Manila's grand icon
Carved on 44 hectares of picturesque oceanfront, Okada Manila is Entertainment City's iconic integrated resort. Stay, play, dine, relax — all amid the luxurious comforts of a one-of-a-kind, masterfully created space for five-star pleasure and leisure.
3T (True Clean. True Safe. True Heart)
Taken from our core principle “magokoro” or “true heart” in Japanese, our 3T campaign is carefully designed and implemented for the health and safety of guests and team members. Watch the video about it and visit www.okadamanila.com/3T to learn more details about 3T.
HEALTH AND SAFETY MEASURES
Okada Manila maintains strict safety and precautionary measures against COVID-19, even during the enhanced communiity quarantine.
The Coronavirus Crisis Committee, together with Okada Manila’s safety, sanitation, security, medical, and emergency experts developed protocols to prevent contamination of the property.
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The True Clean, True Safe, True Heart Commitment
Okada Manila's new 3T campaign ( "True Safe. True Clean. True Heart.") focuses on the health and safety of its guests and team members.
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THE OKADA MANILA 3T MANUAL
As we prepare to open our doors once again, we came up with our “True Clean. True Safe. True Heart.” (3T) campaign that aims to provide our guests a safe and memorable stay.
Read the full 3T manual to know more about how Okada Manila is keeping the resort safe.
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NOTICES TO THE PUBLIC
Alipay and WeChat Pay are now accepted in Okada Manila. Pay for a wealth of luxury dining, leisure and entertainment at Manila’s iconic resort with two of the world's largest mobile payment platforms.
Okada Manila does not offer or allow the use of bitcoin or other cryptocurrency in its casino or anywhere else in its property. Okada Manila has never authorized or partnered with anyone regarding the use of bitcoin or other cryptocurrency. Any claim or report that Okada Manila is offering or allowing the use of bitcoin or other cryptocurrency is false, inaccurate and unauthorized.
We are shifting to the 8-digit format as mandated by the National Telecommunications Commission’s memorandum order no. 10-10-2017.
Starting October 6, 2019, just add “8” as a prefix to our landline numbers.