Imperial International Hotel
Malaysia, Sabah, Kota Kinabalu City

Imperial International Hotel is located at the city centre is most acclaimed address. As an integral part of the Warisan Square shopping paradise and the hip and happening of KK Waterfront entertainment complex, where you can enjoy a wide range of culinary delights and entertainment options, the hotel is part of the new cultural heart of the city. Only 10-minutes from the Kota Kinabalu International Airport, the hotel boasts an ideal waterside location bringing together business, commercial and cultural centres of Kota Kinabalu.

The hotel features 208 tastefully decorated rooms and is located only fifteen minutes drive from the airport and conveniently close to restaurants, popular entertainment venues and local attractions. Other facilities include a restaurant, two bars, fitness centre, solarium, swimming pool and three meeting room configurations catering for up to 120 delegates

Facilities at Imperial International Hotel

• Balcony Rooms
• Banquet
• Bar/Pub/Lounge
• Business Centre
• Cable/Satellite
• City Centre
• Concierge

• Conference Facilities
• Foreign Exchange
• Golf
• High Speed Internet Access
• Laundry
• Non-smoking Rooms
• Parking

• Restaurant
• Room Service
• Safety Box
• Tennis
• Airport

The Rooms at Imperial International Hotel

• Air Condition
• Cable/Satellite
• Coffee/Tea

• Hair Dryer
• High Speed Internet Access
• Minibar/Fridge

• Safety Box
• Television

About Kota Kinabalu City:

Sabah has a dense jungle interior and the region’ s highest mountain. It's a perfect place for eco-adventures and is a naturalists/botanists dream destination. It's also home to some of the region’s premier dive sites (Sipadan) An intense adventure destination. The capital Kota Kinabalu, was virtually rebuilt after the 2nd world war and is a modern city with good air links to KL. Attractions nearby include the Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary and the Sabah State Museum, which includes an exhibition of skulls – reminder of a time when Sabah was known for head hunters.

Sabah has a dense jungle interior and the region’ s highest mountain. It’s also has some of the region’s premier dive sites (Sipadan) and is a naturalists/botanists dream destination. The capital, Kota Kinabalu virtually rebuilt after the 2nd world war is a modern city with air links to KL. Attractions nearby include the Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary and the Sabah State Museum, which includes an exhibition of skulls – reminder of a time when Sabah was known for head hunters.