Thistle Hotel

  

5-star accommodation in Johor Bahru

Enjoy luxury accommodation in Johor Bahru 


Written By Muhammad Syahir
Thistle Johor Bahru is centrally located in the city of Johor Bahru and within the Iskandar Development Region, one of Malaysia’s most important business and tourist centres. Being only 10 minutes from the Singapore Causeway, it’s a great destination for meetings and events. And if you’re here for recreation, we are within the vicinity of Legoland Malaysia, the 2nd Link Expressway and Nusajaya. Choose to get around with our limousine transfers or just hop on our free shuttle service and head down to the many shopping malls and Johor Premium Outlets


Superb meetings and events facilities

Set in a stone-and glass building overlooking the Strait of Johor, this modern hotel is 2 km from both the nearest bus stop and Sultan Abu Bakar State Mosque, and 13 km from the Singapore Zoo.

Offering simple, contemporary decor, the bright rooms come with flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities. Upgraded rooms add balconies and/or views of the Strait of Johor, and suites feature kitchenettes and living rooms. Room service is available.

Breakfast is free. Amenities include 3 restaurants and 2 bars, plus an outdoor pool, a kids' pool, and a fitness centre with 2 tennis courts and a spa.







Free Wi-Fi in guestrooms and throughout the hotel

Various spa packages to rejuvenate you

382 fully refurbished guestrooms, incl. 125 executive luxury rooms with spectacular sea views

Location

Jalan Sungai Chat, 80100 Johor Bahru, Johor

Tel

07-2229234

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