Luneta Hotel is still on dry run and they are not yet taking reservations for overnight stays—but you can leave your details at the lobby and the staff will contact you as soon as they are ready.
We dropped by the hotel on Manila Day, June 24, as that was the day when we were informed by the hotel staff they would be allowing the public to see their rooms. We were then led to the fourth floor and shown a corner superior room.
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It was decent in size and proportion with a high ceiling and carpeted floor. The bed was huge, comfy and ready to sleep in. A large frosted glass wall separated the bedroom from the toilet with bath tub. We also noticed that some of the amenities were missing, like the flat screen TV, fridge and bathroom toiletries. The staff assured us that they would be installed later that day.
So we asked if the hotel was ready to receive guests yet. The honest answer was no. They are still doing the finishing touches and finalizing the date as to when the hotel will finally open its door to received guests in its 27 guest rooms and suites.
However the staff was kind enough to let us in on the rates they will be charging once they are ready to receive guests:
– Standard (queen size bed) PHP6,500
– Standard (king size bed) PHP7,700
– Superior room PHP8,800
– Deluxe PHP9,900
– Junior Suite PHP10,900
So like the rest of the public we look forward to the day that Luneta Hotel finally open its door and welcome us in.
Once that day comes, dial 875-8921 to 29 to make your reservation.
Photos by Anson Yu
