Would not sell to me, put me on the fairytale waitlist. Then when I had purchased the watch at another authorized dealer whilst traveling, they refused to assist me with resizing my bracelet. Horrible experience

Sales person said have to buy their other watches that are not saleable before one can buy their moonwatch. Its a bundle deal... buy one non-saleable omega watch + moonwatch. Let us protest and not buy any omega products.

Your service has been really appalling.

Such a beautiful place to cool down after walking all day (which i did). Really clean and abundantly green lawns. It was so peaceful and totally worth the visit. It almost seemed like the humidity disappeared when i stepped into the park. Not far but within the same area there’s an underground shopping area with some cafe’s and restaurants. It seems to be under development and hopefully will be completed soon. Enjoy my pictures.

This expansive lawn with trees and flowering plants is one of the last lungs of Makati's concrete jungle. You can stroll, dine, exercise or do your fitness routine. Towering buildings surround this place but has its own atmosphere. This ever changing spot is a breather to the hectic and busy life of Makati's central business district.

Visiting here during weekdays and the park really offers a nice place to stroll around and take a breather. However, there's nothing much to do in here as there are no other facilities - asides from the Ayala Triangle Garden plaza that you can visit. Hopefully there'll be more facilities to be built in here! The Ayala Triangle Garden plaza itself is quite nice and offers selections of dining and cafe outlets to choose. Really love the building design and concept!

Ayala Triangle is a beautiful place to hang out, offering a serene and vibrant ambiance. It boasts an array of fancy restaurants, making it a perfect destination for those seeking a delightful dining experience amidst lush greenery. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy a lovely day out in the city.

Ayala continues to imbibe how we can make business districts as livable and walkable communities. Ayala Triangle Gardens is one of proof of it! Surrounded by tall buildings yet this garden makes you feel serene and quiet. You can feel the breeze of the sun in this summer time. People are allowed to sit and stay in the grass area and it is even pet-friendly! You can have water jug because we think having a picnic is prohibited. We saw one family politely asked a guard to quickly and properly dispose their food and garbage. You can stay as long as you want (park is open until 10pm) too just practice clean as you go and do not leave your things unattended. There is parking beside Blackbird. You should be along Makati Avenue so that parking will be on your right side. Closest mall is Greenbelt 5, which has a parking area as well. From Greenbelt, you can pass thru the underground walkway to Ayala Triangle, it is a 5-minute walk from Paseo entrance.

The park is really good, not too big but clean, green, managed well, safe, and have some good restaurants and convenience stores. Slightly romantic at night. Some parts are close due to some revitalization projects. Pictures taken September 20, 2022 around 5-6pm light rain.

Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati is a serene sanctuary in the midst of the city's hustle. Its manicured greenery and peaceful ambiance provide a perfect urban escape for those seeking tranquility.

Always looking forward to the festival of lights during Christmas time. Perfect for bonding with family and friends. We enjoyed the music and the lights, especially the wide open space. There are cafes and restaurants if you get hungry. There is also a nice and clean airconditioned restrooms. Congratulations!

Super great place to hang, have a picnic, even work, mag munimuni, eat dinner, take a run, introspect, be with others, or just chill out and slow down. Ayala Triangle Gardens truly sets the bar for what an accessible people-centric park should be especially at the heart of the Makati Ayala Central Business District. Super glad we have one of these in our midst as Filipinos. They also have an upscale mall that looks remarkable with its lush greeneries and astounding architectural hill-esque design. They also of course house the original Philippine Stock Exchange, as well as other upscale restaurants. Definitely a must visit for those living and working in the area, especially on a weekday and off peak hours.

12/31/23 First time visiting during both the day (Ayala Ave was closed and conducting sound check for the new year Eve countdown later That night) and at night… no light show presumably due to NYE festivities. Hope to come back to see the Festival of Lights show. Beautiful water feature. Loved the use of local capiz.

Ayala Triangle Garden is one of the famous place in the Philippines (especially during Christmas Season) //Christmas lights and Christmas Trees. Colorful, Shining and Shimmering. The Best. Spectacular. I Love to visit here again, By the way these Photos was taken December 2019. Before the Pandemic. Choose Ayala Triangle Garden, Choose Philippines. Take Care and Keep Safe to all. God Bless.

Mar 2023: This is a beautiful place to relax and enjoy the surroundings. We went here last Sunday to see the Spectrum Fair Manila. It's beside Ayala Triangle along Paseo de Roxas street. Btw, if you love cats this park is the place to be. It has lots of friendly and neutered/spayed cats that will greet you along the way. 😻❤️ Jul 2023: We had a relaxing stroll and saw lots of beautiful kitties along the way 😊

Cute place to make friends and to go for a stroll. I loved the trees they are so beautiful and enduring. I enjoyed the architecture of the surroundings edifices and the areas where one can sit and chat with a friend or loved one. For sure worth a visit to anyone coming from abroad. Green spaces in Makati are most welcome! As others have said it’s good for a jog, people watching, and can serve as a refugee from the hustle and bustle of the megapolis that is the city of Manila.

The place is spacious and clean, but it is also very plain. There is not much to see, just people, dogs, and children walking around, running around, and playing. Some old people are doing zumba, which is entertaining to watch. It would be nice if there were some attractions, not just a plain grassy area in the center of high-rise buildings.

A place to enjoy Makati city and the park itself. Man made parks were made though trees have not been shady and thick. The health of the trees, its canopies have shaded out compared to the previous years. They needed rehabilitation and care. Though lights were structured for its illumination purposes, it gives beauty and light. Shops are recently renovated so stalls were put to cater snacks, coffee and such. Still looking forward to how Ayala Triangle Gardens will turn out to a greener haven in the future.

The music might not have been the usual holiday classics, but it added a unique twist to the light show, and my son loved it! He danced along to the catchy rhythms, and it was a fun way to experience something different.

A beautiful park in the business district. The views are refreshing. Greenery meets urban architecture. I imagine it would be good to have a picnic here.

I love the place, sits comfortably in the middle of a busy business center. Here they sometimes host art fare, a lot of dining options (but on the expensive side usually) and close to other malls like Greenbelt. The cons here: it's just a small land space, and you can't cycle around as it's not allowed. But they do have bike parking.

Makati's verdant oasis, embraced by the urban landscape, transforms into a vibrant spectacle during the Christmas season when trees adorned with lights come to life after sunset. Adjacent to the park, the newly erected Ayala Triangle Gardens Tower 2 forms an elegant backdrop, rising prominently above the lush surroundings. For those seeking sustenance, a visit to the underground area offers a selection of restaurants and the Marketplace for grocery needs.

Very peaceful. Nice place for walking, jogging and exercise. Also there are some restaurants for breakfast after.

My favorite picnic place during lunch break!!! This park is so cozy, clean, peaceful, with everything you can think of for a perfect park. Definitely my fave park in Makati! ❤️

The light show before Covid was much better. The Christmas songs used are more traditional. Now it seems more techno and the show is shorter. It is only 7 minutes long. I was a little disappointed that it had changed a lot over the years. But it was still nice for them to have a Christmas light show for everyone.

If you are interested on Spanish time Arts incorporated with Filipino History, this place is perfect for you. I was given the chance to visit the Ayala Museum as an AYLC 2022 delegate and I am thankful for the opportunity. Here, I was able to see a lot of significant arts (from well known artists). It also gave us a glimpse of Philippines history. What I liked the most in this museum is the Dioramas. It was well made and it incorporated the history of what happened before. This museum has a lot to offer. And I assure you, the general admission would be worth it. Though of course, there are restrictions to be followed. Some these restrictions include "not taking photos" of some of the art works, crafts, and others.

Besides from the pricey entrance fee, I've been wanting to go here since it's around the Metro. The museum highlights an impressive collection of gold artifact (The Ayalas are definitely rich people). The museum is a treasure trove of knowledge and a visual treat for the visitors. I enjoyed the dioramas a lot! I think it's new since the renovation recently. I suggest noting down about historical events when walking down the diorama part since it's very interactive and if you're history fan like me then this place is for you.

