Short-term apartment rentals in the Philippines

[Sergey]

Hello everyone,

I'm going to the Philippines (Makati) for the third time in August and planning to stay there for more than one month. I don't want to stay at hotels (no kitchen + too expensive), so I'm looking for some studio or condo rentals that allow staying for one month. I looked online and found the cheapest places were like P40k a month which is out of my price range. Don't need anything fancy, just kitchen, AC, and a comfortable bed

My girlfriend works in Makati so this is where I would prefer to stay. Can anyone point me to the right direction or may be recommend some places?

[newlifeinphilippines]

You and steve both found your hot educated girl in makati. Interesting. Maybe thats the place to go

[Sergey]

This is not they key. The key is to be an attractive "package" to the girl. I don't know you, but something that I read here struck me. If you are 40+, have no high-paying job, had been divorced, are overweight and bald, and can't promise her future - you know what to expect.

[Luc Furr]

Sergey, getting her the he*l out of the Philippines IS promising her a future. It is like winning the lottery for them. Of course if you are not equal to your mate or deceive her she will leave you once she understands a woman's power in the West.

Why not go and stay at her home. See how she lives. Just to put things in perspective.

[quote="Sergey"]This is not they key. The key is to be an attractive "package" to the girl. I don't know you, but something that I read here struck me. If you are 40+, have no high-paying job, had been divorced, are overweight and bald, and can't promise her future - you know what to expect.[/quote]

[Sergey]

This is getting slightly off-topic.
Still looking for suggestions on apartments.
I heard about Air BNB but even there a decent apartment costs about $800 a month.