We piled into the car on Saturday afternoon, November 14, and headed out for a family day at Ace Water Spa, inside Ace Hotel & Suites in Kapitolyo, Pasig City.
Christmas was already up when we walked in
The first thing we saw was Christmas. Right at the entrance, under the neon ACE Hotel & Suites and ACE Water Spa signs, there were trees with warm lights, silver gift boxes, a crystal chandelier, and even a light-up reindeer. Another corner had a giant silver bow, more trees, and ornaments in green, gold, and silver. Mid-November, and it already felt like the holidays had started.
That’s the Pasig branch: Ace Water Spa at Ace Hotel & Suites, United cor. Brixton Sts., Brgy. Kapitolyo, Pasig City.
Check-in was at the bright blue ACE Water Spa front desk. The counter was already dressed for Christmas — greenery, baubles, even a little Santa ship — and the staff had holiday antlers on. We got there a little after 4:25 in the afternoon.
The kids enjoyed the pool (and I had the best seat, on the other side of the glass)
Then the kids were in the water, and that was really the point of the day. They enjoyed it — you can see it in the pictures. My job was to wait, watch, and take pictures.
Cameras aren’t allowed inside, so I set up at ACE Coffee Lounge and shot through the glass. That’s how most of these pool photos happened. From there you can see the whole indoor hall: the lap pool under the lit ACE sign, and behind it the more colorful side, with palm trees, blue light, a little play area, a small slide, and a curtain of water. It looks bigger in person than you’d expect.
The youngest was easy to spot in a pink rash guard with SKY on the front and a red swim cap. In one photo she’s in the lane, grinning, with someone holding her up in the water. In another, she comes right up to the glass, hair still wet, and gives that huge smile, with the ACE sign glowing behind her. That one might be my favorite of the day.
One of the boys came up to the glass too, in a blue “Island Vibes” rash guard, hair still wet, grinning with the ACE sign and the pool behind him.
The other kids were in red caps as well. They clustered in the shallow end, came up to the glass to pose, waved from the lane, and later hung on the pool edge, still in the water, with that ACE sign lit over everything. I just sat there and kept taking pictures.
Corned beef at ACE Coffee Lounge
While I waited, I ate at ACE Coffee Lounge. I had the corned beef from the All Day Breakfast page. It’s ₱365, and the menu notes that prices are inclusive of VAT, with no service charge.
I don’t have a photo of the actual plate — only the menu page, which shows the corned beef with garlic rice and fried eggs. I was more focused on watching the kids than styling lunch, which, if I’m honest, feels about right for this kind of afternoon.
The lounge has an A La Carte counter too, with gold letters, a brick wall, plants, and teapots on the shelves. That’s where we were, looking out at the pool.
Dinner buffet at ACE Coffee Lounge
After the pool, we stayed for the dinner buffet at ACE Coffee Lounge, on the ground floor. I can tell you what was on the line, because I walked it with the camera.
The ACE Coffee Lounge sign is hard to miss — a big coffee cup with a little beach scene in it, teacups on the shelves, and the usual coffee setup underneath.
First up was the Pasta/Noodles Station: a chafing dish of pasta, plus bowls of penne, angel hair, pesto sauce, pomodoro sauce, and other toppings, with the pool still visible through the glass behind it.
Down the line, the chafing dishes were labeled Baked Salmon and Bang Bang Shrimp, with a salad bowl nearby. There were more covered trays too, including ones labeled Cilantro Ginger Chicken, Pork Pot Roast, and Bacon Wrapped Tenderloin.
The Japanese corner was the prettiest stop: paper lanterns with a lucky cat and cherry blossoms, sushi and maki on red and gold trays, little bowls of condiments, and chopsticks ready to go. A couple of the kids were already there, getting food.
And then the one everyone hovers over: lechon belly, with atchara and lechon sauce right in front, baby back ribs (corn on the cob on the same board), and an assorted grilled platter. Further down were bangus sisig and a couple of covered trays labeled Satay Fishball and Mushroom Chicken Salpicado.
Drinks were at the Beverage Station: juice dispensers (I could read Infused Water, Lychee Lemonade, and Red Iced Tea on the labels, plus an orange one I couldn’t quite make out) and a coffee machine at the end of the counter.
We ended up at table 22, plates already well underway, Christmas greenery on the partition, and the lounge still looking out toward the pool. A pretty good end to the swim.
The ACE Coffee Lounge menu
Since I was already sitting with the menu earlier, I photographed the whole a la carte list. Here’s the ACE Coffee Lounge menu from that afternoon, page by page. The All Day Breakfast page is in the corned beef section above; the rest of the unique pages are here.
