ROYALE PARC HOTEL TAGAYTAY: Where time stands still
There is a new hotel in Tagaytay that promises just that. Though
it is impossible to literally stop time, a journey to Royale Parc Hotel
Tagaytay is a step into a world that is more serene and peaceful -- it is a
step into an experience that calls for guests to just sit awhile and enjoy the
lush views surrounding it.
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| Royal Parc Hotel Pool at Night |
Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay is in an ideal location. Just beside
the main highway of Tagaytay, it is accessible not only by private vehicles,
but also via public transportation such as the Nasugbu-bound bus from Manila.
It makes it easier for families or group of friends to reach the hotel even on
their own, as the bus fare is very budget-friendly.
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| Royal Parc Hootel Pool |
Inside serenity
Stepping inside Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay, one is immediately transported
to a tranquil world, making everyone enter a relaxing state of mind. The
hotel lobby effortlessly merges the warm tones of wood with the fine lines of
steel. There are comfortable seats and sofas to lounge in while one basks
under the glow of golden lights and surrounded by the design of an upscale
barn-style architecture.
When one is led to the rooms, one can feel that the design statement from
the lobby emanates all over the place. More design elements – which are made
from wood and metal – are complemented with decorative accessories that remind
one of home.
“We guarantee that guests who will enter Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay
will immediately feel the warmth and hospitality of our place. It is the
start of a journey to tranquility, where time stands still and where the stress
of life and work are left behind the door,” said Nilda Diaz Serrano, the
hotel’s Corporate General Manager.
Inside comfort
When one is led to the rooms, one can feel that the design statement from
the lobby emanates all over the place. More design elements – which are made
from wood and metal – are complemented with decorative accessories that remind
one of home.
Before one reaches the rooms and the recreation area, one will
see an actual pine tree thriving in the middle of the concrete corner in one of
the hotel’s area. Aside from being an Instagram-worthy backdrop for a photo or
selfie, the pine tree exudes the ultimate Tagaytay vibe and also relays to
guests the hotel’s commitment to green practices and sustainability.
Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay currently has 44 well-appointed
rooms. Each one is unique since no two rooms have the same design.
The rooms are a treat in itself. Again, the design
statement of the hotel permeates to the room as wood and steel elements are
still present. The use of recycled designs in the rooms underscores the
sustainability commitment of the hotel during its construction.
The highlights of the rooms are the high ceiling and the sliding
door of the bathroom. Rooms also have a balcony with a view of the pool area and
outdoor Jacuzzi. Mornings feel cozier when one parts the curtain and lets
the sunshine in; while in the evening, the balcony area can be used as a place
to have snacks and conversations with loved ones.
“We are very delighted and proud to present the rooms to our
guests. We guarantee not only a peaceful stay but also a very restful
experience for the entire family. The rooms are spacious and modern yet there
are design elements that make it warm and cozy,” said Nilda.
In the morning, guests are treated to a serene view highlighted
by a pool in the middle which can accommodate more than a hundred people. Kids
can frolic in the pool while the adults can relax at the lounge chairs
nearby. One can also sit around and bask under the Tagaytay sun which is
made more bearable with the cool Tagaytay weather.
For food cravings, one does not need to go far. The hotel has an
in-house Filipino restaurant called Dekada which is from the group behind
SumoSam. Dekada specializes in presenting heirloom recipes served with
‘history’ – each dish has a story and it harks back to tales of our heroes’
conquest and bravery. Since this branch will be in Tagaytay, expect
dishes that are freshly made and created with a highland twist.
And for events or any occasions celebrating life’s milestones,
Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay is ready to welcome a group of 20 to as large as 250
persons. The hotel has four function rooms and one main ballroom that can fit
any corporate, government, association and social events. The ballroom,
situated on the third floor, also offers panoramic views of the Taal Lake,
making it the perfect backdrop for any occasion whether day or night.
Inside excellence
What makes Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay experience more heartfelt and memorable is the management and team behind it.
From the start, the owner envisioned the hotel to be a premium
vacation getaway, similar to the original hotel structure that stood there
decades ago. Since it is an old property, it has retained a bit of nostalgia
and the owner remembered it for its sentimental value. Upon purchasing the old
structure, the owner refurbished the old hotel and expanded it in the same
location, thus the new Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay was born.
Rebuilding the new hotel was not an easy task as construction
started in June of 2016. The owner only relied on the best-of-the-best in the
industry for its construction and design. The engineering team was led by
Engr. Rick Gumabay, while on the design aspect, it was Arch. Robert Ramos who
took the lead. Both understood the value of merging the nostalgic elements of
the old structure and the functionality for today's modern travelers.
As for the personal touch and service excellence, it was now on
the hands of Corporate General Manager Nilda Diaz Serrano, a seasoned hotelier
whose stint all over the world is marked by passion and dedication. She
has over 25 years of experience in hotels and resorts located in major cities
in the Philippines and China. She brings to Tagaytay a wealth of experience and
the touch of success.
The team she has created for Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay is
trained and ready to serve guests any time of the day. The team elevates
guests’ experience of Tagaytay by serving them with a smile and recommending to
them activities that they may do within the vicinity of the hotel.
“If you want a new – and ultimate comfort – experience in
Tagaytay, you do not have to spend too much for a stay at Royale Parc Hotel.
Soon, we will have promos and packages to make your vacation less
stressful. We guarantee not only a good time but also one that will
change your view of Tagaytay to keep you wanting to come back, again and
again,” concluded Nilda.
For inquiries or reservations, call 0923-0889055/ (02) 984-1297
/ (046) 402-1980 or email: sales.royaleparctagaytay@gmail.com or visit
Facebook: Royale Parc Hotel Tagaytay. Vist the hotel now at Emilio Aguinaldo
Highway, Silang Junction West, Tagaytay City.
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