May 11, 2017

Mövenpick Hotel Mactan Island Cebu

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    • Being one of the most scenic destinations in the Philippines, Mövenpick Hotel Mactan Island Cebu offers contemporary style with a fun and fresh appeal for both leisure and business travelers. 

    The hotel and resort is ideally located 6 kilometers from Mactan Cebu International Airport. This 5-star Mediterranean-inspired beachfront hotel, with 245 rooms and suites can give you the best view of Mactan, Cebu.

    Offering an array of choices from deluxe rooms to suite, event spaces, wellness and leisure activities, entertainment and culinary delights, this hip and happening property is the most ideal choice to jumpstart your Cebu sojourn.

    Experience the best this Cebu hotel has to offer, from the wide array of flavors that can be found at The Sails buffet restaurant or any of the 3 other food and beverage outlets, to the thrill of various water sports and adrenaline pumping activities throughout the hotel and beach. Be in harmony with nature as you feast your eyes on the underwater scenery of our marine sanctuary or as you refresh and recharge at Spa del Mar.

    Their hotel is the perfect choice for all kinds of occasions, business events and weddings, with venues ranging from intimate spaces, ballrooms, lush tropical grounds to a luxurious beach side bar and club.

    Address: Punta Engaño Mactan Island, Cebu Philippines
    Contact: +63 32 492 7777
    Email: hotel.cebu@movenpick.com
    Facebook:MovenpickHotels

    Source: movenpick, MovenpickHotels

    　　　　　　　　　　　
    　　　　　　　　　　　
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