The 14 best luxury hotels in the Philippines

From Amanpulo to Mandarin Oriental Makati Manila: 14 hand-picked luxury hotels across 4 destinations in the Philippines. Every booking through suitespot includes free breakfast for 2, a room upgrade subject to availability and further benefits — at the regular hotel rate.

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14 luxury hotels across 4 destinations in the Philippines

Luxury hotels in the Philippines by destination

Pick your destination: every city and region in the Philippines has its own overview with all properties, rates and benefits.

More destinations in the Philippines

Beyond the big names, we also feature hand-picked properties here:

The most popular luxury hotels in the Philippines

These properties lead our ranking in the Philippines — across all destinations, ordered exactly as in our search.

Amanpulo
from 1305 €
Amanpulo
Aman Resorts
★ 4.9/5
Pamalican Insel Cuyo Archipel, Cuyo, 5318 Palawan, Philippinen
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Mandarin Oriental Makati Manila
from 320 €
Mandarin Oriental Makati Manila
Fans of Mandarin Oriental
★ 4.8/5
Ayala Triangle Gardens, Corner Paseo de Roxas and Makati Avenue, 1226 Makati City, Philippines
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Admiral Hotel Manila
from 75 €
Admiral Hotel Manila
ALL (Accor)
★ 4.8/5
2138 Roxas Blvd, Malate, Manila, 1004 Metro Manila, Philippines
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Fairmont Makati
from 151 €
Fairmont Makati
ALL (Accor)
★ 4.8/5
1 Raffles Drive, Makati Ave, Makati, 1224, Philippines
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Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort Cebu
from 168 €
Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort Cebu
Shangri-La Golden Circle
★ 4.8/5
Punta Engaño Rd, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, 6015 Cebu, Philippines
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Conrad Manila
from 125 €
Conrad Manila
Hilton Honors
★ 4.8/5
Seaside Boulevard, Coral Way, Pasay, 1300 Metro Manila, Philippines
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Shangri-La Boracay Resort
from 328 €
Shangri-La Boracay Resort
Shangri-La Golden Circle
★ 4.7/5
Boracay Island, Malay, 5608 Aklan, Philippinen
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Anya Resort Tagaytay
from 183 €
Anya Resort Tagaytay
★ 4.7/5
Buenavista Hills Road, Barangay, Tolentino West, Tagaytay, 4120 Cavite, Philippines
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The Peninsula Manila
from 135 €
The Peninsula Manila
Peninsula Hotels
★ 4.7/5
Corner of Ayala and Makati, Avenues, 1226 Makati City, Manila, 1226, Philippines
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Raffles Makati
from 247 €
Raffles Makati
ALL (Accor)
★ 4.6/5
1 Raffles Drive, Makati Avenue, Makati, 1224, Philippines
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Shangri-La at the Fort Manila
from 281 €
Shangri-La at the Fort Manila
Shangri-La Golden Circle
★ 4.5/5
30th Street, corner 5th Ave, Taguig, 1634 Metro Manila, Philippines
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Grand Hyatt Manila
from 203 €
Grand Hyatt Manila
World of Hyatt
★ 4.4/5
8th Avenue, Corner 35th St, Taguig, 1634 Metro Manila, Philippines
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The strongest destinations in the Philippines compared

How many properties are where, what do they cost and which address leads the local ranking? All prices are from-rates per night; booked via suitespot the benefits come on top at no extra cost.

DestinationLuxury hotels FromTop-ranked property
Makati1075 €Mandarin Oriental Makati Manila
Manila1075 €Mandarin Oriental Makati Manila
Taguig5135 €Fairmont Makati
Malay1328 €Shangri-La Boracay Resort

Current offers & deals for luxury hotels in the Philippines

Many of our partner hotels in the Philippines offer special conditions bookable through suitespot – from free nights to hotel credit.

