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The BSA Suites offers a central location in Makati's premier district, within walking distance to Greenbelt, Landmark, Glorietta 30-40 minutes away from Ninoy Aquino International Airport I and II.
Accommodation
All rooms are fully equipped with kitchen, living, & dining facilities
and enjoy their own veranda. Hot & cold water, cable TV, IDD/NDD
and video intercom are provided as well.
Location
Located near Paseo de Roxas and Dela Rosa streets, the BSA Suites is
in the midst of Makati City's financial, shopping and entertainment
district. Accessible to shopping malls, walking distance to Greenbelt,
Landmark and Glorietta.
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