Sky Tower at Solaire Resort Entertainment City
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Earning its first Forbes Travel Guide’s Five-Star rating in 2016, Sky Tower at Solaire Resort Entertainment City continues to set the standard for luxury hospitality in Manila. That's a testament not only to its grand atmosphere but also to its ability to evolve alongside guest expectations.
Over time, the resort has expanded well beyond its roots as a gaming destination, adding a sports club, entertainment venues and an impressive collection of restaurants and bars. At the all-suite Sky Tower, contemporary design by renowned designer and architect Paul Steelman, generously sized suites with Manila Bay views and warm Filipino hospitality come together to create an experience that feels every bit as relevant today as when the tower first opened.
Whether you're in town for a theater performance, a culinary getaway or simply a convenient city escape, Sky Tower still delivers a well-rounded resort experience that few properties in Manila can match.
- Connected directly to Sky Tower, Solaire’s 1,700-plus-seat theater has become one of Southeast Asia’s premier venues for world-class performances, pairing state-of-the-art audio technology engineered for exceptional acoustics with a roster of award-winning Broadway productions, including Hamilton, Les Misérables and Jesus Christ Superstar. Beyond the stage, the sprawling luxury resort also includes premium gaming floors, a high-end shopping arcade lined with designer boutiques and an extensive collection of dining venues.
- The Sky Tower’s 312 accommodations are notably spacious, starting at 700 square feet and reaching an impressive 4,252 in the exclusive Chairman’s Suite. Across all six suite categories, guests can expect floor-to-ceiling views, plush king-sized beds dressed in 500-thread-count linens, separate living and work areas, walk-in closets and marble bathrooms with rainfall showers and soaking tubs. Larger accommodations throw in some extra indulgences, including dining rooms for entertaining, whirlpools and entertainment rooms.
- Thoughtful welcome amenities await VIP guests, from wine and charcuterie platters to seasonal delicacies that showcase the Philippines’ rich culinary heritage. Depending on the time of year and guests’ preferences, these complimentary treats might include prized local mangoes, lilac-hued ube confections and other regionally sourced specialties curated to create a personalized arrival experience.
- While Sky Tower offers all the wellness amenities expected of a Five-Star resort —including a well-equipped fitness center, an outdoor plunge pool, a sauna and steam rooms, a full-service spa and salon —its standout offering is the Solaire Sports Club. The facility elevates the traditional hotel recreation experience with pickleball and padel courts, alongside private golf suites featuring advanced simulators designed to replicate play on more than 130 different courses. Guests can also visit the Sky Range shooting club for a more unconventional sporting experience.
- Sky Tower showcases some of the finest names in contemporary art and design. Throughout the property, hallways, select suites and boardrooms display works by some of the country’s most celebrated creatives, including paintings and sculptures by National Artist Benedicto “BenCab” Cabrera and statement furniture pieces by designer Kenneth Cobonpue.
The Manila resort’s three signature restaurants ensure there's an elevated dining experience to suit every occasion. Finestra pairs contemporary Italian cuisine with whiskey-aged tomahawk steaks and curated wine pairings, while Yakumi offers an elegant Japanese dining experience centered around seafood flown in from Tokyo’s prestigious Toyosu Fish Market. For Chinese cuisine, Red Lantern presents a sophisticated take on regional favorites and banquet-style classics, making it a popular choice for celebrations and family gatherings.
- For travelers eager to explore authentic Filipino cuisine, Abé provides a delicious introduction to the country's culinary heritage. Named after artist, writer and gourmand Emilio “Abé” Aguilar Cruz, the restaurant specializes in traditional Filipino fare, particularly Kapampangan dishes from Central Luzon. It's an excellent place to sample beloved local specialties without leaving the resort.
- When it comes time for a nightcap, slip into BRB, the resort's hidden speakeasy-inspired bar. Reached via a discreet entrance and a hallway lined with rare whiskey bottles, the venue evokes the glamour of the Jazz Age with velvet furnishings, low lighting and live music. Inside, a collection of more than 350 rare whiskies, premium cigars and meticulously crafted cocktails make it one of Manila's most compelling destinations for whiskey enthusiasts.