Ayala Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Philippine history, culture, and art. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted with a sense of wonder and discovery. The museum's layout is well-designed, making it easy to navigate and explore the diverse exhibits. One of the highlights of Ayala Museum is its comprehensive collection of artifacts and artworks that beautifully showcase the rich heritage of the Philippines. The Gold of Ancestors exhibit is particularly captivating, with its stunning display of ancient gold jewelry and ceremonial objects. It provides a glimpse into the country's pre-colonial past and the extraordinary craftsmanship of its ancestors. The museum also offers a fascinating journey through Philippine history through its meticulously crafted dioramas. These vivid scenes transport you to pivotal moments in the nation's development, allowing you to immerse yourself in the past and gain a deeper understanding of the country's cultural identity. Moreover, Ayala Museum embraces contemporary art, featuring a range of thought-provoking exhibitions that highlight the talent and creativity of Filipino artists. The modern art section offers a refreshing contrast to the historical exhibits and demonstrates the vibrant and evolving nature of Philippine art. Throughout my visit, the museum staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about the exhibits. Their enthusiasm was contagious, enhancing the overall experience and creating a welcoming atmosphere. Additionally, Ayala Museum regularly hosts educational programs, workshops, and events that further enrich visitors' understanding of Philippine culture and history. These activities provide valuable opportunities for learning and engagement, particularly for students and families. Lastly, I appreciate the amenities provided by the museum, such as a well-stocked gift shop where you can find unique souvenirs and books related to Philippine arts and culture. In conclusion, Ayala Museum is a gem that showcases the diverse and fascinating aspects of Philippine heritage. Its impressive collection, engaging exhibits, and knowledgeable staff make it a truly memorable destination for locals and tourists alike. I highly recommend visiting Ayala Museum to discover the beauty and depth of Philippine history and culture.

Very interesting museum if you want to learn more about the culture and history of the Philippines. It's a pleasant place and it covers several subjects, such as gold items, porcelain, history of the Philippines and paintings. Every single peso is worth the investment for the knowledge you get.

This is an exceptionally good museum. The building itself is pristine and the exhibition spaces well laid out over several floors with interpretation boards in English. The modelling of the dioramas tracing the history of the Philippines was particularly good. In the section chronicling ancient gold artickes, the display cases were usefully fitted with magnifying glasses so as to see the fine craftsmanship. Also a section featuring 19th C Artist Luna and accompanying video documentary was very interesting. Definitely worth a visit

Good way to spend an afternoon when in this part of Makati. Soft opening price is at 350 pesos, and you will need to book and pay for your visit online before coming here. Budget about 90 minutes to visit the museum including the latest galleries. Was super amazed to see the dioramas! Last time I was here was in the 90s, so seeing the dioramas definitely takes me back.

I only had a few minutes there since I had to be somewhere. But the Splendor exhibition was really great! Juan Luna was truly a gifted painter and every Filipino should catch the exhibit as it lasts only until December 31, 2023, then it goes back to its owner.

What an exquisite museum!! I learned so much about Philippines history and culture. The diorama displays are incredible and detailed. The textiles are beautifully displayed. Just an absolute hidden gem. Come visit!!

One of the most unique museums I've been. I especially enjoyed the historical dioramas depicting and narrating the history of the Philippines (located in the 2nd floor). The artists took time to meticulously make them. Truly amazing! Saw the Juan Luna exhibit of his long-lost masterpiece. I really loved all the exhibits. Kudos to the museum curators and staff.

Went there on May 15, 2022 and availed of their soft opening rate this pandemic at Php350 per person. Several sections were still closed during my visit. Was able to see the gallery at 3F which shows artworks and artifacts proving that Philippines, even during pre-colonial times, is more intertwined with the rest of the world. Also saw a gallery of minimalist/abstract paintings. The 2F is best explored if you're really in the mood to do a deep dive in the Philippine history. Best enjoyed with the Ayala Museum app which allows you to play recordings to help explain the diorama. There were more than 50 dioramas and you may need around 2 minutes each.

Very informative Museum! The Art Collections and paintings were amazing! Even more the Gold Jewelry Collections. The dioramas from the ancient civilization to the modern one were so intricately done. One way of connecting the dots….. 😀. And its In the Heart of Metropolis Makati just beside Glorietta Malls.

My sister and I went there yesterday free entrance because it was international museum day. There are four floors but what we liked the most were the gold collections, the beautiful work of gold, different types of cloth, ancient tools and so on. The staff are also kind in assisting the guests, there are also booths for free coffee and brownies. A fun experience.

I can vividly remember this museum as one of the places we visited on our school field trips during mid 70s.. This is along Makati Avenue cor Dela Rosa Street in Makati City. A glimpse from the window glass panel outside you can view some of their best piece of artifacts collection from the old century.

It is a great place to spend with school going kids to get them excited about the Philippines history. The fashion, gold ornaments and pins, the art, the depictions of various important historical milestones, all made them engaged for 2hrs. I would highly recommend downloading the museum app before hand and to take your headphones along to get the audio explanation of various artifacts.

This is a wonderful museum with carefully curated exhibits. It is a great place to get away from the chaos and noise of the streets of Manila. The exhibit on the famous Filipino artist Luna was very well designed.

I don't know if I would classify it as a museum, but that's what ot is called. There are different exhibitions on the different floors. Floor 2 is about the history of the Philippines. You can follow in numerical order (in print and very illustrative puppet scenes), what has happened in the Philippines and how the country has developed. Floor 3 is mostly about the famous painter from the Philippines Juan Luna, and you can to see some of his masterpieces. Floor 4 is very much about gold and works in gold from the 10th century to the 13th century.

Ayala Museum is a well-curated museum and art gallery. Highlights of our Nov 2023 visit: 1. “Splendor”, the Juan Luna exhibit - It includes a nice film which tells the story of how “Hymen, oh Hyménée” resurfaced after years of being kept in France. Every Filipino needs to see this. Such a masterpiece! 2. “Gold of Ancestors” - Spectacular display of antique gold pieces from the pre-Spanish era. The exhibit is modern with an intro video + clever ways of examining the art. (Don’t miss out on the drawers.) 3. Diorama - Creative way of telling Philippine history. We enjoyed going from window to window. Learned a lot!

Love the discount for teachers and the efficient ticketing system. Start from the top floor, the gold exhibit then spend the remaining time for the remaining exhibits. Weekdays are not so crowded days.

Ayala Museum is a museum in Makati privately run by the Ayala Foundation. We have been going there since I was a little girl together with my family. I learned a lot about Philippine history through the dioramas and other exhibits inside. I'm so happy to be able to be back here after how many decades. It is definitely bigger with more exhibits to offer like the Indigenous Textiles, ceramics and cultural currency, the globe digital gallery to name a few. It is very worth while to visit this museum.

An oasis during the weekday masses, almost open air since apart from roof and posts, chapel is open to beautifully landscaped grounds. There is a confessional and times of masses and other activities are clearly posted. The current chaplain Fr Dave Concepcion, gives practical and very interesting homilies. He was also very patient and accommodating to a child who brought a huge bottle of water to be blessed. I also like how Fr Dave always ends his masses with the prayer of Padre Pio after communion “Stay with me Lord”. Worth your while to come here for mass.

Located inside Greenbelt, Makati City area. Attended the mass today for the second death anniversary of my sister. I find this chapel charming. The interiors are lovely. Attending mass here is not crowded. There are still vacant seats, though I was a bit late. They also have place to light the candles just outside the chapel. And there is one guy who sees to it that candles are available and there are spaces to light the candle. He carefully removed candles that are mostly melted, so that other church goers can lit theirs. I find it clean too and visitors are not noisy. It was a Blessed Friday. 3.15.24

Would recommend going here early if you want to be seated inside the church. Since the capacity is limited, people queue an hour earlier. In our case, since the mass was at 4PM, we were already at the middle of the line at around 3:10PM. Also, would be better to call instead of depending on the site. The schedule they published was different from what the actual schedule was. Referring to the site, it said 3PM, then when we got there at around 2:30PM, we were told it was at 4PM.

I would say that it is really such a solemn place though it was in the middle of a mall like if you are right in there it is quiet and a time where we can offer our prayers, even confessions do so quite accessible into the community.

I really like the architectural design of this chapel, done in a spherical shape. An oasis of tranquility amidst the fast-paced world around it.

