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Conrad Manila suits travelers attending events at SMX, with direct walkways to the convention center and the Mall of Asia from its bayside location.
Best for
Conrad Manila suits travelers attending events at SMX, with direct walkways to the convention center and the Mall of Asia from its bayside location.
What makes it special
The Heritage of Hilot ritual at Conrad Spa combines a coconut milk bath with acupressure and a massage using heated banana leaves.
Room to consider
Choose the suite with its own infinity pool overlooking Manila Bay and a dedicated butler if you want to spend the day in private.
Insider tip
The hotel’s Art Walk takes guests through highlights of more than 730 works, with an art guide to share the stories behind them.
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Two people staying at Conrad Manila can come to Pasay for quite different reasons. One may have an exhibition to attend at SMX Convention Center Manila; the other might have nothing firmer on the calendar than a look around the shops. They have a common address in Bay City, on Manila Bay, without having to make the same plans. The building has a ship-like form that fits its bay setting. From outside, that shape gives the hotel an identity of its own among Bay City's shopping and event buildings.
The windows look towards the city skyline from this 40-square-metre room. The twin layout also takes in the garden. Warm earth tones run through the interior, with a place to sit apart from the bed. The room comes with a king bed or two twins, with Frette linens and a choice of pillows.
A tablet controls the lights and temperature. The bathroom has a hydrotherapy rain shower, a backlit mirror and Byredo products. There is an espresso machine and a Bluetooth speaker in the room. You can make coffee and sit by the windows before heading out into Manila. An in-room safe is available.
The windows look towards the city skyline from this 40-square-metre room. The twin layout also takes in the garden. Warm earth tones run through the...
Manila Bay is partly in view through the tall windows of this 40-square-metre room. Earth tones carry through the interior, with seating apart from the bed. King and twin layouts are available, with Frette linens in both. A tablet controls the room's lighting and temperature.
The bathroom has a hydrotherapy rain shower, a backlit vanity mirror and Byredo bath products. There is an espresso machine and a Bluetooth speaker for your own music. You can sit with a coffee by the windows, with the bay still visible beyond the glass. The room also has a television, Wi-Fi and an in-room safe.
Manila Bay is partly in view through the tall windows of this 40-square-metre room. Earth tones carry through the interior, with seating apart from the...
The windows look over the hotel's pool, with glimpses of Manila Bay beyond. The room measures 40 square metres, with earth tones inside and a choice of king or twin layouts. The beds are made up with Frette linens. A tablet controls the lights and room temperature, and a television and Bluetooth speaker are provided.
In the bathroom, there is a hydrotherapy rain shower and a backlit vanity mirror. Byredo bath products are provided. There is an espresso machine for coffee, and the room has a place to sit by the windows and take in the outlook over the pool.
The windows look over the hotel's pool, with glimpses of Manila Bay beyond. The room measures 40 square metres, with earth tones inside and a...
Panoramic windows look directly across Manila Bay from this 40-square-metre room. The water is visible from the sleeping area, with soft earth tones inside. The room comes with either a king bed or two twins. A tablet controls the lights and room temperature, and an espresso machine is provided for coffee.
The bathroom has a hydrotherapy rain shower, with Byredo products for bathing. A Bluetooth speaker lets you play music from your own device. The tall glass brings daylight into the room throughout the day. You can take a coffee to the sitting area and look out across the water.
Panoramic windows look directly across Manila Bay from this 40-square-metre room. The water is visible from the sleeping area, with soft earth tones inside. The...
Tall windows look towards the city skyline in this 60-square-metre room. A sofa gives you a place to sit apart from the bed. Earth tones carry through the interior, with space for a quiet coffee or time at the desk. You can choose a king or twin layout, both with Frette linens.
A tablet controls the lights and room temperature. The bathroom has a hydrotherapy rain shower, a backlit mirror and Byredo bath products. There is an espresso machine and a Bluetooth speaker. The sitting area gives you room to relax with the city still in view. Wi-Fi and an in-room safe are provided.
Tall windows look towards the city skyline in this 60-square-metre room. A sofa gives you a place to sit apart from the bed. Earth tones...
