Pullman Kuching Sarawak

Pullman Kuching 

Borneo, Malaysia

Stay 

Pullman Kuching features 389 rooms and suites. These are grouped in a variety of categories, all of which are well appointed, spacious and comfortable. The décor is of a typical hotel with plush beds, modern facilities including air-conditioning, a mini bar, TV and ensuite bathroom with separate shower & bath tub. All rooms come with a yoga mat, hand weights as well as an iron, safe and tea/coffee making facilities. Recommended executive rooms come with added extras bonuses.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at the Pullman Kuching. The spacious Family Rooms enjoy exclusive comfort in 51 sqm of space with a king size bed and a single bed and have full length floor to ceiling glass window to enjoy the city views. Babysitting service can be arranged, upon request. 

Dine 

Guests at the Pullman Kuching have an array of dining options. The modern and spacious Puzzle is their main dining restaurant, serving a buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner and a variety of a la carte options. Experience authentic Chinese Cuisine at the Nu Er Hong Restaurant or hit Café Ch@t for light meals during the day; cakes and sandwiches in the lobby at Café Ch@t. The Déjà vu, located in the modern lobby lounge offers alcoholic drinks, fine wines and has an excellent Tapas Menu.

Relax 

There is a 25m outdoor pool to relax with a refreshing drink from the nearby bar. Pullman Kuching’s signature spa features 7 treatment rooms with professional masseurs offering traditional Balinese massage, reflexology and facial treatments using local coconut or coffee. There is also a separate Sauna and steam room for male and female, hot and cold Plunge Pool and a rooftop terrace. Guests can also join Yoga and Zumba classes. 

Experience 

The city of Kuching is spread along the Sarawak River and Pullman Kuching is within walking distance of the waterfront’s bustling esplanade, where you’ll find an array of market stalls and riverside restaurants. Local highlights include Semenggoh Wildlife Centre, an impressive orangutan reserve, and Sarawak Cultural Village, an outdoor museum that showcases the traditional houses of the indigenous people of Sarawak. Also visit the Sarawak and Chinese History Museums.