Hotel Sogo opens its new branch in Timog Avenue

Hotel Sogo, the largest hotel chain in the Philippines, continues to expand its hotel services to patron guests, travelers and families who are looking for a quick stop from the hassle and bustle of the metro with its 39th branch perfectly situated in a district brimming with life.

Strategically located in the heart of South Triangle, Quezon City, Hotel Sogo Timog Avenue branch is your gateway in experiencing top of the class service, authentic Filipino hospitality and comfortable lodgings at exceptionally affordable rates.

With more than 100 rooms, the hotel takes pride as it showcases a refreshing look of its lobby and the first Hotel Sogo branch to introduce the self-check-in kiosk. The kiosk is part of Hotel Sogo’s modernization and is designed to allow guests a digitized and more discreet transaction of their hotel stay. Transactions are then processed and checked at the front desk.

Hotel Sogo Timog Avenue also boasts the new state-of-the-art red and white façade which symbolizes the company’s passion and commitment to cleanliness, courteous service and positivity in all aspect of its services.

Set to cater young professionals, digital natives, travelers, and families, Hotel Sogo Timog is the haven of affordable lodging tied with modern yet inviting interiors, distinctive lighting, and outstanding accommodation. Truly, a perfect place when you’re looking for a second home.

So what are you waiting for? Be ready to be captivated by the stylish and relaxing atmosphere of Hotel Sogo Timog Avenue.

For more details, visit www.hotelsogo.com or like and follow Hotel Sogo on Facebook (facebook.com/hotelsogo), Twitter (@hotelsogo), and Instagram (@hotelsogo).

Comments

Anafe Compoc said…

Wow..andami na talaga nilang branches😍 kahit saang place ka pumunta, meron at meron ka talagang makikitang hotel sogo..sa na-oobserbahan ko, talaga namang they offers affordable rates compare to others...tapos malinis pa👍 tama lang 'yong tagline nilang "SO CLEAN..SO GOOD"😉😊

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