ANGELES CITY – A grand hotel to complement royal weddings is now open at the Grand Palazzo Royale complex located along the Clark Circumferential Road in Barangay Cutcut here.
Hevea Hotel and Resort was inaugurated with its Korean owners leading the ceremonial ribbon cutting alongside prominent businessman Ruperto Cruz on December 12.
Rowena Villanueva, Hevea general manager, said the hotel has 120 rooms which are larger compared to ordinary hotel rooms. She added that Hevea also boasts of high-tech components incorporated in the hotel rooms.
Villanueva said Hevea Hotel and Resort makes for perfect honeymoon suites for newly-wedded couples since it is located right across the Church of the Risen Christ at the compound of the Grand Palazzo Royale which has gained a reputation as a prime location for wedding receptions.
Hevea’s Korean chief executive officer, Yong Min Na, said the hotel’s chefs are from five-star hotels in South Korea which makes the food one of the strong points of the hotel.
“You can enjoy authentic samgeopsal and other Korean foods here,” he said.
A holy mass officiated by Fr. Dan Dizon preceded the ribbon cutting.