HotelOfferBookable until
Conrad Manila33% discount for stays of three nights or moreDecember 28, 2026
Edsa Shangri-La ManilaFourth night freeFebruary 23, 2027
Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort CebuFourth night free (on selected dates)June 14, 2027
Admiral Hotel ManilaThird night freeJune 18, 2027
Fairmont MakatiThird night freeJune 18, 2027
Raffles MakatiThird night freeJune 18, 2027

Your guide to the best luxury hotels in the Philippines

Our Philippines selection holds 14 properties in the 5-star categoryten in Metro Manila and four outside it.AmanpuloAmanpulo · AgutayaWith every booking through suitespot you receive:
  • Breakfast for two – at all 14 properties
  • Room upgrade – also at all 14, in four different forms
  • Early check-in & late check-out – likewise at all 14
  • Hotel credit at 13 of the 14

The most affordable start is Admiral Hotel Manila at around €74 per night; at the top end sits Amanpulo at around €1,305. A typical rate in the Philippines is about €175.

That is the widest range in our entire selection – and a single property stretches it almost on its own.

The upgrade deserves a close look too: it exists here in four different forms.

Four different upgrades – and every property has exactly one

A room upgrade is included at all 14 of our Philippine properties. But not twice the same one – we count four different mechanics, and no other destination in our selection reaches more than two.Mandarin Oriental Makati ManilaMandarin Oriental Makati ManilaEleven properties carry the upgrade on arrival, subject to availability. You find out on the day of arrival whether it works.Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comAsk via WhatsAppWrite an emailThe Grand Hyatt Manila confirms the upgrade already at booking.

The Shangri-La Boracay Resort carries an upgrade at booking subject to availability – according to our data for family rooms, suites and villas. That entry is carried by 56 of our 4,856 properties.

The Peninsula Manila carries an upgrade fixed at booking and already reflected in the price – an entry that exists only 26 times.

The difference is practical: with three of these four forms you know before you travel which category you will arrive in. With the most common one you only know on the day.

Early check-in also comes in two forms. Thirteen properties carry it as the usual benefit; the Peninsula Manila carries it under its own name, Peninsula Time – an entry held by only 13 of 4,856 properties in our entire inventory. It is included everywhere, then, just not recorded the same way everywhere.

suitespot rates are full direct rates: the benefits are added to the regular rate.

The 14 properties

We sort them by location – and unlike at some other destinations, it separates them on price here too.

In Makati: five properties

The Mandarin Oriental Makati Manila (from around 320 €) is the dearest entry in Metro Manila. It belongs to Fans of Mandarin Oriental and carries a credit of 100 USD that doubles to 200 USD for suites, plus regular status benefits, a welcome gift and expressly no minimum stay. It carries no complimentary internet. Sizes: 50 to 282 m².Admiral Hotel ManilaAdmiral Hotel ManilaThe Raffles Makati (from around 247 €) belongs to ALL (Accor) and carries points, a 100 USD hotel credit, a welcome gift and complimentary internet.

The Makati Shangri-La Manila (from around 153 €) belongs to the Shangri-La Golden Circle. On its credit we name a divergence expressly: the general label reads 100 USD, but for this property 50 USD is recorded. It is 50. Sizes: 39 to 312 m².

The Peninsula Manila (from around 134 €) belongs to no programme and is the outlier of the selection: it carries no hotel credit and no complimentary internet – but a complimentary lunch or dinner for two (48 of 4,856 properties), the upgrade already in the price and early check-in as Peninsula Time. Sizes: 37 to 124 m².

The Fairmont Makati (from around 110 €) belongs to ALL (Accor) and carries points, a 100 USD credit, a welcome gift and internet.


Elsewhere in Metro Manila: five properties

The Shangri-La at the Fort Manila in Taguig (from around 280 €) belongs to the Shangri-La Golden Circle and carries a 100 USD credit, a welcome gift and internet. Sizes: 45 to 110 m².

The Grand Hyatt Manila, also in Taguig (from around 203 €), belongs to World of Hyatt and is one of the properties with an upgrade at booking. Added to that are points, a 100 USD credit, a welcome gift and internet. Sizes: 45 to 142 m².

The Edsa Shangri-La Manila in Mandaluyong (from around 153 €) belongs to the Shangri-La Golden Circle and carries a 50 USD credit, a welcome gift and internet. Sizes: 34 to 107 m².

The Conrad Manila in Pasay (from around 125 €) belongs to Hilton Honors and is the only property in the country carrying double Hilton Honors points, plus a 100 USD credit, internet and expressly no minimum stay. Sizes: 40 to 495 m².

