Pullman Miri Waterfront Offers Extensive Meeting Spaces

April 28, 2017

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Pullman Miri Waterfront Offers Extensive Meeting Spaces

AccorHotels has opened Pullman Miri Waterfront in Malaysian Sarawak, providing corporate travellers with versatile event spaces and views of the South China Sea.

The tallest building in Miri Waterfront Commercial Centre, the new Pullman hotel is a 10-minute drive from Miri International Airport, and features 328 contemporary, spacious rooms equipped with the latest technology and high-speed internet access with scenic views of the city and the sea.

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For meetings and events, the hotel offers an extensive selection of meeting rooms and ballrooms that can cater up to 1000 guests. The 1,100sqm pillarless Grand Ballroom has a seven-metre high ceiling and panoramic windows overlooking the river and South China Sea, providing an ideal setting for large corporate meetings and social functions. There is a smaller ballroom and five other function rooms, all of which feature modern audiovisual equipment to cater for events of different scales.

Food and beverage options include the All Day Dining Pullman Kitchen featuring an open kitchen concept; The Dining Room, which serves a selection of freshly made sandwiches and local favourites; and the Drinking Ape Bar & Lounge, serving a wide selection of exotic cocktails, wines and light snacks. On-property wellness facilities include a fitness centre, jacuzzi, sauna and spa treatments.

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“The opening of Pullman Miri Waterfront underlines AccorHotels expansion in Malaysia and reinforces the brand commitments that offer hyper-connected travellers an experience that combines both efficiency and wellness in this modern hub city,” says Garth Simmons, chief operating officer, AccorHotels Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore. “Pullman Miri Waterfront attracts cosmopolitan, sophisticated leisure and business travellers, who come to see and feel the abundance of natural beauty.”