Marriot Hotel Manila to open this August

MANILA, Philippines - Tourists will soon bid goodbye to long airport transfers to their local holiday destination. With Marriot Hotel Manila set to open in late August inside the highly anticipated Newport City — a new fully integrated resort city right across NAIA Terminal 3 — business travelers and tourists can already enjoy Manila’s new tourist getaway and relax within minutes of arrival.

The very first Marriot-branded hotel in Manila boasts of five-star amenities that are sure to pamper the weary passenger. Its 342 guest rooms for instance are equipped with every luxurious add-on you can think of: from a spacious work desk and high-speed Internet access to comfortable beddings and full-time staff assistance. This is after all the only thing that you can expect from a hotel chain that has become known internationally for its philosophy, “Spirit to Serve.” The hotel is famous for its personalized service and a staff that keeps a keen eye on their guests’ needs and wants.

“With its wide array of amenities and services, Marriot Hotel can cater to both the business and the leisure travelers. It is a great venue for business conferences, symposiums and even social events and weddings but at the same time, it is also a great vacation spot for those who just want to relax. It actually appeals on several levels, not just for its facility but also for the atmosphere and service. The hotel is just warm and inviting. People just can’t help but feel very comfortable here,” says Richard Saul, the first general manager of Marriot Hotel Manila.

With a stunning view of the Villamor Golf Club, Marriott Hotel’s restaurants and lounges radiate the same warmth and cozy vibe. According to Saul, one restaurant will literally flow from one to another. Among those that guests should try is the Marriot Café, which is an all-day dining restaurant, the Cru Steakhouse and the Velocity, an entertainment bar. The Lounge, meanwhile, offers a more modern take than most hotel lobbies. It features different zones that give patrons the option to socialize or enjoy a private time.