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Welcome to Kuching City Accommodations No. of Average Cost – Daily There are over 4036 rooms in categories of 3 to 5 stars, Category Type budget motels and boutique hotels. As you can see the Rooms Rates prices are astonishingly low, thanks to our poor exchange rate! Which benefits you. Currently you pay 5 Stars Single/Double 1015 RM 305 – RM 500 only 70 to 125 US dollars for a 5 star hotel room. 4 Stars Single/Double 1377 RM 300 – RM 450 3 Stars Single/Double 325 RM 120 – RM 350 Budget Single/Double 697 RM 68 – RM 120 Boutique Single/Double 127 RM 70 – RM 600 Resort Single/Double 459 RM 200 – RM 1000 *The information is provided by Ministry of Tourism Sarawak and is correct at the time of printing in 2016. **All hotel rates (by web rate) are correct at the time of printing, exclusive of 16% service & government tax in 2016. *** All Exchange rates are for illustration purposes at RM4: USD1 Accommodations H i l t o n K u c h i n g H o t e l www.Hilton-Kuching.com Hilton boasts 315 elegantly appointed guestrooms with breath taking river views or colourful city views. Facilities include a fully equipped gymnasium, tennis courts, an outdoor swimming pool amidst landscaped gardens, 6 delightful food and beverage outlets, a full range of business services and wireless broadband connections throughout the building. The Waterfront Hotel http://thewaterfrontkuching.com/ The Waterfront Hotel is a brand new 5 star boutique hotel located in the heart of the Legacy Square historic district of Kuching. Situated above the Plaza Merdeka shopping center and surrounded by many historical architectural landmarks, it serves as an anchor in the neighbourhood. Accommodations Merdeka Palace Hotel and Suites http://www.merdekapalace.com/ Merdeka Palace Hotel & Suites combines the finest comfort with great hospitality and service, offering guests affordable luxury. Strategically located in the city centre just 25 minutes from the airport, the 20-storey privately owned 5-star hotel provides 213 hotel rooms and apartment suites. R i v e r s i d e M a j e s t i c Kuching Hotel http://www.riversidemajestic.com/ is overlooking the Sarawak River, the hotel commands a panoramic view of the city and the Kuching Waterfront. It is 20 minutes away from the Kuching International Airport and just minutes away from the city’s major tourist attractions. Adjacent to the hotel is a 5-storey shopping podium featuring a cinema complex and bowling centre. Accommodations Pullman Kuching http://www.pullmanhotels.com/gb/hotel-6332-pullman- kuching/index.shtml The newest addition to the 5-star international brands in the city. Located in the heart of Kuching on top of the hill at Jalan Mathies, Pullman Kuching offers an astonishing panaromic view. The hotel is adjacent to a two-storey city life-style shopping centre “Hills Shopping Mall” and is within walking distance to the commercial centre and city attractions. Grand Margherita Kuching https://www.grandmargherita.com/ The hotel is situated in the heart of the city’s business, entertainment and shopping district, the hotel is 20 minutes drive from the Kuching International Airport. With tourist attractions such as the Kuching Waterfront, Tua Pek Kong Chinese Temple, Fort Margherita and Main Bazaar nearby, Grand Margherita Hotel certainly has the best location in the city for business or leisure. Accommodations Imperial Hotel Kuching http://www.imperialhotelkuching.com.my/ the latest and largest addition to Kuching’s 4 star business hotels is strategically located just 10 minute’s drive from the Kuching International Airport and 10 minutes to the city’s central business district. It sits on top of the Boulevard Shopping Mall and adjoins the Imperial Suites. C i t a d i n e s Uplands Kuching http://www2.citadines.com/en/malaysia/kuching/uplands.html is set in the culturally rich city of Kuching, Citadines Uplands is located in the prime location of Jalan Simpang Tiga, a hub for education and local federal government administration offices. Across is The Spring Shopping Centre, one of the largest shopping malls in East Malaysia and this strategic location provides a quick 10- minute drive to the Samajaya Free Industrial Zone. Accommodations A b e l l Boutique Hotel http://abellhotel.com/v3/ Abell Boutique Hotel’s interior is sleek, fresh, chic and contemporary with modern amenities. Creatively designed, with “colours” as the main concept depicting Malaysia’s vibrant culture & culinary heritage, it fuses comfort and style to offer restful rooms, a funky lobby, convenient function room plus an exciting restaurant and bar in an inviting and conducive environment. T h e L i m e t r e e H o t e l