Visiting here on the weekdays out of curiosity and it has been such a pleasant visit. Uniquely located in the middle of Greenbelt Mall Park Complex, surprisingly it's really tranquil and offer you a whole experience of visit. Not only available for prayer, you can do confession to the booths available in here or take seats on the outside chapel as well and enjoy the serene scenery. Also love the interior quite much! 👌

Never did i expect to find a beautiful Catholic chapel built right in the middle of a high fashion and chic shopping district, completely integrated into the Greenbelt Mall development, surrounded in greens. The serenity, the piety, and the deep faith of the community was radiant and most admirable. There were many young people in silent contemplation spending time with the Lord. There was also a priest waiting in the confessional box. The entire scene was so beautiful, calming, and humbling. So I knelt and made the sign of the Cross and prayed with the community. Time stood still. I love this chapel.

was hoping too see father Joey Concepcion, the place is nice and clean and the priest is happy to listen with. thonthe cr is inside the mall. its great!

It's like a floating concrete dome! beautiful idea. I just read about the wonderful story behind this chapel, which is very spiritual and inspirational. God moves.

The Sto. Nina de Paz Greenbelt Chapel is a remarkable place that almost stands still in time. Extraordinarily well laid out and exceptional in its presentation, it is clean, comfortable and convenient has an ambience of incredible peace and shelter. People attend on bended knees praying before the the figure of Christ so wonderfully placed right in the centre of this covered mini amphi theatre. Sitting inside on one of the comfortable pews, one is almost mesmerised by this oasis of peace and tranquility in the heart of a hustle and bustle environment. I have been to Greenbelt many times and found this chapel for the first time - No visit to Greenbelt can be complete without stopping in here, saying a prayer and thinking - “O Lord my God! When I in awesome wonder consider all the works thy hand hath made, I see the stars, I hear the mighty thunder, thy power throughout the universe displayed; Then sings my soul, my Saviour God, to thee, how great thou art, how great thou art! Then sings my soul, my Saviour God, to thee, how great thou art, how great thou art! When through the woods and forest glades I wander and hear the birds sing sweetly in the trees; when I look down from lofty mountain grandeur and hear the brook and feel the gentle breeze: Then sings my soul… And when I think that God, his Son not sparing, sent him to die – I scarce can take it in that on the cross, my burden gladly bearing, he bled and died to take away my sin: Then sings my soul… When Christ shall come with shouts of acclamation and take me home – what joy shall fill my heart! Then shall I bow in humble adoration and there proclaim, ‘my God, how great thou art…”

Sto. Niño de Paz Chapel or commonly known as Greenbelt Chapel is one of the loveliest and solemn place to visit in Makati. It's a green oasis in the middle of the busy Makati business center. I highly recommend visiting this chapel early in the morning, where you'll experience the quietest time to talk to our Lord. All you hear are birds chirping and the the rumbling leaves of trees around as the wind pass. Enjoy the relaxing dance of kois at the pond and some gentle, cute cats that cross the pathways as you walk around. You'll definitely fall in love with the dome-shaped, open chapel and all its landscape design if you are new to this place. But most importantly, the silent moment with God. This is also one of our favorite chapels here in Manila since the time when me and my wife worked back in the 90's. The chapel has a daily mass schedule at 7am, 12nn and 6pm on weekdays and 12nn, 4pm and 6pm on Saturdays, and on Sundays, 7am, 9am, 1030am, 12nn, 3pm, 4pm and 6pm.

Nice park and appreciate Ayala malls giving up retail space for such a well cared for green space. Calling it a park is a bit much though. Not like you could play or sit anywhere. It’s more for admiring. Amazing level of detail and care.

Huge Shopping Malls with very different buildings and an interesting Park, especially at Christmas time it is nice decorated. A nice chapel in the middle is very interesting to visit. Of course all the wellknown exclusive branches sell their products in these center.

Amazing place, way more then expected. Refreshing to come after being on bussy streets. Lots of greenery.

This park is even more beautiful than the government maintained park

Lot of restaurants around and beautiful park.

My go to place when I want to see greeneries and do some bit of walking after work

Good job to the designer/s and the people who made these amazing landscapes. It's an awesome work of art, very well made. 🏆

Nice place to do walking and jogging. You can bring your pets too. You can also do picnic with your friends and family here.

A very green and peaceful area to sit and relax while having a coffee. Has nice ponds and streams with fish and turtles.

Very nice lots of little paths criss crossing a little lake with fish there chapel in the center surrounded with shopping malls there's also museum at the top end

Still the best open air park in the heart of Greenbelt Mall Complex, it attracts people who enjoy its robust vegetation and breezy ambience. It’s notable for its chapel where Catholics mostly attend worship services.

Refreshing green space surrounding the posh shopping malls. It has a beautiful collection of plants and interesting pieces of sculpture with ponds. A good place to stroll especially at night or during the cool months from December to mid February.

This is a reliable family hotel with an unbeatable location. The location and its positive and energetic staff make it a real winner. The staff at Flavors restaurant and Citron cafe are warm and attentive and go the extra mile to ensure everything is perfect. At this price point the food quality is quite good and the coffee from Citron is excellent (and I’m from Australia so I won’t drink bad coffee). Special shout out to Christian from Citron who remembered my complex coffee order every day, Gen and Joy from Flavors and Chef Freddie who offered us fresh bacon and waffles one morning. Also to the doggy handlers of Girlie and Coco and amazing front of house security and reception staff. We also really appreciated being invited to the in-house Ash Wednesday service. We will treasure that experience always. Thank you! From Siobhan and Pearl

Great location for hotel as it has direct access to the Glorietta Mall. My wife loves it here and we always stay at this hotel while in Makati. Breakfast offerings are excellent to start your day. But best part is the great team starting with Miss Gen, Miss Krista and Miss Mary Rose and the entire staff. They are always extremely welcoming and happy. They are so attentive and pride themselves on making sure you to have a wonderful experience. We look forward to tomorrow’s breakfast before flying out.

I had a wonderful experience at Holiday Inn and Suites Makati and I wanted to express my sincere appreciation. The hotel surpassed my expectations in various aspects, such as the quality of its events, guest rooms, meeting spaces, and most importantly, the professionalism and dedication of its staff. In particular, We had the pleasure of organizing an event at Holiday Inn and Suites Makati, and we are thoroughly impressed with the attention to detail and exceptional service provided. The event was flawlessly executed, The staff were accommodating and attentive, ensuring that every guest was comfortable and well taken care of. The guestrooms at the hotel were nothing short of luxurious. The level of comfort and tranquility offered in the guestrooms is unmatched, and I commend the hotel for its dedication to providing such an exceptional experience. I was also impressed by the hotel's innovative approach to meeting spaces, which involved converting guestrooms into well-equipped meeting spaces. This practical and efficient approach was both unique and effective, and it provided a comfortable and private setting for our business meetings. The hotel staff seamlessly transformed the guestroom into a well-equipped meeting space with all the necessary technology and amenities. Finally, I must commend the staff at Holiday Inn and Suites Makati for their unwavering commitment to ensuring a memorable guest experience. Their professionalism, dedication, and exceptional service left a lasting positive impression on me. From the front desk to housekeeping and the event staff, every interaction was characterized by a commitment to excellence and a dedication to making my stay enjoyable and stress-free. In conclusion, I wish to extend my sincere appreciation to the entire team especially MS. Thel Dela Cruz at Holiday Inn and Suites Makati for setting the standard for hospitality in Makati. We look forward to returning in the future and will enthusiastically recommend the establishment to anyone seeking an outstanding venue for events, comfortable guestrooms, or innovative meeting solutions.

I am really impressed with the service, their staffs are alert when it comes to their guests requests. All of their staffs are accommodating and never failed us to greet us everyday! I also want to so commend your Front Office staff Mr. Poul and Ms. Ann, very friendly and we felt really welcome as a students in their hotel. We interview them for our project, they accommodate us and even give us advises as well. Holiday Inn for 6/5 for me!

First time dining at Holiday Inn's Dinner Buffet and I must say it is a one of a kind experience. One thinf i noticed is that the experience is hands on and that all of the attendees are friendly and show eagerness to serve and to give me the best experience possible. Props to Jen, Hermie and Edward for the exquisite service. The food are delicious and i must say already a great selection. I am satisfied with the quality of food and drinks. Definitely a recommendable place to spend the evening to my family and friends.

This is my time staying in this hotel, together with a few other colleagues. Amenities in the room is good. I love their gym, clean and with good machines. Breakfast spread is reasonable, though I find dishes can be very sweet. I was rather disappointed with room air-conditioning. The air-conditioning in my colleague room wasn't cold and only had his request for room changed on the 3rd night. The air-conditioning in my room was leaking water and it caused me to slip and hurt my wrist. Feels like an hotel that needs some upgrading.

