Bloomberry’s Solaire Resort Entertainment City has added two new premium gaming areas aimed specifically at high-rolling Korean and Chinese players.
Dubbed the “Mandarin Room (Yao Xuan)” and the “K-Room (Cheon Un),” Solaire told IAG that the venues are “fully operational micro-casino spaces” designed to “create comfortable environments for our Mandarin-speaking and Korean-speaking players.”
Both rooms cater to the top three tiers of Solaire’s loyalty program – Emerald, Ruby and Diamond – and “have the capacity to accommodate VIP and rolling players,” the casino operator indicated.
Each room is equipped with a “curated mix of slot machines and table games,” with the product selection being “heavily influenced” by feedback from guests.
Aside from the aesthetic design and food and beverage offerings tailored to players’ tastes, Korean- and Mandarin-speaking Player Development Managers “are always present in the rooms,” Solaire added.
The launch is part of Bloomberry’s efforts to boost its premium gaming segments, following a FY25 net loss of Php2.6 billion (US$44.3 million). The loss was recorded despite just a 3% yearly drop in gross gaming revenue (GGR) to Php59.8 billion (US$1.02 billion) during the period.
The group’s Entertainment City property, where the new rooms are located, saw a significant 23% year-on-year decline in FY25 GGR to Php41.2 billion (US$702 million), with Bloomberry Chairman and CEO Enrique Razon Jr noting that “2025 was a challenging year” which led to “resort enhancements to both Solaire properties.”
Bloomberry earlier this year sold off its Korean casino Jeju Sun and is doubling down on its online segment Solaire Online as it continues its Solaire North ramp-up.
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