The high-floor outlook takes in Makati’s skyline through tall windows. Earth tones run through the room, where a tablet sets the lights and room climate. A coffee machine and Bluetooth speaker are also provided.
In the spacious bathroom, there is a hydrotherapy shower and Byredo bath products are supplied. Executive Lounge access adds a breakfast setting, with drinks and snacks served through the day. Cocktails follow in the early evening, and guests can check in and out there through the express service.
The high-floor outlook takes in Makati’s skyline through tall windows. Earth tones run through the room, where a tablet sets the lights and room climate....
Tall windows look across Manila Bay from this 60-square-metre room. A sofa gives you a place to sit away from the king bed, with warm earth tones through the interior. The bed has Frette linens. There is an espresso machine for coffee, and you can use a tablet to set the lights and room temperature.
The bathroom has a hydrotherapy rain shower and Byredo bath products. A 43-inch television and a Bluetooth speaker are provided, with an in-room safe for valuables. There is room to sit with a coffee beside the tall glass and look out over the bay. Wi-Fi is available in the room.
Tall windows look across Manila Bay from this 60-square-metre room. A sofa gives you a place to sit away from the king bed, with warm...
The city skyline is visible through tall windows in a layout with a separate living room. Earth tones carry through the suite, and a tablet sets the lights and room climate. A coffee machine is provided indoors.
The bathroom has a bath and a separate hydrotherapy shower. Screens are set into the mirrors, with Byredo bath products supplied. Guests also have access to the Executive Lounge. Breakfast and daytime drinks are served there, and express check-in and check-out are available.
The city skyline is visible through tall windows in a layout with a separate living room. Earth tones carry through the suite, and a tablet...
A living room sits apart from the bedroom in this city-facing layout. There is a guest powder room as well as the main bathroom. Tall windows frame the skyline, and the interior follows the hotel’s earth-toned palette.
The bath is set apart from a hydrotherapy shower, with screens built into the bathroom mirrors. Byredo bath products are supplied. A coffee machine and Bluetooth speaker are provided within the suite. Executive Lounge access includes breakfast and cocktails served in the early evening.
A living room sits apart from the bedroom in this city-facing layout. There is a guest powder room as well as the main bathroom. Tall...
Manila Bay is visible through tall windows in a layout with a separate living room. Earth tones carry through the suite. A coffee machine is provided indoors, and a tablet sets the lights and room climate.
The bathroom has a bath and separate hydrotherapy shower. Screens are set into the mirrors, and Byredo bath products are supplied. A Bluetooth speaker is also available within the suite. Executive Lounge access includes breakfast and evening cocktails, along with express check-in and check-out.
Manila Bay is visible through tall windows in a layout with a separate living room. Earth tones carry through the suite. A coffee machine is...
From a high floor, tall windows look out across Manila Bay. The room measures 40 square metres and comes in king and twin layouts, both with Frette linens. Warm earth tones carry through the interior. A tablet controls the lights and temperature, with an espresso machine and Bluetooth speaker provided.
The bathroom has a hydrotherapy shower and Byredo bath products. Access to the Executive Lounge is included. Breakfast is served there, with drinks and snacks during the day and cocktails in the early evening. Express check-in and check-out are available through the lounge. Back in the room, the bay is still in view.
From a high floor, tall windows look out across Manila Bay. The room measures 40 square metres and comes in king and twin layouts, both...
The bedroom is set apart from a living room with views of Manila Bay. A guest powder room accompanies the main bathroom. The suite has a coffee machine and Bluetooth speaker, with tablet controls for the lights and room climate.
The bathroom combines a bath with a separate hydrotherapy shower. Screens are set into the mirrors, and Byredo products are supplied. Executive Lounge access includes a breakfast buffet. Daytime drinks and snacks are served there, followed by early evening cocktails.
The bedroom is set apart from a living room with views of Manila Bay. A guest powder room accompanies the main bathroom. The suite has...
This corner layout faces the city skyline and includes a guest washroom. In the main bathroom, the bath is set apart from a hydrotherapy shower. Screens are built into the mirrors, with Byredo products supplied for bathing.