We had a really fun and relaxing stay at the hotel. Staff were very accommodating and were quick in responding to our requests. Rooms were delicately arranged and housekeeping staff was always available to care for our needs. Location is great, too! Thank you, Holiday Inn!

Found the best way to spend the holidays! The staff were very accommodating. Upon entering the hotel, you would see beautiful smiles who would offer to help you with your luggage. The rooms were spotless. The bed was so comfortable. They provided robes, foods, towels, shampoos, conditioners, and more in our room! We also had access to the roof deck which has a pool, a gym, and a bar. The food on the buffet was also great! There were different meals to choose from (which had labels in them in case you're allergic to anything) There were spaces for pastries, fruits, drinks, and more! Overall, this experience was the best! Would definitely recommend this! And we would surely come back.

This is the second time we’ve stayed at Holiday Inn and we plan to continue to stay here on our future visits. It now feels like a home away from home to us. The location can’t be beaten if you want a convenient base from which to explore Makati. The service staff are always friendly, accomodating and professional. This time, it was a pleasure to be looked after by Chef Freddie and all the breakfast staff (too many to name!). And Christian was always available to accommodate our room service needs each and every time during our 10 night stay - thanks Christian, I hope you become hotel manager one day! We shall return.

Staying together with my friends was very good experience. Holiday inn hotel gives Good service . Flavors Restaurant gives good variety in buffet. Mongolian is the best highlights in the buffet. I would like to thanks to Ms Gen, who give smile everytime they talk and approaching us. She always asking if we need anything else.We really feel at home. Reception Hermie who give us a warmth's welcoming in Restaurant. Kudos to this Two ladies.

My family had a great dinner at Flavors. The food, as always, was very flavorful and varied. And the service was fantastic. Jen, their captain, is always attentive, pleasant and listens to our needs. Her staff who served us ( James, Rommel, Joana, Dale) were very attentive and prompt in their services. This service is the reason I keep on coming back.

We had dinner buffet at Flavors Restaurant and the service was great especially by Edward, Gen, and Hermie. They did an extra mile to ensure that we are a very satisfied and happy customers. We commend these 3 for their excellent customer service. We were given a parking pass so we had ample time to relax and enjoy their food. Definitely, we will return to enjoy again their good food, excellent service, and relaxing atmosphere.

Customer-service oriented. You are greeted at the front desk with a warm smile. Ms Danniela, Ms Rica and Mr Poul have all been very accommodating during check-in. This is my second home. Never disappoints every time I stay here for R&R. Room has been kept clean by Ms Janet. She is very efficient!

The room had an excellent view for our stay. Really good location and the service was spot-on. As soon as you entered the room, it was clean and everything was in order. Amenities were fine. Had a great time and looking forward to staying again soon!

Everything from check in to check out was completed perfectly. Every call that we make to request for our needs have been attended to very swiftly. All the hotel staff and guards are very friendly and welcoming, an ultimate plus for a customer oriented industry. Amenities are also good and there is nothing more that I can say but kudos to all for a job well done! Keep it up! 😊

Definitely our go-to hotel. Had an amazing stay per usual. The complimentary cake was a delightful surprise. Cheers to Sir Steven for always spoiling us - very accommodating!! Highly recommended for those looking for cozy accommodations. Location is very much convenient and accesible. 😊

I love this hotel since the first day I stayed here, everything is great. Room are spacious, comfortable and quiet and yet in the middle of the city. Location is great close to everything airport, shops, restaurants (4 major malls connected to each other) I love shopping and wandering around and this hotel is perfect for me. Oh! and the food is one of my favourites of this hotel, breakfast is great with lots of option to choose, from local to international food, the executive lounge food was delicious. Mr Steven, Anton and Niel gave us a great service and make sure we got everything we need while having our food. The service is superb from the ground floor, guards, staff, receptionist up to the executive lounge friendly, polite and welcoming We enjoyed our stay here and definitely be back again in our future trips. Keep up the great work and kudos to all of you. R. Leisk

We had our 2-day work/leisure stay in Holiday Inn & Suites. It was my first time staying there, and I'm happy to say I enjoyed my stay! Aside from the great facilities, I was pleasantly surprised with the excellent food and service our group received. On our first day, we were served by students, namely Ems, Aiza, Albert, and more. They were friendly and are always smiling when I see them. I can't think of anything to complain about honestly. The location is great for its convenience as its right next to the mall. The room was great too! Clean, bright, and has good connection. Service was also excellent, from the security and receptionist to the servers and managers. I truly felt welcome during my stay. I would definitely come back in the future. Thank you for the excellent stay!

Jun , Jomar , Carlo My recent stay at Holiday Inn Suites and Hotel left me with a lasting impression, and I would like to share my feedback on the overall experience. One of the standout aspects of the hotel was its location. Situated in a prime area, the accessibility to various amenities and local attractions was incredibly convenient. This factor significantly enhanced the overall convenience and enjoyment of my stay. Upon arriving, the welcoming atmosphere created by the hotel staff at the front desk was notable. The receptionists were not only friendly but also efficient in handling the check-in process. Their warmth set a positive tone for the entire stay and left a favorable first impression. The accommodations provided by the hotel were comfortable and well-maintained , allowing for a pleasant and rejuvenating stay. The seminar facilities at the hotel were commendable. The meeting rooms were well-equipped and suitable for various corporate events. The hotel staff demonstrated professionalism in ensuring that all technical aspects were seamlessly managed, contributing to the success of our seminar. A notable aspect of the hotel was its commitment to safety and cleanliness. Given the current global health concerns, the hotel's adherence to stringent sanitization measures was reassuring. This commitment to the well-being of guests demonstrated a proactive approach to ensuring a secure environment. In conclusion, my experience at Holiday Inn Suites and Hotel was positive, marked by its convenient location, welcoming staff, comfortable accommodations, and well-equipped seminar facilities. The hotel's commitment to safety added an extra layer of satisfaction to my stay. I would recommend this establishment to others and look forward to the possibility of returning in the future.

Rooms were clean and spacious. The breakfast buffet is exceptional with plenty of dishes to choose from. Location is fairly close to the airport without traffic. There is also easy access to Glorietta Mall. Friendly hotel staff provided excellent service. Gym was decent, did not get to use the outdoor pool so can’t comment on that. My two complaints would be: 1– the in-room hair dryer (would stop working intermittently while using) 2– the elevators (kind of slow or perhaps there were just not enough elevators for that many floors/rooms). Other than that, would definitely use this hotel again.

Hotel is in a great location with many shopping malls and restaurants very close. As an IHG rewards member I had access to the Executive Lounge for breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktail. The staff in the lounge were very friendly, very attentive and couldn’t do enough. Shout out to Steven, Mary-Rose and Anton who provided excellent service. The fresh mangos at breakfast were lovely.

What I like about staying here at Holiday Inn was the staff here was so Friendly especially at the executive lounge once you come in they Will greet you with warm Welcome and a sweet smile. Love the staff there … Steven, Mary Rose and Anton. You guys are the Best! And also the room was clean and smell good. Will definitely come back and stay here in the future trip.

Holiday Inn Makati has the best customer service hands down. From the minute we walked in all the staff were very friendly, always smiling and saying hi. The service from Howell at the breakfast buffet was exceptional. He remembered my kids orders from the first time we went to the last day we stayed and always had fresh cut apples and mangoes ready for us. Efren, our room attendant also made sure we were always well looked after and attended to all our requests very promptly. Only downside would be the lack of milk options available for coffee but we loved our stay at Holiday Inn! Thank you!

I had the privilege of staying at the Holiday Inn Makati lately, and I have to tell that it was an amazing experience. Everything about the hotel's service, particularly the room service, was excellent from the time I arrived in the lobby to the time I left. The room itself was large, tastefully decorated, and spotlessly clean, demonstrating the hotel's dedication to giving visitors a sumptuous and comfortable stay. Thanks to the excellent treatment I received from the hotel staff, especially Sir Paulo who handled room service, my stay at the Holiday Inn Makati was nothing short of extraordinary. I was treated like a very valued guest from the minute I arrived until I left, and I can't wait to go again in the future. I wholeheartedly endorse the Holiday Inn Makati to anyone hoping for an opulent and unforgettable visit.

