Featuring indoor and outdoor patio seating, complete with a live kitchen, ON22’s ‘Dining in the Gardens’ theme features three distinct spaces.
A new five-star hotel has arisen in Sabah — the Hyatt Centric Kota
Kinabalu — presenting a convenient base for both leisure and business
travellers to get around the island of Borneo.
The hotel offers 222 modern guestrooms thoughtfully furnished with
amenities for those staying for pleasure or business including expansive
ergonomic workspaces, a 55-inch television, a rain shower and socially
conscious bath amenities.
Other amenities within the hotel comprise an infinity pool, a fitness
centre, and a rooftop restaurant and bar that overlooks Signal Hill,
the islands at Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park and the South China Sea.
The hotel features 293sqm of versatile function space with seven
meeting rooms. Each meeting room comes with balconies, floor-to-ceiling
windows, high-spec audio visual equipment for in-person seminars as well
as hybrid meetings and social events for up to 170 people.
The 23-storey hotel is centrally located in the city’s dining and
entertainment district, and within close proximity to Sabah
International Convention Centre, a sports complex and a university.
Beyond the shopping hotspots steps away from Hyatt Centric Kota
Kinabalu, is the Jesselton Point Ferry Terminal from which guests can
take a short 20-minute boat trip to surrounding islands to enjoy white
sandy beaches and underwater activities.
Travellers arriving at Kota Kinabalu International Airport (BKI) can get to the hotel via a 15-minute drive.
“Hyatt Centric Kota Kinabalu truly embraces the city’s flourishing
cultural and culinary scenes, from our ON22 restaurant and ON23 rooftop
bar serving traditional family recipes with a modern twist and locally
inspired craft cocktails respectively, to guided tours of the colorful
street art in the neighbourhood, led by our hotel team,” said Ruben
Schrijver, general manager, Hyatt Centric Kota Kinabalu. “Our passionate
Sabahan team is excited to share their local knowledge and tips on
local, under-the-radar attractions, ensuring travelers and locals alike
never miss a moment of adventure.”