The Pearl Manila Hotel: Uniqueness and Excellency Combined
Over the years, the Philippines is yet to be dislodged as the most hospitable in the Asian region, which Pearl Manila Hotel banks on. Like any exquisite pearl, this Manila hotel distinctly presents a unique and excellent blend of service and topnotch facilities for guests to enjoy while mixing business with pleasure.
At Pearl Manila Hotel, guests are treated to its 83 well-furnished rooms in Superior, Junior Suite, Executive, and Penthouse accommodations. All rooms include a cable television set, air-conditioning unit, an electronic door lock system, an in-room safe, IDD/NDD telephone line, a refrigerator with mini bar, Internet access port and a private toilet and bathroom. The historic Ermita, which was rebuilt after the horrors of the 1945 war, is the backdrop of this Manila hotel. Its famous neighboring landmarks are National Museum [Old Congress Building] on Padre Burgos Street, Casa Manila Museum on General Luna Street [Calle Real del Palacio], the famous gimmick strip on Nakpil Street, the execution site of the country's national hero at Rizal Park, the University of the Philippines-Manila campus on Taft Avenue, Paco Park on both San Marcelino and General Luna Streets, and Fort Santiago on Santa Clara Street [Intramuros].
The three-star Pearl Manila Hotel is also preferred by most businessmen since it has a business center, as well as meeting and conference facilities. For the active and health buffs, the hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness center to boot. For those in search of some great cuisine, the hotel's Seven Sea's Cafe is an irresistible place to indulge in with its wide array of Asian and international cuisines in buffet and a la carte styles.
At Pearl Manila Hotel, guests are treated to its 83 well-furnished rooms in Superior, Junior Suite, Executive, and Penthouse accommodations. All rooms include a cable television set, air-conditioning unit, an electronic door lock system, an in-room safe, IDD/NDD telephone line, a refrigerator with mini bar, Internet access port and a private toilet and bathroom. The historic Ermita, which was rebuilt after the horrors of the 1945 war, is the backdrop of this Manila hotel. Its famous neighboring landmarks are National Museum [Old Congress Building] on Padre Burgos Street, Casa Manila Museum on General Luna Street [Calle Real del Palacio], the famous gimmick strip on Nakpil Street, the execution site of the country's national hero at Rizal Park, the University of the Philippines-Manila campus on Taft Avenue, Paco Park on both San Marcelino and General Luna Streets, and Fort Santiago on Santa Clara Street [Intramuros].
The three-star Pearl Manila Hotel is also preferred by most businessmen since it has a business center, as well as meeting and conference facilities. For the active and health buffs, the hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness center to boot. For those in search of some great cuisine, the hotel's Seven Sea's Cafe is an irresistible place to indulge in with its wide array of Asian and international cuisines in buffet and a la carte styles.
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