Okada Manila’s Glass Ballroom draws attention upward. The resort describes a peacock-inspired ceiling, chandeliers and gold-accented finishes, giving the room a decorative identity separate from the property’s better-known outdoor fountain.
The current venue page places the ballroom in the Coral Wing and lists 300 square metres, with capacity for up to 200 guests. These are the operator’s headline figures for the ballroom, rather than a guarantee for every seating configuration.
The earlier launch announcement records the colourful ceiling, carpeted floor and audiovisual facilities. It also describes a boardroom, two lounges and eight meeting rooms alongside the new venue. Sales and marketing vice president Cielo Reboredo presented the opening as an expansion of the property’s events offering.
That announcement gives an area of 942 square metres, which differs from the current ballroom page. The sources do not clearly reconcile the discrepancy. The current 300-square-metre listing is the more direct reference for the ballroom itself; the older number should not be used as a confirmed room measurement.
The decorative approach is still clear. Pattern is concentrated overhead, while gold accents, chandeliers and carpet carry the interior treatment through the room. At the scale listed today, this is a setting for a gathering of hundreds within a resort known for much larger spectacles.
The launch description is historical context, not a newly announced 2026 opening. For the wider property, see the Okada Manila guide.
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