CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar, the country’s
only heritage resort located in Bagac, Bataan, is set to re-open its
doors on June 16, three months after the lockdown brought about by the
novel coronavirus pandemic.
Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar, which sits on a 400-hectare property,
launched “Secured Stays at Las Casas” campaign — the brand aspires to
redefine cleanliness and safety measures to bring back guests’
confidence in hotel stays and traveling in general.
Marivent Resort Hotel, Inc. President Paul Kerr emphasized the
property gives utmost attention on the safety of its guests and
employees “more than anything.”
Deriving guidance from the Department of Health (DOH) and the
Department of Tourism (DOT), stringent protocols were initiated to
assure hotel guests that the heritage site adheres to optimum
standards of sanitation.
The province of Bataan, where Las Casas found its home, has continued
to register optimistic recovery statistics for the virus. And in
cooperation with the local government, Las Casas is hopeful that the
possibility of “flattening the curve” within the community may be at
hand.
A part of Historic Hotels Worldwide, Las Casas was awarded by
Destination Deluxe as Asia’s Most Excellent Destination in 2017. It is
also is included in the Conde Nast Johansens Luxury Global Collection
and Hotels Pencities Luxe Guide.
