Marco Polo Ortigas Manila celebrates a decade of world-class hospitality
MARCO Polo Ortigas Manila, the Philippines' first sky hotel, marks its 10th anniversary with a monthlong celebration of moments that deliver the brand's renowned world-class hospitality standard.
"The past decade has been a most extraordinary journey for us, and we are immensely grateful to our supportive stakeholders — our hardworking team, reliable public and private partners, and our esteemed patrons — for being with us through the years," Resident Manager Olivier Foucke says.
"It is humbling to have grown with Pasig City and its Ortigas Central Business District community, and we remain committed to our mission to reimagining experiences that captivate every individual," Foucke adds.
The hotel has been situated at the heart of Ortigas, having broken ground on Dec. 10, 2010.
Having been graced by the presence of the late president Benigno Simeon Aquino III on July 9, 2014, during its inauguration and granted by the Department of Tourism a 5-star rating upon its opening, the hotel soars over 500 feet with 45 stories.
Steadily growing its upscale patronage most especially for dining, and its contemporary Cantonese restaurant, Lung Hin, Marco Polo Ortigas Manila continuously receives multiple local and international accolades for its traditional and authentic cuisine.
For the complete list of the anniversary offerings, visit https://bit.ly/MPOMJulyOffers.
Stay at Marco Polo Ortigas Manila and register at Marco Polo Discovery for a chance to win your share of GHA Discovery's D$1M giveaway. Follow Marco Polo Ortigas Manila on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn for more information.
- https://www.msn.com/en-ph/travel/news/marco-polo-ortigas-manila-celebrates-a-decade-of-world-class-hospitality/ar-BB1pVkc1?ocid=00000000
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