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Robbinsdale Hotel

Quezon City, Araneta Avenue, Philippines
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Accommodation
All of our rooms offers individual air-conditioning, remote color T.V., complimentary toiletries, push button telephone, laundry service and a mini refrigerator for your convenience. Suites with complete kitchen units are also available upon request.

Addiotnal features includes 24-hour security, ample of free parking and continuos power.

Lavish yourself and stay at our Penthouse Suite. This luxurious suite comes complete with a cozy living room and kitchen.

Dining
For your dining pleasure The Hickory House restaurant is conveniently located beside the hotel lobby. Hickory House offers continental and local cuisine. Guests can either dine in or order room service and have the same delicious meal in the comfort of their room.

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