Showing posts with label hotel in makati philippines. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 2, 2018

Why October is a Good Month to Stay at BSA Tower Makati


Anytime is always a good time to visit the Philippines’ main metropolitan area, Metro Manila. The country’s central region for industry and finance, Metro Manila is filled with not only commercial and business destinations but also places of history and interest. And the Philippines’ primary international airport is located here. That’s why many travelers make this their pit stop, if not their main destination, in the country.

While tourists can arrive in Metro Manila and book a stay in a hotel whenever they wish, BSA Tower Serviced Residences in Makati gives them a reason to reserve a room at this accommodation this October. It’s offering a 40% Off Limited Time Offer that lets guests enjoy big savings for their stay when they book here until October 31, 2018. Valid for stays until November 15, 2018, this deal slashes the nightly rates to as low as Php 2,820 without breakfast or Php 3,060 if with breakfast. Indeed, with such rates, staying at BSA Tower Makati is truly a steal of a deal.

BSA Tower Serviced Residences is the ideal place to stay at in Metro Manila as it redefines modern-day living. All of its spacious and air-conditioned rooms are designed to provide optimum relaxation for a city staycation. Besides comfortable beds, they are furnished with kitchen and dining appointments, allowing guests to prepare, cook, and eat food right in the comforts of their own space. Moreover, rooms have cable TV, IDD/NDD phone, and Wi-Fi access. And guests also enjoy daily housekeeping, concierge service, and 24-hour security during their stay.

Beyond comfort, style, and ease, BSA Tower offers guests both a convenient spot to explore Makati and its neighboring cities and an inviting home in the premier Central Business District. The property is located right across Greenbelt 5 which is connected to the malls in the Ayala Center, particularly Landmark, Glorietta, and SM Makati. It is also a walking distance of Ayala Avenue, where you can find the Makati Stock Exchange Center, Ayala Triangle Gardens, Yuchengco Museum, and various multinational companies and major banks. Many foreign embassies hold office in Makati, such as the Embassy of Romania, Royal Thai Embassy, and British Embassy, and they are all easily accessible from BSA Tower Serviced Residences.

When staying in Makati, book at BSA Tower Serviced Residences located at 108 Legazpi Street, Legaspi Village, Makati City, Philippines 1223. Log on https://bsatower-makati.com and click “Book Now” to choose the desired rooms for your stays. Make sure to take advantage of its special offers to get the best deals for your Makati staycation.

Monday, February 16, 2015

Great Access to Top Makati Food Hubs From 24h Apartment Hotel

Travelers staying at 24h Apartment Hotel in Makati, Philippines are in for a tasty treat. The excellent location of the Makati accommodation at the corner of Vito Cruz Extension (P. Ocampo Street) and Balagtas Street provides the most convenience to access the best food hubs in the city.

Apart from being the business and financial capital of the country, Makati emerges as a great food destination. There is never a shortage of restaurants, bistros, coffee shops, and more establishments to please and satisfy the palate. Whether you are in town for business or leisure, see to it that you never miss visiting these hot gastronomic spots:

1. Allium - Contemporary American cooking is the specialty of Allium, a restaurant taking its name from the genus of plants that include onions, garlics, leeks, and chives. With Filipino-American Chef Mark Tan at the helm, the menu features creations made from good quality imported meats and the freshest local ingredients. Drop by Allium at G/F Grand Midori, Bolanos St., Legaspi Village and give your tastebuds a lovely treat.

2. Gino's Brick Oven Pizza - Forget fast food delivery. There is no way it compares to the food at this Neapolitan-style pizzeria. The original branch is a popular hangout in Katipunan and its brother in Makati is also born to be a star. Order the burrata, homemade pasta, and Neapolitan pizza when you visit the shop located at Bautista near the corner of Tordersillas St., Salcedo Village, and you are sure in for happy days.

3. Your Local - Southeast Asian favorites with a fun twist are the crowd-drawers at Your Local, which can be found at GF Universal LMS Building, 106 Esteban Street, Legaspi Village. The ambience is hip and fresh, and you can never go wrong with their unique take on the all-day breakfast.

