Amenities

These are among of the amenities offered;

•King size/Queen size bed
•Bedsheets, towels, soap, shampoo, toothpaste, tea and coffee
•Centralized, individually controlled aircon
•Hot and cold shower, bathtub
•Balcony with a seaview
•Free purified water
•Free local phonecalls
•Free DSL Internet connection
•Safe deposit box
•Large TV with 90 channels
•Hometheater system
•Fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, stove, rice
cooker, bread toaster and coffe making facilities
•Dining table
•Sofa and sofatable
•Iron and ironing board
•Hair dryer
•24 hour reception
•Swimming pool
•Gym
•Sauna

Things to do

-Intramuros-

The ruins of the Spanish colonial capital of the Philippines.

Attraction type: Historic site; Ancient ruins; Antique shop; Museum;
Arena/stadium/field; Neighborhood; Historic walking area

-San Agustin Museum-

Attraction type: History museum; Architectural building

-Corregidor Island-

Geographically, C... is not a part of Manila, but is still part of the
province of Cavite. It is a tadpole-shaped rock island, the largest
(with an area of 1,735 acres and about 4 miles long) of 5...

Attraction type: Historic site; Island

-San Agustin church-

This museum and courtyard gardens is one of the oldest stone churches
in the country, having survived 2 fires and 7 earthquakes.

Attraction type: Religious site; Architectural building; History
museum; Art museum

-Fort Santiago-

This museum and public park was built as a stone fortress at the turn
of the 17th century and marked the beginning of the walled city's
riverside barricades.

Attraction type: Historic site; Park

-Coconut Palace-

Imelda Marcos ordered the construction of this extravagant guesthouse,
built of coconut wood & shells, to accommodate Pope John Paul II for
his 1981 visit, although it's opulence turned him off so much he
refused to stay there.

Attraction type: Historic home

-National Museum-

This grand exhibit house features the country's most historic works of
culture and national heritage, including the paintings of heralded
Philippine artist Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo.

Attraction type: History museum; Art museum; Museum

-Rizal Park-

A few of the numerous offerings of this 60-hectare park include
playgrounds, restaurants, horse-drawn carriage rides, fountains and an
open-air concert hall.

Attraction type: Park; Urban park; National park

-Manila cathedral-

Former Philippine archbishops are buried in a crypt under the altar of
this majestic cathedral, whose 1951 completion commemorated the the
five versions that came before it.

Attraction type: Religious site

-Greenbelt Park-

Greenbelt is a whole city block consisting of five (so far) smaller
malls called Greenbelt 1-5. Currently, and with quite a few
exceptions, Greenbelt 1 is the oldest (e.g. oldest stores, theatres...

Attraction type: Neighborhood; Park