Midori Antipolo BnB | Two-bedroom staycation in Antipolo from ₱2,600 a night
Midori
Antipolo BnB
A Midori living room: navy tufted sofas, grey ottomans and a chandelier

Slow weekends in Antipolo

Midori is a two-bedroom condo stay for 6 to 8 guests at The Steps, Antipolo. From ₱2,600 a night, hosted by Ms. Abby.

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Hindi mo kailangang lumayo para makapag-relax. Midori is a bright two-bedroom condo made for slow weekends.

Midori’s living room with a brown sectional, a wall clock and gold-leaf prints

Good for 6 to 8 guests. Two bedrooms with air-conditioned sleeping spaces, a living room, a kitchen, Wi-Fi and TV, and parking.

Take a look inside

Every photo is from Midori’s own units. Abby confirms which unit is free for your dates.

Living room with the L-shaped sectional

What’s included

Rooms

Two bedrooms and a living room that fits the whole group.

Kitchen

A working kitchen, so the barkada can cook and eat in.

The stay

Wi-Fi, a TV, parking and an honesty corner with wine and snacks.

Point at any item to read more. Inclusions vary by unit, and Abby confirms the full list before you pay.

What it costs

A group of guests in party hats celebrating a birthday in Midori’s living room

By the stay, in pesos

2D/1N2,600

One night: the quick reset after a long week.

3D/2N5,200

The usual barkada weekend.

4D/3N7,800

A long weekend, or a reunion that needs the extra day.

Worked out from the ₱2,600 starting rate for 6 to 8 guests. Final pricing depends on dates, guest count and fees, and Abby confirms it before you pay.

Hatian: split it per head

Nights
Guests
Your stay, 3D/2N₱5,200
Each, for 8 guests₱650

That’s ₱650 each for two nights in Antipolo.

A 3D/2N at Midori

  1. Day one, afternoon: check in

    Bags down, aircon on. Abby sends the check-in details before you arrive.

    The living room with the sectional and a wall clock

  2. Day one, evening: kwentuhan

    The sectional fits everyone for stories that run past midnight.

    The long brown sectional and shaggy rug

  3. Day one, late: movie night

    Wi-Fi and the TV for the film the group chat has been arguing about.

    The living room looking toward the TV corner

  4. Day two, morning: breakfast in

    Cook together in the kitchen, then plan nothing in particular.

    The kitchen with wood cabinets and a steel fridge

  5. Day two, midday: the falls

    Hinulugang Taktak is close by, as guests point out, for a walk among the green.

    Hinulugang Taktak falls pouring over a rock face among trees

  6. Day two, afternoon: the cathedral

    A visit to Antipolo Cathedral, and suman and kasoy from the stalls outside.

    The white dome and façade of Antipolo Cathedral under a cloudy sky

  7. Day two, night: the celebration

    Birthdays, reunions and despedidas: the sala was made for a crowd.

    Guests in party hats celebrating in the living room

  8. Day three, morning: check out

    One last coffee, and the next trip already being planned.

    A Midori living room with navy tufted sofas and a chandelier
Ms. Abby, Midori’s host, holding two hosting awards

Hosted by Ms. Abby

Abegail, Abby to her guests, hosts Midori herself. She answers your messages and arranges the details of your visit, from check-in to check-out.

“We were a group of 8 pax and all in all we enjoyed the place bonding during our stay.”
Leilanie, Airbnb guest, August 2025
“…she is very responsive and communicative. Loved it!! The place is cozy and not hard to find!”
Jameson, Airbnb guest

Rated 4.91 out of 5 across 66 reviews on Betty’s Midori Antipolo listing. See it on Airbnb

The sectional where groups gather

Up in Antipolo

The Steps Condominium sits in Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Antipolo City, close to Hinulugang Taktak, the cathedral, Robinsons and the cafés along Sumulong Highway.

Metro Manila spread out below the hills, seen from Sumulong Highway in Antipolo

From Sumulong Highway the whole of Metro Manila spreads out below. Come back after dark, when the city lights up.

Building
Cluster 4, Building 4, Scorpio St., The Steps Condominium
Barangay
Sta. Cruz, Antipolo City, Rizal 1870
Close by
Hinulugang Taktak, Robinsons Antipolo
Antipolo time
Manila time
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Check your dates

Pick a check-in date on the calendar. It sends Abby a request, and she takes it from there.

  1. First, choose your date and tell Abby how many are coming.
  2. Then Abby confirms the unit, the exact rate, the inclusions and how to pay.
  3. Last, you arrive, settle in, and the weekend is yours.

A request isn’t a booking until Abby confirms it. Rather talk first? Call or text 0917 116 9577.

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Questions before you book

How many guests can stay?

Midori is good for 6 to 8 guests, depending on the unit. Tell Abby your exact count so she can confirm the capacity and any guest fees.

How much is it?

From ₱2,600 a night, the starting rate on Midori’s promotional artwork. The final price depends on your dates, guest count and fees, and Abby sends the full amount before you pay.

Is my booking confirmed once I pick a date?

Not yet. Picking a date sends Abby a request. She confirms availability, the unit, the total and the payment terms, and the dates are yours once she does.

What’s in the unit?

Two bedrooms with air-conditioned sleeping spaces, a living room, kitchen and dining basics, Wi-Fi, a TV and parking. Inclusions vary by unit, so ask Abby for the full list.

Can we celebrate a birthday or a reunion there?

Casual celebrations and reunions are what Midori is set up for. Tell Abby what you’re planning so she can share the house rules for your unit.

What time are check-in and check-out?

Abby sends the check-in and check-out times with your confirmation, together with the exact address, parking details and house rules.

Got a date in mind? Abby is a text away.

Ms. Abby, Midori’s host

Rather message first?

Call or text 0917 116 9577 Message Midori on Facebook

Antipolo City, Rizal. Abby replies by text, call or Messenger.