Elevated comfort, signature hospitality

Ayala Land Hospitality has renewed experiences for its guests as Seda Hotels upgraded its services across three of its properties in Bonifacio Global City, Cagayan de Oro City, and Davao City.

“We took a thoughtful, holistic approach to create spaces that are more intuitive, more comfortable, and better aligned with how people travel today,” Paloma Urquijo, creative director of Ayala Land Hospitality, said. “For guests, that means design that feels relevant and comfort that feels intentional. For our teams, it’s something to be proud of. These are inspired spaces, and when you have the opportunity to be in a positive environment, it redefines how you solve problems and care for guests. This transformation isn’t just something that guests will see; it’s something that they will feel.”

The reimagined Seda Hotels service was designed with the travel maximizers in mind, who can now come back to a familiar sense of home not only with the space but also with the people, built on authentic connections and personal care that guests have come to expect and cherish in every Seda property.

Located in the prime and convenient spots among busy city centers, Seda BGC in Taguig, Seda Centrio in Cagayan de Oro, and Seda Abreeza in Davao remain the top choices for travelers seeking convenience, comfort and connectivity. The hotels now offer enhanced amenities and new experiences with the same warm service known and loved by many.

From refreshed rooms designed for the ultimate relaxation and new and improved dining concepts for every visiting guest to a service culture that makes everyone feel at home, Seda Hotels continues to serve as an authentic extension of Filipino hospitality.

The newly transformed Seda BGC, the modern traveler’s urban sanctuary, opened on 23 July; Seda Abreeza, a charming hotel that offers a serene escape inspired by Mindanao’s rich heritage, on 28 July; and Seda Centrio, a place that connects guests to the vibrant local culture and adventure that define city living, on 31 July.