Manila Hotel

Manila Hotel is the national hotel of the Philippines built in 1909. It has more or about 500-premier rooms and rated five star hotel located in the heart of the Manila Bay along Roxas Boulevard.

The Hotel has a lot of colourful and unforgetable history. It was a residence of General Douglas Mc. Arthur for almost 6 years from 1935 till the world war two erupted in 1941.

 Manila Hotel already hosted historical persons and celebrities, including authors Ernest Hemingway and James A. Michener, U.S. President John F. Kennedy, The Beatles, actors Michael Jackson, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and John Wayne, publisher Henry Luce, entertainer Sammy Davis, Jr., Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden, and many various world leaders. You will see all of the well known Hollywood actors and actresses, boxers and other personalities listed on their give aways calendar and magazines. 

The hotel was occupied by Japanese troops, and the Japanese flag was flown above the walls for the entirety of the war. The hotel survived the bombing of Manila and was later reconstructed. Now The 500 fully renovated rooms that reflect the hotel’s colorful storied  in the past.From your  rooms you will see a spectacular view of the city-the breathtaking sunsets in Manila bay, the lush gardens Rizal Park, and the magnificent ruins of the old Walled City. Intramuros. The hotel rents at  $650 a night stay MacArthur suite. The penthouse, the most expensive suite (with a private swimming pool) on the 18th floor, has a view of the Bay, of Rizal Park and the 16th-century ruins of the Spanish walled city of Intramuros, opposite the hotel. Like the Presidential Suite, which costs $900 a night, the $1,200-a-night penthouse is decorated with rare paintings, Asian antiques and other  Filipino stuff. All the suites provide 24-hour butler service.

A really dream stay which can bring you back to the past and experience what those famous personalities have experienced before.