Grand Hyatt Manila nears completion

Anticipation heightens as the completion of Grand Hyatt Manila approaches. This landmark development that brings together industry stalwarts – Federal Land, Inc., ORIX Corp. of Japan, and Hyatt Hotels – recently had its ceremonial blessing and unveiled its marker with President Rodrigo Duterte gracing the event.

Grand Hyatt Manila is a 66-storey architectural marvel that sits on top of the Metrobank Center, currently the tallest building in the country. Set to redefine luxury living, Grand Hyatt Manila is a destination within a destination, offering myriad of exciting experiences – from the views of Manila and Makati skylines, deluxe accommodation, world-class facilities and amenities, upscale concept restaurants and an entertainment center.

According to Federal Land Inc. Chairman Alfred V. Ty, “Grand Hyatt Manila hotel ushers in an exciting and momentous phase in our company’s history that pushes and elevates standards to a global level.”

Rising beside Grand Hyatt Manila is the 45-storey Grand Hyatt Residences, featuring opulent homes carrying the Hyatt hotel brand of service. This high-end condominium will share a common podium with Grand Hyatt Manila and echo its grandeur with designs featuring dazzling and innovative fine art in its dining, living and foyer areas as well as state-of-the-art kitchen finishes and the world-famous Gaggenau kitchen appliances.

Grand Hyatt Manila, including Grand Hyatt Residences and Metrobank Center are all within Federal Land’s flagship project – Grand Central Park at North BGC, Taguig. This 10-hectare mixed-use development is a masterplanned, fully integrated township where upscale lifestyle and business centers converge.

“The townships we construct reflect our vision of reimagining the country. We want to build communities for high-quality living. The Grand Hyatt Manila Hotel and Residences exemplify our idea of creating spaces where dreams and personal skylines can thrive,” said Ty.