http://www.limetreehotel.com.my/ is a unique, lime-themed 3-star boutique hotel in the heart of Kuching. With 50 rooms and suites, it is located in the charming Chinatown (Padungan) area, minutes away from major shopping malls and is 8-10 mins away from Kuching Waterfront. The best feature is a gorgeous RoofTop Restaurant with airy ambience. Accommodations B a s a g a H o l i d a y R e s i d e n c e http://www.basaga.com/ Discover a unique stay at Basaga Holiday Residences. Basaga is set amongst a few acres of luscious tropical gardens which offer you a peaceful and comfortable environment. Batik Boutique http://batikboutiquehotel.com/ is one of the newest chic lifestyle hotels in town and has shot to great popularity because of its classy nonya-batik theme, friendly service and fantastic Japanese eatery. Located in the centre of town, down the road from the Kuching Hilton and Pullman Interhill shopping centre, Batik offers 15 individually designed rooms, unconventional hotel facilities and provides all the ingredients of luxury lodging while treating guests as part of the family. Accommodations T h e R a n e e http://www.theranee.com/ is an exclusive 24-room boutique hotel strategically located in the heart of Kuching’s picturesque Old Town. In catering to the discerning traveller, The Ranee boasts an all-day dining/bar serving local and international cuisine, a café offering freshly baked delicacies, an in-house tour desk, and even a business meeting room. And do not leave without trying The Ranee’s Tuak - Sarawak’s famous tipple! Kuching Waterfront Lodge http://www.kuchingwaterfrontlodge.com/ One of the first budget boutique lodgings in Kuching, the Waterfront Lodge is housed in a historic shop lot along Main Bazaar in the city centre, and in full view of the Astana across the river. Where the hotel is, the scenic Kuching Waterfront is right across the road, historic Carpenter Street behind and the colonial Old Courthouse three minutes’ walk away. The inviting warmth of its nonya-themed décor, clean rooms and beautiful ethnic pieces carved in wood are its best features Accommodations L ot 10 Boutique Hotel http://lot10hotel.com/ in Kuching was originally the Sarawak Co-Operative Central Bank that was officially opened by Sarawak’s 1st Chief Minister Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan on Saturday 28th August 1965. It is now renovated and converted into a downtown prevailing chic hotel. Situated at the heart of commercial area keeps our guest close to the city, business centre, eateries and tourist attractions in Kuching. We offer the experience of modern lifestyle and also your home away from home. Whether it is for business or leisure needs, indulge yourself in our whimsically modern guest rooms. Lot 10 Boutique Hotel also feature THE PIPE, a modern Western & Asian Fusion fine dining, bar, lounge for your ultimate experience in Kuching. D a m a i Beach Resort http://damaibeachresort.com/ is situated along the sandy beach of Teluk Bandung, facing the breathtaking South China Sea (on the northwest coast of Borneo) nestled Damai Beach Resort, a self-contained haven residing on a 90 acres of sea frontage, clad among the world’s oldest tropical rainforest by the slope of the legendary and majestic Mount Santubong, a mere 40-minutes drive from Kuching City, the capital of Sarawak and 50-minute drive from Kuching International Airport. Local Cuisine F r i e d M i d i n (Jungle Fern) Sarawak Food Sarawak is truly a food-lover’s paradise! For those missing the tastes of home, you’ll be comforted to know there are many international cuisines right here in this corner of Borneo alongside Kosher, Gluten-free, Vegan and Vegetarian selections. And for those who feel adventurous, feel free to explore all the mouth watering cuisines of the Malay, Chinese, Indian and various Tribal groups that live here. Sarawak’s own food is organic freshly grown and locally sourced from the neighbouring jungles, so quality and freshness is always guaranteed. Local Cuisine Ay a m P e n y e t w i t h R i r i g l e a v e s I k a n T e r u b o k M a s i n (Salted Fish ) Local Cuisine: Places to Eat Cafe -Cafe Kuching@ The Original Car Wash This is a unique concept because the carwash is one of the biggest here in Kuching, providing car wash, vacuum and waxing services. So when customers come here, they can treat their car (to a carwash) while they treat themselves to a meal here, as we have an electronic system for the car services where a beeper will alert you once your car is done. The Original Carwash restaurant serves Western cuisine and mango juice grown at their own orchard, which can also be purchased.
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