Earth tones carry through the suite, where a coffee machine and Bluetooth speaker are provided. A tablet sets the room’s lights and climate. The Executive Lounge serves a breakfast buffet and early evening cocktails. Guests can also use its express check-in and check-out service.
This corner layout faces the city skyline and includes a guest washroom. In the main bathroom, the bath is set apart from a hydrotherapy shower....
Floor-to-ceiling windows look towards Manila Bay from this 95-square-metre corner suite. A separate living room sits apart from the king bedroom. There is an espresso machine and a Bluetooth speaker, with space to sit in the living room and take in the view. The bathroom has a vanity area with a screen built into the mirror.
A bath sits apart from the hydrotherapy shower, with Byredo products provided. Access to the Executive Lounge is included. Breakfast is served there, along with tea, coffee and snacks through the day and cocktails in the early evening. Express check-in and check-out are also available.
Floor-to-ceiling windows look towards Manila Bay from this 95-square-metre corner suite. A separate living room sits apart from the king bedroom. There is an espresso...
The layout has two bedrooms, a dining table and a guest washroom. Windows face the city skyline, with earth tones throughout the suite. A Personal Concierge is assigned to the accommodation, and lounge access includes express check-in and check-out.
In the main bathroom, a bath is set apart from a hydrotherapy shower. Screens are built into the mirrors, and Byredo products are supplied. A coffee machine and Bluetooth speaker are provided indoors. A tablet sets the suite’s lights and room climate.
The layout has two bedrooms, a dining table and a guest washroom. Windows face the city skyline, with earth tones throughout the suite. A Personal...
The private balcony looks across Manila Bay. Inside this 195-square-metre suite, two king bedrooms are set apart from a living room where the group can sit together. Warm earth tones carry through the interior. A personal concierge is assigned to the suite, and a tablet controls the lights and room temperature.
The bathroom has a bath and a separate hydrotherapy shower, with a screen in the mirror and Byredo products. An espresso machine and Bluetooth speaker are provided. The suite includes access to the Executive Lounge, with breakfast, daytime snacks and evening cocktails served there. A 65-inch television and an in-room safe are also provided.
The private balcony looks across Manila Bay. Inside this 195-square-metre suite, two king bedrooms are set apart from a living room where the group can...
A private terrace looks out across Manila Bay, with furnished seating facing the water. The hotel lists 160 square metres for the suite. Inside, two bedrooms sit alongside a separate living room, which gives guests space to gather. A personal concierge is assigned to the suite, and a tablet controls the lights and temperature.
The bathroom has a bath and a separate hydrotherapy shower. Screens are set into the mirrors, and Byredo products are provided. There is an espresso machine and Bluetooth speaker. The suite includes Executive Lounge access, with breakfast, daytime snacks and cocktails in the evening. A 65-inch television is also provided.
A private terrace looks out across Manila Bay, with furnished seating facing the water. The hotel lists 160 square metres for the suite. Inside, two...
The suite looks across Manila Bay from its indoor rooms and outdoor terrace. An infinity pool sits outside, with the water in view. The layout has two king bedrooms, a kitchen and space to dine indoors or out. A personal butler is assigned to the suite. Large windows bring the bay into view from inside.
The bathroom has a whirlpool bath and a separate hydrotherapy shower, with screens built into the mirrors. There is a coffee machine and a Bluetooth speaker indoors. The suite includes access to the Executive Lounge, where breakfast and drinks are served. Express check-in and check-out are also available.
The suite looks across Manila Bay from its indoor rooms and outdoor terrace. An infinity pool sits outside, with the water in view. The layout...
Conrad Manila sits at Seaside Boulevard and Coral Way in the Mall of Asia complex. The development's name covers more ground than the mall itself. S Maison is the retail and dining complex on the lower levels of the hotel building. SM Mall of Asia is a separate shopping destination alongside it. SMX Convention Center Manila is separate too, though the hotel has a direct physical link to the convention center. The distinction is useful when colleagues say they're meeting at Mall of Asia: the name of the building matters as much as the district.
