Pullman Putrajaya Lakeside, Putrajaya, Malaysia
The Pullman Putrajaya is located next to the scenic Putrajaya Lake. The hotel is near to the Putrajaya International Convention Centre, therefore it’s a favourite with people who are attending a function in the Convention Centre. The architecture of this hotel is really amazing. It consists of four wings that is designed with its own theme to it. There’s the Chinese, Malay, Indian and the Borneo theme called the Rafflesia. The rooms are also designed to follow the theme of the building. We had the Borneo styled room, with the balcony facing the lake. Being Borneo style the rooms was naturally mainly wood with a flat screen tv, in room safe, rainfall shower but no bathtub.
There are a lot of activities you and your family can idulge in. There is bicycle for rent, canoe, water ski, Kids Play Room, a games room that has Wii and pool table. There is also a pool which I felt was rather small and a GYM next to the pool. But I would suggest a morning jog by the lake, cause its really great.There is also a Spa.
At the Pullman there’s two food outlets. One is their all day dining restaurant called the B and one more is The Village. The Village is located on the lake with tatche roof and at night the ambience is great. But I didn’t dine as I came here for a seminar and our meals was pre arranged.
As with most places in Putrajaya, this hotel is quite hard to located. There are not many signboard directing you. So the landmark to look is the PICC or Putrajaya International Convention Centre. Pullman Putrajaya is a nice getaway if you are not after the nightlife as its really quiet at night. I would recommend this place if you want some peace and quiet or you can also use it as a transit point before your next destination as its really close to the Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Another tip is to bring a good camera cause the view of the lighted Putrajaya Bridge is awesome.
Apart from the Lake and the Bridge, there’s a lot of interesting places to see in Putrajaya.
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