AC Hotels by Marriott debuts in the Philippines with AC Hotel Manila.
The opening of the AC Hotel by Marriott Manila signifies the debut of the lifestyle brand in the Philippines and is a member of Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio of over 30 remarkable hotel brands. Located in Manila’s central business centre in the famous GLAS Tower, a platinum LEED certified structure designed by ASYA Design, the hotel raises the bar for contemporary hospitality by fusing European tradition with genuine Filipino hospitality. The new hotel has been skilfully designed to provide the “Perfectly Precise” AC Hotel experience, serving as a haven for discerning tourists who appreciate well-considered architecture, effortless efficiency, and functional areas. The hotel offers a sophisticated urban getaway for both business and leisure tourists with its 160 modern rooms and suites, carefully chosen experiences, and expansive views of the Ortigas skyline.
Duke Nam, Regional Vice President, Korea, Vietnam & Philippines, Marriott International, stated, “I’m happy to share another meaningful milestone for Marriott Bonvoy in the Philippines with the opening of our very first AC Hotel in the country. AC Hotels’ arrival in the Philippines represents a sophisticated development of our commitment to hospitality.” Providing ‘Perfectly Precise’ hospitality with no unnecessary embellishments, the hotel will offer balanced function, practical comfort, and a design-driven lifestyle experience to meet the needs of both business and leisure guests.
The 160 contemporary rooms and suites at the AC Hotel by Marriott Manila range from Superior and Deluxe rooms to apartment style lodgings, all of which are tastefully decorated with elegance inspired by Europe. Every room has a 180-degree panoramic view of the Ortigas skyline, and AC iconic Moments from the iconic “ACGT” Gin & Tonic to the calming lavender turndown service create extraordinary experiences.
With all meeting rooms conveniently placed on the same level, the skilled events team guarantees flawless implementation for board meetings, corporate seminars, weddings, and social gatherings.
