Where to Stay in Makati City
Best WiFi, coworking spaces, and long-stay neighborhoods
Best Neighborhoods for Digital Nomads
Ranked by relevance for digital nomads visiting Makati City
Salcedo Village
Mid-rangeA professional hub with a relaxed weekend atmosphere, featuring green spaces and local eateries.
- +Abundant dining options
- +Relatively green and walkable
- +Good mix of business and leisure
- -Can be very quiet on weekends
- -Traffic congestion during rush hour
Poblacion
BudgetMakati's vibrant and eclectic entertainment district, buzzing with bars, restaurants, and live music.
- +Extensive nightlife and dining scene
- +Diverse and affordable food options
- +Energetic atmosphere
- -Can be very noisy, especially on weekends
- -Street conditions can be uneven and crowded
Bel-Air Village
LuxuryA more residential and upscale area with quiet streets and exclusive clubs.
- +Peaceful and secure atmosphere
- +Exclusive feel
- +Close proximity to business district
- -Limited public access to amenities
- -Can feel isolating for tourists without a car
Ayala Center
LuxuryThe bustling commercial heart of Makati, dominated by large shopping malls and corporate buildings.
- +Unrivaled shopping and dining
- +Excellent connectivity
- +Safe and well-maintained public spaces
- -Can be overwhelming and crowded
- -Less authentic local experience
WiFi & Remote Work in Makati City
Quality
Good
Avg Speed
25 Mbps download, 15 Mbps upload (in cafes)
Free WiFi
Shopping malls (Ayala Center, Greenbelt), some cafes, hotel lobbies.
Coworking
Workingspace PH (PHP 500-800/day), Acceler8 Coworking (PHP 600-900/day), The Study by Study Hall (PHP 400-700/day).
Daily Budget (Budget)
PHP 2500/day
1 area to be cautious about
Read our full safety guide for Makati City