Merry December events at Microtel GenSan

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Visiting Gensan this Yuletide Season? Don't fret, we have a lot of exciting things brewing just for you! It is a Yuletide of happiness in General Santos City!

The Christmas celebrations are in full swing at Microtel by Wyndham GenSan as they celebrate a December full of Yuletide happenings and New Year’s revelry. As the only international-brand hotel in GenSan which brings you world-class standards in accommodations, Microtel has a number of exciting events this month that will surely have you coming back for more.

Located right at the Valley High Complex, a lifestyle haven teeming with restaurants, café’s, and bars, Microtel GenSan started December right with a successful Christmas Tree Lighting event attended by city officials and Valley High patrons. The affair included a parade at the top of the program as well as a choir performance by the Children’s Joy Foundation and children of the Valley High tenants, which culminated with the lighting of the Christmas tree made of bamboo.

Microtel GenSan also launched its online promo. Take a selfie with the hotel’s Christmas tree as your background and post it in your Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook account with the hashtags #MicrotelPH and #MicrotelGenSan by December 31, 2014, and get a chance to win some cool freebies from the hotel.

On December 15 to 20, Microtel GenSan hosted a Christmas Choral Competition which was participated by numerous choral groups from corporate organizations, special interests, to the academe. The event was held from 6pm to 8pm with the winner announced on December 20. And on December 31, the hotel welcomes 2015 with its special New Year’s Countdown. Including an overnight accommodations with breakfast in a Double Room for P3,750, or a Suite for P4,750, the package includes a New Year’s Eve Dinner for two (2), a show featuring PULSE RATE, raffle draw, and fireworks display when the clock strikes midnight.

Microtel GenSan provides a safe, secure stay in decent-sized rooms and a good night’s sleep care of chiropractor-approved, queen-sized mattresses that are good for your back. Whether you’re in GenSan for business, pleasure, or just want to enjoy experiencing the Christmas season, Microtel GenSan at the Valley High Complex is the place to spend the season.

Microtel by Wyndham GenSan is located at the Valley High Complex, National Highway, General Santos City. For more information call tel. (083) 553-8080, cel. (0917) 319-7447 or email gensan@microtel.ph









Microtel by Wyndham® pioneered the no-frills hotel concept in the Philippines that targets the mid-market. Its approach is back-to-basics and focuses on providing consistently clean, comfortable, and secure accommodations at value rates. Microtel currently has 13 properties at Acropolis Q.C., Baguio, Batangas, Boracay, Cabanatuan, Cavite, Davao, General Santos, Manila, Puerto Princesa, South Forbes (near Nuvali, Sta. Rosa), Tarlac, and UP Technohub Q.C.  All Microtel by Wyndham hotels in the Philippines are managed by Microtel Development Corp., the hospitality arm of the PHINMA Group. For more information, call the Manila Sales Office at (+632) 899-7171, email sales@microtel.ph or log on to www.microtelphilippines.com. You may also follow us on Twitter @microtelph and like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/microtelphilippines for promos and updates.
 





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