Five-star sparkle at Seda
Seda Vertis North is in the thick of its festive season, which it launched on 15 November 2022.
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Seda Vertis North is in the thick of its festive season, which it launched on 15 November 2022.
THE ceremonial tree-lighting of Seda Vertis North was graced by Mayor Joy Belmonte (fourth from right) and other officials of the Quezon City Tourism department.
"Seda" in the Philippines (and in Spain) means silk, a natural fiber known for its luster, shine, strength, and durability. It is also the strongest natural textile in the world — perfectly describing the largest premier hotel north of Metro Manila: Seda Vertis North.
The five-star hotel has stood the test of time, even through the Covid-19 pandemic, recently celebrated its 10th anniversary.
Seda Vertis North is in the thick of its festive season, which it launched on 15 November 2022. The event was its annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, with the theme "Winter Wonderland" in shades of royal blue, white, and silver.
The ceremony was led by Seda Vertis North's French general manager Christian Pirodon.
He said, "It is the hotel's first time again after two years to celebrate such a joyous occasion. We are all happy to have you here with us as we usher in the upcoming holiday season, enjoying delicious food and refreshing drinks specially prepared by our culinary team."
The culinary team is led by talented Filipino executive chef Elmer Enriquez. He is also in charge of Misto, the hotel's buffet restaurant which means medley or mix.
The Misto holiday buffet spread this December starts at P1,800++ per person, while Straight Up Rooftop Restaurant offers party packages inclusive of hors d'oeuvres, alcoholic drinks, and more starting at P1,700++ per person for minimum of 50 persons.
The celebration began with the gracing of Seda Hotels very own group officers: Melissa Carlos, Christian Canda, and Eileen Escobido; Seda Vertis North's management committee Christian Pirodon, Virgie Gula, Maricar de Ocampo, Don Bazar and Clarice Sy, with esteemed guests of honor, Quezon City Mayor Maria Josefina G. Belmonte; Quezon City Tourism Department's OIC, Maria Teresa Tirona; District 1 Action Officer Ollie Belmonte, and OIC Chief Tourism Operations Officer-Tourism Regulation Division Ivannovich Agote.
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