Limketkai Center

Located at the north concourse of this mall complex, Robinsons Cagayan de Oro is the first Robinsons Mall in Cagayan de Oro which was opened in 2002.[5][3][6] It houses Robinsons Appliances, Robinsons Department Store, Robinsons Supermarket, Daiso, Handyman and anchor shops that is hosted by Robinsons Malls.

Limketkai Luxe Hotel is a tower hotel that is located inside the mall complex. The 18-floor structure offers 100 guest rooms. The hotel is currently{[as of?}} the second-tallest tower in Cagayan de Oro.[7] The box-type tower is an iconic landmark to the city that is stand in solid gold, resembling Cagayan de Oro as the City of Golden Friendship.[8][9]

Originally, Limketkai Luxe Hotel wass planned as twin towers. Tower 1 that is currently existing was completed and was opened in 2013, while tower 2 should add for another 216 guest rooms and 36 floors. However, the construction for tower 2 is currently on hold.[7][10]

A two-level hypermarket operated by Rustan's Supercenters Inc., and is one of the mall's anchor stores.[11][12][13][14]

Since the 1990s, masses have been celebrated at Limketkai; first near the south concourse entrance, then at the Limketkai Atrium.[15] In 2014, the Masses were moved to another location - this time to a brand-new chapel inside the mall's east annex next to Shopwise.[16][17][18][4] The chapel is dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary of Manaoag.

Marks & Spencer is a British multinational retailer which operates under Stores Specialist Inc. of Rustan's. The branch in Limketkai is their first store in the city.[19]

All Home has been opened inside the complex.[20] AllHome is its main anchor.

Limketkai Mall is home to an activity venue called the atrium. It has a 4,500 seat capacity, and has hosted many local, national and international conventions and concerts in the city yearly.[21] It was also here where the city local candidates held their debate during the 2016 elections.[22]

The rotunda is a circular event venue.[23]

The mall houses four cinemas with one featuring Dolby Atmos, the first in the city.[24][25][26]

Rosario arcade is an al fresco area, and a popular bar strip in Cagayan de Oro which has been a night life and dining destination in the city.[27]

A bomb explosion ripped through a row of upscale restaurants at Rosario Arcade on the night of July 26, 2013. The bombing killed at least six and injured 48 others, many of whom are members of the Philippine College of Chest Physicians, who were attending their national midyear convention held at nearby Grand Caprice.[27][32]

Investigations found out that it was the Abu Sayyaf who led the incident and pointed out Renierlo Dongon as the primary suspect of the bombing. Dongon had served as a leader of the Khilafa Islamiya and once arrested sometime in 2013 and is connected as well to Abu Sayyaf.[33]

In the midst of the Bohol clashes, Dongon, along with his wife Supt. Maria Cristina Nobleza, was later caught by the authorities on April 23, 2017.[34]

Since 2009, concerns have been raised from several church groups and organizations after a casino was planned to open inside the mall complex.[35][36] The casino would be operated under Diamond Millenium Corporation, represented by Lorenzo U. Limketkai, and have a PAGCOR e-Games Station.[37] It would be placed inside the Lifestyle Podium next to the Limketkai Luxe Hotel, which is currently under construction and was set to open in January 2018.[38][39][40]

The Archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro expressed their opposition to this proposal, saying that the chapel could be removed and Mass would no longer be celebrated if the plan were to go ahead.[41][42][43] The Committee on Trade and Commerce of the city's local government is yet to review the proposal.