Welcome to the Peninsula Manila

Located in the heart of Makati, Manila's business and financial district, The Peninsula Manila is the ideal business address and a favorite hotel for visitors to Manila for over 25 years. Strategically placed on the corners of Ayala and Makati Avenues, The Peninsula Manila is close to premier shopping facilities and within easy access of Manila's numerous attractions. The hotel is a 30-minute drive from Ninoy Aquino International Airport and just 20 minutes from Manila's Domestic Airport.

Elegantly furnished in classic style, The Peninsula Manila's 498 rooms and suites provide modern, technologically advanced conveniences, including complimentary broadband Internet access for all hotel guests. The Club Floor has been designed with the needs of business travelers in mind and offers an exclusive Club Lounge, serving complimentary continental breakfast, afternoon tea, and cocktails, as well as a boardroom, Business Center, and Butler service.

Featuring some of Manila's top restaurants, The Peninsula Manila offers a wide choice of fine dining options that includes modern European, Italian, and a diversity of Asian cuisines in the hotel's numerous renowned restaurants and bars.

Designed for the comfort and convenience of the modern business and leisure traveler, The Peninsula Manila offers a range of hotel facilities including The Peninsula Spa and Fitness Center, a luxurious oasis within the hotel with gymnasium, swimming pool, sauna, steam room, and massage treatments. Emphasis at The Peninsula is the hotel's hair salon, with a range of hairstyling and beauty services.

The hotel's exceptional facilities and high standard of service, combined with the traditional Peninsula hospitality, create a unique sense of comfort that will suit the needs of the most discerning visitor to Manila.

Manila Information

Capital city of the Philippines, Manila is located on central Luzon Island at the mouth of the Pasig River, just west of Quezon City. Manila is the commercial, administrative, and cultural center of the Philippines and is a teeming, modern metropolis with an old, walled town, Intramuros. Manila's old town has been restored to retain much of its original character, with landmarks that include Manila Cathedral, the ruins of Fort Santiago, and the 16th-century San Agustin Church at its center.

Adjacent to Intramuros is Rizal Park (also known as Luneta), a popular meeting place and relaxation area that stretches up to Manila Bay where one can view the famed Manila sunset. Featuring a planetarium, Japanese and Chinese gardens, and a children's amusement park, Rizal Park also holds a dramatic monument to the Philippines' national hero, Dr Jose Rizal.

Close to the park are the Ermita and Malate districts of Manila, with numerous antique and art galleries, theaters, souvenir shops, and cafés, which are also lively areas for nightlife.

Makati is the financial center of Manila and home to The Peninsula Manila. Center of the most prestigious business addresses, multinationals, and foreign embassies, Makati also houses Manila's most fashionable restaurants, discos, music bars, boutiques, and specialty shops, particularly in and around the Ayala Center.

Located at the corners of Ayala and Makati Avenues, The Peninsula Manila is on the doorstep of the most extensive shopping malls that offer a wide variety of department stores and specialty boutiques. Forbes Park is also within this area, as is the exclusive Manila Polo Club and Manila Golf Club, all of which are easily accessible to guests of the hotel.

The Peninsula Manila is also just a 30-minute drive from Ninoy Aquino International Airport and just 20 minutes from Manila Domestic Airport.

Hotel Information

Spacious guest rooms, an ideal business address, and traditional hospitality await guests at The Peninsula Manila, which has been a favorite among visitors to Manila for over 25 years. Built in 1976 to coincide with the hosting of the International Monetary Fund conference in Manila, the hotel consists of two wings, located on the corners of Ayala and Makati Avenues, after which they are named. After undergoing extensive renovations, The Peninsula Manila has reasserted itself as the "Jewel in the Capital's Crown."