with the booking tools on this page before you decide.

Sources

  1. Taguig
  2. Wikivoyage: Taguig

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