Looks nice. The nights I’m looking at it is more expensive than the Sofitel and Fairmont but TBH I’m not a huge fan of the laterOverall a lovely property, interested to see where they price themselves compared to the other 5 star options.
Looks nice. The nights I’m looking at it is more expensive than the Sofitel and Fairmont but TBH I’m not a huge fan of the laterOverall a lovely property, interested to see where they price themselves compared to the other 5 star options.
Looks nice. The nights I’m looking at it is more expensive than the Sofitel and Fairmont but TBH I’m not a huge fan of the later




Free minibar’s a new one!? How very IC Royal Ambassador of them!Property: Novotel Sydney Central
Status: Gold
Room booked: Classic Queen
Room upgraded/type: Yes, Executive room (a very plain room on a high floor). The person next to me got upgraded as well. Said "its usually quiet on Sunday night"
Rate: Accor Flexible c$220/night
Free internet: Yes
Free Breakfast: No
Early check in/late out: Not needed/asked for
Welcome drink: Yes, onedrinks voucher
Welcome gift: Well! Little box of three wappered sweet treats, 2 bottles water and free minibar!!Seems a pretty good deal to me!
Could do with something on the walls
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- Club Millesime access denied with Miss H. Showed website screen shot that access was 9yo and older. Lounge dragon wouldn’t budge.
Extraordinary, given the screen shot.But this was the real kicker… Club Millesime access denied with Miss H. Showed website screen shot that access was 9yo and older. Lounge dragon wouldn’t budge.
Definitely one to avoid and we have had 4 stays at the Conrad now and it’s like chalk and cheese so that has become our go to in Manila.
Sound advice.I would highly recommend raising a ticket with Accor under the 'benefits not applied' category.
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Best specify in your initial contact what you would consider reasonable compensation e.g. refunding of SNUs, or crediting of ALL points. If you happen to have specific staff names that's also worth including.
If asking for compensation in points, I would suggest using the same cost the property sells Millesime access to external guests for, and asking for ALL points to the value of 3 Millesime guests x 3 nights.
No, sorry haven’t tried it.Have you tried the Admiral Hotel MGallery?
I'm going to Manila for a few nights in January and was thinking to give it a try, but also hold HH*D so the Conrad is a possibility
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- But this was the real kicker… Club Millesime access denied with Miss H. Showed website screen shot that access was 9yo and older. Lounge dragon wouldn’t budge.
- Went to reception and asked for manager. Manager also wouldn’t budge but offered to book us a table at the downstairs bar and provide snacks. Not even close to comparable to the full buffet in Club Millesime. This was a major fail for me given it was a clearly published benefit and I specifically booked this as a treat for the family.
- Service at the bar was incredibly slow and in no way 5 star.
- Ordered a red wine and watched as the as waiter walked through reception, took the lift and reappeared soon after with a half consumed bottle of red wine, presumably from Club Millesime. It was slightly comical given the same wine was on the list at the downstairs bar.
- Served warm rolls with butter as an apology for slow service, but the butter appeared to be half used from a previous guest and covered with some baking paper.
- Finally at check out there was a mystery charge of PHP50. I asked what it was for an was told “it’s for the cats”. It’s only about $1.50 Australian, but after being denied lounge access for three days I insisted it be removed as a matter of principle.
I expect singles and couples may have a very nice experience. But families should avoid.
Sofitel Manila is now very firmly on my do not stay list.

Interesting.
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