4. Wild Flour - Sometimes, the only thing to make a day better is comfort food. Fortunately, there is am avalanche of such goodness in Wild Flour at G/F V. Corporate Center 125 L.P. Leviste St., Salcedo Village. The ambience of the bakery and cafe is laid-back and it offers the perfect setting to hangout with friends after a long and stressful day.

5. La Cabrera - Steak, anyone? Get the best at Argentinian Steakhouse La Cabrera located at the Ground Floor, 6750 Ayala Avenue. USDA steak is used to fulfill the caveman cravings of guests, prepared by its Argentinian Chef. Have a good rundown of its menu and return to your room at the 24h Apartment Hotel smiling big and totally satisfied.

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

5 Parks for Family Bonding Activities in Makati City

Arranging an active, fun, and healthy family holiday at Best Western Oxford Suites Makati is a breeze with these parks and activity spaces located just a few minutes from the hotel.

Washington Sycip Park
Families who are looking for a quiet space where they could spend the afternoon should head straight to Washington-Sycip Park. Located right in front of a church and surrounded by towering local trees, sculpture installations, gazebos, and a pond, the park offers a restful atmosphere for those who just want to sit back and commune with nature. Among the its notable design features are its wooden gates and lanterns, and outdoor speakers camouflaged as rocks and sculptures.

Legaspi Active Park
Legaspi Active Park has a playground especially made for energetic kids. The park is also a favorite of joggers and exercise buffs. It is located right across Washington-Sycip Park.

Jaime Velasquez Park
Weekends see Jaime Velasquez Park transform into a destination for artisans, organic food growers, and health-conscious foodies because of the Salcedo Saturday and Sunday Market. Moms, dads, and kids can easily find among the 100+ concessionaires healthy snacks, and enriching arts and crafts activities and supplies. An early morning shopping session at these weekend markets may prove to be a culturally enriching experience because the market is a place where fresh, homegrown produce sits side by side with stalls run by expats tending to food and ingredients which come straight from their home countries. Family exercise trips may also be scheduled during the weekday when the park has more space for people who want to jog.

Greenbelt Park
Greenbelt Park is a green spot amidst the glass and lights of Greenbelt's shopping center. The park's lush vegetation, colorful flowers, and relaxing water garden offer a respite after a day of shopping. It features a lagoon surrounded by gardens, an open air chapel, and an aviary. Much like the mall where it is located, the park dons colorful lights after the sun has set.

Ayala Triangle Gardens
This 20,000 sq m landscaped expanse right in the middle of the Central Business District and hotels in Makati, Philippines is a favorite resting spot. It's a relaxing green haven with hundreds of trees and few cafes and restaurants. While surrounded by major roads, it offers a peaceful atmosphere. The park is a place where people of all ages can bond through jogging, meditating, or watching an open air exhibit or live performance before returning to their Makati hotel, maybe Best Western Oxford Suites or one of the accommodations similarly located around the Central Business District.


Thursday, December 26, 2013

The 3 Makati City Spots for Christmas Sightseeing Trips

If you've decided to spend the Christmas holidays without leaving Metro Manila, one of your best options would be Guijo Suites in Makati, Philippines. The hotel's restaurant is sure to provide you and your company a sumptuous breakfast that will let you explore the city's main commercial and financial district for the rest of the day. Now,  since it's already the holiday season, expect that some establishments might be closed for the holidays. It doesn't mean, however, that you have less reasons to go around and take in the sights. Remember that the holidays present you with an opportunity to see the city up close without being bothered by the heavy traffic. Try to see iconic high-rise buildings, tree-lined streets, and convenient pedestrian walkways at your own time.

To make the most of your stay, head to these places to enjoy the festive sights and sounds that mark the Christmas season in the country's financial capital.

1. Ayala Avenue
Take advantage of the short breather the season has granted to one of the city's busiest roads by visiting Ayala Avenue and admiring the light sculptures that pepper the sidewalk. Best time to visit would be a little after sunset so you can see how the lights play out.