The Admiral Hotel Manila in Malate (from around 74 €) is the cheapest entry in the country, belongs to ALL (Accor) and carries points, a 100 USD credit, a welcome gift and internet. Here the minimum stay is unambiguous: booking field and benefit list both name two nights.


Outside Metro Manila: Boracay, Cebu and Tagaytay

The Shangri-La Boracay Resort on Boracay (from around 327 €) belongs to the Shangri-La Golden Circle and carries a 100 USD credit, points, a welcome gift, internet and the upgrade already at booking. We give no size figures here; the reason follows below.

The Anya Resort Tagaytay (from around 183 €) belongs to no programme, carries a 50 USD credit and internet – and with four categories, all four suites, it is the only property in the country made up entirely of suites. Sizes: 47 to 128 m².

The Shangri-La's Mactan Resort Cebu in Lapu-Lapu City (from around 167 €) belongs to the Shangri-La Golden Circle and carries a 100 USD credit, points, a welcome gift, internet and expressly no minimum stay. Sizes: 34 to 136 m².


The Amanpulo on Pamalican – from around 1,305 €

The Amanpulo on Pamalican in the Cuyo archipelago is the dearest property in the selection and starts at four times the next dearest. It belongs to no loyalty programme.

Its package is as unusual as its price – and almost every benefit carries a condition, which we name because the data states it expressly:

The breakfast for two applies at the clubhouse, the beach club or as room service.
The upgrade extends up to the Beach Casita category.
A credit of 100 USD for food and drink applies from the One Bedroom Villa and from two nights.
A credit of 100 USD for the spa rises to 250 USD from the Two Bedroom Villa.
A daily afternoon tea applies at the clubhouse – an entry carried by 20 of our 4,856 properties.
Added to that are daily scheduled wellness classes requiring advance registration – an entry that exists only 14 times.

It holds twelve accommodation categories, nine of them suites, at 68 to 351 m². It carries no complimentary internet.

What a night costs

Entry rates across our 14 properties run from around 74 € at the Admiral Hotel Manila to around 1,305 € at the Amanpulo. The median entry is about 175 €.Fairmont MakatiFairmont MakatiThat range is the widest in our entire selection – and it misleads, because a single property stretches it almost on its own. Without the Amanpulo the field runs from 74 € to 327 €.

Unlike at some other destinations, location genuinely separates here. The ten properties in Metro Manila start between around 74 € and around 320 €, with a median entry of about 153 €. The four outside start between around 167 € and around 1,305 €.

The solid statement from that: six of the ten Manila properties start below 167 € – and 167 € is the cheapest entry outside the capital region. If you are planning on a budget, the choice sits in Metro Manila.

What is also notable is how little the price says about the package. Nine of the 14 carry a 100 USD credit – from the Admiral Hotel Manila at around 74 € to the Shangri-La Boracay at around 327 €. The amount does not change; the price more than quadruples.

We can only speak for our own inventory and cannot rank the Philippines.

Programmes and credits

Eleven of our 14 properties belong to a loyalty programme – and one of them stands out.

The Shangri-La Golden Circle alone accounts for five properties: the Shangri-La's Mactan Resort Cebu, the Shangri-La Boracay Resort, the Shangri-La at the Fort Manila, the Edsa Shangri-La Manila and the Makati Shangri-La Manila. No other group is represented that strongly at any destination in our selection.

Added to those are ALL (Accor) with three properties (Admiral Hotel Manila, Fairmont Makati, Raffles Makati), and Fans of Mandarin Oriental, Hilton Honors (Conrad Manila) and World of Hyatt (Grand Hyatt Manila) with one each.

Three properties belong to no programme: the Amanpulo, the Anya Resort Tagaytay and the Peninsula Manila.

For you that means something practical: if you collect in the Golden Circle, you can choose between city, beach and island in the Philippines without switching programme.

A hotel credit is carried by 13 of the 14. Nine times it is 100 USD, twice 50 USD (Edsa Shangri-La and Anya Resort). The Mandarin Oriental carries 100 USD doubling to 200 USD for suites. The Amanpulo carries two, both tied to categories and nights.

At the Makati Shangri-La Manila we name a divergence expressly: the general label of the entry reads 100 USD, but for this property 50 USD is recorded. It is 50 – and we would rather say so beforehand.

Only the Peninsula Manila carries no credit; it brings a lunch or dinner for two instead.

