The Manila Hotel hailed the Philippines’ Best Heritage Hotel
The iconic hotel was recognised for its commitment to its storied past
The Manila Hotel, an icon of Philippine hospitality, again shone as a contemporary legend as it was hailed as the country’s Best Heritage Hotel at Tatler Best Philippines 2025.
The accolade is part of Tatler Philippines’ recently reconceptualised Tatler Best guide, and was given in recognition of the hotel’s steadfast commitment to preserving its storied past while delivering the true Filipino hospitality it is known for.
The Manila Hotel’s vice-president for sales and marketing Marvin Kim Tan declared: “This award is a testament to The Manila Hotel’s unwavering commitment to preserving its rich legacy while providing exceptional service. We are immensely grateful for the guidance of our president, Atty Jose D Lina Jnr, and the visionary leadership of our board of directors, whose dedication has enabled this remarkable milestone possible.”
A true icon
Steeped in history, The Manila Hotel has long been a witness to pivotal moments in Philippine history, having hosted dignitaries, celebrities, and industry leaders.
Its storied halls echo with the narratives of those who have shaped the nation, making it a living landmark of heritage and grandeur.
Beyond its rich historical significance, The Manila Hotel remains a benchmark of luxury and Filipino hospitality, offering a carefully curated selection of experiences.
These include historical tours of Rizal Park, Intramuros, the National Museums, and more, as well as the Heritage Museum, which features the hotel’s captivating historical photos and archives.
The hotel also maintains an Art Gallery that celebrates Filipino creativity, alongside dining experiences that pay homage to local culinary traditions.
As The Manila Hotel pays tribute to its illustrious past, it also looks toward the future, ensuring that every guest enjoys an unparalleled blend of history, luxury, and true Filipino hospitality: an institution where history lives on.
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