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MANILA VENUES: 1. Ramon Magsaysay Center (INDOOR), Roxas Boulevard Php 20000 2. Patio Victoria MANILA VENUES: 1. Ramon Magsaysay Center (INDOOR), Roxas Boulevard Php 20,000 2. Patio Victoria (INDOOR or OUTDOOR), Intramuros Php 40,000 3. Casa Manila Teatrillo (INDOOR), Intramuros Php 19,500 + 10% of Catering Contract 4. Casa Manila Casa Blanca (INDOOR), Intramuros Php 19,500 + 10% of Catering Contract 5. Casa Manila Patio (OUTDOOR), Intramuros Php 13,500 + 10% of Catering Contract 6. Palacio De Maynila (INDOOR), Roxas Boulevard Php 100,000 + 10% of Catering Contract 7. RJMC (INDOOR), Malate Church, Ermita Php 10,000 *BUT has sound restrictions and no smoking 8. Paco Park Gardens (OUTDOOR), Paco Park Php 12,000-18,000 + 15% Catering Contract + Janitorial Services P1,200 9. Garden Plaza Hotel (INDOOR), San Marcelino, Paco Manila Php 20,000 10. Baluarte De San Diego (OUTDOOR), Intramuros Php 38,000 + Electricity + 10% Catering Contract 11. Orchidarium (OUTDOOR), near Rizal Park Php 35,000 + 15% Catering Contract 12. Le Pavillion (INDOOR), Roxas Boulevard Php 100,000 MAKATI VENUES: 1. Lepanto Penthouse (INDOOR), Paseo De Roxas, Makati City PHP 15,000 2. Export Bank (INDOOR), Pasong Tamo, Makati City PHP 4,000 per hour 3. Makati Parks and Garden (INDOOR-OUTDOOR), Guadalupe, Makati City PHP 5,000-8,000 4. Filipinas Heritage Library (INDOOR-OUTDOOR), Makati Avenue PHP 15,000-18,000 5. Sanctuario de San Antonio Hall (INDOOR) PHP **oops I still need to research the price of this one.. 6. Kasalikasan (OUTDOOR), Fort Bonifacio Global City PHP 28,000 7. Rizzato Hall (INDOOR), Arnais St. cor. M. Reyes, Makati PHP 3,000 per hour 1. La Castellana, Intramuros (indoor without A/C but with mists) 2. Palacio de Maynila (indoor with A/C) --- http://www.palaciodemaynila.com/packages.php?package=wedding 3. National Museum Courtyard (outdoor) 4. Villa Immaculada, Intramuros (indoor) 5. Casa Manila, Intramuros (indoor) 6. Casa Marinero, Intramuros (indoor) 7. Illustrado Restaurant (indoor) 8. Pearl Garden Hotel, Malatehttp://www.pearlgardenhotel.net/function.html (Sabi ni sis Xadie28, 78K for 100 persons and Php500 per pax in excess of 100 guests) 9. Barbara's Restaurant, Intramuros (indoor) 10. The Orchidarium (by Barbara's) 11. ClamShell Tent, Intramuros (across San Agustin Church) 12. Coconut Palace 13. Le Pavilion, Pasay 14. Ramon Magsaysay Hall 15. Manila Ocean Park Function Hall (check The Manila Catering's multiply site for the pictures. I'm not sure if sila lang ang affiliated na caterer dun) 16. Ozeano Fusion Resto by Tamayo's, Manila Ocean Park --- This is different from Manila Ocean park's function halls 17. Trader's Hotel by Shangri-La Hotels --- sabi ng officemate ko, affordable daw dito kahit Shang hotel siya 18. BayView Park Hotel ---http://www.bayviewparkhotel.com/packages.php 19. G Hotel (by the Waterfront Hotels and Casino) --- http://www.g-hotel.com.ph/function-rooms/social- packages.html 20. City Garden Hotel Manila ---http://www.citygardensuites.com/deluxe.php?id=1&type=fac 21. Oceana C3 Events Place, MoA San Mig by the Bay (indoor) --- This is near One Esplanade. My bf and I were actually considering this venue kung sa SAC kami ikakasal. Check out their website: http://www.oceanaphils.com/packages/wedding.html (for the wedding package) http://www.oceanaphils.com/banquet.html (for the menu) Makati and Taguig Area Blue Leaf Events Pavilion Filipinas Heritage Library Kasalikasan LNP Foundation Formation Center Ligaya ng Panginoon Makati Park and Garden NBC Tent North Forbes Pavilion Philippine Army Officer’s Clubhouse Rockwell Tent Santuario de San Antonio Social Hall The Tents at Alphaland Southgate Mall TopShelf at Fullybooked White Space Manila Area Baluarte de San Diego Casa Manila Patio Clamshell Kaisa Heritage Center La Castellana Orchidarium Pavillion Paco Park Garden Palacio de Maynila Patio Victoria Plaza Moriones Puerta Real Gardens Ramon Magsaysay Center Remedios Jubillee Center San Agustin Church’s Inner Garden and Cloisters Teatrillo Pasay and Parañaque Area 1Esplanade Chateau Elysée Clubhouse Le Pavillon The Pergola SMX Quezon City Area 55 Events Place Acropolis Green Clubhouse AFP Hall Camp Aguinaldo/Park Daza Ayala Heights Clubhouse Pergola Ayala Hillside Clubhouse Blue Gardens Britany Hall Bulwagang Claret Casa Milan Christ the King Social Hall Corinthian Gardens Clubhouse Crossroad77 Dad’s Place Fernwood Gardens Fr. Mark Horan Hall (Mt. Carmel Social Hall) Gazebo Royale Green Meadows Clubhouse Light of Love Phil-Am Clubhouse Quezon City Parks and Wildlife Santo Domingo Social Hall Solea Garden Sta. Rita Social Hall The Atrium at Bulwagang Recoletos The Big Tent The Elements at Eton Centris The Pearl Hall at SEAMEO Innotech UP Bahay ng Alumni North Luzon Alessandra Gardens The Greenery The Lakeshore http://www.hizonscatering.com/reception-venues/ http://www.scribd.com/doc/96904133/Accredited-Venue-2011c Manila Road, Ermita, Manila 524-6011 Aloha Hotel 2150 Roxas Blvd., Malate, Manila Aristocrat 526-8088 432 San Andres cor. Roxas Blvd., Manila [email protected] 524-7671 to 80 loc 240, 521-8147 [email protected] Ambassador Hotel 2021 A. Mabini St. corner Malate, Old Wack Wack Baluarte de San Diego City Garden Suites c/o Intramuros Administration, Gobernador Del 1158 A. Mabini St., Ermita, Manila Palacio Bldg., Intramuros, Manila 536-1451 527-3096, 527-9012, 527-3084 [email protected] Barbara’s (Casa Manila) http://www.citygardenhotels.com/manila/meeting.html Plaza San Luis Complex, Intramuros, Manila 527-4086, 527-3893, 527-4090 Citystate Tower Hotel [email protected] 1315 A. Mabini St., Ermita, Manila 400-7351 Bayview Park Hotel Manila [email protected] 1118 Roxas Blvd., Cor. United Nations Ave., Manila 247-9000 loc.1757, 524-1943, 0917-822-5356 http://www.citystatetowerhotel.com.ph/functions.html [email protected] Clamshell Tent Best Western Hotel La Corona (only accomodate 50 Intramuros, Manila pax) 522-4643, 523-5697, 525-6490 1166 M.H. Del Pilar St. cor. Arquiza St., Ermita, Manila Congo Grille 524-2631 G/F SM City San Lazaro [email protected] 786-2509, 7862510 Casa Manila Father Blanco’s Garden c/o Intramuros Administration, Gobernador Del Gen. Luna Street cor. Sta. Potenciana, Intramuros, Palacio Bldg., Intramuros, Manila Manila 527-3138, 527-3084 527-7553, 572-7551 [email protected] Casa Marinero c/o Intramuros Administration, Gobernador Del G-Hotel Manila Palacio Bldg., Intramuros, Manila Tel: +632-525-0888 527-2261, 527-8461 loc. 367 to 373, 527-3084 Fax: + 632-400-0876 Email:[email protected] Century Park Hotel 599 Pablo Ocampo