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EXTERIOR_BUILDING St Giles Hotel Makati

St Giles Hotel Makati

Hotels
Bel-Air, Makati
Impressive
8.4
(152 Reviews)
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BEDROOM Citadines Salcedo Makati

Citadines Salcedo Makati

Apartments
Salcedo Village, Bel-Air
Superb
9.1
(34 Reviews)
Everything went well. Staff are very accommodating. Breakfast was great
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LOBBY The Alpha Suites

The Alpha Suites

Apartments
Bel-Air, Makati
Impressive
9.0
(20 Reviews)
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BEDROOM Valero Grand Suites by Swiss-Belhotel

Valero Grand Suites by Swiss-Belhotel

Hotels
Salcedo Village, Bel-Air
Impressive
8.4
(45 Reviews)
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Lobi Somerset Central Salcedo Makati

Somerset Central Salcedo Makati

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Salcedo Village, Bel-Air
Located in Makati (Makati Central Business District), Somerset Central Salcedo Makati is within a 5-minute drive of Greenbelt Shopping Mall and SM Makati. This family-friendly hotel is 3.5 mi (5.6 km) from Manila Bay and 4 mi (6.5 km) from Venice Grand Canal Mall.
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Foto utama The Belamy House Managed by HII

The Belamy House Managed by HII

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Bel-Air, Makati
With a stay at The Belamy House Managed by HII in Makati (Makati Central Business District), you'll be within a 10-minute drive of SM Mall of Asia and Fort Bonifacio. This hotel is 3.4 mi (5.5 km) from Venice Grand Canal Mall and 3.8 mi (6.1 km) from Manila Bay.
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null Red Planet Makati Avenue Manila

Red Planet Makati Avenue Manila

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Bel-Air, Makati
Impressive
8.3
(360 Reviews)
I needed a place to rest for a day and Red Planet Makati was a great choice!
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BEDROOM The Picasso Boutique Serviced Residences Managed by HII

The Picasso Boutique Serviced Residences Managed by HII

Hotels
Salcedo Village, Bel-Air
Impressive
8.9
(22 Reviews)
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LOBBY Infinity Tower Suites

Infinity Tower Suites

Apartments
Salcedo Village, Bel-Air
Impressive
8.7
(18 Reviews)
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LOBBY Herald Suites Polaris

Herald Suites Polaris

Hotels
Bel-Air, Makati
Impressive
8.8
(9 Reviews)
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Resepsionis Jupiter Suites

Jupiter Suites

Hotels
Bel-Air, Makati
With a stay at Jupiter Suites in Makati (Makati Central Business District), you'll be a 2-minute drive from Ayala Center and 7 minutes from Fort Bonifacio. This spa hotel is 3.7 mi (6 km) from Baywalk and 3.8 mi (6.2 km) from Manila Bay.
Superb
9.3
(5 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING The Sphere Serviced Residences Managed by HII

The Sphere Serviced Residences Managed by HII

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Salcedo Village, Bel-Air
Impressive
8.5
(11 Reviews)
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LOBBY Makati Palace Hotel

Makati Palace Hotel

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Bel-Air, Makati
Convenient
8.2
(185 Reviews)
Overall experience was awesome. The room was newly renovated and staff was awesome! I'll recommend dis hotel to everyone.
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING One Pacific Place Serviced Residences - Multiple-Use Hotel

One Pacific Place Serviced Residences - Multiple-Use Hotel

Apartments
Salcedo Village, Bel-Air
Impressive
8.7
(90 Reviews)
Staff were very accommodating; they help us book using grab. The location was good, near cafe shops and fast food shops.
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LOBBY Lourdes Suites

Lourdes Suites

Hotels
Bel-Air, Makati
Convenient
7.9
(9 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Fersal Hotel Neptune Makati

Fersal Hotel Neptune Makati

Hotels
Bel-Air, Makati
Impressive
8.4
(71 Reviews)
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Oxford Suites Makati

Oxford Suites Makati

Hotels
Bel-Air, Makati
Impressive
8.3
(149 Reviews)
Staying at Best Western Oxford Suites is always a delight. Excellent customer service. Thank you for the birthday surprise. Kudos to hotel manager marlon samson and his wonderful team. You are the best.
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Foto utama Poblacion Bed&Breakfast bySMSHospitality

