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Conferences & Events CONFERENCES & EVENTS 11017893_CE_Bro_Kuala_Lumpur_A4_v4.indd 1 6/1/12 4:27 PM WELCOME TO HILTON KUALA LUMPUR Welcome Located within easy access of transportation and entertainment options as well as the business district, Hilton Kuala Lumpur oers an array of facilities for everyone. Complete with a range of meeting rooms and a Business Lounge, Guests will have the choice of event venues as well as access to dedicated Team Members and state- of-the-art technology. After all-day meetings, the Spa & Gym are the ideal places to relax and clear the mind. The hotel’s selection of restaurants serves food from around the world including Malaysia, Japan and Europe. All guest rooms and suites come complete with a 42” plasma TV, high speed wireless internet throughout the hotel and an open-plan bathroom with rain shower. Guests staying in the Executive rooms and suites have access to the Executive Lounge. The hotel oers a fully equipped Business Lounge, a choice of meeting rooms and flexible event venues. All corporate functions are fully catered to, regardless of size. 11017893_CE_Bro_Kuala_Lumpur_A4_v4.indd 2-3 6/1/12 4:27 PM 11017893_CE_Bro_Kuala_Lumpur_A4_v4.indd 4-5 6/1/12 4:27 PM LOCATION AT A GLA NCE Located in the heart of Malaysia’s n BUSINESS CENTRE AMENITIES & SER VICES LOCAL ATTRACTIONS a m h • High speed wireless internet access • High speed internet access • KL Sentral capital, Hilton Kuala Lumpur is g a n R i • Meeting rooms • Interactive TV • Lake Gardens l just 28 minutes by train from h u c d • Wheelchair accessible • In-room safe • China Town u b A • Soundproof rooms • The National Museum K the international airport and u n Business Lounge k Jalan Ampang • Smoking rooms available • Central Market a n 2 minutes from KL Sentral train l u a Set in an open workspace complete with • Laundry Service • Petaling Street T J n KLCC a fully furnished living room, selection • Concierge Service • Petronas Twin Towers station. Attractions such as la Petronas Twin Towers and Ja KL of books and a 42” plasma TV, this • The Spa & Gym PARLIAMENT TOWER lounge gives Guests the chance to enjoy • Swimming pool CHECK IN/OUT Bintang Mid Valley Megamall are easily JalanJalan Sultan Damansara IsmailHOUSE Jalan Bukit a comfortable yet practical working Check-In: 3:00pm reached and the beautiful Jalan Parlimen MERDEKA area which oers high speed wireless ON-SITE L EISURE FACILITIES SQUARE Jal internet and attentive Team Members. Check-Out: Noon an H Lake Gardens are on the LAKE an The tranquil spa oers a wide range GARDENS g J Hilton Executive Lounge of holistic treatments to cleanse and SULTAN eb GENERAL INFORMATION hotel’s doorstep. ABDUL SAMAD a relax the body and mind. The sauna NATIONAL t Jalan Imbi This lounge facility is fully equipped with MUSEUM BUILDING and steam room will also help to Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia KTM CHINATOWN high speed wireless internet and oers IBM 14km Jalan Pudu complimentary breakfast, beverages aid relaxation while the gym oers and the commerce, transportation KL MONORAIL Jalan Maharajalela and technological hub of the country. KL and snacks. It is exclusively available to experienced personal trainers who can Shell 5.2km design individual programmes. Set up It is a contemporary, cosmopolitan SENTRAL Guests staying in any Executive room or OCBC 3km suite and is the ideal location to prepare across two floors, the Fitness Centre city which merges traditional Malay, Jalan Loke Yew Chinese and Indian heritage, amongst BASF 19km for meetings or relax after a busy day. also has an outdoor pool which comes Jalan Istana with its own private sundeck. other