This high-end hotel overlooking the Malacca River is a 13-minute walk from the Stadthuys museum and 2 km from the revolving Taming Sari Tower.
The elegant rooms and suites feature antique-style accents, free Wi-Fi and cable TV. The 2 suites add separate sitting areas and river views, as well as 4-poster beds and free-standing tubs.
Breakfast and parking are complimentary. There’s an upscale restaurant, as well as a lounge and an old-world bar. Other amenities include an airy library, an outdoor pool, a glass-enclosed fitness centre, and a spa.
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