The Holiday Inn in Makati was clean and in a great location! There is so much to do and see in the area. Our room attendant Paolo provided us great service and made sure our needs were satisfied. He always greeted us and made sure we had plenty of water, towels, and toilet paper!! There is also a spa at the rooftop that we wish we knew about sooner. We would definitely stay here again.

Food was pleasant. The place was empty but honestly, for dinner deserves more people. The highlight of my dinner were the people. The staff were extremely hospitable. Always smiling. My servers for the night, Hermie, James, and Christian were on top of everything my parents and I needed. Overall it was a 9/10 experience for me. I will come back even just to tip the staff cause they deserve it. Good job, Flavors Holiday Inn!

Such a beautiful mall, especially showing off for the holidays. I was happy to find a store that could do some printing for me. I also enjoyed the vendors selling Philippine merchandise. Loved all the holiday decor.

This shopping mall has several floors and wings. Each wing is identified by its own number, such as Glorietta 1, or Glorietta 3. The shopping center spans over several blocks and it's easy to go around. You can find almost everything you are looking for. I could easily confused by so much choice and variety. It was clean and nice everywhere in the mall.

Great mall to visit. You have Glorietta 1-5 to choose from. Go get lost in this range of floor levels & side accesses. Shops, stores, eateries, and kiosks. You will have a problem deciding what places you want to checkout.

Glorietta by Ayala Malls is not your average shopping center; it's a true attraction in its own right. The mall's design beautifully blends nature and urban structures, creating a bustling and vibrant urban jungle. The selection of clothing brands is noteworthy, and there's a wide range of restaurants offering diverse cuisines. From fine dining to casual eats, the mall has something to suit every taste and budget.

Lots of cool happenings specially for this weekend. Lots of new store and restaurants to choose from. Even their food court’s selections are very good and diverse. From Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, American, Korean, etc… Lots of snacks and drinks are also available for you to choose from. Famous and branded brands are available for your shopping needs. Rustan’s department store also available for you high end needs. Time surely will pass very fast with all the things you can do with your friends and family here.

Glorietta Malls is a huge shopping center, a combination of Glorietta 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 located in the business district of Makati. The mall structure is modernized, and classy having wonderfully designed refreshing gardens. It has extensive and diverse restaurants, bars, international & local brand shops, cinemas, and indoor playgrounds catering to a diverse group of shoppers. The place is amazing. I enjoyed the thrills of the shopping experience.

It's... big! Too big that it might be confusing to first time visitors like me. Contains a lot (and I mean a lot) of boutiques and stores that it'll last you for a while during your visit. It is also linked to SM Makati, and, in extension, an MRT3 terminal, so that commutes are easier (or... harder, depending on which days) (Image shown is from the center of the mall.)

Almost anywhere else in the country, SM malls are the shopping kingpin. When you are in Makati however, Ayala Malls rule and at the heart of the city's shopping district is the Glorietta shopping mall complex. I would say that it has a more relaxed ambience and is less crowded compared to SM malls. Lots of shops and dining options. And if you are are lucky and diligent enough, there are bargains and good finds here and there. Moreover, it's worth checking out the activity center whenever you are in the area.

Cool and nice place to be with your family. Ensure that you have a great budget when going here.... there's a lot of shops and restaurants.

It was my first time to go there. I was really amazed. The mall is huge. I think I will be lost without a companion. Hahaha... And when you feel lost and lonely, there's a chapel where you can pray and find peace and attend masses too.

At Buffet 101 Dining area. Nice aesthetics. the food is affordable and delicious. Reservation is advised; they have celebrant service (birthday, etc.)

Glorietta is very good for family bonding and shop till you drop shopping. Huge and always have event and exhibition every weekends

It is one of the most famous malls in not only in Makati but in entire Manila. It is a huge mall spread over five zones with very clear signs. There are so many shops, restaurants, bars and entairmaint facilities that it can satisfy everyone.

I went to Dusit Thani hotel and ate at the Pantry so delicious Mediterranean food. I also went to the ballroom the following day the menu was perfect.

Upscale mall where you get to see wide variety of shops, restaurants, stalls and fast food.

I’ve been going to Glorietta since childhood, and I’ve seen how it’s changed and improved over the years. I dunno if it’s because I grew up going here, but I love the ambience here. Although sometimes it does get noisy when there are events in the activity center 😅 You can find a lot of the staples here, and if you’re looking for other things, you’ve literally got SM, LandMark, One Ayala, and Greenbelt as well. Now, that’s mall hopping!

A captivating shopping destination featuring a diverse array of international brands and culinary choices. The bustling atmosphere adds to the excitement, with people thoroughly enjoying their time, indulging in shopping and delicious food.

Tourists nights

Seven eleven, p burgos street, Makati City

Must come place for lonely guy… everything you can find here if you know what I mean… But have to keep yourself safe in your belongings… Cheers

i didn't go here but would love to

Remembered a friend from the past.

Thats the good access no to trafic

Very clumsy area ...

Becarful from ladyboy

The Cuban bar by the Royal Bellagio is a great place to visit in P Burgos St, also the cantina, I've seen some of the best Filipino bands in these places Filipinos are the best singers everyone has a beautiful voice stay away from certain bars,. And enjoy the food and drink and the entertainment in the two mentioned.

One of the most horrible streets attracting tourists that exists. It's vile and unappealing in every way. Careful of the aggressive ladyboys on the street. Some of them will follow you and/or threaten you with physical violence if you say no. Go somewhere else.

night life of manila

Some place to look around at night. But the bars are expensive and not worth it.

This place was dirty and seedy with lots of lady boys but the beers were cold and cheap

Nice place

Very glad that my hotel is just 3 mins walk away. Numerous food, fresh produce & local organic groceries stalls. I see both locals and expats enjoying visiting and enjoying the market. I love the food section and happy to see some traditional food being made and sold at the market. There is stall with funny signage - "No fat, No glory" Hilarious and absolutely love the humour and vibe here. Will be visiting every Sat that I'm here!

One of the best (if not the best) weekend markets to go to have a food crawl. The food choices are so diverse that you can practically find something to satisfy your food cravings — vegan, putok-batok, desserts, etc. There are also uncooked food items such as produce, frozen or fresh meats, pantry items. Tents with dining tables and chairs are also provided if you want to eat on-site.

This is a more premium weekend market, whose target customers are the A and B crowd, especially those who reside at the surrounding upscale condos. That means that the products sold here are generally pricier than usual. Even the fruits and vegetables are pricier here, as expected. However, if you scour all the stalls, you’ll definitely find delicious food, and more varied cuisines. We didn’t buy anything on our first visit (except some vegetables) as we only happened to pass by the area and didn’t really plan to shop, but we did see Japanese, Indian, Italian, Greek, Filipino, American, Korean food, and others. When you do visit, I’m sure you’ll find something to your liking. Please note, however, that on a sunny day, it might be uncomfortable to eat here. Better to just buy to-go and eat at home. Parking will be extremely hard, especially if you go there at lunchtime — their operating time is from 7am to 2pm, every Saturday. You’ll need to park at least a couple of blocks away, for example, along Valero Street.

Good food, specially vegetables, organic and cheap. Sure will come back next week

Bigger, better, and back in its old location, it’s the best weekend market in the city. You’ll find local trinkets, plants, fresh fruits, local and international food, a wet market and even a Keto Burger (it can still be more varied though). A little pricier than typical markets but most stalls accept digital payments if you run out of cash.

The place is teeming with products ranging from souvenirs to regional delicacies, but it's the food that people come for. Food kiosks are present inside, and around the park which offer a variety of food from different nations. I find it less lively compared to other similar places, but it being less rowdy might be a plus to others.

It's good to visit after almost half a decade. The set up changed since the last time i was there. If you're looking for fresh delicacies local or foreign, this is the place to be. Happens only once a week.

Plenty of choices for meals, veggies, snacks, fruits. Never too crowded. Relaxing when it's sunny. Very pleasing atmosphere. And everyone is respectful.

Tons of variety of cuisines from around the world, served hot and ready to eat. A few stalls have traditional Filipino foods and desserts. Other stalls have fresh fruit & veg, bread & cheese, snacks & munchies, fresh fish & seafood, and other products like soap, shampoo, oils, creams, and lotions. Clothes, toys, and wood products are also available from time to time.

A must visit when you're in Manila. This is a Saturday morning market that is packed with many local delights. You will be able to find a variety of local and international snacks, food and trinkets at very reasonable prices. The market is clean and organised with great security all around, so its recommended for families. It's also a favourite park for kids and pets so the atmosphere is all sorts of busy on Saturdays.

