More information on The Puteri Pan Pacific Hotel
This is 5 star hotel and considered as a superior first property. Arguably one of the better hotels in Johor Bahru, caters for corporate and leisure guests alike. (JH 11/04/08) A modern hotel, which is dominant over the skyline and is one of the more attractive buildings in johor bahru. Strategically located in the city centre, within walking distance from major shopping complexes, culture and heritage centres. Only 5 minutes from the causeway that separate Johor Bahru and Singapore.
Check-in Time:
1500Check-out Time:
1100Rooms:
Guest Rooms:Princess Deluxe room is at 33 square metres with high ceilings and various views of the city. The rooms are in pastel colours with well maintained wooden furnishings with touches of gold.Dining
RestaurantThere are three restaurants at the hotel, one could choose from Mediterranean cuisine at Paolo Restaurant, Malaysian Chinese halal cuisine at Kai Xuan Chinese Restaurant or an attractive spread of international selections and local favourite at The Newsroom Cafe.
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