


Kuching, Sarawak 93100
Located in close proximity to the Sarawak River, the hotel features well equipped and spacious rooms that command panoramic views of the residing river.






Le Méridien Kota Kinabalu embraces the aesthetic and eclectic beauty of Sabah while boasting superb views of the city, Mount Kinabalu, and the South China Sea. Located in downtown Kota Kinabalu, and within easy walking distance of local attractions, the commercial district, and retail and entertainment facilities, Le Méridien Kota Kinabalu provides immediate access to some of Malaysia’s finest beaches and golf courses.
Beyond the hotel’s 306 spacious, well-appointed rooms, the hotel features four distinct restaurants: Circle Restaurant offers an array of international dishes in a casual setting; the Lounge is an oasis for a refreshment or a quiet drink; Rumba Latin Grill & Bar offers Latin cuisine; and the Pool Bar, located beside the swimming pool, is a place to relax with a drink and take in the breathtaking sunset every evening.
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Conveniently located along Jalan Pantai in the heart of the city, the Best Western Kinabalu Daya Hotel is about 10 - 15 minutes drive from the
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