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The Waterfront Hotel Kuching

Nestled in the heart of Kuching, The Waterfront Hotel Kuching is a premier destination where modern elegance meets rich cultural heritage. Offering breathtaking views of the Sarawak River, the hotel is within walking distance of the city’s cultural and historical attractions such as the Old Court House, Darul Hana Bridge and Sarawak Museum. The hotel's central location makes it an excellent choice for both leisure and business travelers alike.

Getting There

The Waterfront Hotel Kuching is about 10km (15 to 45-minute drive) from Kuching International Airport. Guests may choose to book airport transfers offered by the hotel or consider e-hailing rides (Grab, Maxim, MyCar), or taxis.

Rooms

The Waterfront Hotel Kuching offers a selection of rooms and suites for a relaxing stay. Guests may choose from Deluxe Rooms, Premier Rooms, or spacious Suites. Each room is equipped with amenities such as high-speed internet and blackout curtains, and a choice between captivating city or river views.

Dining

The hotel offers a range of dining options catering to different tastes. Café Via Mare serves a blend of local and international cuisines in a relaxed, all-day dining setting. For a cozy ambiance with views of the Sarawak River, guests may pop by ZAPATOS The Lounge for some small bites and drinks. Alternatively, there are many restaurants and cafes available within walking distance if you’re feeling adventurous!

Tourism and Attractions

There are a range of cultural and historical attractions to explore in Kuching. Some of the nearby attractions guests may visit are:

Darul Hana Bridge: Head over for a leisurely stroll with scenic views during the day and vibrant lights on display at night.

Fort Margherita: Right across the river is one of the most iconic historical structures in Kuching, built in 1879. Explore the history of the White Rajah’s era through the artefacts displayed at the Brooke Gallery.

Semenggoh Nature Reserve: This sanctuary is known for its successful orangutan rehabilitation programs. You may even spot one during their daily feedings!