2. Ayala Triangle
Swing by this lush garden and view the spectacular light show that plays to the tune of well-known Christmas carols. The park is right beside the avenue of the same name. The place is surrounded by dining options so drop by in time for dinner.

3. Glorietta 4 Park
Hit 2 birds with one stone by doing your Christmas shopping at the mall and taking commemorative pictures beside the giant tree at the park. Like Ayala Triangle, the mall also lets you enjoy proximity to restaurants, bars, cafes, and snack shops.

If you chance to drop by Makati on a weekday, sometime before or after December 25, you can also see the many museums and art galleries in the city. Choices close your hotel in Makati, Manila include:

  • View artistic collaborations on display at Alliance Française de Manille in Bel-Air II.
  • Visit the Ayala Museum at Makati Avenue corner De la Rosa Street, Greenbelt Park.
  • See the paintings and sculptures at Galleria Nicolas, located at 3/F Art Space, Glorietta 4, Ayala Center.
  • And for big artworks, visit Gallery Big at 2/F LRI Design Plaza, 210 N. Garcia St., Bel-Air.

Book an accommodation today at Guijo Suites Makati and bring yourself closer to a stress-free Christmas holiday in the city.

Monday, December 16, 2013

5 Activities to Fill Your Hours When Visiting Greenbelt in Makati, Philippines

The malls, restaurants, theaters, movie houses, and hotels found in Makati, Philippines are among the most desired destinations in Metro Manila, the prime hub of the country. This bustling city is, in fact, teeming with attractions like these, especially in its Central Business District. And if you're the kind who would rather not travel far and long to experience all these, then your best option is to visit the posh Greenbelt Center.

The complex is bordered by Makati’s most important thoroughfares, namely Paseo de Roxas, Legaspi Street, Esperanza Street, Makati Avenue, and Dela Rosa Street. Within this 3-hectare estate, you will find some of the most fulfilling activities in the city, some of which we have listed down for you.

Shopping
Greenbelt is one of the most upscale shopping centers in Metro Manila, so expect that the things you will find here usually won't come with a small price tag. Here, you will come across the most popular international brands like Hermes, Tod's, Louis Vuitton, Jimmy Choo, Prada, and Ferragamo. Lovers of fancy watches will also have fun here, because the malls in this complex are home to stores of Jaeger-LeCoultre, Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe & Co., International Watch Company, and Rolex.

Eating
If you're a foodie, then Greenbelt is also a great stop to include in your itinerary in the city. Thinking about grabbing a quick, filling lunch? Then visit restaurants like KFC, Wendy's, Bonchon Chicken, Tokyo Tokyo, World Chicken, The Soup Kitchen, and Earle's Delicatessen in Greenbelt 1 along Paseo de Roxas. For a fancier gastronomic experience, head over to Greenbelt 2, 3, or 5 — the 3 sections in the complex where a good number of fine-dining restaurants are located.

Watching stage plays
Greenbelt 1's OnStage is the closest place to go to if you would like to watch a play. This theater has already seen local productions of famous international scripts and musicals, such as Seussical, The Wizard of Oz, Alice in Wonderland, Disney's Camp Rock, and Jekyll & Hyde. However, be sure to grab a ticket in advance, because schools usually buy tickets in bulk for their educational trips.

Relaxing at a posh hotel
After just a minute-long walk from the complex, you will already reach One Greenbelt Hotel, one of Makati's top accommodations. Although not a part of the complex, this accommodation has landed a spot in this list because of its proximity to the prime shopping and entertainment center. Offering quality lodgings designed to provide rich but straightforward comfort, this retreat is located at the corner of Greenbelt Drive and Arnaiz Avenue (formerly Pasay Road).

Going to the movies
During your visit to Greenbelt, you will also get to catch the newest local and international movies. The mall complex is also home to cinemas, one of which is a theater that screens 3-D films, that are equipped with the latest Sony Dynamic Digital Sound, Dolby Digital Sound, and THX technologies.

Be sure to try these activities before you retire to your hotel in Makati City, Philippines. By doing so, you will easily get to see, experience, and taste the best of this prime city in Metro Manila.