The Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur Hotel in Malaysia has relaunched with a new look, following an extensive transformation. The venue has undergone a multi-million dollar renovation, increasing its capacity to 398 rooms and revamping its Club Lounge on the 38th floor. The Pavilions Lounge & Bar (pictured top) has also been redesigned. The venue’s meeting and banqueting facilities have been fitted with new furnishings and AV equipment. Mike Fulkerson, Vice President, Brand and Marketing Asia Pacific, Marriott International, commented: “As our most global brand within the Marriott International portfolio, Sheraton is recognized and trusted by guests worldwide. “We are ecstatic to see new energy injected into Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur because this hotel has deep roots in the local community, and we want to further build connections with travellers.”
Frank Beck, Managing Director of Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur, added: “We have been welcoming guests for the past 22 years and cannot wait to show them our new look after the completion of a multimillion-dollar facelift that encompasses a wider range of accommodation options, a new look for our meeting facilities and revamped dining concepts. “We strive to create everlasting memories that make us part of our guests’ lives while setting the bar for uncompromising service to offer guests an unrivaled stay and dining experience.”
Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur undergoes multi-million dollar renovation
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