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LUB D Hostel in Makati: Everyone leaves as a friend

LUB D Hostel in Makati: Everyone leaves as a friend

LUB D, Sea's Leading social experience hotel, and hostel brands just landed in Makati!
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    • Raffles Makati: A relaxation haven in the middle of the city

    Raffles Makati: A relaxation haven in the middle of the city

    Perfect for people who are looking for a quick getaway without leaving the city, Raffles Makati is a must-visit. Located in the middle of the business district, this hotel promises to become a haven to come home to with the hospitality and the service it is very known for.
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    • I’M Hotel: Urban Luxury in the Heart of Makati

    I’M Hotel: Urban Luxury in the Heart of Makati

    The ultimate relaxation merged with a sophisticated urban situation you’re longing for is now made possible by I’M Hotel in Makati – the newest and first 5 star hotel in the Poblacion district of Makati.
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    • List: Art Galleries in Makati

    List: Art Galleries in Makati

    Amidst the towering heights, bustling façade and busy streets, Makati also hides some of the most sought-after art galleries that houses art events and exhibits from time to time. Here is the list of some art galleries in Makati that you can go to the next time you’ll opt for some art-admiring adventure. 1. Altro Mondo Established in 2010, Altro Mondo is a commercial art gallery which exhibits contemporary art from the Philippines and abroad.  Image grabbed from altromondoart Address: 3rd Level, Greenbelt 5, Ayala Center, Makati City Gallery Hours: 11:00 am – 8:00 pm daily Contact Number: (632) 501– 3270–71 Facebook: altromondoart Read more: AltroMondo 2. MO_Space MO_Space is an […]
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    • Nielson Tower

    Nielson Tower

    Inaugurated in 1937, the Nielson Airport stood on a 42-hectare piece of land owned by Ayala y Cia. The land was originally part of Hacienda San Pedro de Macati (part of which is present-day Ayala and Paseo de Roxas Makati), a large estate owned by the Spanish-Filipino Ayala family. Nielson Airport was a venture of Laurie Reuben Nielson, a British businessman based in the Philippines, along with his partners. The airport served commercial flights and became the gateway between Manila and the rest of the country, and later between the country and the rest of the world. However in 1941, due to the expansionist plans of Japan’s military which posed […]
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