sana naman gandahan ng Ayala ang design ng bagong mandarin oriental. kung luxury hotel, dapat luxurious din ang design
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Mixed-used development centrally located within Makati City developed by the Ayalas? I can only think of 2: Circuit Makati and the proposed Makati North development.After 38 years, Mandarin hotel to close this year
ABS-CBNnews.com | Posted at 06/04/2014 7:29 PM | Updated as of 06/04/2014 7:29 PM
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Fans of the Mandarin Oriental need not despair, since the group will be managing a new luxury hotel in Makati City.
The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group said it signed a contract for the branding and management of the luxury hotel, which will open in 2020.
The new Mandarin Oriental, Manila will be owned and developed by Ayala Land Hotels & Resorts. With 275 rooms, the hotel is being positioned as one of the leading luxury hotels in the Philippine capital.
"The new Mandarin Oriental, Manila, which is scheduled to open in 2020, will be part of a mixed-use development centrally located within Makati City," it said. No other details were disclosed.
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COCKTALES | Mandarin may cut Makati lease short, transfer to The Fort
By: Victor C Agustin, InterAksyon.com
April 7, 2014 7:55 AM
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According to the industry grapevine, Ayala Land, which itself has gone into the hotel management business, plans to demolish the 1976-built Mandarin Oriental and integrate the redevelopment of the isolated intersection with its flagship One and now Two Roxas Triangle residential towers across the estero.
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^^ it will demolished - for a new hotel, podium-mall and office building, AFAIK.
But the article at abs-cbnnews.com says that the new Mandarin Oriental will be located at a mixed use development of Ayala Land, centrally located in Makati. Not BGC as what Vic Agustin said in his column. The GM of Mandarin Oriental Manila was the one who said so.^^ I think it is different from what you've mentioned.
Well baka nga sa NOMA. I dont think there's a hotel nearby and im sure there's a demand for it. A number of BPOs are stationed in that area. Even BPOs along gil puyat can be a captive market.Mixed-used development centrally located within Makati City developed by the Ayalas? I can only think of 2: Circuit Makati and the proposed Makati North development.
Me too! Although the hotel described in NOMA has 300 rooms (Mandarin article states 275) and is scheduled to be turned-over by Q4 2018 (Mandarin article states 2020).Feeling ko sa Makati North ilalagay yung bagong Mandarin Oriental. Then yung original Mandarin, gagawing Three Roxas Triangle. Feeling ko lang naman hahaha![]()
Especially RCBC, tons of expats/folks on business trips over there. We also have GT, LKG and the planned offices in NOMA.Well baka nga sa NOMA. I dont think there's a hotel nearby and im sure there's a demand for it. A number of BPOs are stationed in that area. Even BPOs along gil puyat can be a captive market.
Hindi naman siguro coz the article didn't say naman that it will be located in the Fort. It just said that Ayala will offer Mandarin a better location in the Fort as consuelo for termination of the contract. And that article came out about 2 months ago so many things could have happened as to where the final offer would be. I think NOMA is more likely than Circuit since it is nearer the Makati CBD. Plus the fact that it is targeted for opening only on 2020 bolsters that possibility. However, I don't think that BPO people are their target market.But the article at abs-cbnnews.com says that the new Mandarin Oriental will be located at a mixed use development of Ayala Land, centrally located in Makati. Not BGC as what Vic Agustin said in his column. The GM of Mandarin Oriental Manila was the one who said so.
Nakuryente na naman si Vic Agustin. Sana before he writes a column, tanungin niya muna mga tiga Mandarin Oriental.
Why? You think BPO people are cheap? We have visitors from financial hub sites, global firms, supranational institutions, central banks, regulators whole year round. Do you think we house them in microtels?Hindi naman siguro coz the article didn't say naman that it will be located in the Fort. It just said that Ayala will offer Mandarin a better location in the Fort as consuelo for termination of the contract. And that article came out about 2 months ago so many things could have happened as to where the final offer would be. I think NOMA is more likely than Circuit since it is nearer the Makati CBD. Plus the fact that it is targeted for opening only on 2020 bolsters that possibility. However, I don't think that BPO people are their target market.
agreed!Why? You think BPO people are cheap? We have visitors from financial hub sites, global firms, supranational institutions, central banks, regulators whole year round. Do you think we house them in microtels?