Stay at The Majestic Malacca in Peninsular Malaysia

Stay 

The Majestic Malacca has 54 rooms and suites. The charming, rustic, colonial elegance, coupled with the touches of Peranakan flavour is evident in the antique tiles and decor. The rooms are large and well-appointed with lots of dark wood that gives it a colonial feel. Two signature suites have a separate seating area with open concept bathroom with a large clawfoot bathtub. Suites located on the top floor of the hotel, have commanding views of the Malacca River and a traditional Malay village.

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at the Majestic Malacca, but there are no specialist facilities available. However, babysitting can be arranged, if requested.

Dine 

Dining at the Majestic Malacca is at The Cuisine restaurant that serves an eclectic menu influenced by its rich multi-cultural flavours contributed by the Nyonya, Portuguese, Malay, Chinese and Indian cultures. The Mansion is the main restaurant for breakfast and dinner. The Lounge, presents an inviting space for midday refreshments or an afternoon tea. While the bar, designed to resemble an old-fashioned European saloon offers an extensive range of whiskies, cocktails and refreshments.

Relax 

Spa Village at the Majestic Malacca is the world's only spa to base its therapies on the healing heritage of the Peranakan culture - a unique combination of Chinese and Malay influences. Spread across two levels, the traditional Peranakan Chinese day beds are bathed in muted sunlight from floor to ceiling windows in the relaxation lounge while private treatment rooms exude refined luxury through fine porcelain wall tiles, ornate silverware and intricate traditional wood carving.

Experience 

The Majestic Malacca hotel provides complimentary guided walks around prominent historical landmarks of this 600-year-old coastal port. Experience the legacy of the Malay Sultanate, Chinese, Indian, Portuguese, Dutch and British, evident in Malacca's own charm, picturesque buildings, multi-racial population and narrow streets. Also take the interesting 45-minute cruise up the historic Malacca River, passing narrow old shop houses and river warehouses. The foodies are suggested to delve into the intricacies of authentic Peranakan cuisine with a cooking class at the hotel.