LIST: 6 Philippine hotels make it in the Michelin Guide
The Michelin Guide, celebrated for its authoritative evaluations of restaurants, also features hotel recommendations that exemplify outstanding hospitality.
This year, six distinguished establishments from the Philippines have earned a coveted spot on this prestigious list, offering discerning travelers a curated selection of accommodations that embody luxury and exceptional service.
Here are the six featured local hotels, each providing a unique blend of opulence and unforgettable experiences.
Amanpulo
Nestled on the serene Pamalican Island, Amanpulo is a hallmark of luxury, featuring exquisite casitas and villas designed for utmost comfort. Guests enjoy daily breakfast, afternoon tea, and a range of activities, including snorkeling and wellness classes, making it a favored retreat for celebrities and those seeking privacy.
Hotel Okura Manila
Situated within the vibrant Newport World Resorts in Pasay City, Hotel Okura is celebrated for its sophisticated Japanese dining experience at Yamazato. The hotel offers a blend of modern elegance and traditional hospitality, with a selection of 190 rooms and suites designed for relaxation.
The Peninsula Manila
A staple in Makati City, The Peninsula Manila is renowned for its opulent interiors and top-notch service. The hotel's prime location in the bustling Central Business District complements its culinary offerings, including the celebrated international buffet at Escolta.
Admiral Hotel Manila - MGallery
This boutique hotel on Roxas Boulevard presents stunning views of Manila Bay from its 123 rooms. Known for its rooftop restaurant, Admiral Club Manila Bay, guests can indulge in delightful culinary experiences while enjoying breathtaking sunsets.
Crimson Resort and Spa Mactan
This expansive six-hectare beach resort in Cebu is ideal for travelers seeking a tranquil escape. With beach casitas and private pool villas, guests can unwind in style just 20 minutes from Mactan International Airport.
Nay Palad Hideaway Siargao
Celebrated as the “birthplace of Barefoot Luxury,” Nay Palad Hideaway offers an immersive experience in nature, with easy access to tropical jungles and pristine beaches. Its spacious villas cater to groups of four to nine guests, equipped with eco-friendly amenities.
Recognizing paradise
Originally launched in France in 1900 as a guide for motorists, the Michelin Guide has evolved to become a global authority on culinary and hospitality excellence. Its rigorous evaluation criteria assess hotels based on quality of facilities, personalized service, and overall guest experiences, ensuring that only the finest establishments receive recognition.
The inclusion of these six hotels highlights the Philippines' growing prominence in the international hospitality arena, a fact we have long taken pride in. It is gratifying to see the world finally recognizing what we have always known: the Philippines is a true paradise.