Tropicana Nov-Dec 2020 #133 The Festive Issue

THE VACATION
“We hope that guests
who walk through
our doors take a piece
of the neighbourhood
back with them
and appreciate a
design that is bold,
original and rich in
character”
Swimming Pool
Jann, the chinoiserie styled bar
Lady Yi’s Tea House
includes a comprehensive map for staycationers to discover
major and hidden gems, from hip haunts and street food to
cultural treasures and Instagram-friendly alleys.
“We look forward to welcoming guests back to reconnect
with the sights and sounds of the neighbourhood,” enthused
Abhimanyu Singh, General Manager of Four Points by
Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, Chinatown. “We have gone above
and beyond our normal protocols and are redefining our
cleaning and safety standards to provide our guests with a
safe environment.”
“Efforts, in all details, have been consciously made to
capture the essence of Chinatown, its trade and livelihood
of the days gone by,” said Dato’ Choy Wai Hin, Executive
Director of MASTERON Group of Companies and owner
of the hotel. “We hope that guests who walk through
our doors take a piece of the neighbourhood back with
them and appreciate a design that is bold, original and rich
in character.”
At the moment, Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur,
Chinatown is offering three distinct experience packages:
“Love In The City”, a romantic stay with all the little details
taken care of, “Kids Stay Free”, which offers a complimentary
adjoining kid-themed Deluxe room and “Culinary Escape”,
which is aimed at foodies, with an upgrade to Premier
Downtown room.
As the new normal evolves, the hotel has also launched
The Business Club, an initiative that reinvents workspaces
and promises guests safe and engaging workspaces to fuel
productivity. The co-working space concept starts at RM49
per day for a hot desk and includes business services, access to
the hotel’s pool and gym, free parking and a set lunch.
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