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4 Swanky Hotel Developments in Metro Manila to Watch Out For

Look out for these up and coming hotels in the Metro!

By: Eunice Sheene Fulgencio | January 16, 2018
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Being a rapidly developing area, Metro Manila is thriving with new establishments left and right. There’s always a new restaurant to try, a new mall to visit, or a new attraction to visit. In fact, this rapid growth led the megacity to be ranked as the 19th most dynamic city amongst 134 metro areas around the world by investment management firm Jones Lang Lasalle (JLL). Together with its booming economy, Metro Manila’s tourism is also sprawling. And with the high demand of reliable places to stay, hotel developments have also been speedy.

The following are some of the hotel developments you need to look out for in 2018 and even in the next year to come.



1. Seda Circuit Makati




2018 hotel developments in Metro Manila

Seda Circuit Makati is set to be the sixth Seda hotel development.

Image: Alveoland’s Official Website


With the Ayala Land Hotels and Resorts Corporation being its developer, Seda has already had five hotel properties in the country, namely Seda BGC, Seda Atria in Iloilo City, Seda Abreeza in Davao City, Seda Nuvali in Laguna, and Seda Centrio in Cagayan de Oro City. This 2018, they are looking to put up their sixth hotel property, Seda Circuit Makati. It is set to have 225 rooms and 14 floors.




2. Seda Arca South (2019)




2018 hotel developments in Metro Manila

Seda Arca South is part of the 74-hectare area that will make up of the entire Arca South.

Image: Arca South Official Website


Another hotel property by Seda that you need to look out for is Seda Arca South, which is set to launch in 2019. It will be located right in the heart of Arca South, Taguig which is labelled as the “new Bonifacio Global City.” In keeping with the aesthetic of Seda Hotel brand, Seda Arca South will have a mix of local Filipino ambience with contemporary design. It will also be conveniently built on top of an Ayala mall and will be equipped with 265 hotel rooms.


3. The Westin Manila Sonata Place (2019)




2018 hotel developments in Metro Manila

“Overall wellness” is top priority at the Westin Manila Sonata Place.

Image: Robinsons Luxuria Official Website


The Westin Manila Sonata Place is set to welcome 2019 with a bang by opening on the very first day of the year. Westin Resorts’ “stay well” advocacy is also promised in this hotel development with every detail of every suite curated carefully and with a priority on the mental well-being of their guests. With amenities such as fitness studios, spa services, and thoughtfully-designed workspaces, every guest’s wellness could be rejuvenated and replenished after his or her stay.




4. Mandarin Hotel (2020)




2018 hotel developments in Metro Manila

Mandarin Hotel will reopen in 2020.

Image: Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala


After closing its doors last 2014 after more than 20 years in operation, the iconic Mandarin Oriental Hotel Manila is set to reopen in 2020 under Ayala Land Hotels & Resorts. Now simply called Mandarin Hotel, it will have an 8,000 square meter mall at its lowest floors and will be surrounded by a 39-story office building with 36 floors allotted for office space, 4 floors to retail outlets, and 5 levels for basement parking. The hotel will have 275 rooms in total.




Not only will these hotels help boost Manila’s tourism further, but they might also become famous landmarks that the country will be known for. With hotel developments like these and many more for the years to come, Metro Manila remains to be a place the world should look out for.


What hotel development mentioned above are you most excited to witness and experience? We’d love to hear about them in the comments below!
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About Eunice Sheene Fulgencio
Eunice knew that she’d be writing for the rest of her life from a very young age. Naturally introverted, she is selective with how she uses her time and who she spends it with. Has a penchant for sweet treats, sentimental proses, and online personality quizzes. A true-blue INFJ.
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