General manager Ruben Schrijver puts it well: “We are not a destination hotel in itself. We want people to stay here but also get on a boat, climb the mountain, go to the jungle, explore Gaya Street or go down Jalan Ewan. That’s what this place is about. You are here for a reason. Now go anywhere.”
Adventure and discovery are intertwined branches of the Hyatt Centric Kota Kinabalu, which Japanese architect Kengo Kuma envisioned as a majestic tree. Taking pride of place in the heart of the city, between Signal Hill and the South China Sea, the hotel entices with what nature has to offer as well as the culture and traditions that cradle Sabah. Yet, it encourages guests to step out for more.
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