Herald Suites on Don Chino Roces Ave., Makati combines culture, history, and heritage. Its interior design is classic and elegant. Traditional inlaid craftsmanship can be seen in the wooden pieces of furniture like headboards and side tables. Custom made, cut glass mirrors in the old Venetian style paired with antique hardwood altar tables done using the mortise and tenon technique, inlaid with carabao horn, have adapted delicately to their new uses as tables without the reliquaries. Antique Illustrated London News prints of life in 18th century Philippines, including lithographs of flora and fauna as well as genre paintings hang in the hallways and guestrooms.
Architecturally done in a combination of Philippine, Spanish and Mediterranean revival style; the use of machuca tiles as flooring has become a distinctive accent.
It has been described as a hidden oasis in the midst of some of the Philippines’ most prestigious shopping, entertainment and business districts.
The hotel offers well-appointed rooms with modern amenities, providing guests with a comfortable and convenient stay. Room options include Deluxe, Premier, and Junior Suites, all featuring en-suite bathrooms and impeccable service. Additionally, the hotel boasts an excellent Japanese restaurant Hatsu Hana Tei; additionally there is Coca, a coffee shop and restaurant offering Filipino and Continental dishes; and Meridian, a cozy bar and lounge for cocktails.
Two other sister properties located in Makati City offering their own distinct characteristics and atmosphere are: Herald Suites Polaris and Herald Suites Solana.
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