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Century Citadel Inn

Makati City, P. Burgos, Philippines
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Accommodation
32 storey newly-built full service condominium hotel complex featuring studio standard 1, 2, & 3 bedroom suites. All rooms are equipped with complete living, dining and kitchen facilities.

Dining
Cozy and comfortable, the 609 Cafe Bar on the 6th floor and the Cafe Nova on the ground floor of the Primetown Century Tower offer guests a variety of food choices. Over at Century Citadel, guests can enjoy the sumptuous meals at concessionaire restaurants on the ground floor. 24-hour room service is also available.

Location
It's easy to do business or take in the sights when you stay at the Hotel Century. Our hotel is conveniently located in the midst of the business, commercial and entertainment districts of Makati City. You have more options when it comes to meeting with associates, dining out, shopping or simply exploring.

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