Complimentary internet is carried by eleven of the 14 – it is missing at the Amanpulo, the Mandarin Oriental Makati and the Peninsula Manila.

Suites, sizes and the minimum stay

In our room data 52 of the 154 accommodation categories are expressly recorded as suites – that is the floor, not the ceiling.Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comAsk via WhatsAppWrite an emailThe reason belongs with it: 36 categories are not typed as room or suite with us at all. Affected above all are the Raffles Makati (nine of twelve), the Mandarin Oriental Makati Manila (seven of 14), the Peninsula Manila (six of seven) and the Conrad Manila (six of 15).

Where the records are solid: the Amanpulo holds nine suites among twelve categories – the most in the country. Then the Shangri-La Boracay Resort with eight and the Grand Hyatt Manila with five.

One small property stands out: the Anya Resort Tagaytay holds four categories – and all four are suites. It is the only property in the country where that is so.

On sizes we give: Conrad Manila 40 to 495 m², Amanpulo 68 to 351 m², Makati Shangri-La 39 to 312 m², Mandarin Oriental 50 to 282 m², Grand Hyatt Manila 45 to 142 m², Shangri-La's Mactan Resort 34 to 136 m², Anya Resort 47 to 128 m², Peninsula Manila 37 to 124 m², Shangri-La at the Fort 45 to 110 m² and Edsa Shangri-La 34 to 107 m².

For four properties we give no sizes. For the Raffles Makati, the Fairmont Makati and the Admiral Hotel Manila we hold a figure for no category at all. And at the Shangri-La Boracay Resort the maximum value recorded is plainly impossible for an accommodation – we would rather give no figure than a wrong one.

On the minimum stay the picture is mixed, and we say for each property what holds. At the Admiral Hotel Manila both sources name two nights – we state that without qualification. At the Grand Hyatt Manila only the booking field reads two nights, at the Anya Resort Tagaytay only the benefit list; there we claim no number. The Mandarin Oriental, the Shangri-La's Mactan Resort and the Conrad Manila expressly carry no minimum stay. For all the others we confirm the actual condition before you book.

As a suitespot guest you travel with VIP status: we register your preferences with the property before arrival.

In the Philippines what our travel advisors most often take on is exactly what this page names openly: settling which upgrade form applies at your chosen property – and which category the Amanpulo's credits are tied to.

Suites & family options in the Philippines

For anniversaries, wedding nights or simply more space: these properties in the Philippines offer their own suite categories. Our travel advisors know them in detail and will put together the right category for your occasion.

HotelDestination Suite categories (selection)Largest suite
Mandarin Oriental Makati ManilaMakatiPresidential Suite, Family Club Suite, Family SuitePresidential Suite · 282 m²
Admiral Hotel ManilaManilaExecutive Suite, Presidential Suite
Fairmont MakatiMakatiFairmont Gold Corner Suite, Fairmont Presidential Suite
Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort CebuLapu-Lapu CityMain Wing Shangri-La Suite, Main Wing Veranda Suite, Main Wing Mactan SuiteMain Wing Shangri-La Suite · 136 m²
Conrad ManilaManilaPresidential Suite, 2 Bedroom Ambassador Suite, 2 Bedroom Terrace SuitePresidential Suite · 495 m²
Shangri-La Boracay ResortMalaySuiteSuite · 127 m²
Anya Resort TagaytayTagaytayAnya Garden Suite, Anya Veranda Suite, Junior SuiteAnya Garden Suite · 102 m²
The Peninsula ManilaManilaDeluxe Suite, Executive Suite, Premier SuiteDeluxe Suite · 124 m²

Earn points & use your status in the Philippines

suitespot rates are full direct rates: you earn regular points and elite nights in the hotel program and keep your status benefits — the suitespot benefits come on top.

ProgramHotels Examples in the Philippines
Shangri-La Golden Circle5 hotelsShangri-La’s Mactan Resort Cebu, Shangri-La Boracay Resort, Shangri-La at the Fort Manila …
ALL (Accor)3 hotelsAdmiral Hotel Manila, Fairmont Makati, Raffles Makati
Fans of Mandarin Oriental1 hotelMandarin Oriental Makati Manila
Hilton Honors1 hotelConrad Manila
World of Hyatt1 hotelGrand Hyatt Manila

Frequently asked questions about luxury hotels in the Philippines

How much does a luxury hotel in the Philippines cost?