cultures. It is the perfect spot for General Electric 500m n tha shopping and oers excellent dining an GUEST R OOMS options and attractions to see. The city B P PLC 200m b DINING & E NTERTAINMENT m a • 270 Deluxe rooms experiences a tropical climate with Petronas Carigali 7km BANGSAR S Jalan Traversn Hilton Kuala Lumpur oers its Guests a annual temperatures varying little from u • 60 Deluxe Plus rooms T Siemens 7.8km • 109 Executive rooms choice of ten dining and entertainment 22-34°C throughout the year. Jalan Syed Putra • 32 Executive Plus venues. These restaurants, bars and Nokia / Nokia Siemens 200m alan J • 32 Suites coee shops serve cuisine from around HP 4.2km • Total: 503 the world including Malaysia, Japan, China and Australia. Choose from Jalan Bangsar Jalan Sungai Besi gourmet fine dining establishments or relaxed casual eateries as well as a barista, tea specialist and wine sommelier. 11017893_CE_Bro_Kuala_Lumpur_A4_v4.indd 6-7 6/1/12 4:27 PM MEETINGS & EVENTS CAPACITIES & DIMENSIONS M M T E T E ET AR PE TIO N UE M SIZE (L X W) ING H ATR EP QU HA L C -S LASSROO OO RE H-S THE BOARDROO CABAR U C BANQ CEI TOTAL SQTOTAL FT R Level 6 Capacity Chart Grand Ballroom 13,292 80.40’ X 163.40’ 34.50’ 700 1000 1000 1500 300 600 300 300 Ballroom A 4,457 80.40’ X 54.80’ 34.50’ 210 420 300 500 100 200 100 100 Ballroom B 4,271 80.40’ X 52.50’ 34.50’ 210 420 300 500 100 200 100 100 Ballroom C 4,376 80.40’ X 53.80’ 34.50’ 210 420 300 500 100 200 100 100 Lake Garden Foyer 6,033 – ––––––––– Sentral Ballroom 2,796 52.40’ X 69.80’ 14.80’ 165 260 210 300 45 140 54 54 Sentral Ballroom A 993 52.40’ X 30.73’ 14.80’ 66 120 90 100 27 54 33 33 Sentral Ballroom B 1,428 52.40’ X 30.73’ 14.80’ 80 140 110 180 27 77 36 36 Sentral Ballroom Foyer 1,777 83.40’ X 21.40’ 14.80’ –––––––– Sentral Exchange 1,258 26.00’ X 47.00’ 12.50’ 36 90 60 140 30 48 30 30 Exchange A 723 26.00’ X 27.50’ 12.50’ 27 40 40 80 15 24 15 15 Exchange B 524 26.00’ X 20.00’ 12.50’ 12 20 20 60 12 12 12 12 Workroom 258 17.70’ X 14.50’ 12.50’ – 20 10 20 –––– Accord Network 1,460 46.80’ X 54.00’ 12.00’ 72 100 90 100 36 54 36 36 Accord 892 27.00’ X 27.00’ 12.00’ 27 65 60 60 18 36 18 18 Network 568 19.00’ X 26.00’ 12.00’ 18 36 40 40 15 24 15 15 Accord Network Foyer 744 62.00’ X 12.00’ 12.00’ –––––––– Level 7 Capacity Chart Suite 1 690 31.50’ X 21.60’ 12.50’ 30 50 40 60 15 32 15 15 Suite 2 680 31.50’ X 21.40’ 12.50’ 30 50 40 60 15 32 15 15 Suite 3 753 31.50 X 23.60’ 11.30’ 36 60 50 60 15 32 15 15 Living Room & Kitchen 1238 26.50’ X 46.00’ 12.50’ –––––––– Suite 3 Foyer 231 – 11.00’ –––––––– Level 34 Capacity Chart Sentral Meeting Room 436 14.80’ X 29.50’ 12.50’ –––– 12 ––– EVENT & M EETING ROOM FLOOR PLANS Theatre Classroom Cabaret U-shaped Boardroom Banquet Reception 11017893_CE_Bro_Kuala_Lumpur_A4_v4.indd 8-9 6/1/12 4:28 PM ROOM HIGHLIGHT With a modern design, this 35-storey hotel has 503 guest rooms which are all equipped with business and leisure amenities. Every guest room oers state-of-the-art business and leisure amenities including high speed wired or wireless internet, a sleek glass desk and ergonomic boardroom chair. Winding down after a day at work is easy with a large en suite bathroom complete with two showers and its very own TV. There is a selection of original local art work exhibited throughout the hotel which enhances the contemporary décor of every guest room. 11017893_CE_Bro_Kuala_Lumpur_A4_v4.indd 10-11 6/1/12 4:28 PM kuala-lumpur.hilton.com HILTON KUALA LUMPUR 3 Jalan Stesen Sentral | 50470 Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia T: +60 3 2264 2264 | F: +60 3 2264 2266 11017893_CE_Bro_Kuala_Lumpur_A4_v4.indd 12 6/1/12 4:28 PM.
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