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Courtyard by Marriott Fukui, Japan
Courtyard by Marriott Fukui is part of the Fukui-densha Street Redevelopment project, a multi-use commercial and residential complex, and is located approximately 45km from Komatsu Airport.
The hotel offers 252 guestrooms and suites, and features two dining venues, lobby lounge and bar, as well as a fitness centre and meeting spaces, which comprises four event rooms and a ballroom.
Lloyd’s Inn Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Each guestroom at the new 110-key Lloyd’s Inn Kuala Lumpur has been designed to bring the outdoors indoors, so guests can experience a slice of ‘Bali’ within an urban city.
Rooms range from 17m² to 50m², with a dipping pool (jacuzzi), F&B, co-working space, as well as event spaces.
The hotel’s sustainability efforts comprise replacing single-use shower bottles with pump dispensers, transitioning from plastic to paper amenities, and naturally-ventilated corridors to save energy on using around the clock air conditioning.
Situated in the bustling area of Imbi, nearby are the newly-opened Exchange 106 mall at TRX, KLCC, Bukit Bintang, Pavilion Mall and the iconic Petronas Twin Towers.
Novotel Phnom Penh BKK 1, Cambodia
Novotel Phnom Penh BKK 1 boasts 254 guestrooms, ranging from Superior rooms to Executive Suites with either city or Mekong River views. Guests staying in Executive Rooms can enjoy access to the Executive Lounge on the 20th floor, offering private meeting spaces for both work and social interaction. Other facilities include F&B venues, a swimming pool, fitness centre and spa.
Located just a few minutes’ walk to Bassac Lane and Langka Lane, two of the liveliest neighbourhoods in Phnom Penh, the hotel is also within a ten-minute walk from the Independence Monument and Wat Langka, one of the city’s oldest pagodas. Shopping malls, office buildings, and the riverside area are also within easy reach.
ibis Jakarta Raden Saleh, Indonesia
Featuring 105 rooms with city views and cosy comforts, ibis Jakarta Raden Saleh’s prime location affords access to the CBD and transportation hubs, as well as to historical landmarks including the arts, cultural, and science centre of Taman Ismail Marzuki, local markets and restaurants, as well as shopping malls.
Facilities include a social hub in the lobby, six versatile meeting and function spaces, and an all-day dining restaurant. In its efforts to reduce plastic pollution, no single-use plastics are used throughout the hotel’s operations.
