Maintaining the architectural shape of the old Main Club, every angle of the Manor is a window to nature’s meditative charm: breathtaking view of pine forests, the Cordillera mountain range and air that’s fresh and clean.
As part of the hotel cluster based on the Master Development Plan, the Manor is a four-storey condotel housing 187 units. The Manor promises a feeling of home as guests enter its lobby and warmth from its fireplace hugs them. Dining al fresco is enhanced by the historical Friendship Garden where sit statues of President Quezon and Lincoln. The Manor had no less than Recio & Casas for their architectural expertise and the interior design by Steven Leach & Associates.
The Manor is but one of the various facilities people can look forward to when in Camp John Hay. Maximized vacations may include: spending time at the golf clubhouse; playing golf; duty free shopping at the commissary; mini golf for the kids; a game of basketball; horseback riding in the forest; skating; hiking; dining at Lonestar; hot cocoa at Batirol; banana splits at the ice cream parlor; ihaw-ihaw at the picnic grounds; early morning walks in the mist or simply reading a book under a century-old Benguet pine.
As the CJH Development Corporation continues to keep its commitment as the developer given the honor to make Camp John Hay, people continue to make it their favorite destination.
The Manor, as it nears completion has only a few units available. Investing in the Manor proves wise because of the Buyer Power Advantage Program offering a down payment for as low as 10 percent, 20 percent in two years and the last 70 percent payable through a span of 15 years through bank financing. Unit owners can rest easy knowing that their investment is self-liquidating as monthly amortizations are covered by profits from the operations of the Manor as a hotel for the first 15 years. To cap this stress-free investment, a Money Back Guarantee Program arranged with the Bank of Commerce assures the return of the contract price after the lease period provided for in the agreement between government and the CJH Development Corporation.