Poblacion Bed&Breakfast bySMSHospitality

B&b
Bel-Air, Makati
With a stay at Poblacion Bed&Breakfast bySMSHospitality in Makati (Makati Central Business District), you'll be within a 10-minute drive of SM Mall of Asia and Fort Bonifacio. This bed & breakfast is 3.7 mi (5.9 km) from Venice Grand Canal Mall and 4.1 mi (6.7 km) from Manila Bay.
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SWIMMING_POOL CSuites at Two Central

CSuites at Two Central

Apartments
Salcedo Village, Bel-Air
Impressive
8.7
(43 Reviews)
Staff were very kind and attended to our needs immediately. The room was big with all the right amenities.
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EXTERIOR_BUILDING Super OYO Capital O 907 Ceo Flats

Super OYO Capital O 907 Ceo Flats

Apartments
Bel-Air, Makati
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Facts about hotel in Bel-Air

Total Accommodation
50 Properties
Popular Area
Salcedo Village
Popular Hotel
St Giles Hotel Makati, Citadines Salcedo Makati
Popular Landmark
Philippine Stock Exchange, Australian Embassy Manila

Guest reviews in hotel near Bel-Air

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Francis M.
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30 Dec 2023
It served its purpose of my stay. It was quiet and relaxing.
Ma Judy T. G.
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11 Sep 2023
The room was clean, staffs are nice and approachable. Plus point that the pool was accessible and clean.
Huesca R.
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2 Jan 2024
Great price for the room, it would be perfect if the room had a safe, great service but the elevator is so slow.
Angelito C.
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5 Mar 2022
This was my third time to stay at this hotel. The room is spacious, I was provided a separate room, and a living and kitchen area as part of the hotel services. I stayed in a room that was upgrade to a larger room courtesy of the hotel The staffs were very accommodating and went the extra mile to cater my needs. Kudos to the courteous and kind staffs.
Danila V.
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25 Jun 2023
This hotel is simple but it 's the one allowing you 24/7 check-in which at the time of my stay, no hotels did provide (arrived 2 AM).
Jennifer M.
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9.7
/ 10
29 Apr 2019
Clean and good. Very comfortable.
Wiryawan S.
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7 Dec 2023
All the supports for me is excellent. Just maintain that work.
Jean F.
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5 Jan 2020
I, together with my family, enjoyed our stay at the hotel. The rooms are spacious and clean. The pool area has a nice view. Overall, I would definitely book and stay again in the future.
Karren L. P.
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29 Apr 2023
The best hotel! Highly recommended.

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About

Looking for a taste of the high life? Then head on to the epitome of cosmopolitan living in Metro Manila. Whether youโ€™re here for work or a vacation, thereโ€™s something in Bel-Air that will make your stay wonderful.

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At A Glance

Bel-Air started out as a gated subdivision in the 1950s. It was originally built for the pilots of the Philippine Airlines Pilots Union, hence the name of the village being aviation-related. But with the passage of time, this residential zone evolved into the symbol of cosmopolitan life. Today, the entire area is not just home to numerous offices, restaurants, and commercial establishments.

In fact, Bel-Air now refers to an entire barangay that covers the original subdivision, plus areas of the Makati CBD. These include Salcedo Village; Ayala Triangle, which houses the Philippine Stock Exchange; Ayala North; and Buendia Avenue extension. As such, itโ€™s easy to see why the area became the symbol of the high life. After all, itโ€™s where several of the countryโ€™s top companies hold court; whatever happens here can have an impact on the countryโ€™s economy.

But this area is not all about business. With top-notch restaurants, museums, and other interesting sights in the area, thereโ€™s certainly a lot to do here either after office hours or on the weekends.

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How to Go

By land

Other than hailing a taxi or getting a ride on your preferred ride-sharing app, thereโ€™s a number of public transportation options to bring you to the area. You can ride buses plying the LRT-Ayala-Leveriza route, getting down at either the Paseo de Roxas or RCBC stops. Or you can ride an โ€œAโ€ bus along EDSA and get down at the Buendia bus stop.

