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Review: Imperial Hotel Kuching

I recently stayed at Imperial Hotel Kuching. It is a 4 star hotel attached to a shopping mall and a serviced apartment.


There is a water feature greeting me when I first arrived at the hotel.


Check-in was fast and easy.


This is my room. Deluxe room at RM 199 with breakfast.


Tea making facilities and a mini bar below the counter.


Iron, iron board and security box.


Bath tub


and shower.

Facilities in the hotels include: 

Business centre (Open until 7pm)


Swimming pool


and a gym 
(Forgot to take a picture. Above picture from Imperial hotel's website.)



The hotel is connected to Boulevard shopping mall (as you can see behind this grand chandelier).


Passage to the mall 

Spent around 1 hour to walk around the mall. Very quiet and nothing caught my attention except the very cheap towel promotion from Boulevard Hypermarket. Bought 4 towels with RM 24.


The next morning, I took my breakfast at Imperial Garden Restaurant (hotel restaurant).


Nasi Lemak Pandan


Nasi Arab


Porridge Station


Egg Station (sunny side and omelette)


Local delight (Kurma chicken, mix vege & fried rice)


Potato wedges


Sausage, scrambled egg and baked beans


Bread butter pudding and vanilla sauce


Bread and pastry station


Noodle station with Sarawak Laksa

.

Classic Cereal bar (corn flakes, honey star and coco crunch)
and drinks (fresh milk, soy milk, mango juice and orange juice)


Coffee and tea from drinks machine (they are refilling the contents)


Salad bar (and fruits not in the picture)


They also have yogurt and muesli.


I always like toast a croissant if they have this kind of toaster.



I took a light breakfast for that day.

Verdict: 

Generally the hotel serve its function. I like the bathtub. The breakfast is standard. The shopping mall is not worth the visit. Would go out to look for dinner the next time.

Round round rating: 3.5 out of 5


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