Solaire Resort North began welcoming guests on May 25, 2024, after five years of development, according to Bilyonaryo Business. The casino complex in Quezon City is attributed to Enrique K. Razon Jr., described in the report as an ultra bilyonaryo1.
The property stands at 38 stories and holds 530 guest rooms and suites. Deluxe rooms range from 42 to 49 square meters, while suites run from 89 to 382 square meters. Gaming space totals 13,000 square meters spread across four levels1. The report describes it as Quezon City's first and only five-star luxury resort1.
Beyond the casino floor, the resort lists 14 dining outlets. Three are named as Solaire signature restaurants: Red Lantern for Chinese cuisine, Yakumi for Japanese cuisine and seafood sourced from Tokyo's Toyosu market, and Finestra Italian Steakhouse. Manyaman is described as a new restaurant serving Kapampangan dishes reimagined for a modern palate. Other outlets named include the Fresh International Buffet, Lucky Noodles, a food court, the Lobby Lounge and the Pool Cafe1.
Amenities include an L-shaped swimming pool with cabanas, a Kids Waterpark, a wellness center with spa treatments and fitness equipment, and a pillarless grand ballroom that seats up to 1,600 guests, plus banquet and conference rooms1.
"After five years of development, Solaire Resort North, the much-anticipated casino complex from ultra bilyonaryo Enrique K. Razon Jr., is finally ready to welcome guests starting May 25."
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Opening date | May 25, 20241 |
| Height | 38 stories1 |
| Guest rooms and suites | 5301 |
| Deluxe room size | 42 to 49 square meters1 |
| Suite size | 89 to 382 square meters1 |
| Gaming space | 13,000 square meters across four levels1 |
| Dining outlets | 141 |
| Grand ballroom capacity | Up to 1,600 guests1 |
What it means for players
Solaire Resort North adds a second Solaire-branded casino property in the Philippines, this one in Quezon City rather than Entertainment City. The report gives the size of the gaming floor, 13,000 square meters over four levels, but does not list which games are offered, table minimums, entry requirements, dress codes or whether foreign visitors and locals face different rules. Those details have not been reported1.
For players in Metro Manila, the opening puts a large gaming floor in the north of the capital region, away from the Entertainment City cluster on Manila Bay. The report does not state whether the property operates under the same license holder as Solaire Resort Entertainment City, nor whether loyalty programs or entry policies are shared between the two. That has not been reported1.
What happens next
No further dates, phased openings or regulatory steps are given in the report. The report directs readers to the property's website for more information1.
For background on the operator and the property, see Bloomberry Resorts Corporation: Solaire Resort North, Solaire Poker Room: Entry Rules, Games and Getting There. For the existing Manila property, see Solaire Resort Entertainment City: Entry Rules, Games and Getting There. For general rules on entry and play at Philippine casinos, see Can I Gamble in the Philippines? and Casinos and Integrated Resorts in Asia: Who Can Enter, What You Can Play and the Rules Inside.