Great market to get fresh seafood, but expect to be pricey. Other food stalls have tasty offerings and many fruits stalls as well.

Many stalls are closing or sold out by 1:30pm. I recommend getting there earlier if you would like more options. They have a variety of foods from local Filipino, morrocan, middle eastern and as far as Mexico! I ordered a falafel sandwich and hummus. It was delicious, well seasoned, and very saucy with their spicy sauce. The fresh fruit drinks from a local stand with green cups is amazing. The drink was very cold without any ice. We paid 400 php for a 2 person meal and a drink. There are also tables and chairs set up to enjoy your meal. I recommend checking it out.

The grand old dame of all weekend markets in Makati, this little weekend haunt has grown into an institution that we look forward to coming everytime we are in Manila. Glad they are back after a long absence during the pandemic and glad to see many up and coming talents in crafts, cooking and other pursuits starting off their dreams in the market.

Great place to grab a variety of cuisine at this place. Little bit overpriced, but I think it's justified for the quality, I guess? And there's a playground for the pet dogs which is great for the pet lovers!

Highly recommend checking out Ogie’s Ihawan! The bbq seafood and meat stall is amazing and affordable. We ordered a boneless bangus (milk fish) and bbq chicken and it cost PHP220+150. We sat on a bench in the park to eat it and got a full 4D experience with the smoke blowing at us. We also tried Halo Halo for PHP50. It looked deceptively small but was an extremely filling sweet potato and taro dessert. There were also many other international cuisines but we wanted to try something local. The market is situated in a park near condos, so you also see many families and dog owners.

Was definitely a place to hang out on a Saturday morning…good food, good produce and crafts. A taste of The Philippines 🇵🇭 surrounded by cafes!

Nice and clean touristy market. You can find local food ere. Try the taho. The fresh produces are not that cheap. Better to buy at SM supermarket. Glad that we found a halal food stall, Azaan Halal Cuisine. Their food is nice.

Nice to try many types of foods. Since I'm a visitor and rarely eat Filipino foods at home, I search for foods I grew up eating like Taho, gulaman, carby desserts, etc. it's also nice to just hang and enjoy the park on a lazy Sunday morning. If you're planning to drive, expect traffic (or is this an oxymoron? Ha! 😛)

I found this gem of a Saturday market on Google Maps. It was walking distance from my Airbnb and set in a beautiful park. There were many vendors selling local delicacies and snack foods. It was fun to mingle with people just out enjoying a lovely day outside.

I always love going to markets to roam and find stuff to buy! Here in Makati, there are two popular weekend markets: Salcedo Saturday Market and Legazpi Sunday Market. Here at Salcedo Market, there are different stalls that sell a variety of foods and things. I don’t remember the range of prices, but some stalls are quite expensive. Anyway, the food I enjoyed so far are Martabak, Taho, and the Moroccan Chicken Wrap! <3 p.s. this market opens from 7 am till 2 pm only, don’t forget to bring umbrella or apply sunscreen as the weather in the Philippines is crazily hot and you definitely don’t want to get burned.

The market offers a wide range of products, including fresh produce, local crafts, artwork, jewelry, clothing, and a variety of food options. It is known for its lively atmosphere and the diversity of its offerings, attracting both locals and tourists.

Order 1 Sweet celebration slice, and seafood pasta. Brew coffee, super tasty! especially cake, Each layer tastes different. crispy soft sweet. Creamy and with frozen mango. Yummy! And pasta nice too! I love it!

泊まってる宿から近いです。 コンパクトなショッピングモールですが。 飲食店もいくつか有り、落ち着いた雰囲気。 日本の百均みたいなお店もあります！ 地下のスーパーでは、ひと通りの食材も買えます。 ただし……… わたしの入った日は……… 選挙中で。 アルコール販売は中止でした！ (Translated by Google) It's close to the inn I'm staying at. It's a compact shopping mall. There are several restaurants and a calm atmosphere. There are also shops like Japan's Hyakuyen! You can also buy a variety of ingredients at the underground supermarket. however……… The day I entered... During the election. Alcohol sales have been canceled!

Been here many times even during the pandemic and before it as well. Well, it’s sad that the food court on the top roof has been closed due to not enough customers or else it’s quite good place to hand out. Nevermind, it’s under going the renovation on the second floor right now and hopefully it will bring more customers in the future.

Nice and airy upper levels “upping the level” each time. Enjoyed coffee first bottom level and spent about an hour just exploring upward, light shopping and spectacular view and facilities on uppper levels.

A mixed used Structure, Malls and Condominiun with so large development. It has a lot of branded shops to search for, and so the interior looks so fabulous

Elegant and luxury design, not so crowded, lot of empty stalls not open, 4f mall with chapel on rooftop, very accessible near Makati ave and kalayaan, alfresco dinning also available, cityscape and tall bldg beside mall, perfect hangover for nearby residence. Great mall experience.

Nice mall, you find everything inside !

Conveniently placed in one of the busiest areas in Makati, this mall has lots places to shop, dine and entertain. They have ample basement parking for your cars.

Nice mall, there's cinema and you can check small shop in this area. Supermarket, coffeeshops the roof top area is nice 🙂

I used to use the food court on the top floor a lot, but it disappeared a few years ago. I can't say that the person playing the piano at the coffee shop on the first floor is very good, but it has a great atmosphere and I like it.

Nov 2023: There are so many closed shops. The Hole in the Wall is not there anymore. The mall doesn't look festive at all. It looks sad...

Seems like a nice, growing mall. It had everything we were interested in all spread over 4 floors. If you are staying at the nearby City Garden Grand Hotel, it is less than a block away and cheaper than going to one of the many 7-11 stores for snacks and supplies

Simple elegant mall with a good function room at the top floor

I really like the open spaces here at Century City Mall since I'm a bit conscious on crowded areas/closed spaces. ⭐ The mall have few customers during morning, more or less before lunch. But during afternoon, families gathered here for a simple lunch. Crowd is negotiable, not that much compared to other malls in the area. ⭐ It's pet friendly too! ⭐ If you want a mall where you can chill. You can go to Century City Mall! ⭐☺️

A quaint little shopping mall where you can get almost all the basic necessities. Good place to try out the different dining places inside. There is also a good supper market inside.

The mall being new compared to its contemporaries in the area has shown some aging. This was evident post pandemic. Maybe it’s the location, a lot of shops have closed down especially at the top floors. It still is a clean and decent mall, but it can’t be compared how it was when it opened years ago.

When you plan to visit here come early as possible because its very hard to park. Every Sunday they have an Open Market that you can buy to eat and shop. The restroom has fee for 10pesos. So relaxing.. so quiet that you can unwind. Its a nice park. 👍

The park is pet friendly, just be responsible for your pet's mess, the place has good vibe for serenity especially if you need to take a break from stress. Accessible for people who work around the area and unwind.

A good place to stroll around in the city. Peaceful and relaxing on a holiday.

Not bad if you like to walk or jog during the weekdays but if on weekend u should expect that lots of people and dogs are coming in this area.

A great place to run. Lots of trees so heat in your body builds up slowly.

Lots of rats in the grass especially in the night. Still, a great place to relax. Lots of pretty parts to see.

1 yr ago: This is our fave place for morning stroll or jog. There are lots of people during Sunday Market. They also have Sunday Mass at 9am in one of the gazebo. Nov 2023: Say hi to the lovely cats of the park 😊 Apr 2024: There is an ongoing Bonsai exhibit until April 21. Come check it out.

Nestled in the heart of Makati, Washington Sycip Park is an urban oasis that beckons with tranquility and greenery. As I strolled through the park, I was captivated by its serene ambiance and well-maintained surroundings. The park's landscape design seamlessly blends natural elements with urban aesthetics, providing a peaceful retreat from the bustling city life. Washington Sycip Park boasts a variety of indigenous plants, creating a harmonious environment that invites visitors to unwind and reconnect with nature. One of the notable features of the park is its well-manicured garden adorned with vibrant blooms and lush foliage. The carefully curated greenery serves as a picturesque backdrop, adding to the park's allure. Walking along the meandering pathways, I couldn't help but appreciate the thoughtful layout that encourages leisurely strolls and quiet contemplation. The centerpiece of the park is the tranquil pond, home to a variety of aquatic life. The gentle ripples on the water's surface added to the overall serenity, creating a perfect spot for reflection and repose. Benches strategically placed around the pond provide a quiet refuge for park-goers seeking solace amidst the greenery. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, Washington Sycip Park also pays tribute to its namesake with a statue honoring Washington Z. Sycip, a prominent figure in the Philippine business community. The statue stands as a testament to his contributions and serves as an inspiring focal point within the park. For those seeking a brief escape from the urban hustle, Washington Sycip Park offers a haven of tranquility. The well-designed space, lush greenery, and serene pond make it an ideal destination for a leisurely afternoon stroll or a peaceful respite. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply in need of a quiet sanctuary, this park provides a refreshing retreat in the heart of Makati.

