Towering over kuala lumpur's thriving commercial, shopping and business district, the 38 story sheraton imperial hotel occupies a prime location near the convention center and the 88 story petronas twin towers, arguably the world's tallest buildings. Business travelers, families, couples and friends also will discover near the hotel the upscale shops, restaurants, wine bars and night spots of bintang walk and asean heritage row.
the sheraton imperial combines modern technology with polished timber, malaysian architecture, italian marble, indoor palm trees and original art, especially in the four story atrium. The sheraton's staff of walking encyclopedias helps tourists plan itineraries and then directs them to the hotel's complimentary downtown shuttles.
after a busy day, guests can enjoy intimate meals in the hotel's three restaurants or get 24 hour room service. Botanica brasserie features international and local specialties, including buffets where diners choose their own ingredients. In addition, the celestial court serves cantonese cuisine, while the award winning villa danieli specializes in authentic italian cuisine, including wines served in riedel crystal glasses. Guests can then end their evenings in pavilions lounge, with live music and nightcaps.
for relaxation, the hotel offers a library and garden; a resort landscaped outdoor pool and bar against a backdrop of an italian villa; a fitness center; and imperial spa by mandara. The sheraton also provides meeting, ballroom, banquet, wedding and catering services for 14,000 square feet of space and 1,000 people. Other perks include limos; car, computer and cell phone rentals; business center; internet access in public areas; and babysitting and childcare services.
this kuala lumpur sheraton features 398 guestrooms and suites with high speed internet access, cd players, refrigerators, minibars, safes, designer toiletries and bathrobes.
with top rated accommodations and amenities, the sheraton imperial places business travelers, families, couples and friends right on the pulse of this emerging southeast asian metropolis.
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