IHG Opens Malaysia’s First Hotel Indigo in Kuala Lumpur

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(08/12/23)
 IHG has expanded its portfolio of resorts in
Kuala Lumpur with the opening of a Resort Indigo, marking not solely the model’s debut in Malaysia
but additionally the one hundred and fiftieth Resort Indigo globally.

The 180-room Resort Indigo Kuala Lumpur on the Park
overlooks Bukit Nanas and is flanked by KL Forest Eco
Park, the one remaining patch of tropical rainforest in central
Kuala Lumpur.

Sustainability in design is a giant point of interest
of the newly opened lodge. Upon getting into the foyer, company are
greeted by a residing vertical backyard, a particular central
staircase constructed from outdated railway sleepers and reinforcement
metal bars from the lodge website throughout development, and a
large-scale set up made fully from recycled plastic
bottles. As well as, there are function lights created from outdated
bottles, art work created utilising outdated books and reception desks
from rescued tree roots sourced inside Malaysia.

Amenities embrace two eating places, a 24-hour health centre,
library, out of doors pool and three versatile assembly and occasion areas.

“Resort Indigo Kuala Lumpur on the Park celebrates
the individuals, locations and experiences that make the neighbourhood
one-of-a-kind,” mentioned Ashleigh Garside, Basic Supervisor, Resort
Indigo Kuala Lumpur. “We’re excited to have the ability to share these tales
and encourage native discovery as our company forge significant
connections with this excellent metropolis and its individuals. The crew is
wanting ahead to making a keep expertise authentically native
to our neighbourhood right here in Kuala Lumpur for our company and
welcome people who reside locally into our house.”

Only a few of the close by Resort Indigo openings
scheduled for 2024 embrace Resort Indigo Saigon The Metropolis,
Resort Indigo Bandung Dago Pakar, Resort Indigo Bintan Lagoi Seaside,
Resort Indigo Jabal Al-Akhdar and Resort Indigo Palau.

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