Looking for an ambience as vibrant and unconventional as world renowned artist, Pablo Picasso? Let's listen to General Manager, Jan Michel Gautier invite us to make The Picasso our home away from home in the Philippines.
The Picasso Boutique Serviced Residences is every bit as chic and avant-garde as the creative genius that served as its inspiration. Wowing the public with its unveiling in November 2009, the design and concept in each of the 9 guest floors and 136 rooms reflect the artist’s philosophy, inevitably drawing guests in to enjoy this fashionable art hotel.
Living Room Area |
Deluxe Rooms | |
Malaga Studio | 45 sqm |
Barcelona Suite | 88 sqm |
Executive Rooms | |
Madrid Studio | 45 sqm |
Montparnasse Suite | 88 sqm |
Picasso Suite | 93 sqm |
Room Features | |
- Centralized air - conditioning | - Kitchenette with electric stove |
- Balcony | - Microwave |
- iPod docking station | - Electric Kettle |
- High-speed internet (for a fee) | - Refrigerator |
- 32" Plasma Cable TV | - Chinaware, silverware & glassware |
- DVD player (for executive rooms) | - Hairdryer |
***Rice Cookers and Iron & Ironing Boards are available upon request***
***Complimentary Internet Access is available 24-hours at the business lounge area***
Bedroom |
Studio Kitchenette |
Studio |
In celebration of Filipino Contemporary Art, the Picasso features various local artists every month and a half. An assorted collection of masterpieces are showcased in the Art Gallery located at the 4th floor, and are also displayed on the different guest floors for a truly unique visual buffet.
FUN FACTS:
- Just a few steps away is the popular street bazaar, Salcedo Market. It is open to the public every Saturday from 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM
- A far departure from the usual corporate uniforms of regular hotels, upon entering the lobby you will be pleasantly surprised by the friendly smiles of modernly attired staff; the concierge staff accessorized with fedoras, and housekeeping personnel in gondola stripe shirts, neckerchiefs, and jeans.
- Textured concrete found from the demolition of the old building’s construction are used as accents in the lobby. Fondly called “found art”, it gives an almost sentimental ambience to the ultra-contemporary look of the hotel. A beautiful parallel to the concept of marrying the past with the current.
RATING 5 out of 5
Aside from new and well maintained facilities, and its unique approach to hospitality, one thing that contributes to the ultimate appeal of Picasso is the feeling of privacy and exclusivity from not being situated in the center of the commercial district.
For a flawless mix of comfort and style without being over-priced, The Picasso is the perfect choice.
Accommodation: The spacious studios and suites are ideal for long-staying guests and also for those who intend to entertain a few visitors. Each room has a balcony that allows occupants to enjoy the view of the city and its cool night air.
Food & Beverage: There are an assortment of appetizers, entrees, and desserts to choose from, all of which are pretty to look at and even better to taste. The Lemon Sole with Spinach Risotto is highly recommended for a light but hearty meal; and do not even think of leaving Brasserie Boheme without a sip of the most refreshing frozen grape juice paired with their top seller, Mango Madness.