Stay at the latest Starpoints hotel in KL

Amid the sprawling cityscape of Kuala Lumpur, take a breather at StarPoints Hotel Kuala Lumpur from the strains of work and daily commute. Within the bustling capital of Malaysia, there is a place that fills one’s yearning for an escape, even for just a moment.

NEW HOTEL: StarPoints Hotel Kuala Lumpur boasts 137 tastefully furnished rooms with contemporary designs.

Located in the Little India, along Jalan Masjid India above the popular Haniffa Departmental Store, StarPoints Hotel Kuala Lumpur offers easy access to popular tourist destinations such as KLCC, KL Tower, Central Market, National Square and lots more.

The hotel shines with its stylish rooms and suites which are further enhanced with comfortable air-conditioning, Internet access and cable TV in each accommodation. It houses 137 tastefully furnished rooms with contemporary designs, featuring four Executive Deluxe rooms, 34 Deluxe rooms, 99 Superior rooms.

The hotel’s restaurant offers a fine selection of delights, while the corporate centre provides services for travellers’ urgent business needs.

StarPoints Hotel Kuala Lumpur is the initial Southeast Asian footprint of Star Hospitality Hotels and Resorts, the arm of ETA Star Properties, a leading property developer in the UAE.

Stay here and savour ethnicity at its best on your doorstep.

Stroll along Little India and see it yourself the vibrancy of the textile outlets, jewelry stores and wonderful bazaars while the smell of exquisite south Asian cuisine fills the air.

Check it out at www.starpointshotel.com.

Source : BorneoPost
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Kuala Lumpur to welcome first 'dry' hotel from UAE - Star Points

UAE investor ETA Star Enterprise, which manages the Star, Hallmark and Sahara brands of hotels and serviced apartments in UAE, is expanding overseas with its first hotel, the Star Points Kuala Lumpur, scheduled to soft launch in Kuala Lumpur end-June.

A three-star business-class hotel with 140 rooms, the property will be the first 'dry' hotel for the city, which means it will not serve alcohol, according to senior general manager, area manager Malaysia, Mr Adil Anwar. In keeping with the brand's image, there will also not be any noisy entertainment such as discos, night clubs and fun pubs.

Located on Masjid India Road, a busy shopping area mainly for Indian textile and merchandise, the hotel hopes to attract Indian merchants and business travellers from Iran and the Gulf.

Mr Adil said the company was also looking to lease and manage more hotel properties in Kuala Lumpur, Langkawi and Sabah. "We are looking at a minimum of five hotels and hotel serviced apartments within the next three to five years in Malaysia," said Mr Adil. All the properties will not serve alcohol.

Malaysian inbound operator World Avenues executive director, Mr Ally Bhoonee, said a dry hotel was a new concept in Malaysia but it might work, especially if the targeted clientele was Indians and Middle East nationals.


Source : TTG
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