Washington Sycip was a Chinese-Filipino-American accountant who worked diligently throughout his life to better the community around him. He served with honor in the United States armed forces after learning of his father’s imprisonment and later in life had great success in accounting, banking, and financing. I can think of no better way to honor him than to walk under the shade thinking what we can do for one another — to be of service. Compared to Legazpi Active Park this park is far more tranquil with a lot more greenery. The trees are quite lovely, the pond is quaint, plenty of spaces to sit & eat a meal; plus, large enough for a moderate paced walk. It has a cute vibe where you could bring someone after a meal for a good saunter under the shade. There is some “art” that is pleasant to observe. It gets hot here in Manila but with a place of respite like this it’s something that can be endured.

You relax and enjoy this park after a long day of work or simply do quick exercise such jogging and running.

This incredible park is my favorite afternoon hangout with my dog. It has a lot of benches where we can sit back and relax. There are pathways for people who enjoy brisk walking or jogging. There is a pond full of koi fish where kids can watch. Every tree here has been labeled for educational purposes. The best time to go here is at 2 pm when there are few people. It has a covered area the weather is too sunny or rainy. The cool breeze also soothes our inner spirit. You can also do your home workout here. The perfect place to find the Zen.

This is a very nice place to take a walk. You can also jog here although the path was not primarily designed for jogging. There are a lot of trees and a pond. If you want to sit and feel nature, there are benches and gazebos within the park. There is no restroom/comfort room/toilet here, but if you need one, you have to go to Legazpi Active Park, which is just right across from it.

My 2 boys always have a great time in this park. It has a decent size playground for kids and parking is just around the streets. Coffee shops and restaurants are all around this park as well. As this is an outdoor playground, the rubber floor can be quite slippery after every rain.

Nice for families! When we went here, there were a lot of stalls that sold different products. There was also a specific side for fresh produce such as vegetables, fruits, seafood, and meat. In response to COVID, they take your temperature at the entrance and give you a green sticker (meaning your temp is good!) The people shopping here are also diverse so definitely a good way to socialize. All in all, I enjoyed my experience! P.S. A lesson I learned is to bring small bills /cash and a fan—since you will definitely sweat!

Tired of working in the middle of a busy city? Try spending time in this park on your breaks. You can freely walk on the designated paved paths for runners, look at the adorable dogs, or swing with kids (just take turns). Well, I enjoyed walking in this park. It brought me some solace. I especially love the trees!

Decent park with benches and walking distance to 7/11 and Dunkin Donuts. Children jog, run, ride on their bikes and scooters here. There's also a playground for children. Dog owners are walking their dogs here. There's a boxing coaching session as well with a private coach. No water fountains for drinking. There's a restroom you can use for Php5 fee.

Want to de-stress? You can walk, jog, and play with your dog in this safe place in the heart of Bel-Air,Makati. Aside from that it is surrounded by good restaurants, and coffee shops from breakfast to dinner.

Home of Saturday Weekend Market. Nice setting. Much needed green spot in the middle of Salcedo Village concrete jungle giving relief to pedestrians and pawdestrians. Surrounded by cafes, bistros and restaurants, too! Lots of choices to fuel up after a stroll in the park.

Happy place for kids to play and parents to exercise. There is a large playground, and a jogging track. You can see the playground from most every angle of the jogging track so it feels very safe here. It seems the busiest (most fun) times are evenings around dinner and until 9. The park closes at 10. Plenty of coffee shops and convenience store all surrounding the park.

Beautiful park. Well-maintained. On saturday mornings there is a street food fair by the street. Love the greenery and the paved walking path. Nice playground for kids also and seats for people to sit and enjoy the scenery.

Very chilled park in the heart of busy makati. A place can provide people’a mind in the weekend morning.

I visited the park last Sunday, and it was wonderfully peaceful, perfect for a leisurely stroll. Additionally, it's conveniently located near various restaurants, making it a great choice if you're looking for a bite to eat.

Good place to jog or have a walk. There are also some spaces where people can play badminton or whatever game they want. This place is dog-friendly and there is even a dedicated dog park, although currently closed (maybe due to the pandemic). It is a bit crowded usually between 6pm to 8pm.

Jaime C. Velasquez Park – looking for a place within the city where kids can run around and play while you sit and drink coffee? If yes, then you should consider this place. The GOOD: • Big open space with natural shade from trees • A playground • Clean enough • The use of the playground and the park is free • Parking is easy during the weekends The BAD: • None

When you're around Makati and found yourself in need for a little historical/art visit, Yuchengco Museum is the place to be. Museum is quite small and easily finished in just around 30-45 minutes. Really liked the art pieces here as well. They also have a souvenir shop there.

Nice private collection in a beautiful building

Tickets for adults - 200 pesos There are very few people there on weekdays so you can enjoy it slowly Although the museum is not big, I quite like the exhibitions inside.

Follows security protocols. Personnels greet people in a courteous manner. Approachable if you need to ask about directions. Nice facilities. Love the ambiance and the food and drink during opening exhibit.

I'm not an Art expert. The museum has 3 floors primarily housing a collection of Amorsolo paintings and the a National Artist's life work about the Philippines' dance and cultural practices.

A place worth brining the new generation of our time. Dito, we can educate our children to learn about the diverse culture, fresh ideas, and district creative works of our ancestors. The best things that make it fun are the great exhibitions with informational guides.

The Building itself is extremely secured with so many police. The Museum has a 3rd floor it is not that wide enough to go around probably takes 20 minutes of walking only. Artworks is great

Thank you Lindela especially to Ms. Jove for assisting us on our Visa. Your services is truly amazing! will surely recommend you t our friends and families.

Perfect date place. There are quite aesthetic corners and a Jose Rizal floor 💙

Small museum with some interesting collections. In celebration of Museum and Galleries month, admission fee was waived for the last 4 days of October. Paintings by Amorsolo and Luna were among those displayed. A section was also dedicated to Jose Rizal. This houses his diplomas and some antique belongings of his childhood sweetheart, Leonor Rivera. There was just a distinct weird smell in the museum when we visited.

- was in the embassy and saw the place so I got curious, I paid 100 pesos for the entrance which is cheap. - accommodating staff. - it's a good place to enjoy if you love arts.

Very well done but limited by the shallow Philippine artistic tradition. Evocative pastorals. Solid portraiture. Sculpture that is Philippine but out of place w other art here. Truly nifty suspended sculpture.

The Yuchengco Museum opened its doors to the public in September 2005. Its primary goal is to foster a greater public appreciation of art through the finest international as well as local, cultural, historical, and design exhibits and programs. Located in Makati, the heart of Metro Manila’s financial district, the Museum is not only a “temple” that showcases art, but also a “forum” of exchange, debate, and education.

Went on the weekday. When you plan to kill time while in Ayala Makati, this place is perfect. This is located in RCBC Plaza building. For 50.00 you can get inside. But during my visit the Juan Luna paintings were not displayed. Most of the displayed painting were of Amorsolo. You can ask the help desk though what paintings are being displayed before entering. If you get hungry there are restaurants and shops inside the building. This is located near MRT and malls too.

We were a little bit disappointed. The exhibition is rather small. There are 22 paintings of Amorsolo on the ground floor (really pleasant to watch, full of light and full of life) and interesting paintings from Puruganan family. But even with reading all the descriptions one may allocate to spend in the museum no more than 30 minutes. When we visited there was a flat entrance fee of 50 PHP. We were the only guests even though it was Saturday afternoon… it is still worth a visit if one is in the neighborhood but maybe not as sole reason to travel.

