Solaire Resort North is set to open in late May this year in Quezon City, and will be the second integrated resort (IR) in the Philippines by Bloomberry Resorts Corporation (BRC), owner and operator of Solaire Resort Entertainment City.
The US$1 billion investment stands at 38 floors, offering a panoramic view of the urban landscape and bustling metropolis. Solaire Resort North will boast 526 guestrooms and suites, 2,669 electronic gaming machines; and 163 tables across four casino levels. It also offers an Italian restaurant, a Japanese restaurant, and a venue serving Chinese fare, along with casual dining options featuring regional Filipino, Asian and international flavours. Other facilities will include lounge and bars, spa, gym, kids’ pool, kids’ club, plunge pools and event venues.
Artist’s impression of Solaire Resort North, which will offer 526 rooms when it opens later in May this year
In addition, the IR has a curated art programme and display comprised of celebrated names in the local and international art scenes, providing highlights to the resort’s spaces.
Solaire established the country as a contender in the international IR arena being the only fully Filipino-owned and operated IR that has received multiple distinctions from global award-giving bodies.
Enrique K. Razon Jr., chairman and CEO of BRC, remarked: “From a decade ago when we opened Solaire Resort Entertainment City, it has always been our mission to provide a fresh yet indulgent brand of luxury that has not been experienced in the Philippines before.
“With Solaire Resort North, we uphold the same mission in the hope that the property’ presence and operation will support Quezon City’s endeavours to enhance and promote tourism, generate employment for Filipinos (4,200 direct employment opportunities), and further attract opportunities for economic and social investments.”
“Quezon City is a highly urbanised city with a population largely comprised of locals with a wide range of demographic interests. We saw an opportunity to provide more exclusive experiences not just to our existing Northern clientele but to a larger untapped market,” said Thomas Arasi, president and COO of BRC, Solaire Resort Entertainment City, and Solaire Resort North.
Solaire Resort North is set to open in late May this year in Quezon City, and will be the second integrated resort (IR) in the Philippines by Bloomberry Resorts Corporation (BRC), owner and operator of Solaire Resort Entertainment City.
The US$1 billion investment stands at 38 floors, offering a panoramic view of the urban landscape and bustling metropolis. Solaire Resort North will boast 526 guestrooms and suites, 2,669 electronic gaming machines; and 163 tables across four casino levels. It also offers an Italian restaurant, a Japanese restaurant, and a venue serving Chinese fare, along with casual dining options featuring regional Filipino, Asian and international flavours. Other facilities will include lounge and bars, spa, gym, kids’ pool, kids’ club, plunge pools and event venues.
In addition, the IR has a curated art programme and display comprised of celebrated names in the local and international art scenes, providing highlights to the resort’s spaces.
Solaire established the country as a contender in the international IR arena being the only fully Filipino-owned and operated IR that has received multiple distinctions from global award-giving bodies.
Enrique K. Razon Jr., chairman and CEO of BRC, remarked: “From a decade ago when we opened Solaire Resort Entertainment City, it has always been our mission to provide a fresh yet indulgent brand of luxury that has not been experienced in the Philippines before.
“With Solaire Resort North, we uphold the same mission in the hope that the property’ presence and operation will support Quezon City’s endeavours to enhance and promote tourism, generate employment for Filipinos (4,200 direct employment opportunities), and further attract opportunities for economic and social investments.”
“Quezon City is a highly urbanised city with a population largely comprised of locals with a wide range of demographic interests. We saw an opportunity to provide more exclusive experiences not just to our existing Northern clientele but to a larger untapped market,” said Thomas Arasi, president and COO of BRC, Solaire Resort Entertainment City, and Solaire Resort North.