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Accommodation
127 de luxe castle rooms and suites perfectly inspired by medieval time.
Furniture are made of fine wood materials elegantly carved with Gothic
quatrefoils and tracey.
Average castle room size is 28 square meters with room mix of Twins and Doubles.
All guest accommodations are equipped with color TV with cable channels, direct room to room dialing, pipe-in music, stocked refrigerator and individual air-conditioning unit. Full evening turn down down services are also provided. Standard guest room amenities include slippers and toiletries.
Dining
Fine dining awaits' you at the Winchester Garden Coffee Shoppe. A choice
of various international cuisine are delectably prepared according to
Palace standards to please your palate.
No more prisoners at the dungeon, only entertainers! The Dungeon Bar is the hotel's official nightspot, with a showcase of the country's foremost upcoming bands performing from Mondays to Saturdays, plus guest artists. It's live-wire entertainment with absolutely no cover change! So live, drink amd be merry!
Location
Strategically located in the heart of Quezon City, one of Manila's fast
developing business and commercial districts. It is a few minutes away
from shopping malls, avenue of restaurants, as well as entertainment
centres.
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