Accor has
expanded its portfolio of hotels in Malaysia with the opening of a Mercure
in Miri, the second largest city in the state of Sarawak, Borneo.
The gateway to ecological
attractions such as Gunung Mulu National Park and Niah Caves,
Miri has long
attracted both business and leisure travellers.
Surrounded by
local attractions, government offices, shopping malls and a
heritage centre, the Mercure Miri City Centre reflects the area’s
vibrant culture with a collection of curated artwork that showcase
the region’s abundant flora and fauna, as well as Sarawak’s 32
ethnic groups.
The hotel is located a 10-minute drive from Miri Airport
and approximately 20 minutes from the border
with Brunei.
The Mercure Miri City Centre features 172 rooms
and suites, with the first category featuring a king or twin bed,
complimentary tea and coffee making facilities, a 55-inch TV and
high-speed Wi-Fi.
Two floors of Mercure Privilege Rooms offer
partial sea views along with slightly better amenities such as
coffee machines, while guests can also opt for the larger Junior
Suites or Deluxe Junior Suites to enjoyr a larger living area,
with a sofa and a bathtub.
The hotel also boasts an all-day dining
restaurant, two dedicated floors of meeting and event facilities,
a cafe and ice cream shop, a rooftop bar and restaurant, a
rooftop infinity-edge swimming pool and a fitness centre.
“Walking through our doors, guests will discover the stories
woven into every corner that speak volumes about Miri and its
people,” said Todd Williams, General Manager, Mercure Miri City Centre. “Adding to the culinary scene of Miri City, we offer a
lively collection of restaurants and bars that embrace Mercure’s
commitment to offering experiences tied to local communities,
iconic designs, while offering unique concepts, ours revolving
around quality home-made F&B options from locally
sourced seasonal produce, heartfelt and engaging service,
nightlife and entertainment. We aim to bring a fun-loving spirit
and upbeat approach to lifestyle hospitality, not only being known
as the go-to accommodation when visiting Miri, but also to be a
social hub and new favourite haunt for food, drinks and events for
locals and travellers alike.”