A king bed tells you about the sleeping arrangement, not which way the room faces. The Bay View King Deluxe Room and the Pool View King Deluxe Room - Partial Bay View both put a king bed in a Deluxe category, but they describe different aspects. In the second, the pool is the named outlook and the bay is partial. That's a meaningful difference if you want the bay to define the outlook rather than be only part of it.
Hilton also lists a King Deluxe Room without a view qualifier in the name. If you expect to use the room mostly to sleep and get ready, the outlook need not settle the choice. The Bay View King Premier Room is another comparison if the outlook is important and you're looking beyond Deluxe. The words that distinguish Premier from Deluxe describe the room tier; it's the Bay View label that tells you which outlook the category names.
Under the blue chandeliers at China Blue by Jereme Leung, the focus is Chinese cooking. The restaurant takes a modern approach to traditional dishes. The MICHELIN Guide lists it as China Blue at Conrad Manila and describes a Cantonese thread in the cooking, with influences from elsewhere in China. It's the restaurant to consider when that particular cuisine is part of the occasion, even if nobody at the table is staying at the hotel.
Brasserie on 3 gives the hotel a different rhythm. Live cooking stations put some of the work in view, and the international cooking has a broader remit than China Blue's. For a group without a shared preference for one cuisine, the brasserie is the more natural starting point. It also has outdoor seating, a detail worth noting if the group would prefer an open-air setting to the more formal dining room at China Blue.
At C Lounge, the terrace and tapas-style small plates suit a catch-up that doesn't need the formality of a restaurant table. The bar's cocktails include some with local influences. The lounge is a place to pick up a conversation that started on the convention floor, or to meet someone who had no reason to be at the event at all.
Bru Coffee Bar is a coffee and pastry stop. It serves a different purpose for two people who only have time to say hello before going their separate ways. There is no need to make that encounter into a sit-down occasion.
Conrad Spa Manila and the outdoor pool offer two separate ways to spend time at the hotel. For someone who has spent much of the trip in meeting rooms, a swim is time in the open air. A spa visit can suit someone who would rather set aside part of the day for themselves. Neither needs to be the main reason for the trip to be a welcome change of scene.
The hotel's own event halls and pillarless ballrooms are distinct from SMX Convention Center Manila. A room without columns is worth considering when a talk or presentation is the focus. For an exhibition at SMX, the venue on the program is still the convention center, even if the people you came to see are staying at the Conrad.
For a day without a convention, shopping can be as much or as little of the plan as you like. Treat S Maison as a stop in its own right for a browse or a bite. SM Mall of Asia is a separate outing; a day with no fixed plans doesn't have to include both. That leaves room for whatever brought you to the bay in the first place. On a short leisure stay, a stretch of time by the water may be worth more than another stop on the list.
Conrad Manila is especially useful when one person has a reason to be in Bay City and the other would like some independence. A partner accompanying someone to a convention needn't build the day around the event. For relatives gathering in Pasay, having coffee, a lounge and a Chinese restaurant in the same hotel gives a visit different places to take shape. A trip built around museums and old streets calls for a different kind of base, especially if being able to step out into the historic city matters to you.
The strongest case is a trip with a reason to return to Bay City: an event, people you are meeting in Pasay or time you actually want to spend by Manila Bay. For an itinerary that keeps returning to Makati, the physical link to SMX and the shops downstairs solve problems you may never have. There's a separate choice about how much the setting matters once you're back at the hotel. The bay may be an important part of the room decision for a break spent partly indoors. For a trip organized around a convention, being in the right district can matter more than having the water in the window.
At China Blue by Jereme Leung, golden roast duck anchors a regional Chinese menu served beneath blue chandeliers overlooking Manila Bay.
Conrad Manila’s streamlined exterior takes its cues from the ships on Manila Bay, giving the building a silhouette that fits its waterfront setting.
C Lounge shifts from afternoon tea to live jazz and acoustic music, giving guests two different reasons to linger at the hotel.
Seaside Boulevard, Coral Way, Pasay, 1300 Metro Manila, Philippines
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