Hotel Majestic Malacca today, with my touch...
Majestic Malacca when it was a home; source: http://www.majesticmalacca.com
The oldest son squandered his inheritance and was forced to sell the mansion to a businessman named Lim Heng Fang. Luckily, Mr. Lim saw the potential of this building and preserved the building in its original state. He converted it into a hotel – the Majestic. The hotel soon got a social status with its dancing balls. It even got a “must stay” status when one was visiting Melaka. However, things changed and the hotel was sadly closed in 2000 and took a turn for the worse. The new owner operated it as a budget guesthouse. Backpackers and budget seekers squatted this piece of art. Better days for the hotel were on a horizon when YTL group took it over and the property acquisition was finalized in 2006. The main building was restored and, at the back, a new building in the same style was added. The new ten-storey building doesn’t outshine the original house. Basically, it is a nice addition to this charismatic hotel. The used materials are of high quality, such as massive furnishings and a replica of antique Victorian tiles. A nice addition to the bathroom is a beautiful freestanding bath. These are just some of the details. The rooms have a view of the river, which is slowly running through Melaka, invigorating the city for centuries. The swimming pool, fitness, and spa are there to satisfy even the most exacting guests.
Colonial Style
Vivi liked their library
Melaka needs a heritage hotel like this, especially when its main attraction is heritage itself. We didn’t stay here, but we took part in their Gin O’Clock which occurs on every Friday and Saturday from 5 PM to 8 PM. You can try three signature cocktails and enjoy in this heritage bar. Alcohol surely gives a bust to the imagination and helps to see the roots on which the city stands today.
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