Alternatively, you can ride the MRT and get down at Buendia Station, which is walking distance from the eastern side of Bel-Air. Or you can hop on the Guadalupe-Cartimar jeep that traverses the length of Buendia/Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue.

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Getting Around

The numerous public transportation options enumerated above are also your best bets to get around Bel-Air. That said, walking around the area is also a good option. Other than the areaโ€™s sidewalks being nicely paved, opting to ride a vehicle also means getting stuck in traffic.

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Tourist Attractions

Tourist attractions are not the first things that come to mind when talking about Bel-Airโ€”after all, a huge chunk of it are offices. However, there are still a number of sights that any traveler should see here.

Start your journey at the Nielsen Tower in Ayala Triangle. Now home to the Blackbird fine dining restaurant, this Tower was once used for air traffic control, back in the day when the entire area was used as an airport. Fast fact: the roads of Paseo de Roxas, Makati Avenue, and Ayala Avenue used to be runways.

You can then head to the Yuchengco Museum inside the RCBC Tower, along Ayala Avenue, west of the Triangle. Yes, this museum may not be big. However, its quaint collection boasts of works by Filipino masters such as Juan Luna, Fernando Amorsolo, and Carlos โ€œBotongโ€ Francisco.

Cap it off by checking out the Alliance Franรงaise de Manille and Goethe Institute branches in the area. These two cultural centers of France and Germany, respectively, often hold free activities or film screenings that are open to the public.

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Top Things to Do

The aforementioned attractions arenโ€™t the only thing you can get to enjoy in the Bel-Air area. Thereโ€™s also a handful of activities and events that you can watch out for and try.

First is the Salcedo Saturday Market held at the Jaime C. Velazquez Park. This market, which as the name implies opens every Saturday morning, is the perfect venue to enjoy authentic, freshly prepared local and international cuisine.

Then thereโ€™s the annual Ayala Triangle Lights and Sounds Show. Usually running from November to early January of the following year, this free nightly spectacle of lightsโ€”set to musicโ€”is the perfect way to add some Christmas cheer to your trip.

There are also a good number of spas in the area, such as Qiwellness Massage & Reflexology, HUA Spa Makati, and Nuat Thai Massage. These establishments offer a good range of relaxing treatments, perfect for pampering yourself after a long day of work or walking around.

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Where to Eat

On the Bel-Air side of Makati, youโ€™ll never run out of dining options. The area has everything for every budget, from fine dining restaurants to fast-food joints. Start with the row of restaurants along Jupiter Street. The establishments here include burger joint Lazy Bastard, Dong Won Korean Restaurant, and the vegetarian Corner Tree Cafรฉ.

Over at the Salcedo Village side of Bel-Air, you have XO46 Bistro, which specializes in contemporary takes on traditional Filipino food. Thereโ€™s also Apartment 1B that serves up gourmet comfort food. Cap it all off with desserts at Happy Cream Puff along Malugay Street, near the western end of Bel-Air.

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Nightlife

With the Bel-Air area full of offices, itโ€™s no surprise that thereโ€™s a good number of bars and late-night restaurants around. After all, office workers need to unwind after a long day. What better way to begin the night than with burgers and alcohol-spiked Adult Milkshakes from Sweet Ecstasy? Better yet, head on to ABV, a bar modeled after Prohibition-era speakeasies in the United States.

Of course, these are not the only options. Those who want top-notch live entertainment can go to Strummโ€™s, which has live acts every night. Meanwhile, if your definition of entertainment is singing your heart out, the area also has a good number of family-friendly karaoke places such as Centerstage and Maru.

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Where to Stay

There are a good number of serviced apartments available in the Bel-Air area with reasonable nightly rates. These include The Picasso Boutique Serviced Residences and Fraser Place Manila in Salcedo Village; plus the CEO Suites along Jupiter Street. More optionsโ€”in the form of hotels and hostelsโ€”can be found in the nearby Poblacion or Legazpi Village areas.

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Travel Tips

  • Not all portions of Bel-Air are open to the public. With a good number of private residences still in the area, some sections are still gated off for privacy.

  • Make sure to always bring enough cash with you since not all establishments accept credit cards.

  • The best time to explore the area is on the weekends when the office worker crowds are gone.

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