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Accommodation
The Resort's 546 guest rooms and suites are spacious and comfortable
featuring balconies with seating area and a tropical design that blends
the comforts of the West with the charm of the East.
Guest Room Features.
Voice Mail, Satellite/Cable Television, International Direct Dial Telephone,
Electronic Safe, Mini-bar, Coffee/Tea Making Facilities, Full-size Executive
Writing Desk, In-house Movie Channels
Dining
Garden Patio.
Relax in a garden hideaway where you can indulge in delectable Asian
and Continental specialties.
Asiatica.
Set amidst authentic decor, Asiatica is the place where you can experience
tantalizing Asian dishes from Thai to Tandoori
Shang Palace.
The very best Cantonese cuisine and Dim Sum features prominently here.
Private rooms for 12-50 people available for special occasions.
Cowrie Cove.
A bountiful harvest of fresh fish, lobsters, crabs, and shelfish awaits
you in this dramatic waterfront setting.
Buko Bar and Grill.
Grill your own cuts of meats and seafood and experience regional Philippine
cultural dances by the pool.
Lobby Lounge.
Panoramic vews, lush gardens and the sea beyond create the perfect all-hours
venue for cocktails and light snacks.
Coco Loco (Night Club).
Let loose your inhibitions at this fresh 'n' funky bar featuring live
music. karaoke and pulsating rhythms from the local DJ.
Beach Bar.
Cool off with a light serving of refreshments and snacks.
Paparazzi.
Enjoy the tranquil view of the gardens and the sea while feasting on
hearty, home-cooked Italian specialties.
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