Johor Bahru’s getting a Four Points by Sheraton in 2026

The hotel will feature two ballrooms for events and a range of meeting spaces.

SKS Hospitality and Marriott will launch Four Points by Sheraton Johor Bahru by 1Q 2026. Pictured: Kenneth (GM), Meera (Head of Hospitality, SKSH) and Noor (OM) during a recent visit to the hotel site.
SKS Hospitality and Marriott will launch Four Points by Sheraton Johor Bahru by 1Q 2026. Pictured: Kenneth (GM), Meera (Head of Hospitality, SKSH) and Noor (OM) during a recent visit to the hotel site.

The Four Points by Sheraton Johor Bahru is set to open next year, following the refurbishment and rebranding of the AmanSari Residence Resort in Bandar Seri Alam.

The 150-room hotel redevelopment, expected to open in the first quarter of 2026, follows a signed agreement between SKS Group, a company operating in property development and hospitality and Marriott International. The venture marks Marriott’s growing presence in Malaysia, joining three other properties in the destination.

Four Points by Sheraton Johor Bahru will have 150 rooms, including 70 Twin Rooms, 70 King Rooms and 10 Three-Bedroom Duplexes, while facilities will include an all-day dining restaurant with 98 indoor seats and an alfresco terrace, and a 45-seat lobby bar and lounge.

For meetings and events, the hotel will feature 1,770 sqm of function space, including a 1,130 sqm divisible Grand Ballroom, a 310 sqm Junior Ballroom, five meeting rooms, and a 255 sqm pre-function area. Food and beverage options include live food stations, an all-day dining concept and an alfresco terrace.

Andree Susilo, vice president, hotel development, AsiaPacific at Marriott International said: “We are pleased to expand the presence of the Four Points by Sheraton in Johor through this collaboration with SKS Group. Bandar Seri Alam is a vibrant and fast-growing township, making it an excellent fit for a brand that delivers stylish comfort and reliable essentials. This partnership underscores our commitment to growing Marriott’s footprint in Malaysia.”


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