Not a bad experience. Entrance fee 100 pesos. If you like to seize any opportunity seeing arts this is for you. The exhibits are not so many, but with 4 floors of area it can be entertaining for less than an hour. There are quite a variety of different types of exhibits, and they are classified in order. Chinese arts, arts by Filipino masters, and those by contemporary youth artists etc. I saw people mostly came on pairs or in groups, and they had a good time here.

Nice park for walking, jogging or letting the kids play. A lot of people also bring their dogs here. It's a nice little park that's right next to another park!

Great green park for family and friends in the heart of Makati. Towering structures as well as towering trees give good shades during sunny days. Simply monuments and landmarks abound the place to give an idea about important milestones and some are educational ones. There is a public toilet but it is located at the end most area so safety issues is a concern. Lots of people during the weekends sovyou will never know which ones are good and which ones are not good. Good experience and worth a try especially for travelers not from Manila.

Legazpi Active Park Makati Metro Manila is nice place to go for a walk or jogging good to take family and friends to aswell. Its located in Makati Metro Manila Philippines so its easy walking distance from The Beacon hotel in Makati Manila Philippines. in the park at time visiting had working toilet. opposite the park is 7 / 11. Where you can get what ever you like like cold drink or something hot to snack on and eat. I would recommended you visit this place.

The place is peaceful and clean. It also has a public restroom. A good place to walk your pets or to jog. It also has a mini playground for your little ones. You can spend your time to play badminton or to picnic aswell. Sadly, you can't cycle here nor skate.

I loved bringing my dog here more than I did at Ayala Triangle. This is a perfect date/workout/pasyal spot with plenty of nooks and pretty little secluded spots to have a quiet picnic or take photos. It even has a Japanese garden and a koi pond with a bridge. Loved the variety of lush foliage.

Very cozy hangout place of a park. Great area for jogging and workout. It also has a mini playground perfect for kids and toddlers. Trees provide protection from the sun. You can also do picnics on the grass.

Beautiful park in the middle of Mikati..don’t try to walk there the sidewalks are atrocious and a water pipe has broken causing street flooding. Not ideal for those looking for a long walk.

Visited on a holiday. A good place to jog and a nice park for kids to play and run around.

A nice place for an early morning jog. It’s lovely running the track while the sun slowly rises while the flag flutters in the breeze! It’s well maintained, has a bathroom, an area for children to play, and many spots to sit and contemplate. It’s a valuable thing — a green space especial one that is in Manila for us all to enjoy.

Nice to have a park near at work. We can do simple workouts after office.

Bike friendly park, clean, small but there's a playground which is kid friendly. Nearby cafe, shops, and restaurant. Staff are friendly, only issue is you have to pay to use the toilet.

I went here early in the morning, when the sun's heat is still tolerable. A lot of people visit for jogging, exercise and walking their pets. I love how they have several benches where you can just sit, relax and enjoy nature. There are plenty of trees that provides shade and they even have sunflowers. I also appreciate dog owners who make sure to "clean up" their dog's mess after doing the deed. In summary, it's clean and a perfect place to relax in the midst of the city.

Relaxing and peaceful place. Great picnic area and running trail.

Blessed to visit this church on a weekday during my Visita Iglesia. The solemn clean atmosphere made it perfect for prayers and reflection in the heart of the city

It happened that I visited the place on the Saturday before Easter Sunday . It was very interesting to explore the neighborhood around and experience the easter traditions set up in the streets

Another classical architecture of a church. Outside it looks so massive but once inside it looks so cozy and intimate. The walk uphill also is an unforgettable experience when visiting this church. The interior may be a bit too hot in spite of the wall electric fans so do not forget your fans when you plan to visit and hear mass in this churchz

My Church since birth this was were I was baptized!!!! I love this church! Gives really good old vibes!!! And good structure overall!!! Really Awesome place!! 🔥🔥🔥

A quiet, intimate church with spacious parking space.

Guadalupe Church, Makati City - it’s a 400 years old structure with an amazing facade. Founded by the Augustinians, the construction of its foundation was laid in 1601 and was finished in 1629. Some parts of this church were rebuilt several times because of the earthquakes; and in 1880 the masonry roof collapsed because of the earthquake so it was rebuilt in 1882 by Rev. Jose Corujedo O.S.A. Later, this structure was burnt during the fight between Filipinos and Americans on February 1899. It was reconstructed and re-opened to the public in 1983. Review: 08/2014

A historic Church sitting in the heart of Makati, great place to hold events such as weddings and baptisms. The place is quite low-key but maintains the solemnity and the grandness of the Catholic Church inside it's hallowed walls.

The place has access for people using a wheelchair, PWD Comfort room also available.

It was such a pleasant surprise to discover this church as we were on pilgrimage. Oh, how beautiful it is with our Lady & the great St. Augustine at the altar. I was thrilled to see for the first time an image of St. Nicholas of Tolentine! It was all in God's plan, very timely, as we were praying most specially for the poor souls in purgatory in the month of November, and he is invoked as their special advocate. And a bonus was a very helpful and hospitable staff was cleaning up and answering all my questions enthusiastically. I could feel his devotion as he shared stories. Parking is definitely not a problem.

Makati's speedway to entertainment. Ayala Malls Circuit offers a wealth of hip food finds, diverse shopping and entertainment options, world class event ...

The Place is so big and we love the view. It's our first time to be here. Definitely one we will surely visit again.

Nice place

Funnest Mall in Manila. So much things to do. Lots of fresh air, restaurants, bars, and even an SNR

Nice mall and outdoor. Crowded place. Good outdoor place for the kiddos and doggies too

I always liked Ayala Malls in particular because majority of them are pet friendly, have benches or parklands where you can also sit and relax compared to SM malls na usually is just a big chunk of building and so boring. I rated this Mall a 4 because I am comparing it to other Ayala Malls such as ATC, Nuvalli, and Greenbelt, they are the 5s. But Circuit is also great it has a lot of recreation area inside and outside the mall. Inside they have a wall climbing gym, outside they have a park, a skatepark, an ampitheatre, and a go/city cart track. They also have a bancheto style dining. The good part is, Circuit is very much complete, they have Shopwise, S&R, Handyman, Mr DIY medyo magulo lang sa umpisa ung paikot sa mall, nakakalito ung ung ibang entrances and exits. Overall, I like Ayala Malls, ito yung mall na nagmamall ka, but you still feel human and hindi crowded. Pag sinisipag sipag ka you can also bike or jog around din.

Always a wonderful time here. It has lots of delights and surprises. Aside from the obvious and usual spots and shops, this place also features the unique and the cool, the cute, and the fun places to be. A day here will surely not be wasted!!

Circuit Makati's Ayala Mall has transformed into a bustling hub. The once calm atmosphere is now filled with life and activity, creating an energetic vibe. The presence of a Pancheto outside the mall adds a nice touch to the dining options. Moreover, the pet-friendly policy enhances the welcoming environment, making it a great choice for pet owners. Overall, the liveliness, variety, and pet-friendly approach make Circuit Makati an appealing destination.

Parking at the basement is big. Mall is big too but it is hard to find stores. Guards are however helpful to guide you where to go.

Nothing special, it's like any Ayala mall. It's Pet friendly though.

Great place to spend a day off. Will recommened this one for sure.

Circuit Makati is a dynamic and accessible entertainment hub with plenty to offer in terms of leisure, but it may also come with traffic and parking challenges during busy times. Visitors should plan accordingly to make the most of their experience. Pros of Circuit Makati: Entertainment Hub: Circuit Makati is a vibrant entertainment and lifestyle destination, offering a wide range of entertainment options, including concerts, festivals, and sporting events. Green Spaces: The development includes beautifully landscaped parks and open spaces, providing a refreshing escape from the urban environment. Shopping and Dining: It features a variety of retail shops, restaurants, and cafes, allowing visitors to indulge in shopping and dining experiences. Accessibility: Circuit Makati is conveniently located in the heart of Metro Manila, making it easily accessible from various parts of the city. Cons of Circuit Makati: Traffic Congestion: Like many urban developments, traffic congestion can be an issue in the area, especially during peak hours and major events. Crowds: Popular events can draw large crowds, which might not be ideal for those seeking a quieter or more relaxed environment. Parking Challenges: Finding parking can be a challenge, as the area can get crowded, and available parking spaces may be limited during peak times. Cost: Some restaurants and shops within Circuit Makati may have higher prices compared to other areas of the city, which could be a drawback for budget-conscious visitors.

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Great place and good selection of stores and restaurants