PURI HOTEL MALACCA

Hotel Puri Melaka is a boutique hotel located in the heart of Malacca. The link to the hotel's web site is
here.

Hotel Puri a 30 min drive from the North-South Highway via the Malacca-Ayer Keroh exit.

From the bus station Sentral, you would need to drive 10 min.
Surrounded by antique and bric-a-brac shops, it is only a stroll away from Malacca's historical precinct.

The hotel is a carefully restored Peranakan house which once belonged to the decendants of an eminent philanthropist and rubber plantation owner, Tan Kim Seng.

Extending 100 metres long, its distinct characteristics are its beautiful and intricately decorated façade and the impressive length of the house.

Retaining its old charm, Hotel Puri Melaka provides modern amenities to its hotel guests.

(Source: Puri Hotel)

To book a room, click on the following:
* http://directrooms.com/malaysia/hotels/puri-hotel-malacca-melaka-6183.htm
* https://www.malaysiahotels.cc/hotelpuri/reservation.html

Facilities
* 73 guest rooms + 9 suites
* Galeri Cafe
* Sekaya Garden
* Puri Lounge
* Heliconia Garden Cafe
* Room service (1100hrs - 2200 hrs)
* Conference facilities
* Safe deposit box
* Facsimile service
* Wireless Broadband Internet Access in Lobby, Cafe & Garden
* Postal service
* Laundry services
* Foreign currency exchange
* Trishaw / car hire
* City tours
* Baby sitting services (Advance notice required)

Map

(Source: Puri Hotel)

Some reviews
* The Rough Guide, Malaysia, 5th edition, 2006
"Set in a beautifully restored Peranakan shophouse, this is one of the best value options in town. Rooms are decorated in a contemporary style and make good use of space."
* Lonely Planet, Malaysia and Singapore travel guide 2007
"Chinatown has some fine buildings and Hotel Puri is one of them. This elegant creation is a superb renovated Peranakan manor house, its elaborate lobby decked out with beautiful old cane and inlaid furniture, and opening into a gorgeous courtyard garden (both wi-fi areas)."
* DK Eyewitness Travel, Malaysia, 2008
"Built in the 1870s, this traditional Baba Nonya townhouse has been carefully restored and retains its original features such as the elaborate stucco facade and mosaic-tiled floors. The rooms are pleasant and comfortable, while the suites are more stylishly designed."