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Serenity at the Mabuhay Manor

Mabuhay Balikbayan
December 2008

EVER HEARD OF a hotel with a prayer cubicle? For guests who really want to be comfortable and relaxed, the Mabuhay Manor created a quiet space for its guests called the Prayer Cubicles. These rooms are accessible to their guests who want a silent space for meditation, a quiet moment, or just a simple corner to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Guests can use these Prayer Cubicles. It is available compliments of the Mabuhay Manor. The cubicles bring valuable respite and tranquility to balikbayans who are happy to have arrived safely home or are any moment bound to go back abroad.

“Not many hotels have this kind of tranquil space. It’s one of the things I really appreciate in Mabuhay Manor. When I go to the Prayer Cubicles, I get refreshed and ready to face another day.” says a long staying guest.

Guests coming from different faith groups are welcome to use the prayer cubicles located at the 3rd floor of The Mabuhay Manor.

IT’S THAT TIME of year—when cold mornings and evenings become regular fare. Yes, Christmas is here! For us Filipinos, Christmas won’t be complete without having a taste of warm, yummy bibingka. And of course, who can resist the hot tsokolate that reminds you of your lola giving it to you during your childhood days that is paired with it? Bibingka and tsokolate are what we Filipinos take to ward away the cold night air or early morning coolness when Christmas season comes.

At The Mabuhay Manor’s Sala, anyone can order warm bibingka—prepared with rice flour, kesong puti and itlog na maalat, topped with niyog and a sliver of butter—at any time of the day. Come and celebrate Christmas with each bite of bibingka and sip of Antonio Pueo tsokolate at The Mabuhay Manor any time of the year, and feel the wonderful warmth of love and sharing that is truly Filipino.

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