We picked up the ACE Gold Card
We also picked up the ACE Gold Card at Ace Water Spa. The sign listed it at ₱1,995 (regular ₱2,399), valid for one (1) year from the date of purchase, with these perks:
- FREE ticket at Ace Water Spa
- FREE 2nd night (room only) at Ace Hotel & Suites
- FREE 1-hr extension at Party! Party! Family KTV
- FREE buffet for one (1) for a group of 4 at Ace Buffet
- FREE extra bed setup at Ace Hotel & Suites
- FREE 1-hr extension at Events Hall
- 50% off birthday perk at Ace Water Spa
- Discount vouchers at Ace Coffee Lounge and Sky High Bar
- And more digital perks available
Terms and conditions apply.
A good way to spend a Saturday
That’s the day, really. The kids got the pool, and they enjoyed it. I got corned beef, a window onto all of it, and then dinner with everyone at table 22. Not a bad trade, especially when one of those pictures is that smile through the glass.
If you want another family water day from us, we also wrote about our splash day at Aqua Planet in Clark. For other recent Metro Manila family meals, see our Mango Tree Cafe dinner at Gateway Mall 2 and our Hibachi Maginhawa review.
Our rating: 5 out of 5
★★★★★
- Food: Corned beef at ACE Coffee Lounge (All Day Breakfast, ₱365, inclusive of VAT, no service charge). Dinner buffet: pasta and noodles, baked salmon, bang bang shrimp, a Japanese corner, lechon belly, baby back ribs, and a beverage station.
- Kid-friendliness: The kids enjoyed it. Indoor pool, red caps, a play area with a small slide, and I could watch them from the lounge.
- Photo tip: Cameras aren’t allowed inside, so the ACE Coffee Lounge glass is how you get the pictures.
- Overall: 5/5
Frequently asked questions about Ace Water Spa in Pasig
Where is this Ace Water Spa?
Ace Water Spa is at Ace Hotel & Suites, United cor. Brixton Sts., Brgy. Kapitolyo, Pasig City. You can reach them at (02) 8628 1888 or 0917 542 5967.
Did the kids enjoy it?
Yes. That’s really the story of the day. They were in the indoor pool in red caps, waving at the glass, hanging on the edge, and still smiling when we sat down for dinner.
Can you take photos of the pool?
Cameras aren’t allowed inside the pool area. These pool photos were taken through the glass from ACE Coffee Lounge.
What is there to eat?
ACE Coffee Lounge, on the ground floor, has an a la carte menu and a dinner buffet. I had the corned beef from All Day Breakfast (₱365, inclusive of VAT, no service charge). The buffet line we photographed included a Pasta/Noodles Station; chafing dishes labeled Baked Salmon, Bang Bang Shrimp, Cilantro Ginger Chicken, Pork Pot Roast, and Bacon Wrapped Tenderloin; a Japanese corner with sushi and maki; lechon belly with atchara and lechon sauce, baby back ribs, and an assorted grilled platter; plus bangus sisig and trays labeled Satay Fishball and Mushroom Chicken Salpicado. The Beverage Station had juice dispensers (labels we could read: Infused Water, Lychee Lemonade, and Red Iced Tea, plus an orange one we couldn’t quite make out) and a coffee machine.
Is there a kids’ menu?
Yes. The a la carte menu has three “Just for Kids” pages. We photographed all three.
What is the ACE Gold Card?
The ACE Gold Card is ₱1,995 (regular ₱2,399), valid for one (1) year from the date of purchase. The sign at Ace Water Spa listed these perks: a free ticket at Ace Water Spa; a free 2nd night (room only) at Ace Hotel & Suites; a free 1-hour extension at Party! Party! Family KTV; a free buffet for one (1) for a group of 4 at Ace Buffet; a free extra bed setup at Ace Hotel & Suites; a free 1-hour extension at Events Hall; a 50% off birthday perk at Ace Water Spa; discount vouchers at Ace Coffee Lounge and Sky High Bar; and more digital perks available. Terms and conditions apply.
Is Ace Water Spa in Pasig a good family Saturday?
It was for us. We went on Saturday afternoon, November 14, 2026. The kids enjoyed the indoor pool, I had corned beef at ACE Coffee Lounge while I watched through the glass, we stayed for the dinner buffet, and we rated the day 5 out of 5.
Good to know: Ace Water Spa Pasig address and contact
Ace Water Spa
- Where: Ace Hotel & Suites, United cor. Brixton Sts., Brgy. Kapitolyo, Pasig City
- Contact: (02) 8628 1888 / 0917 542 5967
- Dinner: ACE Coffee Lounge (ground floor)
- More info: acehotelsuites.com/ace-water-spa
Our visit was on Saturday, November 14, 2026.