Grand Opening of Hotel Sogo Alabang South Gate Branch

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Hotel Sogo has 40 branches (and counting) in Major highways and thoroughfares - making Sogo as the most recognized and fastest-growing hotel and lodging provider in the Philippines. Last June 21, 2019, Hotel Sogo Alabang South Gate Branch was opened. A mass and blessing was organized and attended by some friends from the media, VIPs, officials and special guests.




Hotel Sogo offers a better and more convenient low-cost lodging. They provides with top-notching facilities and services anchored on the following values: Cleanliness, Innovation, Efficiency, Courtesy, Discipline, and Teamwork. Famous to its tagline "So Clean...So Good", Hotel Sogo ensures the innovative and first-rate quality services to their clients and guests.

Courteous Hotel Sogo staff will greeted guests upon entering with a traditional Japanese bow to show the distinct level of courtesy and service that sets them aparts from the competition.

They put a premium on integrity, courtesy, and discipline. Their friendly staff are well trained in making sure that guests will have a satisfying stay - from front desk inquiries, food orders, and special requests and beyond.

Staying at Hotel Sogo is safe and convenient because they have a centralized 24-Hour Guest Assistance SMS Center where guests from any branch can communicate their concerns to their customer care center via text and get immediate actions - ensuring a high level of service.


Aside from traditional rooms, Hotel Sogo offers themed rooms that the guest will surely amazed and feel comfortable. They have Oceanarium, Masquerade, Pirate , Butterfly and so many choices to choose from. They also improved their food and beverage service to assure that each guest will have an enjoyable and satisfying dining experience while staying in the hotel.


 #HotelSogo #SoCleanSoGood

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