Century Park Hotel
Announces its Room Renovation
The Century Park Hotel, one of
Manila’s quaint
establishments since 1976 is now proving to be still a delightful 5 star hotel
in the metropolis. As the city has evolved and ushered to a hip and dynamic
spot, the Century Park Hotel is also keeping abreast to this exciting progress.
The whole management and team are now introducing the beginning of the new
Century.
Just recently, the hotel has started
renovating its deluxe floors, echoing a dramatic Asian modern feel. The elegant
room is a total transformation of the 1980’s look, emphasizing an understated
classic elegance. The basic room feeling is an inspiration from the classic
Asian wood paneling and woven mat techniques. Walls and ceilings are sheerly
painted with white, a contrast to the rich wood grains. While the laminates for
all the furniture, cabinetry, and flat screen 38” or 42” LCD monitor has a black
wall accent. Introducing as well are new wardrobe cabinet design to better
accommodate the hotel operations like proper height of mini bar and electronic
safe as well as new full-length headboards for flexibility of certain bed mix
configurations which at the same time, protects the walls from unwanted stain
marks. Other practical modern amenities include wifi internet in all deluxe
rooms, iPod dock with alarm in all the corner suite rooms. The cushy wool
carpet is also a sole pampering feature. This 80% wool and 20% nylon material is
approved by the British Wool Licensees, thus a guarantee of its high-quality and
authenticity. Its soft furnishing colors, selected modern furniture and classic
light fixtures give the whole room a bright and restful look reflective of the
21st century design.
One will surely feel at home with the
room’s safety box which is capable to keep a laptop plus a mini bar with see
through glass, black colored refrigerator. Feel the coziness of duvet cover beds
with 300 thread counts of sheets and linens which comes along with thick but
soft feather pillows. Another major attraction of the deluxe room is its
spacious bathroom—perfectly designed to fit the lifestyle of a modern day savvy
traveler. Its newly reconfigured layout features a separate rain shower, bath
tub, toilet and bidet, plus the large sink area. The dark brown tiles are
non-slip, finished off with the cool tone of passion beige for the walls. This
part of the room is an interesting highlight as well. One can simply relax while
taking a long dip to the warm tub while watching a movie on the LCD monitor,
strategically mounted on the wall inside the bedroom which is visible through
the glass panels between the bathroom and bedroom. Speakers were conveniently
placed above the bathtub for added comfort. For added privacy, just roll down
the screen to the tub.
Century Park Hotel General Manager
Philippe Bartholomi who is at the helm of this major project adds, “Steven Leach
and Associates was chosen because of their intensive experience in interior
design, professionalism, international recognition, plus proven track record
around the world and network. SLA perfectly understands various cultures in
Asia, that’s why it’s easier to work with them.
It also makes the project runs smoothly”, he concludes.
The soon to be launched renovated
deluxe rooms of Century Park Hotel are definitely designed for comfort and
enjoyment as well. At the moment, the deluxe floor renovation is only phase 1 of
the project with target completion date on November 9, 2009. This will be
immediately followed by phase 2, covering 300 superior rooms. Mr. Bartholomi
also admitted that he has lofty goals and expectations for Century Park Hotel.
“With the completion of the new Deluxe and Superior room design, we expect our
hotel to be at par with any other 5 star international hotel rooms, while at the
same time keeping the heart and soul of the hotel which has been around for 33
years now. The contemporary and casually elegant Deluxe rooms offer travelers with all the
necessities now provided in any modern rooms, especially with a much larger
bathroom featuring 4
distinctive elements”.