Opens in 2026
Mandarin Oriental Makati, Manila is scheduled to open in November 2026, according to the hotel page. The operator's release of 9 June 2026 said late 2026. The hotel marks the group's return to Manila, where it says it helped shape the city's social and cultural landscape from 1976 to 2014.
The 98.7-metre-tall hotel rises above Ayala Triangle Gardens, a two-hectare park at the intersection of Makati Avenue, Ayala Avenue and Paseo de Roxas, and is developed in partnership with Ayala Land. The operator puts it 15 minutes by car from Manila International Airport. Greenbelt's luxury retail and dining destinations are steps away.
The hotel will have 275 rooms and suites. Deluxe Rooms will begin at 50 square metres, with walk-in wardrobes and separate bath and shower areas, and the operator also lists connecting rooms, Family Deluxe Rooms and Suites. Club guests will get the Mandarin Oriental Club Lounge and 24-hour butler service.
Five dining and bar concepts are named: Bì Luò (Chinese), ILÓY (international), Layara (cocktail bar), Alambik (whisky and cigar bar) and The Lounge (afternoon tea and lounge). The 800-square-metre spa and wellness floor will have a 25-metre outdoor pool, with treatments drawn from the Philippine traditions of Hilot and Sukob ng Manggagamot. The Grand Hall will hold up to 1,000 guests.
The operator's wording, “Mandarin Oriental today announces the forthcoming opening of Mandarin Oriental Makati, Manila, scheduled for late 2026.”, was read on its own page and last checked 31 October 2026.
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- Rooms
- 275 Source
- Operator
- Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group Source
- Brand
- Mandarin Oriental Source
- Type
- Urban Source
- Dining
- five dining and bar concepts Source
- Suites
- connecting room options as well as dedicated Family Deluxe Rooms and Suites, each with expansive living spaces, vanity desks and generous bathrooms Source
- Setting
- Rising above Ayala Triangle Gardens, a two-hectare park at the intersection of Makati Avenue, Ayala Avenue and Paseo de Roxas, the 98.7-metres-tall hotel Source
- Address
- Ayala Triangle, Makati Ave. corner Paseo de Roxas, Makati, 1226, Philippines Source
- Dining
- Bì Luò (Chinese), ILÓY (International), Layara (Cocktail Bar), Alambik (Whisky and Cigar Bar), The Lounge (Afternoon Tea and Lounge), In-Room Dining Source
- Dining
- a mix of contemporary Cantonese, Filipino and international cuisine, craft cocktails and intimate social spaces Source
- Spa
- Signature therapies draw on the ancient healing traditions of the Philippines: Hilot, the indigenous practice of therapeutic massage and energy realignment, and Sukob ng Manggagamot, which weaves spiritual ritual with herbal medicine and native botanicals. Source
- Pool
- 25-metre outdoor swimming pool on the Spa and Wellness floor, overlooking Ayala Triangle Gardens and the Makati skyline Source
- History
- It signals the return of Mandarin Oriental to the city where it helped shape Manila's social and cultural landscape for generations from 1976 to 2014. Source
- Website
- mandarinoriental.com
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