Filinvest gears up for new hotel dev't
The Philippine Star|June 20, 2024
The Gotianun family is investing P2.7 billion to kick-off its new line of hotels which is expected to further fuel the growth of the group's hospitality business.
RICHMOND MERCURIO

Filinvest Hospitality Corp. (FHC) said it has formally topped-off Grafik Hotel Collection Baguio, its latest hotel development located within Camp John Hay.

Grafik Hotel Collection Baguio, which will feature 256 upscale accommodations, five food and beverage outlets, a grand ballroom, meeting spaces and a spa, is eyed for opening by the first quarter of 2025.

The hotel is the first property in FHC's Grafik Hotel Collection, a new line of hotels "aiming to deliver guest experiences that will inspire stories about Filipino culture and heritage."

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