Meanwhile, Park Inn by Radisson Olongapo Central is a brand-new hotel that will mark Radisson Hotel Group’s entry into Olongapo, an emerging coastal city overlooking Subic Bay on the west coast of Luzon Island. This location is expected to attract leisure travelers seeking beachfront relaxation, diving and water sports, while also providing a gateway to the jungles and mountains of Central Luzon. The hotel will be located next to SM Olongapo Central Mall. Making its debut in Q1 2028, this property will offer 151 rooms, a lobby bar, a convertible breakfast area and private dining room, plus a swimming pool with a pool deck, lounge and kids’ pool.
Park Inn by Radisson Dasmarinas, on the other hand, will form part of the extension of the existing SM City Dasmariñas, the largest mall in the province of Cavite, which is a 50-minute drive away from NAIA. When it opens its doors in Q4 2027, this hotel will feature 151 rooms with a lobby bar, a convertible breakfast area and private dining room, grab & go kiosk, swimming pool with a pool deck, lounge and kids’ pool.
“These three hotels will be an outstanding addition to the SMHCC portfolio as it forays into newly emerging important destinations in the country. The anticipated opening of these properties underscores the expansion of our hotel group and will be an added boost for the Philippine hospitality industry,” Peggy Angeles, executive vice president of SM Hotels & Conventions Corp., said.
Radisson Hotel Group currently operates six hotels in the Philippines: Radisson Blu hotel in Cebu City and five Park Inn by Radisson hotels in Davao City, Clark, Iloilo City, Quezon City and Bacolod City. Other hotels in the group’s nationwide pipeline include Park Inn by Radisson, Radisson, and Radisson RED hotels in Cebu City, a Radisson Collection hotel in Boracay, and a Radisson Individuals member in Bohol.