Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Downtown Manila is the Best Place to find a Luxury
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Downtown Manila is the Best Place to find a Luxury Hotel
Dusit Thani Manila is one of the most popular hotels in Manila. The 538 newly renovated and rooms and suites offer the best in Royal Thai service amidst a thriving Philippine metropolis, juxtaposing two Southeast Asian cultures together. The Dusit Thani has large Club Rooms as well as Dusit Grand Rooms for business travelers or anyone who prefers sleek comfort and efficient access to all amenities and facilities for a modern fast-paced lifestyle. Adventurous travelers can look for bargains and people watch in the Piazza Serendra.? Hawker's Market is another good place to find unique items and good deals.
There are also many buildings such as Antel Platinum Tower where travelers can get a breathtaking view of Makati City. Hot nightlife spots are plentiful throughout the area such as Giraffe, and Hard Rock Caf?. High season in Manila is between November and February, when humidity and rainfall drops significantly. The h
otel offers authentic Thai cuisine at the Benjarong Restaurant. Basix Restaurant offers international cuisine for a delicious meal.
There is also UMU Japanese Restaurant, Tosca for Italian, and Fiesta San Miguel, which should not be missed. This last restaurant offers San Miguel beer straight from the micro-brewery and should not be missed. Roxas Blvd. is a great place to get started when exploring the city. The cultural Center of the Philippines is located here and the beautiful Bay Walk. Manila Hotel is another famous landmark to see here with a lot of rich history. The American Cemetery is another popular stopover for travelers to learn about the events of WWII in the Philippines.
Makati Offers Downtown Luxury in Manila
The Makati Park and Garden, built along the banks of the historical Pasig river is quiet respite from the city hustle. Families and fitness enthusiasts frequent the area. Interesting places to go are the Metropolitan Museum, National Museum, and the Casa Manila. The
walled city of Intramuros and the gardens of Rizal Park are recommended too. Chinatown is another popular spot to walk around and absorb the local culture. It is located across the river.
Shoppers can go to the Mall of Asia, the MegaMall. There are several city tours available including the Walking Tour. Those who want to see the wild side of the nightlife can go to the drag queen show at Club Mwah. Other venues for nightlife and live music include the Penguin caf? and Saguijo Caf?. The SM Prestige Lounge is a hi-so establishment inside the SM Department Store. A good place for a top-class massage is the Sanctuario.
?The Salcedo Market is a great place to get fresh fruits and veggies as well as indigenous specialties such as paella. It is only open on Saturdays between 7am and 2pm. The most common local dialect in the city is Tagalog, but English is spoken widely nearly everywhere. Remember, the wet season runs from June to October while the hotter months are from November to May. Book your hotel room in advance to prevent any complications.
There are also many buildings such as Antel Platinum Tower where travelers can get a breathtaking view of Makati City. Hot nightlife spots are plentiful throughout the area such as Giraffe, and Hard Rock Caf?. High season in Manila is between November and February, when humidity and rainfall drops significantly. The h
There is also UMU Japanese Restaurant, Tosca for Italian, and Fiesta San Miguel, which should not be missed. This last restaurant offers San Miguel beer straight from the micro-brewery and should not be missed. Roxas Blvd. is a great place to get started when exploring the city. The cultural Center of the Philippines is located here and the beautiful Bay Walk. Manila Hotel is another famous landmark to see here with a lot of rich history. The American Cemetery is another popular stopover for travelers to learn about the events of WWII in the Philippines.
Makati Offers Downtown Luxury in Manila
The Makati Park and Garden, built along the banks of the historical Pasig river is quiet respite from the city hustle. Families and fitness enthusiasts frequent the area. Interesting places to go are the Metropolitan Museum, National Museum, and the Casa Manila. The
Shoppers can go to the Mall of Asia, the MegaMall. There are several city tours available including the Walking Tour. Those who want to see the wild side of the nightlife can go to the drag queen show at Club Mwah. Other venues for nightlife and live music include the Penguin caf? and Saguijo Caf?. The SM Prestige Lounge is a hi-so establishment inside the SM Department Store. A good place for a top-class massage is the Sanctuario.
?The Salcedo Market is a great place to get fresh fruits and veggies as well as indigenous specialties such as paella. It is only open on Saturdays between 7am and 2pm. The most common local dialect in the city is Tagalog, but English is spoken widely nearly everywhere. Remember, the wet season runs from June to October while the hotter months are from November to May. Book your hotel room in advance to prevent any complications.
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