Sr. St., Malate, Manila http://www.waterfronthotels.com.ph/waterfront/g-hotel/ 528-8888 [email protected] Grand Boulevard Hotel 1990 Roxas Blvd., Manila http://www.centurypark.com/ 526-8588, 526-1701 China Place Restaurant Hotel Kimberly Manila 3rd Floor of the Pan Pacific Hotel 770 Pedro Gil St., Malate, Manila M. Adriatico cor General Malvar St., Malate, Manila 633-7222, 633-2824 910-4203 up to 05 [email protected] Hyatt Hotel and Casino Manila For affordable debut packages, click here 1588 Pedro Gil St., cor M.H. Del Pilar St., Malate, 525-3706,25-8134 (Baby Cua or Khay Zamora) Manila 521-1888, 526-7270, 245-1234 http://www.dreemhausbanquets.com/ [email protected] [email protected] Manila Diamond Hotel Roxas Blvd., cor Dr. J. Quintos St., Manila Hyatt Regency Manila 528-3000, 305-3067 2702 Roxas Blvd., Pasay City 305-3000 loc. 8413 833-1234, 831-6811, 8070-72 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected], [email protected] Ibarra’s Garden 525 Padre Faura St., Ermita, Manila http://www.diamondhotel.com/events.php 522-9999, 523-3788, 524-7655 [email protected] Manila Grand Opera Hotel #925 Rizal Avenue corner Doroteo Jose Sts., Sta. Ilang-Ilang Restaurant Cruz, Manila Binondo, Manila 3140090 to 99 241-9298, 241-9297, 242-3266, 241-6135, 241-6135, [email protected] 0922-841-9298, 0920-922-5178 [email protected] http://www.manilagrandopera.com/facilities/function- halls Illustrado Restaurant 744 Calle Real de Palacio, Gen. Luna St., Intramuros, Manila Hotel Manila One Rizal Park, Manila 521-7319, 527-2319, 527-3675, 527-3674, 527-2345 527-0011, 527-0022 [email protected] [email protected], sales@manila- hotel.com.ph La Cocina de Tita Moning 315 San Rafael St. San Miguel Mla Manila Manor Hotel 734-2141, 734-2146 1660 J. Bocobo St., Malate, Manila [email protected] 525-9065 [email protected] Lotus Garden Hotel Manila 1227 A. Mabini corner Padre Faura Streets, Manila http://www.geocities.com/manilamanorhotel/index.htm 522-1515 l [email protected] [email protected] Manila Ocean Park 567-7777 loc.144 Makuhari Restaurant [email protected] 1969 Leon Guinto Street, Malate, Manila Manila Pavilion Hotel Manila Banquet Hall Maria Orosa St. cor. United Nations Ave., Ermita, 1850 Taft Avenue Malate, Manila Manila 522-1000 526.1212; 526.8650 [email protected] [email protected], [email protected] http://www.palmplazahotel.com/ Manila Prince Hotel Corp. Patio Victoria Rm. 110 PPL Bldg., UN Ave., Paco, Manila 5435 Gen Luna cor Victoria Sts. Intramuros Manila 523-6940, 527-8006, 0915-794-3102, 0928-713-3455 http://www.mphhotel.com/default.html [email protected] Marc 2000 Tower1973 Taft Ave., along San Andres Plaza Moriones St. cor Quirino Ave., Malate Fort Santiago, Intramuros, Manila 536-2718 527-3096, 527-9012, 527-3084 [email protected] Miramar Hotel 1034-36 Roxas Blvd., Ermita, Manila Puerta Real Gardens Gobernador Moralla St. cor Gen. Luna St., http://www.mlahotels.com/miramar/ Intramuros, Manila (near PLM Del Palacio Bldg, 1680 Roxas) Orchidarium 527-3138, 527-3096, 527-3084, 527-3084 Teodoro F. Valencia Circle, Rizal Park, Manila [email protected] 527-6376, 527-6378 to 79 [email protected] Ramon Magsaysay Hall 1680 cor J. Quintos St. Roxas Blvd., Malate Orchid Garden Suites 521-3166 620 Pablo Ocampo Sr.
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