Ushering in a glowing Christmas
The glow of Magayón did more than light up the hotel lobby — it illuminated a season of reflection, generosity and joy.
The glow of Magayón did more than light up the hotel lobby — it illuminated a season of reflection, generosity and joy.
SOMERSET highlighted its charitable initiatives, directing support toward the Philippine Institute for the Deaf through the Soap for Hope project.
MAGAYÓN: A sustainable Christmas glow.
Somerset Alabang Manila officially kicked off the holiday season with a celebration that fused elegance, heritage and sustainability.
Centered on its Christmas tree lighting ceremony, the event — themed “Magayón: A Sustainable Christmas Glow” — drew inspiration from the fiery majesty of Mt. Mayon and the historic beauty of the Cagsawa Ruins, creating a display that felt both grand and deeply rooted in Filipino heritage.
Among the distinguished guests were The Ascott Philippines’ country general manager Patrick Vaysse, Cluster general manager Rennan John Reyes, DoT Assistant Secretary Sharlene Batin, and a host of valued partners. Together, they marked the evening as a testament to community, shared purpose, and the meaningful connections that define Somerset’s philosophy of hospitality.
The event was more than a visual spectacle. Somerset highlighted its charitable initiatives, directing support to the Philippine Institute for the Deaf through the Soap for Hope project, implemented in partnership with Diversey Philippines and the Sergia Esguerra Memorial Foundation. By blending celebration with social responsibility, the property underscored that the spirit of giving remains at the heart of its holiday festivities.
Guests enjoyed an intimate program of performances and seasonal treats, all designed to evoke warmth and a sense of home. As the lights flickered across the hotel’s creatively decorated lobby, the atmosphere reflected Somerset’s vision of creating spaces where comfort, culture, and community intersect, offering both residents and visitors a welcome pause from the fast pace of modern life.
The glow of Magayón did more than light up the hotel lobby — it illuminated a season of reflection, generosity and joy. Somerset Alabang’s celebration served as a reminder that the holidays are not just about festivity, but about connecting, sharing, and building moments that linger long after the lights have dimmed.
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