- Address
- Batu Ferringhi Beach, 11100
- Chain
- PL
- Opened
- 1990
About Parkroyal Penang
Centrally located on the scenic Batu Ferringhi beach, Parkroyal Penang, Malaysia is a quality resort and spa that basks in the sun. A short and scenic drive from Penang Airport and Penang's major tourist attractions, hotel guests will be delighted to experience the resort's corporate and holiday amenities. Of course, all of this is served with liberal doses of the famed Malaysian hospitality that is as warm as the tropical sun. In keeping with the hotel's status as a resort hotel, most of the 309 tastefully decorated and comfortable rooms, including 30 suites come with a private balcony and a breathtaking ocean view. Each room is tastefully decorated and comes equipped with all modern amenities that you need to mnake your stay comfortable. The warmth extends to the choice of restaurants as well. Tantalise your taste buds at any of the hotel's three restaurants or simply chill out at either of the two fun bars. The ever-popular Tiffins Restaurant serves an intriguing blend of Continental cuisine. Guests staying at the hotel will enjoy the Tamarind Brasserie's a-la-carte and buffet offerings, both Asian and International, while Cool Bananas-the poolside cafe serves up views of the pool, garden and sea, along with light snacks and refreshing drinks. The hotel's Sunset Bar and Javana Lounge both offer a relaxed and soothing ambience to accompany your drinking pleasure. The resort's well-equipped function rooms and Andaman Grand Ballroom give Parkroyal Penang the flexibility to cater to functions for groups ranging from of 5 to 400 guests. Whether it's a business or social event, the carefree resort ambience together with the resort's banquet professionals will help you make your evening memorable.
Parkroyal Penang, Malaysia is located on the north-western coast of Penang Island (Pulau Pinang), alongside Batu Ferringhi beach. The hotel is just 17kms from Georgetown and 31kms from Penang Airport. Penang Island is linked to the mainland by the Penang Bridge spanning 13.5kms across the channel.