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Hotel101 tops off upcoming 702-room Libis development in Quezon City

It is set to be the largest hotel in the entire city  according to them.

It is set to be the largest hotel in the entire city  according to them.

On Friday, July 17, the DoubleDragon Corporation, the parent company of the Filipino hotel chain Hotel101 Group, announced that its has conducted the topping-off ceremony for its upcoming development in Quezon City.

Located inside the Robinsons Bridgetowne Estate and is a steps away from the Robinsons Opus Mall in Libis, the building structure and the topmost floor have been completed for the site, which will house a total of 702 rooms—the highest number for any hotel in Quezon City.

According to the company, the hotel forms part of its goal of 1 million uniform hotel rooms worldwide, which include 50,000 in the Philippines alone.

It also noted that in 2026 alone, there will be  additional 2,229 hotel rooms across its network, with 680 rooms already opened with the the first international branch in Madrid, Spain, which will be followed by the 519 rooms in Davao that will open on July 30, another 548 rooms in Cebu and 482 rooms in Niseko Hokkaido, Japan before the end of the year.

The recent opening of Hotel101-Madrid last March has also seen it generate revenue for the company, with the record single-day performance at 100% occupancy.

The DoubleDragon team is committed to put in the necessary hard work, entrepreneurial grit and perseverance towards this vision and eventually aims to make Hotel101 a truly global brand operating in various jurisdictions worldwide, and eventually bring a pinch of pride and honor to our fellow Filipino countrymen,” the company added in its statement.


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