Behind the scenes, Alava and the hotel team work closely to ensure smooth operations, including executive chef Andrew Ko, who is shaping the property’s dining experience. “We’re excited to show Manila a different kind of Wyndham,” Ko says. “Wyndham Garden is the more premium sister brand, so guests can expect more. In food, we’re introducing a new dining experience in the Bay area — one that balances innovation with quality comfort.”
Chef Ko has been hands-on from the start, crafting a menu that speaks to both local and international guests. Inspired by the idea of a garden, his dishes highlight fresh produce, flavorful meats and seafood, and meals meant to be shared. “We’ll feature must-try Filipino dishes — some classic, others with a modern twist,” he explains. “Our foreign guests can discover Filipino cuisine here. They won’t need to go elsewhere to taste what our country does best.”
Guests may choose from three hundred well-appointed rooms, where natural tones, soft textures, and modern amenities come together to create a genuine sense of comfort. Amenities include an outdoor pool, a fully equipped fitness center, and meeting and banquet facilities for intimate gatherings or corporate events.
“The management invested heavily in world-class facilities,” Ko notes. “Our team has trained carefully to deliver the brand promise —convenience and comfort with a touch of premium Filipino hospitality. That same approach guides our food: hearty and familiar, yet thoughtfully innovative.”
As Wyndham Garden Manila Bay prepares to open its doors, the focus remains on delivering a seamless, memorable stay. “We’re redefining the guest experience,” Alava says. “From reservations to check-in and even the farewell, every step is designed to feel personal and effortless.”
The next time you plan a well-deserved rest close to nature, remember that serenity does not have to be far from the city. At Wyndham Garden Manila Bay, calm and convenience meet — right
where you are.