The Majestic Malacca is an architectural gem that sits gracefully on the banks of the Malacca River. Made up of a newly refurbished colonial mansion built in the 1920's and a new 11-storey wing, The Majestic Malacca is designed for a truly unique cultural experience, honouring the past while provid Read more
The Majestic Malacca is an architectural gem that sits gracefully on the banks of the Malacca River. Made up of a newly refurbished colonial mansion built in the 1920's and a new 11-storey wing, The Majestic Malacca is designed for a truly unique cultural experience, honouring the past while providing every modern convenience. (JH Oct/2008)
The Majestic Malacca is an integral part of Malacca colourful history. The original serene mansion, dating back to the 1920's, remains at the heart of the hotel, whilst a new building has been created, mirroring the original architecture, to house 54 spacious rooms and suites.
The design integrates old with new, modern with historic, ensuring that the total experience is one that is authentic, honouring the past while bringing every modern convenience to bear.
The lobby is located in the heart of the original mansion. Furnished with teakwood fittings, oriental rugs, porcelain lamps and artwork of the bygone eras, the area exudes the warmth and luxury fit for the discerning guest. Original Portuguese porcelain tiles, turquoise wooden shutters, and intricate cornices bring guests to a beguiling journey through an enchanting heritage.
Located on the banks of the river, which in yesteryear teemed with Chinese junks and spice-laden vessels from all over the world, this city hotel provides a glimpse into the splendid saga of an extraordinary empire. The tourist centre, Jonker's Street, and the Stadhuys are a 15-minute drive from the hotel. A'Famosa (fort) and the Baba and Nyonya Heritage Museum can be reached by car in 20 minutes.
This air-conditioned hotel is an integral part of Malacca's colourful history. The original serene mansion, dating back to the 1920's, remains at the heart of the hotel, whilst a new building has been created, mirroring the original architecture, to house 54 spacious rooms and suites. The design integrates old with new, modern with historic, ensuring that the total experience is one that is authentic, honouring the past while bringing every modern convenience to bear. There is a lobby with a 24-hour reception, a restaurant and conference facilities. Guests can also use the laundry service.
The Majestic Malacca is an architectural gem that sits gracefully on the banks of the Malacca River. Made up of a newly refurbished colonial mansion built in the 1920's and a new 11-storey wing, The Majestic Malacca is designed for a truly unique cultural experience, honouring the past while providing every modern convenience.
Each room is sumptuously appointed, in an elegant combination of luxury, tradition and modernity. Bespoke furnishings call to mind the glory days of old Malacca, while floor to ceiling windows framed by silk drapes bathe the room with soft light. Standing on warm timber floors is an inviting four poster bed finished in rich teak and dressed in cool cottons with an ornate silk runner. A matching silk-upholstered chaise lounge provides a cosy spot to gaze out over the river and let your imagination take you back in time or simply curl up with a book. Luxuriate in the large claw foot bathtub, either in secluded privacy or with the screen doors folded back to chat to your partner or watch your favourite show on television surrounded by a fragrant bubble bath.
There are 52 Deluxe Rooms and 2 Suites, each with a flat screen colour TV with satellite and music channels, a safe deposit box, mini-bar, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryer, writing desk and an IDD telephone. The marble bathroom has a claw foot bathtub, separate glass-enclosed rainforest shower and a marble top vanity counter.
The Mansion dining room, with its original Straits Settlement windows overlooking the Malacca River and Kampung Morten, offers a casual atmosphere for breakfast and dinner. Gourmet travellers will be well catered for, as dishes from the Portuguese, Dutch, English, and Baba-Nyonya cultures are combined in an adventurous menu that takes guests on a true culinary journey of the region. Savour the freshest ingredients infused with a rich combination of spices and aromas in an eclectic selection of Nyonya appetisers, soups, salads and colourful Nyonya desserts. This venue accommodates up to 106 persons and has two private dining room options.
The lobby is located in the heart of the original mansion. Furnished with teakwood fittings, oriental rugs, porcelain lamps and artwork of the bygone eras, the area exudes the warmth and luxury fit for the discerning guest. Original Portuguese porcelain tiles, turquoise wooden shutters, and intricate cornices bring guests to a beguiling journey through an enchanting heritage.
