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SITUATED
in the heart of Malaysia’s capital city,
Hotel Maya Kuala Lumpur is more than just a hotel.
This Malaysian owned and managed “boutique
urban resort” delivers more than comfort
and convenience in a strategic location.
“The main characteristic of a boutique hotel
is to cater to guests’ needs for privacy
and their wishes to be away from crowded areas.
The hotel’s focus is on entertaining guests
by creating an atmosphere that attracts all senses,
through contemporary yet natural design, coupled
with specially crafted services that provide convenience
to discerning travellers,” says I Z Melvin,
General Manager of Hotel Maya Kuala Lumpur. |
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Guest rooms
are located within naturally ventilated and lifted atriums
within the 22 storey building, which allow natural light
and ventilation to permeate all the guest rooms. The
hotel has a total of 207 rooms — 100 studios and
107 suites, most of which enjoy unobstructed views of
either the Petronas Twin Towers or KL Tower.
Checking in is done in the rooms and can be done as
early as 7 a.m. with prior arrangement. All rooms enjoy
24 hours Butler Service. Butlers cater to guest’s
needs including pressing, shoe polishing, drawing of
essential oil baths, and making hot beverages in the
room.
Guests have a choice of three eateries in the hotel
— The Maya Brasserie, Still Waters restaurant
and Ramah Tamah deli, all located on Level 1 of
the hotel. For lighter moments guests can enjoy the
Lobby Lounge which is tucked away and provides a relaxing
and cozy atmosphere for in-house and walk-in guests.
It’s an ideal place to enjoy drinks and snacks,
which is accompanied by our lively entertainers every
evening.
Maya Brasserie offers both ala carte selections and
a wide array from the buffet spread. In the evenings,
it serves traditional Nyonya cuisine. For a quick coffee
break, one can head for Ramah Tamah deli which serves
gourmet sandwiches and mouth-watering cakes.
The Japanese outlet, Still Waters, provides contemporary
dining known as “Sosaku” or modern Japanese
cuisine. This is mainly Japanese cuisine with influences
from Australia, Thailand and other parts of the world.
To relax and unwind, guests and members can head to
Anggun Spa. The hotel pool, located at the spa is Kuala
Lumpur’s only hydrotherapy pool with water jets
to massage the body. The Spa provides massages and various
healing therapies. There is also a fully equipped gymnasium,
yoga and aerobic studio. Focusing on smaller and more
intimate meetings, the ballroom can accommodate up to
300 persons, which can also be subdivided into three
separate function areas and 6 smaller meeting rooms
in various sizes are also available to cater for specific
requirements. For smaller meetings, a 12-seat executive
boardroom with video-conferencing facilities is located
adjacent to the Sky Lounge |
