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Our top conference hotels in Manila
Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila
- Conference rooms:
- 16
- Rooms:
- 609
Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila is an iconic 5-star luxury resort nestled in an expansive tropical setting close to the largest convention center, theaters, museums, … read more
Marriott Manila Hotel
- Conference rooms:
- 45
- Rooms:
- 342
Marriott Hotel Manila stands as a centerpiece of the dynamic and exciting mixed-use development of Resorts World Manila, located across Ninoy Aquino International Airport … read more
Novotel Manila Araneta Center
- Conference rooms:
- 10
- Rooms:
- 401
Located in the business and leisure district of Quezon City, Novotel Manila Araneta Center has direct access to LRT and MRT Stations, Gateway Mall and Smart Araneta Center. … read more
Mercure Manila Ortigas
- Conference rooms:
- 5
- Rooms:
- 150
Gracefully located in the heart of the Ortigas CBD in Pasig City, Mercure Manila Ortigas offers 150 contemporary guestrooms, 3 Food & Beverage Outlets, 5 flexible Meeting/ … read more
Red Planet Manila Binondo
- Conference rooms:
- 2
- Rooms:
- 100
Red Planet Binondo, Manila combines affordable rates with a great location in the heart of the Chinatown business district. Authentic Chinese food surrounds the hotel. … read more
Nichols Airport Hotel
- Conference rooms:
- 5
- Rooms:
- 65
We are just 5 minutes away from the Manila Domestic and International Airports. A mere fifteen minutes gets you to the Manila and Makati commercial centers. The Baclaran … read more
Things to do in Manila
On business in Manila? Extend your stay and explore the capital of the Philippines. The megacity with 1.8 million people in Manila City alone is a melting pot of cultures. Manila will captivate, polarise, and leave you wanting more. History in Manila - Fort Santiago (Fuerza de Santiago) The impressive Fort Santiago is one of the most important historic buildings in the region. Its uses included a jail and execution site during Spanish colonial times and World War II. The fort is home to a fascinating museum recounting the history of the complex over three centuries. For instance, it was once used as the main trans-shipment site for the spice trade between Europe and America. It witnessed battles with British conquerors and tells of the Americans’ influence after the Spanish-American War. It also bore witness to the Japanese siege during World War II.
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