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The Royal Mandaya Hotel Reservation
Accommodation
200 guestrooms and suites, The Royal floor is located at the 8th floor,
No smoking and handicap rooms available, Two food beverage outlets are
available at the ground and 2nd floors, An entertainment outlet is located
at the top floor, Function and conference halls come in various sizes
to accommodate banquets for up to 400 persons and conventions of up
to 700 people.
Dining
The elegance begins at the hotel's lobby lounge, the grandest in Davao
suited for business meetings which serves the renowned Mandaya Coffee;
the Kamayo Caf'e where international buffet cuisine is served for breakfast,
lunch and dinner as well as the 24-hour room service.
Location
Ideally located at the heart of dowtown Davao City with primary access
to the business, commercial and recreational centers. It is 20 minutes
drive to the Davao International Airport and a few minutes walk to the
City Hall.
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Philippines: Language and Dialect
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