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Discover, Work, and Stay Inspired in Iloilo City with Courtyard by Marriott Iloilo

In a city where heritage meets progress, Iloilo stands tall a both a cultural gem and an economic powerhouse. Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, the heart of the city offers more than just a destination - it offers a journey.

And at the center of this experience is Courtyard by Marriott Iloilo, your ideal base for both exploring and excelling.

This season, the hotel invites you to take advantage of two exclusive promotions tailored for discerning travelers: Explore Iloilo and Business Travel Privileges.


Explore Iloilo Package


Designed for leisure seekers, cultural explorers, and weekend wanderers, the Explore Iloilo Package is a gateway to the city’s best-kept secrets.


Guests stay in a Deluxe Room with daily buffet breakfast for two at Runway Kitchen, setting the tone for a comfortable and satisfying day.


The package includes a complimentary one-time drop-off to any Iloilo heritage church (choose from Mandurriao, Jaro, or Molo), good for up to four persons—perfect for those wanting to admire the city’s storied architecture and faith-filled legacy. 

Jaro Plaza fronting Jaro Cathedral 
Photo courtesy of KaTropa Shots

You’ll also receive a special 10% discount on Epic Escapes tours, including the popular Iloilo River Cruise and Guimaras Sunset Cruise, ideal for experiencing the city by water.


Early check-in and 2:00 PM late check-out are extended as complimentary perks (subject to availability), ensuring your schedule remains relaxed and flexible. 

Guimaras Cruise and Tour


To complete the experience, the package includes a 20% discount on Food & Beverage throughout your stay.


EXPLORE ILOILO PACKAGE

Selling Dates: May 30, 2025 – August 1, 2025

Stay Dates: June 1, 2025 – December 20, 2025

Room Category: Deluxe Room 

Inclusions:

  • Daily buffet breakfast for two (2) persons
  • Complimentary one-time drop-off to any Iloilo church (Mandurriao, Jaro, or Molo) for four (4) pax
  • 10% discount on Epic Escapes (Iloilo River Cruise & Guimaras Sunset Cruise)
  • Complimentary early check-in and 2:00 PM late check-out (subject to availability)
  • 20% discount on Food & Beverage

This package is perfect for those who want to slow down, soak in the local charm, and explore Iloilo with thoughtful touches and great savings.


Business Travel Privileges Package


For professionals and entrepreneurs, Courtyard by Marriott Iloilo introduces the Business Travel Privileges Package—crafted for ease, efficiency, and elevated comfort. 


This offer includes a stay in a Deluxe Room, with daily buffet breakfast for one (1) person, and an additional 1,000 Marriott Bonvoy points earned per night, helping you make the most of your business travel.


Guests enjoy both complimentary early check-in and 2:00 PM late check-out, based on availability, so your agenda stays flexible even on busy days. 



The package also offers a 20% discount on Food & Beverage, letting you enjoy refined local and international cuisine without leaving the property.


BUSINESS TRAVEL PRIVELEGES PACKAGE

Selling Dates: May 30, 2025 – August 1, 2025

Stay Dates: June 1, 2025 – December 20, 2025

Room Category: Deluxe Room

Inclusions:

  • Daily buffet breakfast for one (1) person
  • Additional 1,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night
  • Complimentary early check-in and 2:00 PM late check-out (subject to availability)
  • 20% discount on Food & Beverage

This package is tailored for today’s business traveler—those who need reliable service, reward benefits, and a smooth, productive stay in the city’s premier business district.


Whether you’re looking to unwind by the river, immerse in Ilonggo heritage, or maximize your business trip with extra privileges, Courtyard by Marriott Iloilo offers the ideal backdrop. 

With two distinct promotions that reflect the city’s dual charm of leisure and enterprise, now is the perfect time to rediscover Iloilo in comfort and style.


For inquiries or reservations, call (033) 330 7600, or visit Courtyard by Marriott Iloilo’s official Facebook and Instagram.

For room inquiries or reservations, visit www.courtyardiloilo.com


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