Your Guide to Asia's Casino Resorts
TH EN
Casino Guides · Philippines

Manila's Entertainment City: Casino Resorts Compared

Okada, Solaire and City of Dreams — how they differ and who each one suits.

B Bloger Gide 1 min read
Manila's Entertainment City: Casino Resorts Compared
Photo: Ramon FVelasquez / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

What Is Entertainment City?

Entertainment City is a casino-resort district on reclaimed land along Manila Bay in Parañaque, close to Ninoy Aquino International Airport. World-class resorts sit just a few minutes' drive from one another.

It buzzes 24/7 — casinos, restaurants, nightclubs and malls — especially on Friday and Saturday nights.

The Three Main Resorts Compared

ResortHighlightsBest for
Okada ManilaA giant dancing fountain and a vast indoor domeLovers of spectacle
Solaire ResortManila Bay views and diverse diningCouples and foodies
City of Dreams ManilaAn indoor kids' park and several hotel brandsFamilies
Okada Manila
Okada Manila, one of the largest resorts in Entertainment City

Rules and Dress Code

  • You must be 21 or older; bags are checked at the entrance.
  • Dress neatly — avoid flip-flops and tank tops.
  • Most tables use Philippine pesos (PHP); exchange at the cashier.

Getting Around Safely

From the airport it's 15–30 minutes by taxi or resort car depending on traffic. Use a ride-hailing app or the resort's transport, and keep valuables in your room safe.

TipWeekday evening traffic is heavy. If you're switching resorts, leave before 4 p.m. or after 8 p.m.

FAQ

Which Entertainment City resort should I stay at?

Okada for spectacle, Solaire for views and dining, City of Dreams for families.

How far is it from the airport?

Not far — about 15–30 minutes by car.

Want to visit Philippines without planning it yourself? Tell us your dates and budget — we'll get back to you with a package that fits.
Enquire about Philippines tours
Questions, reviews and travel buddies for casino-resort trips — from fellow travellers. ✎ Ask on the webboard
B
Author

Bloger Gide

We're a team of travellers who visit Asia's casino resorts in person to review everything — rooms, gaming floors, shows and restaurants.