Tribute portfolio celebrates its debut in Malaysia with the opening of palm garden hotel, Putrajaya

Hospitality Published 2 years ago on 20 December 2021 | Author TIN Media
MALAYSIA:

Tribute Portfolio, part of Marriott Bonvoys portfolio of 30 extraordinary hotel brands, today announced the opening of Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, marking the brand's debut in Malaysia. Located in the heart of the IOI Resort City in Putrajaya, the 151-room hotel is set to showcase the hidden gem of Malaysia for travellers and locals who seek out independent experiences and crave enriching experiences from the community when travelling.

“We are thrilled to introduce the Tribute Portfolio brand to the country, with the opening of Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel. The opening marks the entry of Marriott International’s 17th brand into Malaysia – a testament to our focus on bringing a diversified portfolio for different types of travellers to the country,” said Rajeev Menon, President, Asia Pacific (excluding China), Marriott International. “We currently operate more than 30 hotels in Malaysia and look forward to expanding our portfolio to offer distinctive and personalized experiences for travellers.

Situated within the sprawling 788-acres of IOI Resort City, Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya, a TributePortfolio Hotel offers easy access to IOI City Mall, one of the largest shopping malls in Southeast Asia, as well as the prestigious 18-hole Palm Garden Golf Club. The hotel is connected to major highways leading to the North and South of Malaysia and is within a 35-minute drive away from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, making it easily accessible from other regional and international destinations.

“Tribute Portfolio is the growing collection of characterful, independent hotels drawn together by their passion for captivating design and their drive to create vibrant social scenes for guests and locals alike. We are excited to bring the brand to Malaysia. The hotel is set to seek out and highlight the true spirit of a destination, and creates vibrant social scenes for travellers to enjoy,” said Jennie Toh, Vice President, Brand Marketing and Brand Management, Asia Pacific, Marriott International.

“Now more than ever, guests are seeking to immerse themselves in more individualized and experiential stays. Tribute Portfolio is a brand that highlights the true spirit of a destination and creates vibrant social scenes for travellers to enjoy, and we are delighted to be introducing the brand in Malaysia, with the opening of Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya a Tribute Portfolio Hotel. This opening marks our 34th hotel in the country and will provide travellers with truly authentic experiences, enveloped in the convenience and amazing benefits of being part of the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio.

The opening further diversifies our exciting collection of hotels in the country, offering unique experiences to our discerning guests,” said Rivero Delgado, Area Vice President, Singapore, Malaysia, Maldives, Marriott International. Tribute Portfolio, part of Marriott Bonvoys portfolio of 30 extraordinary hotel brands, today announced the opening of Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, marking the brand's debut in Malaysia. Located in the heart of the IOI Resort City in Putrajaya, the 151-room hotel is set to showcase the hidden gem of Malaysia for travellers and locals who seek out independent experiences and crave enriching experiences from the community when travelling.

“We are thrilled to introduce the Tribute Portfolio brand to the country, with the opening of Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel. The opening marks the entry of Marriott International’s 17th brand into Malaysia – a testament to our focus on bringing a diversified portfolio for different types of travellers to the country,” said Rajeev Menon, President, Asia Pacific (excluding China), Marriott International. “We currently operate more than 30 hotels in Malaysia and look forward to expanding our portfolio to offer distinctive and personalized experiences for travellers.

Situated within the sprawling 788-acres of IOI Resort City, Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel offers easy access to IOI City Mall, one of the largest shopping malls in Southeast Asia, as well as the prestigious 18-hole Palm Garden Golf Club. The hotel is connected to major highways leading to the North and South of Malaysia and is within a 35-minute drive away from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, making it easily accessible from other regional and international destinations.

“Tribute Portfolio is the growing collection of characterful, independent hotels drawn together by their passion for captivating design and their drive to create vibrant social scenes for guests and locals alike. We are excited to bring the brand to Malaysia. The hotel is set to seek out and highlight the true spirit of a destination, and creates vibrant social scenes for travellers to enjoy,” said Jennie Toh, Vice President, Brand Marketing and Brand Management, Asia Pacific, Marriott International.

“Now more than ever, guests are seeking to immerse themselves in more individualized and experiential stays. Tribute Portfolio is a brand that highlights the true spirit of a destination and creates vibrant social scenes for travellers to enjoy, and we are delighted to be introducing the brand in Malaysia, with the opening of Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya a Tribute Portfolio Hotel. This opening marks our 34th hotel in the country and will provide travellers with truly authentic experiences, enveloped in the convenience and amazing benefits of being part of the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio.

The opening further diversifies our exciting collection of hotels in the country, offering unique experiences to our discerning guests,” said Rivero Delgado, Area Vice President, Singapore, Designed with understated elegance, the hotel draws inspiration from its verdant and flora-filled surroundings and features 151 well-appointed guest rooms including 14 suites. Each guest room overlooks the lush greenery of the resort city and is equipped with a plush settee, LCD television, working desk, shower, mini bar fridge, in-room safe, iron, ironing board and coffee and tea making facilities.

The hotel features two signature restaurants and a bar. Palms Café, the all-day dining restaurant, serves international cuisine from the restaurant’s à-la-carte menu. Aroi Dee, which translates to “good taste”, is the hotel’s signature Thai restaurant where the resident Thai culinary master presents traditional favourites such as Red Tom Yam, Pandan Leaf Chicken, Steamed Fish with Chili Lime Sauce and more. Courtyard Bar is the alfresco bar in the open-air courtyard where guests can relax and socialize after a day of exploring the city over cocktails and light bites.

Set amidst scenic greenery, the hotel features two large outdoor swimming pools and a recreation centre that houses a gymnasium and sauna, while the expansive spaces that surround the hotel are dotted with built-in team building obstacle courses, which serves well with corporate events.

With over 22,000 square feet of flexible indoor meeting space, Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel is an ideal venue for business events and social gatherings. The hotel offers 11 multifunctional event spaces inclusive of a grand ballroom that is over 6,000 square feet and a foyer that offers natural light and connects to a pathway towards the gardens. Rafflesia, the pillar-less Grand ballroom mesmerizes with a raindrop inspired chandelier and a built-in stage, which can accommodate up to 500 guests in a theatre setting. For more intimate events, the garden or poolside venue can host up to 100 guests, ideal for picture-perfect weddings.

“Situated on heritage land, amidst the picturesque, lush settings of IOI Resort City, we look forward to providing an unforgettable experience for the modern traveller seeking unique local experiences and top-of-the-line service,” said Kumar Renoo, Cluster General Manager, Putrajaya, IOI Properties.