A significant milestone for Brittany Hotel BGC
First lady Liza Araneta-Marcos and tycoon Manuel B. Villar Jr. led on Friday the unveiling of Brittany Hotel, the newest upscale boutique hotel in Bonifacio Global City.
The inauguration ceremony marked a significant milestone for the Villar Group, which has expressed its staunch commitment to support the recovery and growth of the Philippine tourism sector through the expansion of its homegrown brand.
Araneta-Marcos and Villar were joined by Sen. Cynthia A. Villar, Vista Land and Lifescapes Inc. president and CEO Manuel Paolo A. Villar, Sen. Mark A. Villar, Las Piñas Rep. Camille Villar, and top officials from the Villar Group of Companies. Following the inauguration, guests were treated to a tour of Brittany Hotel, where they discovered thoughtfully curated rooms, premier amenities, and the hallmark warmth of Filipino hospitality—all designed to provide premium guest experiences that blend the comfort of familiarity with the excitement of the unexpected.
Welcome addition
Brittany Hotel BGC is indeed a welcome addition to the Philippine hospitality landscape, especially as the country targets to hit 12 million international arrivals by 2028. This will require additional rooms to accommodate an expected recovery and growth in demand.
Citing government data, Leechiu Property Consultants Inc. (LPC) said in its latest report that foreign tourist arrivals grew by 18 percent to 1.66 million in the first quarter of 2024 compared to the same period last year, owing to the additional direct international flights and the easing of visa restrictions for certain source markets. This makes it the highest single-quarter arrivals recorded since 2019, LPC reported.LPC further noted that international tourist arrivals are estimated to grow on average by 9 to 10 percent yearly by 2028. However, hotel supply is seen growing by less than 1 percent yearly up to 2028.
It thus seems to be the most opportune time for hotel builders and operators to ramp up their expansion plans to address this potential growth in demand from local and international tourists as well as business travelers.
Premier destination
Brittany Hotel, which is also present in two other locations namely Villar City and Las Piñas City, is poised to address this demand, strategically positioning itself as a premier destination for leisure and business travelers alike.
With its blend of luxury, convenience, and personalized service, the hotel is primed to cater to the evolving needs of discerning guests seeking unmatched, unexpected experiences in Metro Manila.
Currently, Brittany Hotel BGC offers a total of 125 well-appointed rooms in three categories (Deluxe, Premium Deluxe, and Suite Room). It features a fitness center, a penthouse swimming pool, a butler service, 24-hour customer service, Wifi in all rooms, public spaces and meeting rooms, as well as jogging trails within the area, among others.
For a certain fee, you can likewise avail of the hotel’s transportation service, laundry and dry cleaning services, or enjoy a night at the Wine Lab or Chef’s Table. If you’re up for some pampering, the Botanica Salon & Spa, with its relaxing signature massage and salon services, will surely leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
Culinary journey
What’s great about Brittany Hotel is that you won’t even need to leave to satisfy your cravings. Whether you’re looking for traditional Filipino fare or global culinary delights, you’ll be treated to a gastronomic adventure that can cater to every palate.
For The Road is the hotel’s lobby lounge by day which turns into a bar at night, while Tea For Two, is an upscale nook where you can enjoy a wide range of teas and coffees best paired with all-day breakfast, pastries, and more. Origin, meanwhile, invites you to reconnect with your ancient roots and savor the flavors of authentic Spanish food, whereas Tavern, where you can enjoy your breakfast buffet, features the best of local and international cuisines.
In a landscape poised for growth, Brittany Hotel BGC is no doubt another premier addition to the country’s hospitality sector.
