Enjoy a Warm Hospitality and Rich History at Malacca, Malaysia

Malacca was founded by an escaping prince from Sumatra in the 14^th century It was later on turned into a major trading port for ships from India and China as the Portuguese conquered Malacca in 1511. After a century, it was conquered by Dutch until later the British Empire took over and ruled Malacca.

Many remnants of the pasts are still standing today in Malacca. These historical remnants include: the Melaka Sultanante Palace which was reconstructed at the foot of St. Paul’s Hill, the Stadthuys, the official residence of the Dutch Governor which has many costumes and relics on display; the Kampung Keling, Mosque, a blend of Sumatran and Western architecture with a 3 tier pyramid roof and a touch of Hindu influence; and Cheng Hoon Teng, a temple that is believed to be the oldest in Malacca. It is adorned with Mythological figures and animation made of broken glass and porcelain. Its wood carvings and lacquer work are truly breathtaking.

Complementing the spirit of historical atmosphere in Malacca is Malacca Straits Hotel. It captures Malacca’s rich past of and its people are known for their good nature which provides an excellent experience to those who choose the pleasure of staying awhile. Inside Malacca Straits Hotel are traditional batik motif and elegant teak furniture.

Each room in Malacca Straits Hotel features: An air-conditioning system, private toilet and bath, cable television, coffee/tea maker, Internet connectivity, mini-bar, telephone, and safe. Whether it’s about business or pleasure, Malacca Straits Hotel will make sure that your needs and demand are well taken cared of.

Visit Malacca Malaysia and stay at Malacca Straits Hotel, a refuge rich in history, excellent service and warm hospitality.

To book online, visit: www.malaccastraitshotel.com