The Ascott Limited Philippines showcases uniquely crafted Christmas Trees that pay tribute to cultural heritage, local artistry and sustainability.

Ascott Bonifacio Global City Manila lights the way for Holidays with Casa Capiz campaign, launched mid-2025 and adorned with exquisite ornaments handcrafted from capiz by Ascott BGC’s partner beneficiary, Bataan Shell Craft Trading. The ornaments were handmade by local artisans from the municipality of Samal.

Ascott Makati’s Christmas tree is made with soft blush tones represent gentleness and compassion, while  brightness represents optimism and the hotel’s responsibility to care, guided by the Ascott CARES program.   Ascott Makati also launched Project Blush and Bright: Christmas Gift Drive, in partnership with Best Buddies Philippines, a non-profit organization that advocates for individuals with intellectual and developmental diversities. In the spirit of giving  the children with disabilities from San Lorenzo Ruiz Elementary School in Pasig are included in the program.

Joy Nostalg Hotel and Suites Manila showcases a stunning tree that captures the essence of artistry, bayanihan, and sustainability. The design details are made of a collection of recycled and upcycled materials, from Quezon’s bangkuan baskets to Pampanga’s parol, and upcycled Nespresso capsules crafted by the Negrense Volunteers for Change.  

Citadines Amigo Iloilo has a Punot-Inspired Christmas Tree. The punot, or bamboo fish trap, serves as a tribute to Ilonggo craftsmanship, a tool that has sustained families by the Panay coast for generations.  

 Citadines Bacolod City’s Christmas tree embodies a spirit drawn to the horizon, embracing resilience, hope, and compassion like water. Crafted from recycled textiles, twigs, and items gathered during the River of Life Coastal Clean-up in Sum-ag, the Christmas tree is adorned with sea-inspired decor — jellyfish, urchins, fish, and flora, mirroring the beauty of rivers and oceans. 

Citadines Bay City Manila festive theme and Christmas tree design relives the magic of Pasko sa Siyudad (Christmas in the City), reflecting the brand’s love for the cities. 

Citadines Benavidez Makati showcased a sustainable Christmas Tree adorned with parols of different sizes, the traditional Filipino lanterns normally used as  Christmas ornaments. The property also celebrated a significant milestone by unveiling its ACEN RES “Powered by Renewable Energy” badge, signifying that Citadines Benavidez Makati is operating on 100 percent renewable energy. 

 Citadines Cebu City’s 2025 Christmas tree shines with decorations inspired by the Pusô (hanging rice) — a timeless symbol of Cebuano culture and the weaving traditions that have been passed down through generations. The property partnered with ANTHILL that provided the puso ornaments. 

Citadines Roces Quezon City celebrates fashion, culture, and culinary arts at Its Christmas Tree Lighting Event that honored the rich Filipino tradition of weaving by featuring local merchants and the property’s beneficiary, Punique, which champions traditional women weavers who preserve the beauty of “puni,” or the intricate craft of folding and weaving palm leaves. 

Citadines Salcedo Makati’s Christmas tree glowed softly as it brought hope, a sense of community, and sustainable craftsmanship. The ornaments were made of upcycled body wash containers and discarded and sanitized slippers, handcrafted by the property employees.

lyf Malate Manila’s neon tree lit up the night with colors of joy, hope, and community. Together with Bahay Aruga, a free halfway house for pediatric cancer patients, the team celebrated the true spirit of Christmas by sharing light, love, and laughter that shine brighter than any neon glow.

lyf Cebu City unveils its sustainable Christmas tree made from repurposed towels, sourced from its sister property, Citadines Cebu CIty. To strengthen the hotel’s commitment to sustainability, the towels used to craft the Christmas tree will not be discarded and instead be upcycled into sustainable designer clothing, in partnership with Hem and Her and FilFabric by Get Spotted. 

Somerset Alabang Manila unveils a sustainable Christmas display inspired by the beauty of Mayon Volcano and the historic Cagsawa Ruins in Albay. Rooted in the Bicolano word magayon (beautiful), the design blends cultural storytelling with eco-friendly elements, celebrating the natural wonders of the Pacific Ring of Fire. 

Somerset Central Salcedo Makati has a unique Christmas tree symbolizes the hotel’s continuous commitment to sustainability. Lit during a simple and intimate tree lighting ceremony, the night was also a celebration of the hotel’s meaningful partnerships, shared successes, and sustainable efforts towards the community it serves and the environment. 

Somerset Millennium Makati Christmas  tree, titled Taguyod — meaning “support” in Filipino —reflects a value that resonates deeply with Somerset Millennium Makati. The Christmas tree was crafted with three thoughtful elements, made possible in partnership with Base Bahay Foundation Inc. — a non-profit organization initiated by the Hilti Foundation that provides alternative building technologies to help partners build comfortable, affordable, resilient and environmentally friendly structures.