ALLOW yourself to indulge into a Unique Cebuano Royalty Experience like no other in the heart of Cebu City. Golden Prince Hotel and Suites will bring you everything you need. From world class food and service to grandiose comfort and hospitality. Providing you with an array of rooms and facilities that will soothe your soul, aid in your business ventures, unite your family, and bring the wow factor in weddings, debuts and other events.
Whether it would be a small business meeting or an international conference, Golden Prince Hotel and Suites has it covered. Having 158 rooms and suites that combine space, elegance, and functionality that every travelling king and queen deserves.
Golden Prince Hotel and Suites takes pride in aggressively making a mark in the industry, showcasing a line up of modern facilities and great amenities for both leisure and business. Along with these is the marvelous 270-degree golden view of the bustling landscape, from the sparkling sea to the undulating hills of Cebu, this could all be experienced at Golden Prince Hotel and Suites’ top floor roofdeck known as Bulawan. Designs within the building itself will awaken the Cebuano within you through art and architecture inspired by local heritage.
“Hotel rooms are meant to bring families together, but food is what makes everyone gather at the table,” says Aaron Que, Vice President of Corporate Communication. That is why if you’re up for a grand food trip, Le’Mon Restaurant also offers modern Cebuano Fusion with dishes that are to die for. Prepared by the hotel’s highly skilled culinary team headed by Chef Halim Ahmad and Chef Marco “Coke” Semblante. Accommodating all flavors from different parts of the world infused with Cebuano flavors that will satisfy both international and local palates. What makes it more grand are the options that you can choose from. If you just want to chill, chat, or read, you could order a latte at the very trendy and neighborhood-friendly: Q Cafe. It offers freshly baked bread and pastries and top-of the-class gourmet coffee and refreshments that will soon branch out to other locations as shared by Benny Que, President of Golden Prince Hotel and Suites as one of their long term goals. Other than that, if you just want to cool down and have a drink with the troupe, there’s Lanai Restobar, assuring you that you’ll have a great time singing karaoke with a beer in hand.
Aaron further adds, “As gold comes from within the earth and is refined over the years, so does our establishment. Starting from a humble property of just over 50 rooms, we now have two towers with close to 160 rooms. We have continuously evolved to better accommodate our guests through having better offerings in hotel rooms, function rooms, and food.” Moreover, with regards to evolution and development, Suresh Pillay, Vice President for Operations, mentions G.R.A.C.E or the Golden Resource Academy for Career Enhancement, as their linkage to other companies, enrolling their employees and potential individuals to better themselves and seek innovative ideas for the industry through infusing competency based learning and practicality.
This coming May 26-27, Golden Prince Hotel and Suites will be able to offer more as they launch their brand new 11-storey building. It is a tower with a recreational zone located on the third floor, complete with a gym and spa where you can just relax and unwind after a long day. Other than that, on the topmost floor will be its crowning glory, Bulawan Grills & Wines, a brand new restaurant offering western cuisine with a Cebuano twist, that will bring satisfaction to your eyes and stomachs as you enjoy your food while admiring the moon, the stars, and the city. For more information, visit Golden Prince Hotel and Suites at Acacia Street corner Archbishop Reyes Avenue, Cebu City, or log on to www.goldenprincehotel.com, or call them at 230-1500 or 230-1555.
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