2027 Opening Announced for The Langham, Kuala Lumpur
Langham Hospitality Group (LHG) and Artisan Hospitality, a joint venture led by a subsidiary of Singapore’s Oxley Holdings, are proud to announce the planned opening of The Langham, Kuala Lumpur in 2027. Part of the Oxley Towers KLCC complex, a premium property development situated in the prestigious Golden Triangle neighbourhood of the Malaysian capital’s central business district, the hotel will occupy the upper half of a lustrous new structure that boasts stunning cityscape views and seamless access to Petronas Twin Towers, KLCC Park, numerous shopping malls and Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
The project is the second Southeast Asia hotel to be announced by LHG this year, coming hot on the heels of recently publicised plans for The Langham, Customs House, Bangkok. The two properties will join the group’s multi-award-winning branch of The Langham in Jakarta, taking to three its footprint in a region fast shaping up to be a key source of growth.
The Langham, Kuala Lumpur will house 198 guestrooms and suites supported by a rich array of luxurious amenities. These will include a stunning sky pool – One of the highest in the city – an outpost of The Langham, Hong Kong’s three Michelin-star Cantonese restaurant, T’ang Court; a unique destination bar; and a new branch of The Langham, London’s iconic Palm Court eatery, birthplace of the brand’s renowned afternoon tea sets. The property will also feature health and wellness offerings via LHG’s Chuan Spa platform, which additionally encompasses a fitness centre and a wide selection of in-room offerings. As for event spaces, expect nothing short of grandeur courtesy of a spectacular banquet hall and exquisite selection of meeting rooms.
Hotel website
The Langham, Kuala Lumpur
157, Jln Ampang,Kuala Ampang
Kuala Lumpur, 55000
Malaysia
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