Entry rates across our 14 properties run from around 74 € at the Admiral Hotel Manila to around 1,305 € at the Amanpulo per night. The median entry is about 175 €.

The range misleads: a single property stretches it almost on its own. Without the Amanpulo the field runs from 74 € to 327 €.

In Metro Manila the median entry is about 153 €; outside it, no property starts below 167 €.

Which upgrade do I get in the Philippines?

A room upgrade is included at all 14 properties – but in four different forms, and no other destination in our selection reaches more than two:

Eleven properties confirm it on arrival, subject to availability.
The Grand Hyatt Manila confirms it already at booking.
The Shangri-La Boracay Resort carries an upgrade at booking subject to availability (56 of 4,856 properties).
The Peninsula Manila carries one fixed at booking and reflected in the price (26 of 4,856).

The difference is practical: with three of these forms you know before you travel which category you will arrive in.

Metro Manila or outside – which is cheaper?

Metro Manila, distinctly. The ten properties there start between around 74 € and around 320 €, with a median entry of about 153 €.

The four outside – on Boracay, in Cebu, in Tagaytay and on Pamalican – start between around 167 € and around 1,305 €.

The solid statement: six of the ten Manila properties start below 167 € – and that is the cheapest entry outside the capital region.

Do I earn points on suitespot bookings in the Philippines?

At eleven of the 14 properties, and one programme stands out: the Shangri-La Golden Circle alone accounts for five – Mactan Cebu, Boracay, at the Fort Manila, Edsa and Makati. No other group is represented that strongly at any destination in our selection.

Added to those are ALL (Accor) with three properties and Fans of Mandarin Oriental, Hilton Honors and World of Hyatt with one each.

Three properties belong to no programme: the Amanpulo, the Anya Resort Tagaytay and the Peninsula Manila.

If you collect in the Golden Circle, you can choose between city, beach and island without switching programme.

Is there a hotel credit in the Philippines?

At 13 of the 14 properties. Nine times it is 100 USD, twice 50 USD (Edsa Shangri-La Manila and Anya Resort Tagaytay).

The Mandarin Oriental Makati Manila carries 100 USD doubling to 200 USD for suites. The Amanpulo carries two credits, both tied to category and number of nights.

At the Makati Shangri-La Manila we name a divergence expressly: the general label reads 100 USD, but 50 USD is recorded. It is 50.

Only the Peninsula Manila carries no credit – it brings a lunch or dinner for two instead.

What is included at the Amanpulo?

The Amanpulo on Pamalican (from around 1,305 €) is the dearest property in the selection, and almost every benefit carries a condition which we name:

The breakfast for two applies at the clubhouse, the beach club or as room service. The upgrade extends up to the Beach Casita category. A credit of 100 USD for food and drink applies from the One Bedroom Villa and from two nights. A 100 USD spa credit rises to 250 USD from the Two Bedroom Villa.

Added to that are a daily afternoon tea at the clubhouse (20 of 4,856 properties) and daily scheduled wellness classes with advance registration (14 of 4,856).

It holds twelve categories, nine of them suites, at 68 to 351 m². It carries no complimentary internet.

Which property in the Philippines has only suites?

The Anya Resort Tagaytay (from around 183 €): all four of its accommodation categories are recorded with us as suites, at 47 to 128 m². It is the only property in the country where that is so.

In absolute numbers the most suites are at the Amanpulo, with nine of twelve categories, followed by the Shangri-La Boracay Resort with eight.

We give a total with a qualification: 52 of the 154 categories are expressly recorded as suites, but 36 are not typed at all. The 52 is therefore the floor, not the ceiling.

Is there a minimum stay in the Philippines?

The picture is mixed, and we say for each property what holds.

At the Admiral Hotel Manila both sources name two nights – booking field and benefit list agree. We state that without qualification.

At the Grand Hyatt Manila only the booking field reads two nights, at the Anya Resort Tagaytay only the benefit list. There we claim no number.

The Mandarin Oriental Makati Manila, the Shangri-La's Mactan Resort Cebu and the Conrad Manila expressly carry no minimum stay.

For all the others we confirm the actual condition for your dates before you book.

Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comAsk via WhatsAppWrite an email
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