This is an introduction to the condominium where Grandline students stay. Air Residences is a luxury condominium a 7-minute walk from the school, with a concierge, offering an environment equal to or better than Japanese housing standards. Many Japanese expatriates live there.

Security guards are on duty 24 hours and entry requires an ID card, so you can stay with peace of mind.

Rooms have a bed, study desk and sofa. All rooms are non-smoking.

The shower and toilet are separate, and shampoo and body soap are provided in the shower. Although in the Philippines you usually cannot flush toilet paper, small amounts are fine in this condominium.

There is a refrigerator, microwave, kettle and dishes, so you can do simple cooking (no stove).

Facilities and amenities

• Air conditioner
• Shower
• Western-style flush toilet
• Bed
• Desk and chair
• Refrigerator
• Microwave
• Kettle
• Dishes
• Safety box
• Wardrobe
• Hair dryer

Supplies

• Toilet paper
• Shampoo and body soap
• Towels

The 7th floor has a swimming pool, available for a fee from 6:00 to 22:00.

Amenity space

The 7th floor also has a spacious amenity area with Wi-Fi, which you can use for studying English, teleworking or online meetings.

For professionals on corporate training, regular employees often stay at Blakes Tower and their managers at Air Residences.

Air Residences, Yakal Street, San Antonio, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines

Shopping mall

Air Residences is attached to shopping malls (Air Mall and Assembly Grounds), making daily life very convenient. Supermarkets, convenience stores, pharmacies, restaurants, cafés, international post, massage, ATMs and money exchange — everything you need is there, and you won’t get wet even on rainy days.

Cleaning rules

• Cleaned daily
• Towels and bath mats changed daily
• Supplies such as toilet paper replenished daily

Notes on using the facilities

• Smoking is not allowed indoors. Please use the designated smoking area.
• Rooms have a Wi-Fi router with an unlimited data plan. Even so, internet connections in the Philippines can be unstable. We rent pocket Wi-Fi (fee required), but many people get a local SIM card.
• If cleaning or repairs are required due to smoking indoors or damage to facilities, you may be asked to pay the actual cost.
• Bringing outside visitors into the building without permission is strictly prohibited.