Hotel Equatorial Melaka (closed)

Hotel Equatorial Melaka

Hotel Equatorial Melaka (GPS: 2.19078, 102.25371) is a 4-star hotel in Malacca. Completed in 1998, it has 496 rooms, configured as Deluxe, Premier, Equator Club and Suites. It closed in June 2019.

What are the features at Hotel Equatorial Melaka?

Facilities at Hotel Equatorial Melaka include a business centre, laundry and valet services, concierge, 24-hour currency exchange, wifi services, the Equinox Fitness Centre, outdoor swimming pool with children's pool, tennis court, sauna, jacuzzi, and spa packages. The hotel also has the largest ballroom in Melaka capable of seating 1,200 persons. In addition to the room service, there are six eateries at Hotel Equatorial Melaka. They are the Resthouse Cafe, K5 The Street Bistro, Seri Nyonya Peranakan Restaurant, Flo, ETC and Oasis on the Fourth.

What's in the vicinity of Hotel Equatorial Melaka?

Hotel Equatorial Melaka is a short distance from Dataran Pahlawan and Hatten Square.

Address

Hotel Equatorial Melaka
Bandar Hilir
75000 Malacca.

Hotel Equatorial Melaka is on the Map of Hotels in Malacca

Hotel Equatorial Melaka is on the Map of Malacca

Hotel Equatorial Melaka on Google Street View

Hotel Equatorial Melaka. (Nov 2020)

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