Summit Ridge Tagaytay offers its lowest room rates

MANILA, Philippines - Tagaytay’s premier hotel complex, Summit Ridge Tagaytay, turns one this month. To celebrate its first year anniversary, Summit Ridge offers its lowest room rates ever since its grand opening in June 2009.

For P3,111 net, guests can check in at a Twin Classic room, which includes complimentary buffet breakfast for two as well as free use of the hotel’s amenities such as the outdoor swimming pool and the fitness center, and free Wi-Fi Internet access.

Those opt to check in at a King Classic room can avail of a discounted rate of P4,111 net, while the Deluxe rooms go for as low as P5,111 net. A group of four can check-in at the even more spacious Two-Bedroom Suite for only P7,111 net, or at the Summit Suite for P9,111 net. These suites are equipped with kitchen implements and have a living area as well as a dining area. Rates for both the Two-Bedroom Suites and Summit Suites include breakfast for four. The “111” rates are valid until June 30. Rooms are subject to availability and are not valid on long weekends and blackout dates.

Make use of your long weekend wisely by treating yourself and your loved ones to the familiar yet unique gastronomic delights of Annie’s Restaurant and C2 during the Independence Day weekend — “Ipagdiwang 6-12-10, Araw ng Kalayaan.” Scrumptious sets good for three persons are available until June 14. Satisfy your cravings for delectable Pinoy dishes for only P612 per set. Set A is kare-kareng baka and tortang alimasag, Set B is seared tilapia in coconut emulsion and satay bagnet, Set C is crispy pata and lumpiang hubad, and Set D is crispy kare-kare and Pinoy rice.

Take the whole family out to celebrate “Dad’s Big Day.” Summit Ridge treats the man of the house to a one-hour complimentary use of the hotel’s indoor badminton court. A bundle with your favorite dishes — boneless crispy pata, crispy kare-kare, Father’s Day pancit-pancitan and bagoong rice — is available for P1,800. Bundles are good for five persons.

Culminating an entire month of festivities is the first “Sugbahan sa C2” in Summit Ridge. The keyword is “sugba” meaning “grill.” On June 25, Summit Ridge’s anniversary date, feast on chicken inasal, inihaw na liempo, inihaw na pusit, and inihaw na hipon. Native food served in a bilao with a refreshing pitcher of local-flavored mojito is offered for a promo price of P1,785. One order is good for four persons.

GREEN AND GO

Wear Summit Ridge Tagaytay’s color (green) on June 25. Guests dining at the hotel restaurant with wearing a green accessory will instantly get a C2 Loyalty Card, while those clad in a green shirt on the hotel’s anniversary date will be given a 30 percent discount voucher published room rates at Summit Ridge valid for three months, and a 30 percent discount at Annie’s restaurant when they dine in on that day. And if you have the fashion fortitude to pull off an all green outfit — from top to bottom — you’ll get a 50 percent discount voucher on published room rates valid for three months, plus a 50 percent discount when you dine in at the restaurant on that day. So make sure to wear your greenest wardrobe when you head on up to Summit Ridge Tagaytay. Rooms and facilities are subject to availability.

Summit Ridge Tagaytay is owned and operated by Robinsons Land Corporation, located at Km. 58, Aguinaldo Highway, Tagaytay City. For inquiries and reservations, call 240-6888 or 0922-852-6800, or visit www.summitridgehotel.com.