Mio & Sons Opens at The Manila Hotel, Bringing Fine Art and Antiques to the Grand Dame

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Patrons of The Manila Hotel now have another reason to visit the historic hotel with the opening of Mio & Sons, a boutique specializing in selling fine art and antiques that brings a refined cultural and lifestyle experience.

Located at the lobby level beside the Champagne Room, the boutique showcases a carefully curated collection of paintings, decorative items, high-end jewelry, and rare collectibles. Among its highlights are porcelain pieces discovered in the Philippines, alongside artworks personally selected by owner Benjamin C. Yap, offering collectors and enthusiasts an opportunity to acquire distinctive pieces with history, character, and enduring value.

Owned by jewelry designer, arts and antiques dealer Benjamin C. Yap, Mio & Sons reflects his lifelong appreciation for fine art, heritage, and craftsmanship. Benjamin C. Yap is also a respected businessman and philanthropist who serves as Chairman of the House of Refuge Foundation and sits on the boards of several Philippine corporations, including The Manila Hotel, Manila Prince Hotel, Manila Bulletin, Centro Escolar University, and Philtrust Bank, among others.

“The Manila Hotel has been long a symbol of Philippine history and culture, making it the perfect home of Mio & Sons,” said Benjamin C. Yap. “We envisioned a space where guests, collectors, and art enthusiasts can discover exceptional pieces, from fine art and antique porcelain to timeless collectibles, and appreciate the stories and craftsmanship behind each one for years to come.”

The opening of Mio & Sons complements The Manila Hotel’s longstanding commitment to celebrating Filipino heritage and providing guests with experiences that extend beyond hospitality. The boutique offers a unique stop for visitors looking to discover fine art, antiques, and high-end collectible pieces while exploring one of the country’s most celebrated heritage landmarks.

Mio & Sons is open daily from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm at the lobby level of The Manila Hotel.

For more information, call +632 8527 0011 or +632 5301 5500, email info@themanilahotel.com, or visit www.manila-hotel.com.ph

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About The Manila Hotel

The Manila Hotel is located beside kilometer zero (0), where the City of Manila begins and is walking distance from the Philippines’ known landmarks: Rizal Park, Intramuros, and the National Museums. Defined by its history, elegance, and world-class service, The Manila Hotel maintains to be the choice hotel of the most distinguished clientele. Since 1912, The Manila Hotel continuously provides the best services and amenities for a truly memorable experience. It has more than 500 well-appointed rooms and 22 function rooms including three (3) ballrooms. Apart from these, the hotel offers five-star relaxation and wellness experiences with the Manila Hotel Spa, adult and children’s pools, and Manila Hotel Health Club. The hotel is home to the Heritage Museum, a treasure trove of priceless memories that narrate its illustrious past. It also has an Art Gallery which offers a window into a contemporary world, captured through the objective point of view of different artists. It has six (6) dining outlets, each offering a unique culinary adventure: Café Ilang-Ilang which is a favorite spot for its extensive selection of International buffet delights; Champagne Room with its Old European style fine dining and also hailed as the most romantic room in Manila—it features European cuisine in a posh, fine-dining setting; Tap Room, an Old English pub-inspired outlet where one can enjoy an evening of live music; Lobby Lounge which is ideal for casual dining, aperitif, post-dinner nightcaps, or leisure meetings; Red Jade, a fine dining restaurant that serves authentic Chinese cuisine; and Delicatessen that offers the hotel’s signature pastries, breads, chocolates, and pralines.

Hotel Contact: 

Marvin Kim Tan, Vice President for Sales and Marketing, +63 998 951 1912, k.tan@themanilahotel.com 

One Rizal Park, 0913, Manila, Philippines

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