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5 Most Luxurious Hotel Suites In Manila

5 Most Luxurious Hotel Suites In Manila

Forbes06-05-2025
Conrad Manila's Presidential Suite has nearly 12,000 sophisticated square feet. Conrad Manila
There's luxury, and then there's luxury with soul — something that Manila's top hotel suites deliver with quiet confidence. While international brands bring world-class comfort, the uniquely Filipino sense of warmth, service and hospitality elevates these spaces into something unforgettable. From personal butlers and private saunas to panoramic views and spa-like bathrooms, here's a look at some of the most exceptional suites in the city, each offering a distinct perspective on indulgence.
Set along the edge of Manila Bay, the Presidential Suite at Forbes Travel Guide Recommended Conrad Manila is made for both high-level entertaining and tranquil retreats. The 11,840 square feet of seaside sophistication includes an entertainment lounge featuring a dining table for 10, a stylish bar, plush seating and even a guest powder room. The luxurious primary suite includes a private entry foyer, lounge and dining area, soaking bath and walk-in wardrobe.
A connecting guest bedroom and executive study are added touches while a large terrace includes a swimming pool and plenty of space for sun-soaked afternoons and intimate evenings under the stars. A personal butler is available throughout your stay, delivering the signature Filipino style of service that feels at once professional and warmly familiar.
Rising above the city, the Shangri-La Suite offers amazing views. Shangri-La at the Fort
In Bonifacio Global City, Four-Star Shangri-La's Shangri-La Suite rises above the action — literally and figuratively. The standout unit consists of 2,573 square feet of space. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame breathtaking views of the city and bay, while inside, every detail is curated for rest and refinement. A private sauna, plush recliner and marble-clad bathroom invite relaxation, while the dedicated office space keeps things productive, if needed. Entertaining is made easy, too, with a guest washroom and kitchenette.
Guests also enjoy exclusive access to the Horizon Club Lounge, a private space where breakfast, cocktails and business amenities are seamlessly offered. The Lounge, perched on the 40th floor, provides a hushed contrast to the buzz of Bonifacio Global City down below — proof that comfort and connection don't have to be at odds.
This bi-level beauty has a Jacuzzi, fitness room and impressive patio. Nüwa Manila at City of Dreams Nüwa Manila at City of Dreams
For a blend of privacy, opulence and wellness, Five-Star Nüwa Manila at City of Dream's Presidential Villa delivers a comprehensive and personal experience. Located within City of Dreams Manila, the 5,898-square-foot bi-level villa features three bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bath, walk-in closet and 600-thread-count linens. A private elevator brings guests upstairs, where the primary bedroom includes a Jacuzzi and a connected study for work or reflection.
Outside, a serene patio with a Jacuzzi leads directly to the resort's main pool, with easy access to cabanas and heated whirlpools. There's also an in-villa fitness room with an elliptical machine and a massage bed, so wellness remains a priority. Dining options are excellent and close by, including Crystal Dragon's authentic Cantonese cuisine and Haliya's elevated Filipino flavors.
What completes the experience is the multi-lingual staff, who's well-trained and always ready to serve with a distinctly Filipino sincerity.
Sitting in the city's business district, this overnight experience is priceless. Raffles Makati Raffles Makati
Tucked in Manila's business district, Four-Star Raffles Makati offers a more intimate interpretation of luxury. With only 32 suites, the hotel is intentionally low-profile, emphasizing curated experiences and quiet elegance. The almost-1,400-square-foot Presidential Suite comes with a foyer, walk-in wardrobe, distinct living and dining areas, and floor-to-ceiling windows that bathe the space in natural light.
What sets Raffles apart isn't just the layout — it's the rhythm of your stay. Begin the day with a Provençal breakfast at Mirèio, enjoy mocktails served straight to your suite, indulge in afternoon tea at The Writers Bar and end the evening at the Mistral Rooftop Bar. Add the Raffles Sleep Ritual's soothing pillow mist and a linen eye mask to ease into the night, and you'll find that every moment here is crafted to feel like a retreat.
The Raffles Butler service ties it all together — it's ever-thoughtful, ensuring your needs are met before you ask. From remembering how you take your coffee to adjusting room lights just right, hospitality here is fueled by genuine care and concern.
Welcome to a five-bedroom gem with a fabulous garden. Okada Manila Okada Manila
While Okada Manila boasts the Philippines' biggest casino, more than 40 dining options and a Five-Star spa, you will have little reason to leave your room if you're staying in Villa El Nido. Among the 1,001 rooms at the country's largest Five-Star resort, the villa reigns as its crowning glory. The five-bedroom, five-bathroom space spans more than 15,000 square feet and is more akin to a residence.
Along with a dining room for 12, a stool-lined bar, a kitchenette and a living room, the sprawling villa comes with its own verdant garden, a sizable pool, an outdoor jetted tub, a gym, a spa with two massage beds and a sauna and an entertainment room where you can belt out karaoke favorites.
Of course, the luxury hotel makes sure guests are well cared for, with attentive butlers on call 24 hours a day in case you require any assistance. MORE FROM FORBES Forbes How To Spend Two Days In Manila By Ching Dee Forbes 10 Top Manila Attractions By Ching Dee Forbes From Anguilla To Australia, Forbes Travel Guide's 2025 Star Award Winners By Jennifer Kester Forbes 12 Marathons Worth Traveling For In 2025 By Forbes Travel Guide
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