Mandarin Oriental officially announced its return to Manila. On Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati Avenue, Ayala Avenue and Paseo de Roxas’s new hotel plans to open doors at the end of 2026.
The structure of 98,7 meters high has an inspirational interior design from nature, which is followed by Philippine craft. The hotel consists of 275 rooms and suites, Deluxe Rooms are starting from 50 square meters and offers separate bathroom-show areas with a panoramic view; with five different dining spaces, 740 square meters Grand Hall complements flexible activity areas.
While Mandarin Oriental Group CEO Laurent Kleitman, “Filipins, one of the most vibrant and culturally rich countries in Southeast Asia, Jaime Urquijo Zobel de Ayala is a decisive moment for the brand’s return. The hotel aims to rebuild its heritage in the region of the brand with its noiseless but ambitious positioning.
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