Embracing the “Ber” Season Early in BGC Filipinos never wait for December to welcome the holidays, and F1 Hotel Manila in Bonifacio Global City is setting the table early.
Hamon, bibingka, and hot tsokolate have officially landed on 32nd Street. Furthermore, the hotel brings these holiday traditions to life across its rooms, restaurants, and spaces through October 28.
Cozy Staycations and Sweet Treats
For starters, you can dive straight into a festive retreat.
F1 Hotel Manila invites you to experience a magical getaway right in the heart of the city.
Our grandparents taught us to wait for Christmas, not to schedule it. The parol goes up, the bibingka comes off the coals, and the whole house starts counting,”
said Cindy Brual, General Manager of F1 Hotel Manila.
That waiting is the tradition we grew up with, and September is when it begins. We’re just setting the table for it.”
Meanwhile, your overnight stay includes sweet perks like welcome refreshments, handmade gingerbread parol cookies at turndown, and flexible late check-out options.
Festive Feasts and Weekend Delights
Next, your palate gets an early holiday preview. The weekend lunch buffet and specialty corners bring classic seasonal flavors straight to your table.
Skilled chefs carve juicy slices of traditional hamon right next to a giant wheel of queso de bola. Additionally, cozy merienda stations serve up piping hot tsokolate, puto bumbong, and freshly cooked bibingka. Finally, specialty treats like the new Bibingka Cheesecake make afternoon hangouts and corporate gifting extra memorable.
Glowing Nights of Early Celebrations
Ultimately, you can plan your upcoming year-end milestones ahead of time. Exclusive party packages and poolside barbecues keep the festive spirit burning bright.
Evening grill nights pair unlimited barbecue favorites with refreshing pool access. Moreover, early holiday party reservations unlock complimentary extensions, free-flowing drinks, and free overnight rooms. Ultimately, these early seasonal moments offer a wonderful preview of the joyous festivities ahead.
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